ML20207C471
| ML20207C471 | |
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| Site: | Three Mile Island  |
| Issue date: | 12/22/1986 |
| From: | Doris Lewis GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP., SHAW, PITTMAN, POTTS & TROWBRIDGE |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL (OGC) |
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| CON-#486-1991 CIV-PEN, EA-84-137, NUDOCS 8612300154 | |
| Download: ML20207C471 (41) | |
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Before the Administrative Law Judge In the Matter of )
GPU Nuclear Corporation Docket No. 50-320 CIU bE
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Station, Unit No. 2) )
SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL RESPONSE OF GPU NUCLEAR CORPORATION TO NRC STAFF'S FIRST SET OF INTERROGATORIES With respect to the NRC Staff's First Set of Interrogatories to GPU Nuclear Corporation (Oct. 9, 1986) and subsequent discus-sions between GPU Nuclear Corporation (GPUN) and the NRC Staff, GPUN hereby provides the following supplemental information.
Interrogatory ~1: Interrogatory 1 requested the " affiliation of GPU divisions" of the members of various groups. This in-formation was provided in GPUN's previous response. The NRC Staff now asks, with respect to the TWG, SRG, and PORC, for the members' positions in the TMI-2 subdivisions. In response to this new request, the affiliations of the members of these groups from the September 1982 reorganization of the TMI-2 Division through March 1983 are listed below. The affiliations of the members prior to the September 1982 reorganization or after
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Parks' suspension are irrelevant, and a request to ascertain such information is unduly burdensome and oppressive.
Test Working Group (TWG)
Member Affiliation D.D. Walker TMI-2, Recovery Programs, Site Engineering E.J. Kitler TMI-2, Recovery Programs, Site Engineering R.D. Parks TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Operations R.P. Warren TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Engineering
- ]R . E . Gallagher TMI-2, Recovery Programs, Site Engineering J.C. Fornicola Nuclear Assurance Divisions, QA Department W.J. Marshall TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Operations W.D. Ream TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Engineering R. Poulos TMI-2, Recovery Programs, Site Engineering R.F. Fenti Nuclear Assurance Division, QA Department M.W. Herlihy TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety I
Safety Review Group (SRG)
The Safety Rhview Group was not functioning for safety re-views until September 1983. All members of the Safety Review Group were permanently assigned to TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety, Safety Review Group.
Plant Operations Review Committee (PORC[
Member Affiliation G.A. Kunder TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety W.J. Marshall TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Operations M.R. Hornby TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Operations M.L. Benson TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety i G.W. Clements TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety P.E. Ruhter Radiological & Env. Controls, TMI-2 l
Radiological Controls M.D. Pavelek TMI-2, Recovery Programs, Recovery Operations T.E. Rekart TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Engineering
! H.K. Peterson Radiological & Env. Controls, TMI-2 Radiological Controls
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o B.J. Slone TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Operations P.J. Arthur TMI-2, F_ int Maintenance, Technical Support J.D. Lawton TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Engineering
- B.A. Dellaloggia Radiological & Env. Controle, TMI-2 l Radiological Controls R.P. Warren TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Engineering A.W. Miller TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Operations K.J. Hoffstetter TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Engineering B.S. Pressgrove TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety K.L. Harner TMI-2, Site Operations, Plant Operations J.A. Flanigan Radiological & Env. Controls, TMI-2 Radiological Controls C.G. Hitz TMI-2, Recovery Technical Planning, Waste Management Planning W.F. Kelly Licensing and Administration, Management Services J.J. Byrne TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety J.R. Floyd TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety R.P. Brownwell TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety G.M. Lodde Radiological & Env. Controls, TMI-2 Radiological Controls I.E. Fergus TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety M.P. Murphy TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety J.D. Bigbee TMI-2, Licensing and Nuclear Safety (W. Kelly)
Interrogatory 2(b): Unless otherwise specified in GPUN's previous response to interrogatory 2(b), the communications recounted in that response were oral. Further information on the communications is contained in the documents produced by GPUN in 4
response to Category 2 of the NRC Staff's document request, including the handwritten memorandum from J. Thiesing to B. Kanga (Feb. 26, 1983) and the typed memorandum from J. Thiesing to H. Bruner (March 2, 1983). Mr. Sandford apparently saw one and perhaps both of Mr. Thiesing's memoranda. Mr. Thiesing's March 2, 1983 memorandum was also transmitted to Mr. Arnold by Mr.
Kanga. See Memorandum from B. Kanga to R. Arnold (March 2,
1983). Mr. Sandford initiated Mr. Hofmann's inquiry through Mr. Bruner, who conveyed the request to Mr. Hofmann by telephone.
(H. Bruner)
Interrogatory 3(a): Interrogatory 3(a) asked for "the names and positions of all GPUN or Eechtel employees interrogated by Messrs. Wheeler and Hofmann concerning the Quiltec Company, and the date of each interrogation." In Responses of GPU Nuclear Corporation to NRC Staff's First Set of Interrogatories, GPUN provided the names of those persons interviewed by Messrs.
Wheeler and Hofmann concerning Mr. Park's involvement in the Quiltec matter. GPUN further responds that the inquiry conducted by Messrs. Wheeler and Hofmann was a Bechtel inquiry regarding its employees. For this reason, the previously named employees 4
were the only individuals interviewed by Messrs. Wheeler and Hofmann regarding Quiltec.
With respect to those named employees, the positions of Messrs. Parks, Kitler, and Kanga have been provided in response to Interrogatory 1. Mr. Blizzard was a Contract / Purchase Spe-cialist employed by Bechtel Power Corporation in Gaithersburg.
Mr. Buell was a Procurement Manager with Bechtel Power Corpora-tion in Gaithersburg. During the summer of 1982, when Rose Rittle typed resumes at Parks' request for use by Quiltec, Ms.
Rittle was a secretary working for Bechtel. Mr. Thiesing was the Manager of Recovery Programs.
(L. Hofmann, A. Wheeler) i
Interrogatory 3(b): Interrogatory _3(b) asked for the names of any persons "who from June 1, 1982, to the present were inter-viewed, deposed, or otherwise requested by any employee of, at-torney or agent for GPUN or Bechtel to provide information con-cerning Quiltec Company." GPUN objected to this interrogatory as irrelevant to the extent it seeks information concerning inqui-ries made after Mr. Parks' press conference on March 23, 1983.
Without waiving this objection and aside from attorney communica-4 tions referred to in the response to Interrogatory 3(c) infra, GPUN further responds as follows: Bechtel employees conducted no inquiry into Quiltec other than those interviews identified in -
GPUN's response to Interrogatory 2. On behalf of GPUN, Edwin Stier and his staff investigated Larry King's involvement with Quiltec. The individuals interviewed are identified in Mr. Stier's Report on Management and Safety Allegations.
In addition to Mr. Stier's investigation, the following individuals were deposed by GPUN counsel in connection with Mr.
