ML20209E538
| ML20209E538 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Issue date: | 10/08/1998 |
| From: | Lohaus P NRC OFFICE OF STATE PROGRAMS (OSP) |
| To: | GENERAL, MINNESOTA, STATE OF, OHIO, STATE OF, OKLAHOMA, STATE OF, PENNSYLVANIA, COMMONWEALTH OF |
| References | |
| 981008-1, SP-98-080, SP-98-80, NUDOCS 9907150066 | |
| Download: ML20209E538 (11) | |
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n ALL AGREEMENT STATES October 8, 1998 4
MINNESOTA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, PENNSYLVANIA TRANSMITTAL OF STATE AGREEMENTS PROGRAM INFORMATION (SP-98-080)
Your attention is invited to the enclosed correspondence which conta!ns:
INCIDENT AND EVENT INFORMATION.........
PROGRAM MANAGEMENT INFORMATION.,
TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION............XX ACCEPTANCE TO THE SAFETY ASPECTS OF WELL LOGGING COURSE (H-314)
TECHNICAL INFORMATION.....................'.....
OTHER INFORMATION..................................
I Supplementary Information: Enclosure 1 is the list of students from the States selected 1
to attend the November 2-6,1998, Safety Aspects of Well Logging Course (314). Please provide the list of students and the instructions (Enclosure 2) to each individual from your program that is on the list. States with students attending.this course are attending on a space available basis and have each agreed to pay travel and per diem expenses. Course candidates should be encouraged to make travel and lodging arrangements as soon as possible. If you are unable to attend, please notify the contact below so that an altemate may have the
. opportunity to attend.
If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact me or the individual named below.
POINT OF CONTACT:
Dennis M. Sclienberger TELEPHONE:
(301) 415-2819
' FAX:
(301) 415-3502 INTERNET:
DMS4@NRC. GOV i
OriginalSigned By:
PAUL H.LOHAUS Paul H. Lohaus, Deputy Director Office of State Programs As stated 9907150066 981000 PDR.STPRO ES Distribution:
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D.C. M1 October 8, 1998 ALL AGREEMENT STATES MINNESOTA, OHIO, OKLAHOMA, PENNSYLVANIA 1
l TRANSMITTAL OF STATE AGREEMENTS PROGRAM INFORMATION (SP-98-080)
Your attention is invited to the enclosed correspondence which contains:
j INCIDENT AND EVENT INFORMATION.........
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l PROGRAM MANAGEMENT INFORMATION..
l TRAINING COURSE INFORMATION..........XX ACCEPTANCE TO THE SAFETY l
ASPECTS OF WELL LOGGING TECHNICAL INFORMATION.......................
OTH E R I N FO R MATI O N..................................
j Supplementary Information: Enclosure 1 is the list of students from the States selected to attend the November 2-6,1998, Safety Aspects of Well Logging Course (314). Please provide the list of students and the instructions (Enclosure 2) to each individual from your l
program that is on the list. States with students attending this course are attending on a space available basis and have each agreed to pay travel and per diem expenses. Course candidates l
should be encouraged to make travel and lodging arrangements as soon as possible. If you q
are unable to attend, please notify the contact below so that an alternate may have the opportunity to attend.
if you have any questions regarding this cor: Andence, please contact me or the individual named below.
