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Responds to NRC Ltr Re Violation Noted in Insp Repts 50-317/88-10 & 50-318/88-11.Corrective Actions:Radiation Safety Technician (Rst) Counseled & All Rsts Required to Review Stannic Chloride Smoke Test Procedure
ML20151G069
Person / Time
Site: Calvert Cliffs  
Issue date: 07/21/1988
From: Tiernan J
BALTIMORE GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
To:
NRC OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION & RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (ARM)
References
NUDOCS 8807280113
Download: ML20151G069 (3)


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BALTIMORE GAS AND ELECTRIC CHARLES CENTER R O. BOX 1475 BALTIMORE,MARYLANO 21203 JOSEPH A.TIERNAN v,cc PatsiotNT NUCLEAR ENERGY July 21,1988 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555 ATTENTION:

Document Control Desk

SUBJECT:

Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant Unit Nos.1 & 2; Docket Nos. 50-317 & $0-318 Reolv to NRC Insoection Reoort Nos. 50-317/88-10: 50-318/88-11 Gentlemen:

The subject inspection report identified one apparent violation of NRC requirements.

Enclosure (1) to this letter is our reply to that report.

Should you have any further questions regarding this matter, we will be pleased to discuss them with you.

Very truly yours, unse JAT/JMO/dtm Enclosure cc:

D. A. Brune, Esquire J. E.

Silberg, Esquire R. A.Capra, NRC 1

S. A.McNeil, NRC l

W. T. Russell, NRC i

D. C. Trimble/V. L. Pritchett, NRC T. Magette, DNR I

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.g-ENCLOSURE (1) i REPLY TO NRC INSPECTION REPORT 50-317/88-10; 50-318/88-11 APPARENT VIOLATION Appendix A to the report identified a failure to properly caution a respirator wearer prior to administering a respirator fit test.

BG&E Resoonse 1.

Technical Specification 6.11 requires procedures for personnel radiation protection to be prepared consistent with requirements of 10 CFR 20. Addition-ally, it requires these procedures to be approved, maintained and adhered to for all operations involving personnel radiation exposure.

Radiation Safety Procedure (RSP) 1-117, "Selection, Issuance and Wearing of Respiratory Protection Devices Used at CCNPP" addresses this requirement. It states that prior to administering the Stannic Chloride Smoke Test to a respirator wearer, the wearer should be cautioned to keep his eyes closed and to take shallow breaths.

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Corrective Steos :Nken and Results Achieved BG&E identified that a Radiation Safety Technician (RST) administered the Stannie Chloride Smoke Test on April 26, 1988, to a respirator wearer witliout first properly cautioning that wearer.

From the follow-up investigations, the corrective actions taken were: the responsible RST was counselled and the details of this incident were reviewed with RSTs. In addition, a directive was issued by RST supervision to require all RSTs to review the Stannic Chloride Smoke Test Procedure with emphasis on proper cautioning. These actions were discussed with the Resident NRC Inspector and compit;ed on May 15, 1988, for all, except two, RSTs. These two RSTs and all Dosimetry Technicians reviewed the procedure on May 12,1988.

The Stannic Chloride Smoke Test is conducted by BG&E to detect poor respirator fit and/or poor respirator operation as recommended by NUREG-0041 and ANSI Z88.2-1980. The worker health and safety benefits l

arising fre.n the use of this test significantly overshadow the minimal I

health risks associated with an inadvertent whiff of the smoke irritant.

Incidents of inadvertent inhalation of the smoke irritant are rare.

Given the nature of the incident and noting we were involved with a multitude of activities associated with a refueling outage, the timeframe for :ompleting the corrective actions was considered appropriate.

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Corrective Steos Which Will be Taken to Avoid Further Violations Lessons learned from this incident are being factored into General Orientation Training and Employee Requalification Training as appropriate. lu

ENCLOSURE (1)

REPLY TO NRC INSPECTION REPORT 50-317/P.8-10; 50-318/88-11 l

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Date When Full Comoliance Will be Achieved BG&E was in full compliance with Technical Specification 6.11 upon completion of the review of the Stannic Chloride Smoke Test Procedure by Radiation Safety and Dosimetry Technicians on May 12, 1988.