King's Department of Labor proceeding:
L.P. King Deposition on Sept. 26, 1983 (Exhibit 101 to OI Report 83-002)
L.P. King Deposition on Oct. 1, 1983 (Exhibit 84 to OI Report 83-002)
K. Lionarons Deposition on Oct. 1, 1984 J. Chwastyk Deposition on Oct. 2, 1984 T.E. Rekart Deposition on Oct. 4, 1984 M.W. Herlihy Deposition on Oct. 4, 1984
L.P. King Deposition on Oct. 15-16, 1984 G. King Deposition on Oct. 16, 1984 B. Slone Deposition on Oct. 19, 1984 Interrogatory 3(c): Interrogatory 3(c) asked GPUN to "iden-tify all oral communications or documents concerning interroga-tion of TMI-2 employees concerning the Quiltec Company." GPUN objected to this interrogatory as irrelevant to the extent it seeks information concerning inquiries made after March 23, 1983, and identified oral communica- ons and documents relating to in-terviews conducted prior to that date. GPUN also objects to this interrogatory as vague, overbroad, unduly burdensome and oppres-sive. Without waiving its objections, see documents identified in the supplemental response to interrogatory 2(b) above, the November 16, 1983 Report by Edwin Stier on Management and Safety Allegations (and exhibits and attachments thereto, particularly those referenced at pages 35-53 of Volume III, King Harassment Allegations), and the October 1984 Report of Bechtel North Ameri-can Power Corporation Regarding the Allegations of Richard D.
Parks (and exhibits and attachments thereto, particularly those referenced at pages 18-22 of the Report).
In addition, counsel for GPUN and counsel for Bechtel have created and compiled attorney case files in connection with the Department of Labor and civil complaints initiated by Parks and by King. These files contain memoranda, drafts, attorney notes
i of client and witness conversations, research, etc., some of which relate to Quiltec. The documents have been reviewed and responsive non-privileged documents produced.
Interrogatory 4: Without waiving its prior objection, GPUN further responds that it is unaware of any GPUN or Bechtel employees to whom Parks directly expressed safety or procedural concerns pertaining to the testing of the polar crane after his March 23 press conference. Of course, numerous GPUN and Bechtel employees must have been aware of Parks' public statements made in the conference and thereafter. Mr. Parks was interviewed by Edwin Stier; the transcript of this interview is contained in the Stier Report.
1 (E. Stier)
Interrogatory 6: Without waiving its prior objection, GPUN further identifies the following documents: the Stier and Bechtel reports previously identified in GPUN's response to NRC Staff interrogatory 8(b), the NRC investigative reports and re-lated documents identified by the NRC Staff in response to GPUN's discovery requests, and a transcript of Interview with Richard Parks on the Fred Williams Show (April 8, 1983). A tape of this show is also available.
Interrogatory 8(b): In supplemental response, GPUN identifies the following documents:
" Summary of Polar Crane Technical Allegations from the Parks and ;*schel affidavits," pre-pared by R. Whitesel for meeting with R.
Arnold on April 29, 1983.
Letter from R. Whitesel to E. Blake (May 6, 1983).
R. Whitesel, " Preliminary Evaluation, Safety Issues Expressed by Lawrence P. King, Richard D. Parks, and Edwin H. Gischel on the TMI-2 Polar Crane Refurbishment and Load Test" (May 23, 1983).
R. Whitesel, Draft findings of TMI-2 Special Review Task Force (June 8, 1983).
Letter from P. Clarn to R. De Young (Feb. 28, 1984) (Response to OI Report).
Letter from B. Kanga to L. Barrett (Oct. 11, 1983) (Additional Polar Crane Refurbishment Information).
Letter from B. Kanga to L. Barrett (Oct. 25, 1983) (Additional Polar Crane Refurbishment Information).
Letter from P. Clark to H. Denton (Jan. 16, 1984).
Letter from R. Arnold to W. Lowe (March 4, 1983) (" Investigation of Potential Safety Issues - TMI-2").
Memorandum for R. Whitesel to R. Long (July 30, 1984) (recommending closure of Spe-cial Review Task Ecrce activities).
Affidavit of Kennedy P. Richardson (Nov. 9, 1984).
1 Interrogatory 10(b): Interrogatory 10(b) asked why certain GPUN employees are no longer employed at TMI-2. GPUN objected to the interrogatory as irrelevant. Without waiving this objection, and with respect to those individuals subsequently specified by 4
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Counsel for the-NRC Staff, GPUN provides the following in-formation:
Joseph Chwastyk resigned at his own request in 1983. Carl Hrbac resigned at his own request in 1983 to begin employment in 1
a family owned operation. Edward Kitler voluntarily left TMI for personal reasons. James Larson resigned for personal reasons in
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1985. Robert Arnold resigned from his position with GPUN in November 1983 to assume a new position with GPU Service Corpora-tion. Bahman Kanga voluntarily chose to return to Gaithersburg after completing his two year assignment as Director of TMI-2.
John Barton was transferred to fill the vacant Deputy Director's position at the Oyster Creek Nuclear Facility. James Thiesing.
voluntarily left TMI to assume a more responsible position with Bechtel National in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Edwin Gischel was transferred at his own request to Metropolitan Edison Company in :
Reading. Mark Kobi voluntarily left TMI to assume a more respon-1 sible position with Bechtel Construction, Inc. at Turkey Point.
(W. Kelly, R. Nestor)
Interrogatory ll: Interrogatory 11 asked GPUN to identify all i documents which support or are relevant to its defense. In sup-
- plemental response, GPUN identifies the following additional
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i Bechtel Personnel Procedure 303, " Freedom of Expression and Appeal" June 1982 4
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Memorandum from D. Lake to R. Fenti (Feb. 16, 1983) (Resolution c: Comments: Load Test for Polar Crane)
TWG Minutes of Feb. 25, 1983 Memorandum from Lake to Buchanan (March 18, 1983) (Polar Crane Main Hoist Upper Limit Switches and Trolley Limit Switches)
GPUN News Releases (March 23, 1983).
Interrogatory 12: Interrogatory 12 asked GPUN to identify the witnesses it intends to present. In response, GPUN listed a num-ber of individuals. In further response, GPUN states that in-formation regarding the current employer, business address, and telephone number of the listed individuals, with the exception of Messrs. Walker and Marsden, was provided in GPUN's response to
, interrogatory 10(a). For Messrs. Walker and Marsden, this in-formation is presented below.
Dwight Walker Employer: GPU Nuclear Corporation Address: Three Mile Island P.O. Box 480 Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057 Telephone: (717) 948-8721 John Marsden Employer: GPU Nuclear Corporation Address: Three Mile Island P.O. Box 480 Middletown, Pennsylvania 17057 Telephone: (717) 948-8566 In addition, GPUN has learned that Edward Kitler is now working for Ebasco at Turkey Point, a plant owned by Florida Power and Light Co. in or near Florida City, Florida. The
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telephone number is (305) 276-1300. Mark Kobi is also employed at Turkey Point, though by Bechtel Construction Inc, and can be reached through the same telephone number.
Normal business hours for GPUN are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Normal business hours for Bechtel are 7:30 to 4:30. Summaries of the professional qualifications of listed individuals (as contained in GPUN and Bechtel files that may not reflect post-employment activities or experience) are attached.