POINT OF CONTACT:
Dennis M. Sollenberger l
TELEPHONE:
(301)415-2819 FAX:
(301) 415-3502 INTERNET:
D
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SF aul. Lohaus, Deputy Director Office of State Programs
Enclosures:
As stated
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n PROPOSED LIST OF ATTENDEES FOR THE
. SAFETY ASPECTS OF WELL LOGGING COURSE (H-314)
NOVEMBER 2 - 6,1998 STATE PARTICIPANT (S)
PAYING TUITION 1 SPACE AVAILABLE ARKANSAS
- 1. Gorg Bortz Space Available
- 2. Steve Mack Space Available Divison of Radiabon Control & Emergency Mgmt Departrnent of Healm 4815 West Marsham Street, Slot 30 Little Rock, AR 72205-3867 CALIFORNIA
- 1. John Fill Space Available
- 2. Rene Obear Space Available Radiologic Health Branch Dmsson of Food, Drugs & Radiabon Safety Califomia Department of Health Services P.O. Box 942732 Sacramento, CA 94234-7320 LOUIStANA
- 1. James M. Pate 111 Space Available Radiation Protection Division Omce of Air Quakty & Radiation Protection Departmont of Environmental Quahty 7220 Bluebonnet Road P O Box 82135 Baton Rouge. LA 70884 2135 OHIO
- 1. George R. Cicotte Spaco Available
- 2. William Hutchinson Space Available Bureau of Radiation Protection Onio Department of Health
- 3. Brent Rogers Space Available j
35 East Chestnut Street Columbus,OH 43266 OKLAHOMA 1, Steven K. Fernandez Space Available Radiation Management Section Department of Environmental luahty 1000 Northeast Tenth Street Oklahoma City, OK 73117 1212 TEXAS BRc
- 1. Patricia M. Zuclich Space Available
. James Thompson Space Available Bureau of Radiation Control Texas Department of Health
- 3. James S. Kee Space Available 1100 West 49th Street Austin, TX 78756-3189 r
ENCLOSURE 1
INSTRUCTIONS TO STUDENTS ACCEPTANCE: This is to advice you that those individuals in Enclosure 1 have been i
I accepted for participation in the. Training Course (H 314), " Safety Aspects.of Well Logging."
This course is scheduled to be presented November 2 - 6,1998 at Schlumberger Technology Corporation's training facility, Sugarland, Texas, a Houston suburb.
j COURSE: The course starts at 8:00 a.m. each morning beginning on Monday, November 3,
~ 1998. The daily sessions will end at approximately 5:00 p.m. each day except that the course l
will end at noon on Friday, November 6,1998.
LODGING AND TRAVEL: Texas has made arrangements with the Embassy Suites,9090 j
Southwest Freeway, Houston, Texan 77074, (713) 995-0123 (reservations). Please mention i
you are with the NRC Safety Aspects of Well-Logging course when you make your reservation.
The rate is $70.00 per night for State or Federal Staff, if anyone has tax exempt status, present the form at registration. The hotel is holding a block of rooms and your reservation should be made as-soon-as-possible as the hotel will release the rooms on October 26,1998, 1
~ The Embassy Suites is the designated meeting place for rides to Schlumberger's training facility and for bus departure on the fiel.1 trip Tuesday, November 3. Please meet in the lobby of the hotel by 7:30 a.m. to coordinate rides with NRC attendees. If you have any questions on getting rides to the class, please contact Marilyn Kelso through the hotel operator.
Alternativs lodging arrangements may be made by the students. However, each student shou!d remember that rides to the c! ass leave frcm the Embassy Suites. For alternative lodging in the area, please contact Marilyn Kelso, Texas Bureau of Radiation Control at (512) 834-6688.