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NRC FORM 313M SUPPLEMENTB U. S. NtJCT.E AR REGULATORY COMMISSION IM Approved by OMD 31504 041 PRECEPTOR STATEMENT

% s.yys Supplement B must be cornpleted by the aoplicantphysician's preceptor. I(more than one preceptorit riecessary to document experience, obtain a separate statemen t frorn each.

1. APPLICANT PHYSICI AN'S N AME AND ADDRESS KEY TO COLUMN C PE RSON AL PARTICIPATION SHOULD CONSIST OF FULL N AME 1 Supervised examination of patients to determ;ne the suitability for Faul Rave 1o, M.D.

radioisotope diagnosis and/or treetment end recommendetion for prescribed dosego.

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CITY j STATE j ZIP CODE 3-Adequete period of training to eneble physician to mensge radioactive East Orange N.J.

07019 patients and follow patients through disposis and/or course of treatment.

2. CLINICAL TR AINING AND EXPERIENCE OF ABOVE NAMED PHYSICIAN NUMBER OF CASES INVOLVING COMMENTS ISOTOPE CONDITlONS DI AGNOSED OR TRE ATEO PERSONAL IAdditionalinfonnstion or comments may PARTICIPAT10N be sutrnittadin obplicste cwt separase shee af A

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GENERATOR GENERATOR To99m REAGENT KITS Other Ra 226 Interstitial 2 pts X-ray Superficial / ortho voltag Teletherapy 150 pts Linac Teletherapy 750 pts

3. DATES AND TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS RECEIVED IN CLINICAL RADIOlSOTOPE TRAINING 7/83 - 6/86 1350 hrs.
4. THE TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE INDICATED ABOVE
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22 South Greene Street Baltimore, Maryland 21201 Chrscal Radiatx>n Oncology (301) 528 6080 Admwustration (301) 528-2606 Chrucal Physics 1301) 528.'323 Radiation Research (301) 528 7133 February 8, 1988 John E. Glenn, Ph.D.

Nuclear Materials Safety Section, B Divisian of Radiation Safety and Safeguards Veterans Administration Medical Center East Orange, NJ 07019

Dear Dr. Glenn:

I have known Dr. Raul Ravelo since July, 1983 when he began his Residency training at the University of Maryland Hospital and School of Medicine.

At that time, I was the Director of the Residency Training Program for our department and I remained in that position during his entire training.

Dr. Ravelo has _had extensive experience with treatment planning, brachytherapy calibration, survey meter calibration and use, quality control and radiation safety in the handling and use of sealed sources.

He actively participated in all the activities of the Department and satisfactorily completed his Residency training in June, 1986.

I would certainly recommend him for priviledges at your Institution.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesistate to contact me.

Sincerely, i

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Po s Cli ical Director Department of Radiation Oncology HP/pp k h [ h37 880630 29-04481-02 PW Martha V. Filbert Radiation Center A Resource in Cancer Therapy and Resesrcn For Afore Than A Quarter Century

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CURRICUUJM VITAE NAME:

Raul Ravelo, M.D.

Social Security No.: M hk3ress:

6515 Boulevard Dist, Apr. 8I khst thw York, tbw Jersey 07093 liv >ne:

kbrk: (212) 305-2991 IloTe:

trite of Birth: August 6, 1950; Santa Clara, Cuba Citizenship:

U.S.

Hirital Status: Single MEDICAL B&\\RD EXAMINATIONS:

FLEX Passed D2cunber 1984 ECENG; Passed January 1981 LICENSURE:

State of Florida State of thw York State of thw Jersey ETJCEATION:

liialeah High School, Hialeah, Florida, U.S. A.

UNDERGMDUATE S0100L:

Instituto Coya Zaragora, Spain Ptdical:

University of Zaragoza, School of bbdicine, Zaragora, Spain Gradua ted: July 17, 1980 D2 gree: M. D.