(W. Kelly, R. Nestor)
Respectfully submitted, SHAW, PITTMAN, POTTS & TROWBRIDGE w
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By: David R. Lewis Counsel for GPU Nuclear Corporation Dated: December 22, 1986 4
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. .o VERIFICATION I, PHILIP R. CLARK state under penalty of perjury:
That I am the President of GPU Nuclear Corporation; that I have read the foregoing "Second Supplemental Response of GPU Nuclear Corporation to NRC Staff's First Set of Interrogatories":
and that the information contained therein is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Philip R. Clark Subscribed and sworn to before me this _ day of December 1986.
PERSONAL RESUME BECHTEL EMPLOYEE l NAME: CHAP 1ES (CHUCK) W. SANDFORD Date: January 1985 Rev.
i BECHTEL APPROVED CLASSIFICATION Vice President & Deputy General Manager WORKING TITLE T N ORGANIZATION Gaithersburg Power Division
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- : A- / SPOUSE'S NAME Mary L.
CHILDREN'S BIRTHDATES N/A PHOTO DATE January,1981 MILITARY SERVICE & RANK U.S. Army, 3 years, S/Sgt.
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES AND SOCIETIES Member, AIF ,
EDUCATION AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS Degree, certificate, etc., School Major (or Subject) Date, BSME Iowa State University Mechanical Eng. 1949 Certificate American Mgmt. Assoc. Management Course 12/1966 Certificate Menninger Foundation "Towards Understanding Men" 6/1972 OTHER SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION (Refer to Instructions before completing)
MEMBERSHIPS: Directors' Advisory Group 1978 AIF Policy Committee / Follow-up Three Mile Island i H FP .. . - - - -
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_T_0 LOCATION AND SUPERIOR SIGNIFICANT ACCOWLISHENTS 9/49 11/50 Iowa Electric Light & Junior Engineer Power Company Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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11/50 11 /62 Iowa Electric Light & Results Engineer Power Company Cedar Rapids, Iowa 11/62 1/68 Iowa Electric Light & Assistant to Vice President of Power Company Engineering Cedar Rapids, Iowa
- 5/68 12/73 Iowa Electric Light & Vice President, Engineering -
Power Company Responsible for engineering and Cedar. Rapids, Iowa construction, including planning of all company electric and gas f acilities ,
- 12/73 11/75 Iowa Electric Light & Executive Vice President -
Power Company, Responsible for Engineering, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Construction, Production, and Purchasing Departments, elec-tric and gas. Also supervised developnent and implementation of company operating policies, f acility planning, corporate QA, nuclear fuel management, etc
- 12/73 11/75 Iowa Electric Light & Member, Board of Directors, and member Power Company of Executive Comittee Cedar Rapids, Iowa 11/75 8/76 Bechtel Power Corp. Assistant to the Manager, Division Gaithersburg Power Div. Project Operations l Gaithersburg, PO I
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- Durir.g this period, had primary responsibility as " Project Manager," for Duane Arnold Energy Center - Iowa's first nuclear power plant I
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OF DATES DEPARTENT, RESPONSIBILITIES AND FROM TO LOCATION AND SUPERIOR SIGNIFICANT ACCOWLISHWNTS 8#6 4#7 Bechtel Power Corp. Project Manager, Grand Gulf Nuclear Gaithersburg Power Div. Station Gaithersburg, m C. E. Bald 4B7 IB8 Eechtel Power Corp. _. Operations Manager - Responsible for Gaithersburg Power Div. directing assigned project managers Gaithersburg, MD and coordinating the activities of the C. E. Bald Division Services and Procurenent Groups Project Manager, Grand Gulf Nuclear Station 1/78 4/78 Bechtel Power Corp. Manager, Division Operations and Ser-Gaithersburg Power Div. vices - Directs the GPD project mana-Gaithersburg, 2 gers assigned to both damestic and C. E. Bald international projects. Oversees the activities of Division Services, Data Processing, Personnel, Procurement and Energy Planning Departments 4 /78 8/79 Bechtel Power Corp. Vice President and Manager, Division Gaithersburg Power Div. Operations and Servi ~ces
. G aithersburg, 2 C. E. Bald J. M. Komes 8B9 5/80 Bechtel Power Corp. Vice President and Manager of Engin-Gaithersburg Power Div. eering, Construction and Corporate Gaiti.ersburg, MD Services - Has responsibility for J. M. Komes managing the engineering, construc-tion, procurement, and personnel op-erations and coordinating the act-ivities of the Labor Relations Dept.
5/80 9/80 Bechtel Power Corp. Vice President & Deputy Division Gaithersburg Power Div. Manager Gaithersburg, 2 J. M. Komes t
9/80 8/84 Sane as above Vice President and Deputy General Manager 8/84 Present Bechtel Power Corp. Vice President & Deputy Division l
Eastern Power Division Manager Gaithersburg, MD H. W,. Wahl
NAME C. W. SANDFORD POSITION Vice-President and Deputy General Manager EDUCATION BS, Mechanical Engineering, Iowa State University
SUMMARY
4-1/2 Years Vice-president and deputy general manager l
4-l/2 Years Vice-president; manager of engineering, construction and I corporate services, manager of division operations and services; operations manager
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2 Years Project manager, nuclear power plant project and special assignments 26 Years Executive vice-president; vice-president, engineering and construction; and various utility company engineering positions EXPERIENCE Mr. Sandford is a Bechtel Power Corporation vice-president and deputy general manager of the Eastern Power Division. He is responsible for operating plant services, domestic and industrial operations, and coordination of division legal counsel.
As deputy general manager of the Gaithersburg Power Division, Mr. Sandford was responsible for engineering, construction, procurement, personnel and domestic project operations, and the coordination of Labor Relations Department activities.
Previously, as manager of Division Operations and Services, Mr. Sandford directed assigned project managers and coordinated the work of the Division Services, Procurement, Personnel, Energy Planning and Data Processing Departments.
Mr. Sandford has also served as project manager for the BWR Grand Gulf Nuclear Power Station for Mississippi Power & Light Company. His duties included management of overall engineering, procurement and construction, as well as client liaison, for the two 1300 MW units.
Prior to joining Bechtel, Mr. Sandford was associated with lowa Electic Light & Power Company for 26 years, progressing from junior engineer to executive vice-president and member of the board of directors and I
executive committee. During this time he acquired an in-depth understanding of utility management and operation. In his final assignment as executive vice-president, Mr. Sandford was responsible for Engineering, Construction, Production, and Purchasing Department activities for both electricity and g = =. He also supervised the development and implementation of compuny operating policies, facility planning, nuclear fuel management, and corporate quality assurance. In addition, during his last 8 years with the company, Mr. Sandford served as project manager for the 550 MW BWR Duane Arnolo Energy Center, Iowa's first nuclear power plant.
Mr. Sandford's experience with lowa Electric Light & Power Company was primarily in the coal-fired power plant field and covered all aspects of design, construction, operation and fuel procurement. His most recent assignment prior to the Duane Arnold project included responsibility for and supervision of the engineering design, procurement and construction of the coal-fired Prairie Creek Station Unit 3.
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ORIGINAL BECHTEL EMPLOYMENT DATE my 12, 1969 RE EMPLOYMENT DATE(S)
Me SPOUSE'S NAME Joan P.
CHILDREN'S BIRTHDATES Jan. 1977 MILITARY SERVICE & RANK U.S. Anny, 21 trenths, PK.
PHOTO DATE
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ED0 CATION AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
' DEGR EE, CE RTIFICATE, ETC. SCHOOL MAJOR (OR SUBJECT) DATE Lewis and Clark College Accounting-Major 1950 B.S.
