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Forwards List of Attendees & Draft of Slides Used in 871120 Presentation on Proposed Reorganization
ML20149M399
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Site: Peach Bottom  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 11/23/1987
From: Gallagher J
PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
To: Kane W
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
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NUDOCS 8802260020
Download: ML20149M399 (32)


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November 23, 1987 Mr. William Kane Director, Region I Division of Reactor Projects U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 631 Park Avenue King of Prussia, PA 19406

Dear Mr. Kane:

As you requested at our meeting of November 20,1987 at the Peach Bottom Conference Center, enciesed is thr. list of attendees and draft copies of the slides used in the presentation on our pro-posed reorganization.

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NAE ORGANIZATION D. R. Helwig PECO G. F. Daebeler PECo L. Nendza PECo E. P. Fogarty PECo S. Lamb MAC J. W. Gallagher FECo E. J. Bradley PECo W. M. Alden PECo H. Lamb MAC H. Kister MAC S. J. Kowalski PECo D. M. Smith PECo J. S. Kemper PECo R. H. Logue PECo L. Burkhart MAC R. Crosby MAC D. Callahan MAC G. Fauth MAC R. Geiger PECo H. Abrendroth Atlantic Electric M. Phillips PSE&G R. Brown Delmarva T. Magette Md. Power Plant Research Program Ed Wenzinger USNRC/ Region 1 G. M. Leitch PECo J. W. Jones PECo L. E. Myers USNRC Resident Inspector PSAPS R. T. Taylor PECo Jean Ewing (for Barbara Risacher)

Harford County Council M. H. Haml Darlington, MD William H. Regan USNRC Washington, DC R. M. Gallo USNRC Region I W. P. Dornsife PA DER Paul Perzynski State of MD - MDE - CRH Timothy Wheder Evanir.g Sun - Baltimore Stan Maingi PA BRP Liz Bowie The Sun - Baltimore, MD Tom Johnson USNRC Sr. Resident Inspector - PBAPS Ruth Forman PECo

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e Change the organizational structure to improve control ar:d accountability for nuclear operations.

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DRAFT MODEL OF CORRECTIVE ACTION LIST To implement ObjectFve #1 the fcitowing actions will be taken:

i Estab!!sh within the corporate structure a nuclear-dedicated j

organization with direct line management control over all aspects of nuclear operations, maintenance, engineering, and construction.

SCHEDULE ABCD

  • Identify all nuclear dedicsted X

functions which should be moved from i

Engineering and Production to the new Nuclear Organization.

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reporting structure for Nuclear, e Assign personnel to all Nuclear X

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DRAFT PROPOSED FORMAT e Corporate Plan with Action List 11/30/87 e Similar site specific Restart Plan 1/15/88 with Action List e Maintain present PB CTE Plan as internal document o

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