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English and S;nnish Il0 SPITAL 'mAINING AND RESIDF2CY:

7/86 - Present Clinical Fellowship: D2partment of Radiation Oncology Colurbia-Prertayterian Hx3ical Center 622 West 168th Street thw York, thw York 10032 PROCESSOR & CinIPPAN: Janes Cox, M. D., FACR 7/83 - 6/86 Resident:

Department of Radiation Oncology, Universit'f of Kiryland At Lultimore Mx3ical School, 22 S. Greene Street, j

Baltimcre, Haryland 21201 PROFESSOR & CinIRMAN: Onar M.

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H0f[PITEf['IRAINING Ato RESIDENCY: (continued) 4/86 Elective Rotation (Brachytherapy):

M.D. Anderson Hospital and Wmor Institute University of 7bxas itdical Center llouston, Texas PROFESSOR: Luis D31 clos, M.D.

7/82 - 6/83 Internship: PGY-1 Ellis Fischel State Cancer Center 115 Business Loop - 70 West Coltnbia, Missouri PROGRAM DIRID OR:

Carlos Ebrez-Masa, M. D.

EXTERNSHIP:

4/82 - 6/82 Externship: Center for Liver Diseases, Dept. of Hepatology Jackson FtTnorial Hospital University of Miami School of Medicine Miani, Florida PROFESSOR & DIRECTOR: Eugene Schiff, M.D.

9/80 - 12/80 munt Sinai Medical Center, Dept. of Energency Ptdicine 4300 Alton Road, Miami Beach, Florida 33140 DIREETOR & CFRIRMAN: Jerry Waisberg, M.D.

Externship: M3Unt Sinai Mxlical Center, Dept. of Radiology 4300 Alton Road, Miani Beach, Florida 33140 DIrdL' TOR & ORIRMAN: Manuel Viamonte, Jr., M.D.

Several rotations while atten3ing Mxlical School 1976 (5th yr)

Externship: University of Zaragoza Hospital Lopez de Laguna s/n/ Zaragoza, Spain D?part:nent of Obstetrics ard Oynecology DIREL' TOR:

ikraelio tertinez, M.D.

HONORS AND ANARDS:

Honor in Cbstetrics in my class of 1976 University of Zaragoza, School of itdicine, Zaragoza Spain EDICAL SOCIETIES (M3nberships):

knerican College of R3diology Association of Residents in Radiation Oncology (ARRO) knerican Society of Therapeutic Padiology and Oncology Junior Manbet American Ndical Association (AMA)

Southern Mx31 cal Association Maryland Ibdiological Society 2

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1. Ravelo, R.,

Amin, P. P., Sewehand, W., and Salazar, O.M. : Iodine-125 Brachy-therapy for Prostate Cancer: 'lhe University of Maryland Exp3rience. Presented at the Mid-Atlantic Society of Radiation Oncologists Mmting, Hot Springs, Virginia, May 1984,

2. Aygun, C., Salazar, O.M., Castro-Vi ta, H., Chougule, P., Ravelo, R.,Ibttlof f,R.,

Strohl, R., and Hedayati, M.: Secondary Tunors in Head and Neck (IEN)

Cancer Ibtients.

Presented at the International Conference on Ibad and tbck Cancer, ifyatt Regercy ard Convention Center, Baltimore, Maryland, July 22-27, 1984.

Nblication pendity.

3. Ravelo, R., Aygun, C., Sewchand, W.,and Salazar,0.M. Adenoid Cystic Carcinona of Head an3 Neck:

A 13-Year Experience.

Presented at the Mid-Atlantic Society of Radiation Chcologists and Virginia Chapter of the American College of Radiology Mmtirg, Williansburg, Virginia, May 1985.

Publication Perding

4. Amin, P. P., Sew hand, W., Ravelo R., and Salazar, O.M. : Correlation of Clinical Evaluation ard Cosimetry for Ild5 Implants of Prostate Carcinema. Accepted for presentation at the Radiological Society of North America, Chicago, Illinois, Novenber 1985.

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