Iaw-Minor Mills Oollege r h ral Arts 1952 M.A.
Stanford University Finance 1959 M.B.A.
Directors' Advisory Grup (DM) 1981/1982 OTHER SIGNIFICANT INFORMATION (Refer to instructions before cornpleting)
Dechtel: Trust & 'Ihrift Invest:nent Ccmnittee, Assistant Secretary Personal and Family: All mmbers of try family are in good health.
Outside Activities: Squash, Golf, Cturunity and Church activities, Stanford Business School Assn.
Language capability: Spanish in High School; German in Graduate School Aspirations: 'Ib assume greater responsibility within the area of financial and human-resource managment.
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OF DEPARTMENT: RESPONSIBILITIES AND FROM TO LOCATION AND SUPERIOR SIGNIFICANT ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1952 1954 U. S. Army Budget Fiscal Specialist, Co'mptroller's - i Section,' Ryuky'us Command General Q '
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. *1955 1955 KMJ-Television Directed live commercial productions Fresno, California'
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1956 3957 KE -T Television Managed Educational, ' Religious and Santa. Barbara, Calif. Public Service Programming.
1958' 1959 Stanford University Master of Business Administration Finance 6/59 5/69 C'rockei National Bank Trust Officer,(Proba't e, Inter-Vivos and
! San Francisco, Calif. Testamentary Trusts); Corporate Credit Analyst (Financial Projects for senior l
management) and Loan Officer; Systems ,
Analyst.
5/69 1/71 Bechtel Corporatio . Finan,ce and. Accounting - Senior Systems Finance & Accounting Analyst j San Francisco, Calif. ,
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- 1/71* 2/73 Bechtel Corporation ' Finance and Accounting - T.reasury ;
i Finance & Accounting Operations: Supervise,d the administration l . San Francisco, Calif.' of lines of credit and letters of credit, Fred Searles -
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, i 2/73 1/?7 Behhtel Corporation Executive Services Manager (Manager of
- 7. Executive Caipensatic7 Executive Congensation Adninistration and Adninistration Adninisters the Office of the Chaizman San Francisco, Calif. Replacerient Planning, Purview Salary H. B. Hahn and Profit Sharing Bonus Plan Reviews.
, 1/77 [ , 6/78 Bechtel Corporation Chief Auditor - Adninistration Internal Auditing Responsible fort data prmammirg audits; San Francisco, Calif. persmnel adninistration; and audit J. S. Egant quality control. Conducted special investigations.
6/78 12/79 J. F. McGuinn As above.
1/80 12/81 J. Gasser Responsible for: general adninistration
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@cn his direction; special investiga-
, tims relating to possible ethical irregu-larities that effect Bechtel worl& tide.
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Current Manager, Technical Functions, Oak Ridge. Office 2 1/2 Years Project Manager, Nuclear Plant Support Services ,
4 Years Project Manager, Three Mile Island Unit 2 Recovery 2 Years Supervisor, Thermal-Hydraulics and Technical Development, Nuclear Staff, Gaithersburg Powcr Division 4 Months Engineering specialist, Nuclear Staff. San Francisco Power Division 2 1/2 Years Supervisor, Nuclear Engineering Analysis Staff, Ann Arbor Office 16 Months Senior engineer, New Product Development, aeronautical firm Current ResDonsibilities Dr. Thiesing is currently Manager, Technical Functions in Bechtel's Oak Ridge Office. In this capacity he provides technical overview and administrative management of all engineering, construction, decontamination, radwaste, health physics, industrial hygiene, and environmental technology personnel. He is responsible for overhead budgets and acquiring and developing staff, equipment, techniques, procedures, and
- facilities to support all projects utilizing the Oak Ridge l Office of Bechtel National, Inc.
ExDerience Dr. Thiesing served for two years as Project Manager, Nuclear Plant Support Services for the Decontamination and Restoration '
Department. As such,,he had project management and marketing responsibility for services to operating nuclear facilities.
Previously, Dr. Thiesing was Manager, Recovery Programs in the integrated GPU Nuclear organization for the Three Mile Island Unit 2 recovery. He was responsible for direction of engineering, procurement, construction, decontamination and fuel removal work. Dr. Thiesing was assigned to the Industry Advisory Group following the accident and was project enginesc for Bechtel's early planning work in support of Unit 2 recovery.
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Earlier, as supervisor of the Thermal-Hydraulics and Technical D3volop2Gnt' Group of the Gaithersburg Powar Division Nuclear s
d Staff, Dr. Thiosing was responsible for providing analytical support to nuclear power plant project engineering groups. He was responsible for containment and subcompartment pressure temperature ~ transient analysis, heat transfer analysis, normal operating and accident piping hydraulic transient analysis, HVAC system performance analysis, combustible gas control system simulation, and reliability / availability studies on power plant systems. ,
Previous to this assignment at the Gaithersburg office, Dr.
Thiesing was assigned to the Nuclear Staff of the San Francisco Power Division, where he was responsible for developing analysis techniques for application to containment and subcompartment LOCA pressure temperature transient response. Earlier, as supervisor of the Nuclear Engineering Analysis Staff in Ann Arbor. Dr. Thiesing was engaged in work pertaining to nuclear power plant accident radiation release dose calculations: normal operating radiation release dose calculations; combustible gas generation and control during LOCA: heat transfer analysis; and containment and subcompartment pressure / temperature transient :
analysis. '
. Prior to joining Bechtel, Dr. Thiesing was associated with The Boeing Company as a senior engineer in the New Product Development Group, primarily involved in spent nuclear fuel shipping cask design.
Education B.S., Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University Ph.D., Nuclear Engineering, Kansas State University Professional Affiliations Registered Professional Engineer - Nuclear - State of California Consultant to the International Atomic Energy Agency (Vienna) for the development of 50-SC-D12 " Safety Guide for the Design of the Reactor Containment Systems in Nuclear Power Plants."
American Nuclear Society, Chairman ANS-56.4 Working Group, 3
" Pressure / Temperature Transient Analysis for Light Water Reactor Containments" Publications choice of Vent Flow Formulation for Subcompartment Analysis, o
Thiesing, J. W. , Braddy, R. W., and Lowery, P. S. Trans. Am.
Nucl. Soc., 27, 588, 1977.
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H. CoEparison of an Analytical Model with Containment Blowdown Experinsnts, Thiesing, J. W. , and Filacchione, Trans. Am. Nucl.
, Soc., 26, 469, 1977.
H. M. Surface Temperature Response of Equipment Inside Containment'Following Pipe Break, Thiesing, J. W., Braddy, R.
W., and Schoonhoff, Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 24, 319, 1976.
1 Measured and Calculated Neutron Albedo for Concrete and Iron, Thiesing, J. W., Meyer, W., Leighty, J. W., and Timmons, D. H.
Nuclear Science and Engineering:60, 405-420, 1976.
Fluid Inertia Effects in Nuclear Power Plant Subccmpartment Pressure Transients, Thiesing, J. W., Bernsen, S. A., and Braddy, R. W. Trans Am. Nucl. Soc., 23, 306, 1976.
Orders-Scattering Calculations and Measurements, Penetration of Polyenergetic Neutrons through Slabs of Steel and Water, Thiesing, J. W., Meyer, W., and Leighty, J. W. Trans. Am. Nucl.
Soc., 15, 453, June 1972.
Fast Neutron Transmission Measurements for Reactor Core and Shielding Materials. Thiesing, J. W., Meyer, W., Mingle, J. O.,
Timmons, D. H. Kiraser, P. G., Hu, K. K., and Hill, T. R., Final Report, " AEC Report TID-COO-(2049)-10, 1971.
The Orders-of-Scattering Method for Fast-Neutron Transport, Thiesing, J. W., and Meyer, W. . AEC Report TID-COO-(2049)-9, 1971.
Orders-of-Scattering Calculations for the Reflection of Collinated, Polyenergetic Fast Neutrons from a Six-Inch-Thick Steel Slab, Thiesing, J. W., Meyer, W. AEC Report TID-COO-(2049)-8, 1971.
Orders-of-Scattering Calculations for the Reflection of Collinated, Polyenergetic Fast Neutrons from a Six-Inch-Thick Steel Slab, Thiesing, J. W., Meyer, W., and Timmons, D. H.
Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 14, 333, June 1971.
Intercalibration of the KSU NE-212 Fast-Neutron Spectometer System, Thiesing, J. W., Meyer, W., and Estes, C. M. AEC Report TID-COO-(2049)-3, 1971.
Fast-Neutron Transmission Measurements for Reactor Core and Shielding Materials, Thiesing, J. W., Meyer, W., Mingle, J. O.,
and Timmons, D. H. AEC Reporr TID-COO-(2049)-1, 1970.
Fundamental Radiation Shielding Problems as Applied to Nuclear Defense Planning, Thiesing, J. W., and Faw, R. E., .OCD Institute Final Report, 1969.
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WORK HISTORY MANAGER OF FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS - Bechtel (Present)
Currently, Mr. Kanga is the manager uf functional operations for the Bechtel Eastern Power Corporation.
PROGRAM MANAGER - Bechtel (2 Years)
Prior to his present assignment, Mr. Kanga was program manager for the Three Mile Island (TMI) Unit 2 recovery project while on loan to GPU Nuclear Corporation. ,
MANAGER, DIVISION ENGINEERING - Bechtel (2 Years)
Preceding his assignment at TMI, he was manager, division engineering, for the Gaithersburg Power Division, responsible for engineering of all projects assigned to or sponsored by the division.
PROJECT MANAGER - Bechtel (2-1/2 Years)
Mr. Kanga was project manager for the multi-unit SNUPPS Project, 1150 MW PWR nuclear units for several utilities.
ENGINEERING MANAGER / SENIOR PROJECT ENGINEER - Bechtel (4-1/2 Years)
Earlier, he served as engineering manager of the SNUPPS Project, the site work for Rochester Gas & Electric Corporation's Sterling Power Plant, as well as the plant betterment work for Florida Power & Light Company; and as a senior project engineer on the SNUPPS Project.
DIVISION CHIEF ELECTRICAL ENGINEER / PROJECT ENGINEER -
Bechtel (5-3/4 Years)
Previously, Mr. Kanga was the chief electrical engineer responsible for all electrical engineering within the San Francisco office. He also served as project engineer on the dual purpose Midland Nuclear Power Plant for Consumers Power Company; assistant project engineer and project engineer on the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station Units 2 and 3,1100 MW BWR each, for Philadelphia Electric Company, and on a technical and economical feasibility study for a power plant on the Nike X Project; and electrical group supervisor on a two-unit plant for the Korea Electric Company.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEER - Argonne National Laboratory (1 Year)
Mr. Kanga was associated with the Argonne National Laboratory as an electrical engineer foi the Zero Gradient Synchrotron facilities.
PROJECT MANAGER / ELECTRICAL ENGINEER -
Vern E. Alden Company (11 Years)
He was elec with the Vern E. Alden Company assuming project engineering and electrical engineering responsibilities for several fossil-fueled power plants and various industrial process and manufacturing facilities including cement, automobile assembly and fabrication, food processing, chemical and copper mining plants.
EDUCATION Bachelor of Science (BS), Electrical and Mechanical Engineering, Banaras Hindu University Masters of Science (MS), Electrical Engineering, University of Illinois Degree of Engineer (Electrical Engineering), Stanford University PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Senior Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers REGISTRATION Professional Engineer in Illinois, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Virginia, West Virgmia, Wisconsin, Tennessee, Vermont, New Hampshire, Arkansas, Louisiana, Michigan, and Kentucky.
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EXPERIENCE RECORD Please TIME SPENT OATES 01 NAME OF EMPLOYER,(29 PROJECT,(35 TITLE OF POSITION,14) DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES N:enber (Yaurs oms 6 Meets l e Assige - IGIVE IN SEQUENCE AND IN CORAPLETE DETAIL) f enernsg FROM TO ,,A he ResposeMe g,,,,, TOTAL 1 6/69 9/69 CONNECTICUT LIGHT & 70MER C0.. Electrical Distribution Dept.; Engineer- g 6 mos 6/70 9/70 ing Estimator (Summer-hire). Field estimates & basic engineering for I
electric distribution facilities (21kV & lower).
2 9/70 7/71 UNIVERSITT OF COIAIECTICUT NEfMANICAL EMQIRC. DEPT.; Craduate Assistant. 10 mos. 10 mos.
j Pull-time graduate student. responsible for teaching a mechanical engi-I neering measurements course.
3 8/71 7/75 BPC-CPD: Farley Nucl. Plant; Mechanical Bagineer responsible for engi- 4 yra 4 yrs '..
j neering design of process fluid systemas & preparation of P& ids flow '
diagrams, ensurg. cales., equip. specs. & bid analyses for mechanical
, equip for the two 860 ISie PWR Parley plaats. Performed special studies as l
client request & provided licensing input for NRC review. Areas of spe-cial esgihasis were the steam & feedwater systems. ECCS systeens, auxiliary feedwater system. large cranes, & the ILIT. ,.
4 8/75 3/80 BPC-CPD: Farley Nucl. Plant; Assistanc Nechanical Croup Supervisor. 4 yrs. & 4 yre b Responsible for all mechanical engineering design for fluid systems 8 mas 8 mos ,*
located within the Unita 1 & 2 aux. b1dge. & containments. Provided rapid resolution of construction & Unit 1 startup problems. Provided ex--
tensive licensing input needed to obtain the Unit 1 operating license.
Coordinated design modifications required by NBC rulemaking.
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SATES III NAME OF EeIPLOYER. QB PAQJECT, OR TITLE OF POSITION. MS DESCRIPTION OF OUTIES humber (Yems and Monte) e Aemps. esivE IN SEQUENCE AND IN CottPLETE DETAsu As le Respeaubts meses FROII 10 g,g,,g,,, g TOTAL 8 5 4/80 2/82 BPC-CPD: Farley he1. Plant; Mechanical Group Supervisor la charge of 1 yr. & 1 yr all mechanical design work for Unita 1 & 2. Provided centlauing services. 11 mos 11 mos ,
including refueling outage support & direct support to the client for i Unit 1. Besolved construction & startup related problems encountered dur- /
ing Unit 2 completion & startup. After start of Unit 2 commercial opera-
, tion, provided case inmine operatimal support for both PEP Units 1 & 2.
6 3/82 8/82 BECRTEL NORTEREN GIEP.-CFD: Middletoun PA; TMI Unit 2; Tand Site Liaison 6 mes. l6 mes.
l Engineer. Emsponsible for the on-site engineering activities performed l by the Bechtel Engiamaring Team located at the TMI-2 jobsite. Performed q liaison activities between the home office design project & both CPOW & i Bechtel Construction. Time site liaison group provided rapid resoluciam of i construction problems by answering FCRs. DR. etc. Provided t-6fe=1
{ guidance for plant decaermaafantion activities. l
) 7 9/82 11/84 BECRTEL 100RTHERN CORF.-CFD: Three Mile Island Unit 2; 2 yrs. ,2 yrs. ,
I Deputy Manaaer o f the co-site engineering department of a consolidated 3. 3 mas, e-ll Bechtel/GPUN Unit 2 organization. Site engineering provide engiamaring j guidance & techiemi supp;rt for plant decont==fantion activitime, ur:ste j . disposal activities, reactor disassembly & defueltag work, startup & test
- activities, and liaison between fiald constructica force and home office engineering. Site engin== ring performed on-site designs and +=alyses j needed to support Unit 2 recovery. .
.i j 8 12/84 BBCHTEL NORTHERE CORF.-EFD: Three Mile Island Unit 2; Mamaser of Site l Engineering - The onsite enginaaring department (5 h engineers) which provided engiamaring support for the TNI-2 recovery (See Item #for i
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R. A. WHEELER Chief Engineer, Startup and Operating Plant Services, and Project Manager WORK HISTORY CHIEF ENGINEER / PROJECT MANAGER - Bechtel (4-1/4 Years)
Mr. Wheeler is presently assigned as the Bechtel Eastern Power Corporation chief engineer for startup and operating plant services. In this capacity, he is responsible for staffing and management of Bechtel's startup programs on nuclear and fossil-fueled electric generation projects and industrial facilities.
In addition, he is responsible for support services in operating plants ,
including engineering, maintenance, operations support, and technical training services.
Concurrently, Mr. Wheeler is serving as project manager for Pennsylvania Power & Light Company's (PP&L) Susquehanna Steam Electric Station, two ,
1100 MW BWR units, responsible for technical and financial management of all Bechtel services for PP&L performed in the Gaithersburg and San Francisco offices, as well as in the client offices in Allentown, Pennsylvania and at the Susquehanna jobsite. Mr. Wheeler is also project manager for Bechtel Operation and Maintenance Consulting Services for the U.S. Marine Corps at Quantico, Virginia. In this capacity, he is responsible for the preparation of operations and maintenance manuals reflecting the conversion of a steam heat plant form oil to coal.
ASSISTANT CHIEF STARTUP ENGINEER - Bechtel (1 Year)
He has also served as assistant chief startup engineer and, prior to this, as project startup engineer, senior startup engineer, and startup engineer for nuclear and fossil-fueled power plant projects.
PROJECT STARTUP ENGINEER - Bechtel (8 Years)
Earlier, Mr. Wheeler served as the project startup engineer for the Grand Gulf l Nuclear Station, two 1300 MW BWR units for Mississippi Power & Light Company.
l He was responsible for directing the activities of over 500 people, including 125 l engineers engaged in testing and startup of the Unit 1 plant. Prior to this, he served as the project engineering startup coordinator for Grand Gulf, providing liaison between field and home office engineering and advising project engineering on startup related technical and administrative activities. He also organized and conducted engineering punch list meetings and represented the project engineer in the field. Mr. Wheeler was responsible for overall management of the power generation control complex, including design, construction, and startup activities. During his initial assignment to Grand
! Gylf, as a member of the startup staff, he developed the framework for the component test effort and wrote all the elet trical test procedures for the project.
l Formerly, Mr. Wheeler was a systems group leader, supervising all disciplines in the construction test and startup of 38 major plant systems at the 845 MW PWR Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2 for Baltimore Gas & Electric Company. He also had administrative responsibility for system documentation and turnover, construction test procedures, training, and field report control.
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Earlier, he had similar responsibilities for construction testing and startup of Unit 1 systems.
On a special assignment to the CADAFE oil-fired Planta Centro Power Project near Valencia, Venezuela, Mr. Wheeler was responsible for the startup scoping of the 400 MW oil-fired Units 3 and 4.
STAFF SPECIALIST / SENIOR STAFF SPECIALIST -
Automation Industries (4-3/4 Years)
Before joining Bechtel, Mr. Wheeler was employed as a staff specialist and senior staff specialist with Automation Industries, Vitro Laboratories Division.
Initially responsible for electrical design of submarine weapons systems , he progressed to section leader of the weapons system electrical diagram group.
He participated in development of a computer aided design system widely marketed by Vitro and wrote new business proposals and evaluations of CAD equipment.
SERVICE IN THE U.S. NAVY (7 Years)
Mr. Wheeler served 7 years of active duty in the U.S. Navy, as well as 14 years active reserve time in the Submarine Force until his retirement in July 1982. His early training in Fire Control Technician, Submarine, and Guided Missiles Schools qualified him for work on board the U.S.S. Henry Clay, responsible for operation maintenance and training of personnel on the MK.84 Polaris Fire Control System. He also participated in the initial equipment installation of the missile system and conducted the acceptance testing, including support systems performance.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP Member, American Nuclear Society Member, International Vocational Education and Training Association Member, Montgomery College Citizens Advisory Committee for Engineering l Curriculum Development REGISTRATION / CERTIFICATION Certified Level III Test Engineer, ANSI N45.2.6 Certified Pre-Operational Test Engineer, ANSI /ANS 3.1 Certified Startup Test Engineer, ANSI /ANS 3.1 Certified To Approve Test Procedures and Results, ANSI /ANS 3.1 OTHER EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION Navy Technical Schools (3 Years)
General courses at Montgomery College and the University of Maryland and l
various corporate and industrial courses
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$weervisor, aiselear powe plant 1 1/4 Yeers Lead startue engineer, nucleer power plant 3 Yoses Startuo engineer nuclear power plants 2 1/2 Years Startue engineer. fossil peser pleets l
3 Years besign engineer, nucleer submarine seestruction E"! A! E't:E W. Walker is corrently assigned to the Three Nile Islead ;
Unit 2 lbsclear plant. As Site Liaisen sad Factittlee Eagleser. "
tag Superviser in the Recovery Project, he is responsible fee i
supervistoa of seven engineers and destpers. Buttes teclude laterfacing between Bechtel hees office destp engtesering and os. site orgentaatfees, preparetten and rovfew of new systes destys aad medifIcatiens te esistIog systems, and generel engineerf ag support to on. site orgsmirettens. Addittenelly.
W. Walker is asstgeod as Alternate Start up med Test inesger with full responsib(11ty fler ifracties the titt I test progres in the absence of the regular Start up and Test Itasser.
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two Ste Igl PWR watts for Alstems power Campsay ftr I 1/2 pers.
As leed startsp engineer, he ses ressessible fte supervissem aAd coordiestfen ef gethtel startop activities. Is addit 1ce.
with the c11ent's systems perferesace engineert groep. he is engaged in originettag, evaluettes fapieneet and test.
l tog plant desfpn changes 1avelying afI disc 1p11 . and aestaatsal i systsee le the tur6tne building in particolar, dettes 16 cluded evelasting servet11ance test reestis, egelgeest WL-~^ Te and system per4rgence, as m11 as writing and portrusteg sgestel test procedures such as s' ens generater tote leek teettag. ese-denser tote leek and air h10ekage testieg. eed sessedsry systen eff1stency testing. Ovring an earlier assipsenet to the Farley project, ler. Melker participated in the pfpfeg and henger veriffcatise progesa and pr' Aper 81IeneI test presedure properea ttea. ,
previews 1y. with $11bNt Assectates. Intereersted. W. Welhor j l
served as a startup and test engineer at the coal-fired Indian '
- River pouse plant 400 sed Unit 4 for Deleerva power & Light Ceepsay.
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feedneter, better centeel and industrial inste systems. "
, Ovring a prior assectation with techtet. 8k. Wether served as a i
startup eagtmeer at the esal-fired presewe Isle Statten units 7 j
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effteiency costieg program fhr f1ve units.
le his feittel assignment with Bechtet. W. Walker served on i ' ,;.-- ,,,y.,.
Pepe St(ties project. tus 1300 fti BWR b Lsghs Coegamy. Iffs esties se t M e project tecluded acceptance /proeperatica.a1 test procedure propera-ties $se the electrical, socionical. Instrumentation and centrol systems disc 191 fees.
Before joislag techtel fr. Walker mes employed as a design engfesor by tee Asuport itsus Shiptutiding & Dry Dock Company, resseest41e fte eschentsal design of reacter plant str. valve operetteg. and redietten eesitoring systems for a new design '
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Manage:. cot position responsible for the design, deve!c; ent, '
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'*cclear Prc;;rse. Experic.ca is as folle.se reconn.,ination tr.vineerine h_naver_ - 3/B0 to Present Rcs;onsible for a staf f of 16 pecple (10 professic:.ils).
Aress of rcsponsitilities include optration of a liquid i vaste processing f acility, the packaging of solid . caste material and shipping of f-site, the establishecnt of a Jaboratory to develop 1 proved decont.v.ination r etheds.
Materials Eval;atten tA oratorv r .ette_erf re !!anner - 4/73 - 2/63 Responsible for the engiaccring (11 engineers) support, .e.rets of to
,Bettis' irradiation raterial tcsting Iti:ratory.
ren;or.sitility it.citee re .ote exa .instion equipent desir,n, latorstcry sci.2duling, redi.ition protection trprove ent progre,,, cperatin,, instruction In addition and to ttea f$5,100,000 acility pec; ram, fac111ty 1 er;ansion prost r.. -
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vas develo,,ing proced.res, c;alification of personnel ard equipr.ent, and condacting scsetor assac.dly veldtr.s of the Light Vater Sreeder Reactor at the Shipptogport Also responsitte for velding .
Atocalc Power Station.
consultation and support to att settis activities plus development vo.k to the areas of canual velding and braalog.
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and directics a test progem for evaluating hydraulicelly operated valve perforrance. Routine duties consisted ;
of te:61 cal responsibility for several nuclear propulsion fluid sys tces (prob'.am resolution, cperating ias trcctic;.s.
etc.).
Refueling Equipment D2sien and Operaticas - 1/64 - 3/73 A variety of assign snts from asso: tate engineer to senior enginace consisting of 1) dcsiping z;ctist purpose tooling and spip,ent, the t.ost sephisticatsd was designing several sc=1-auto atic cuttir.g and welding eschines, 2) lead engineer for refueling technical r,uppurt faring protot)?e refteling, ard
- 3) shipyard assigt. ents (2h years) to provide te:1.fest assistance during three surface ship refuelicgs.
7/59 to U. S. Steel Corporation 12/63 !k estead Wrks Entered e.anasccent training program. Majority of egerience as Roll Designer fer structure 1 and plate mills.
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.- fabrication, construction, and inspection of commercial and naval nuclear power plantt. __
EXPERIENCE: GILBERT / COMMONWEALTH since 1977 l 1980 to Assigned to Metropolitan Edison's Three Mile Island Nuclear Present Power Plant as the Unit 2 Project Quality Assurance Engineer in the client quality assurance department. Responsible for the coordination of client QA/QC activities for the Recovery Quality Assurance Program among the Quality Assurance Department, the Unit 2 Project Organization and outside contractors.
, 1978-80 Quality Engineer - Assigned to the Lagunda Verde Nuclear Project in Vera Cruz, Mexico in the client quality assurance department with responsibility for site implementation of the client quality assurance program in the mechanical area.
Responsible for performing audits and surveillances at the construction site of mechanical, welding, and nondestructive examination activities, review of construction and inspection procedures, and training of client engineers in quality engineering and auditing.
1977-78 Quality Engineer - Assigned to vendor evaluation and control for the Perry Nuclear Power Plant Project. Responsibilities included review and evaluation of vendor facilities, quality assurance programs, and fabrication and inspection procedures.
Performed audits and inspections at vendors' facilities.
1977 Quality Engineer, Mechanical - Involved with the review and evaluation of vendor and contractor quality proposals and procedures to assure compliance with project quality requi,rements.
1^ Responsibility included the review of vendor and contractor procedures and facilities for conformance to specifications and l
standards.
1972-77 Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Newport News, l
Virsinia Quality Control Engineer - Involved in the process control of pipe fabrication on nuclear naval ship contruction. Responsibillies included:
Review and analysis of discrepanices incurred in the fabrication and welding of nuclear piping assemblies i
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Review of welding procedures to assure compliance with government requirements Conducting periodic audits within the company and writing procedures to implement quality control requirements Qualified in naval nuclear inspection techniques of nondestructive testing; visual, liquid penetrant and magnetic particle inspection EDUCATION: B.S.I.E., Purdue University, 1972 SOCIETIES: American Society of Nondestructive Testing
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EXPERIENCE January 1, 1982 -
Present: GPU Nuclear Corporation Manager - Plant Operations TMI Unit 2 Metropolitan Edison Company January 1, 1981 -
Dscember 31, 1981: Manager - Plant Operations, TMI Unit 2 November 15, 1979 -
' January 1, 1981: Supervisor Unit Operations - Nuclear Three Mile Island Ssptember 1, 1974 -
November 15, 1979: Shif t Supervisor - Nuclear Three Mile Island June 1, 1973 -
August 31, 1974: Shift Supervisor Three Mile Island August 1, 1972 -
May 30, 1973: Shift Foreman Three Mile Island October 20, 1969 -
July 31, 1972 Control Room Operator - Nuclear Three Mile Island March 3, 1969 -
October 19, 1969 Utility Worker "A" Crawford Generating Station September 30, 1968 -
March 2, 1969 Turbine Room Attendant Crawford Generating Station June 17, 1968 -
September 29, 1968 Utility Worker "A" Crawford Generating Station January, 1962 -
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United States Navy (Continued)
USS Daniel Boone SSBN 629 (C)
Nuclear Power Plant Operator, Electrical. Responsible for the control and maintenance of electrical systems associated with a nuclear power plant. Including Ships Service Turbine
- Generators, Motor Generators and 400 cycle sets.
Maneuvering Room Shutdown Watch. Responsible for the reactor system and associated equipment while shutdown. Including radiological control and chemistry considerations.
Engineering Department Yeoman. Responsible for maintenance of logs, records and technical manuals for the Engineering department.
1964-1965 USS Hilibut SSCN 587 Electrician. Repaired and maintained motors, generators, controlers and other electrical equipment. Cleaned, changed bear-ings and tested motors while in an overhaul period.
April, 1959 -
January 1962 Kentile, Inc., New Jersey This firm operates as a manufacturer of tiles for home and industrial use. It is a nationwide organization with offices in New York, Los Angeles and South Plainfield, New Jersey.
Quality Control Laboratory Technician. Worked with production on the quality of the finished tile prior to its shipment. Respon-sible for the shade, cut, thickness and hardness of the finiahed product.
EDUCATION Electrician Mate "A" School, San Diego, CA, 14 weeks Basic Submarine School, New London, CT, 8 weeks Basic Nuclear Power School, Bainbridge MD, 24 weeks Operational Training at SIC Prototype, Windsor, CT, 26 weeks Specialized Schools attended during Navy experience:
Noise and Vibration Analysis Electric Precipitators Allis-Chalmers 400 cycle M-G set Westinghouse Diesel Cencrator Cambridge Oxygen Analyzer Westinghouse Motor-Generators General Electric Turbine Generator Set.
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5lI MELATED COftHisPONutnc+3 December 22, 1986 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Before the Administrative Law Judge In the Matter of )
GPU Nuclear Corporation Docket No. 50-320 CAV P
) EA-84-137 (Three Mile Island Nuclear )
Station, Unit No. 2) )
FIRST SUPPLEMENTAL RESPONSE OF GPU NUCLEAR CORPORATION TO NRC STAFF'S FIRST REQUEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS In cupplemental response to NRC Staff First Request for the Production of Documents (Oct. 9, 1986), GPU Nuclear Corporation (GPUN) provides the additional documents listed below. These documents are listed under the pertinent categories specified in the NRC Staff's request.
Categories 2 and 7 Deposition of 9. Bruner (Oct. 10, 1984)
Memorandum from B. Kanga to R. Arnold (March 2, 1983)
Deposition of K. Lionarons (Oct. 1, 1984)
Deposition of J. Chwastyk (Oct. 2, 1984)
Deposition of T.E. Rekart (Oct. 4, 1984)
Deposition of M.W. Herlihy (Oct. 4, 1984)
Deposition of L.P. King (Oct. 15-16, 1984)
Deposition of G. King (Oct. 16, 1984)
1 Deposition of B. Slone (Oct. 19, 1984)
Memo from L. Hofmann (undated); attached Letter f;om R. Arnold to L. King (March 4, 1983) and attached Memo from R. Arnold to L. King (March 4, 1983).
Handwritten memorandum from J. Thiesing to B. Kanga (Feb. 26, 1983).
Memorandum from D. Blizzard to J. Buell (Feb.
23, 1983) with attached notes.
Handwritten memo from C. Sandford to Bruner (undated)
Handwritten memorandum from L. Santee to B. Kanga (March 22, 1983) (" Rose Rittle"); Handwritten memorandum from L. Santee to B. Kanga (March 22, 1983) ("Brassing Problems").
Category 3 Memorandum from J. Chwastyk to E. Kitler (March 17, 1983) ("TWG Membership"), with handwritten annotation from B. Kanga to C. Sandford.
Letter from R. Parks to B. Kanga (March 21, 1983),
with typed annotation by B. Kanga dated March 22, 1983.
Category 4 Letter from B. Kanga to H. Reinsch (March 29, 1983).
Memorandum from B. Kanga to R. Arnold (March 25, 1983)
("Mr. Richard D. Parks").
Category 7 Transcript of Interview of Richard Parks on the Fred Williams Show (April 8, 1983)
" Summary of Polar Crane Technical Allegations from the Parks and Gischel Affidavits," prepared by R.
Whitesel for meeting with R. Arnold on April 29, 1983.
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Letter from R. Whitesel to E. Blake (May 6, 1983).
R. Whitesel, " Preliminary Evaluation, Safety Issues Expressed by Lawrence P. King, Richard D. Parks, and Edwin H. Gischel on the TMI-2 Polar Crane Refurbishment and Load Test" (May 23, 1983).
R. Whitesel, Draft Findings of TMI-2 Special Review Task Force (June 8, 1983). .
Letter from P. Clark to R. DeYoung (Feb. 28, 1984)
(Response to OI Report).
Lette.r frcm B. Kanga to L. Barrett (Oct. 11, 1983)
(Additional Polar Crane Refurbishment Information).
Letter from B. Kanga to L. Barrett (Oct. 25, 1983)
(Additional Polar Crane Refurbishment Information).
Letter from P. Clark to H. Denton (Jan. 16, 1984).
Memorandum from R. Whitesel to R. Long (July 30, 1984)
(recomraending closure of Special Review Task Force Activities).
Affidavit of Kennedy P. Richardson (Nov. 9, 1984).
Letter from R. Arnold to W. Lowe (March 4, 1983) ("In-vestigation of Potential Safety Issues - TMI-2").
Bechtel Personnel Procedure 303 " Freedom of Expression and Appeal" (June 1982).
Memorandum from D. Lake to R. Fenti (Feb. 16, 1983)
(Resolution of Comments: Load Test for Polar Crane).
TWG Minutes of Feb. 25, 1983.
Memorandum from D. Lake to D. Buchanan (March 18, 1983)
(Polar Crane Main Hoist Upper Limit Switches and Trolley Limit).
GPUN News Releases (March 23, 1983).
In addition to those documents identified as being privileged in Second Supplemental Response of GPU Nuclear Corpo-ration to NRC Staff's First Set of Interrogatories, GPUN P
s identifies as pertaining to Category 1 a September 27, 1984 Memo-randum from D. Buchanan to J. Wilson, which is a privileged attorney-client communication, and as pertaining to Category 4, a July 7, 1983 Memorandum from W. Gifford to J. Wilson, which is alco a privileged attorney-client communication. GPUN objects on grounds of attorney-client and attorney-work product privilege to the production of attorney notes and memoranda.
Respectfully submitted, SHAW, PITTMAN, POTTS & TROWBRIDGE By: David R. Lewis Counsel for GPU Nuclear Corporation December 22, 1986 r
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GPU Nuclear Corporation ) Docket No. 50-320
) EA-84-137 (Three Mile Island Nuclear )
Station, Unit No. 2) )
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE This is to certify that copies of the foregoing "Second i Supplemental Response of GPU Nuclear Corporation to NRC Staff's First Set of Interrogatories," dated December 22, 1986, and "First Supplemental Response of GPU Nuclear Corporation to NRC Staff's First Request for Production of Documents," dated December 22, 1986, were served by deposit in the United States Mail, First Class, postage prepaid, this 22nd day of December, 1986, to the following persons:
Ivan Smith, Esquire Administrative Law Judge Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 Docketing and Service Branch Office of the Secretary U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 George E. Johnson, Esquire Office of the General Counsel 9604 MNBB U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 V _o k David R. Lewis Counsel for GPU Nuclear Corporation Dated: December 22, 1986