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ENCLOSURE 2 s
i TENTATIVE AGENDA
- 1998 NRC SAFETY ASPECTS OF WELL LOGGING COURSE HOUSTON, TEXAS November 2 - 6,1998 Location: Schlumberger Technology Corporation 210 Schlumberger Drive, Sugar Land, Texas Monday, November 2,1998 8:00 Welcome and Housekeeping Comments Ken Tumer, RSO, Schi imberger Technology Corporation 8:05 Course Administration Marilyn Kelso Bureau of Radiation Contrcl, l
Texas Department of Health 8:20 Introduction to Terminology Jeff Pettigrew, RSO, Halliburton Energy Services 8:40 Videotape " Oil Well" Phil Stoehr, RSO, Western Atlas Logging j
Services 9:10 Oil Well Location Olle Lorehn, Sedco-Forex 10:00 Break - Class Picture 1
10:25 Film " Producing Oil" Ken Turner, RSO, Schlumberger Technology Corporation 11:00 Geology of Petroleum TBA, Schlumberger Well Services 1
12:10 Lunch 1:00 NRC Part 39/ Current Generic Jack Whitten, Senior License Rev. ewer, i
Source Exemptions Nuclear Regul story Commission, Region IV 1:30 The Regulations Imposed on the Wireline William Stringfellow, Bur. of Radiation Control Industry Texas Department of Health 2:00 Film " Answers from Beneatn the Ken Turner, RSO, Schlumberger Teclinology l
Ground" Corporation j
2:20 Fishing Equipment Gene Friedrich, Baker Oil Tools 3:10 Tour-Schlumberger Well Services /
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Tuesday, November 3,1997 7:15 Bus Leaves Hotel for Western Atlas
. Logging Services 7:45 Questions and Answers Videotape ' " Logging Procedures and
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Tool Makeup" 8:45 Demom.tration at Test Well,LOperation of Phil Stoehr, RSO, Western Atlas
- Logging Equipment, Loading of Sources Services 10:45 Leave for Well Site Visit
. I1:45 Well Site Visit (Lunch Enroute)
Phil Stoehr, RSO, Western Atlas Logging
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Services 3:00 Leave for Baker Oil Tools 3:45 Baker Oil Tools Tour Gene Friedrich & Don Cathey, Baker Oil Tools 4
5:00 Leave for Hotel Wednesday, November 4,1997 8:15 Archie's Equation Ken Turner, RSO, Schlumberger Technology Corporation 8:35 Radiation Logging Allen Gilchrist, Western Atlas Logging j
Services i
9:35 The Logging Superviser TB A, Schlumberger Well Services i
10:10 Break 10.30 Mineral Logging Ralph Wheelet, Halliburton Energy Services 11:30 Well Logging Inspection Procedures David Smith, Bureau of Radiation Control, Texas Department of Health 12:10 Lunch 1:00 Well Site Fire and Sea!ed Sources Chuck Racster, Consultant Involved 1:35 Logging.While Drilling Jim Aivalis, Anadrill 2:35 Break 4
2:55 Transportation of Radioactive Materials Bill Silva, Bureau of Radiation Control, Texas Department of Health 3:55 Well Logging Source Manufacturing Gary Gilmore, Executive Vice President, Isotope Products Laboratories 5:00 Adjourn-Thursday, November 5,1997 8:00 Qlestions and Answers 8:15 Film "No Second Chance" Ken Turner, RSO, Schlumberger Technology Corporation 8:50 Radiation Safety Program Steve Woods, RSO, Halliburton Energy Services 10:10 Break 10:30 Tracer Surveys, Collar Markers and Rick Borgus, RSO, Wedge Dia-Log, Inc, j
Handling Procedures for Tracer Materials 11:10 Wellhead Woes in Whinney Tommy Cardwell, Bureau of Radiation Control Texas Department of Health 12:10 Lunch 1:00 Drilling Muds, Cementing, Fracturing and TB A, Dowell Coiled Tubing 2:30 Methods for Radioactive Tagging of Tom Hampton, Domestic Operations Manager, Cement and Fracture I'ropping Agents Pro-Technics International 3:00 Break 3:20 Piocedures for Irretrievable Sources Ken Turner, RSO, Schlumberger Technology Corporation 3:50 Single Owner Operation Buddy French, Consultant 4:35 Film "Early Well Logging" Ken Turner, RSO, Schlumberger Techne, logy Corporation l
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- Friday, November 6,1997 8:00 Questions and Auswers 8:15 Decontamination of Well Site Robert Gallagher, President, Nuclear Sources and Services, Inc.
10:15 Break 10:35 Quiz Marilyn Kelso, Bureau of Radiation Control, Texas Department of HerJth
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11:45 Housekeeping and Farewell Ken Turner, RSO, Schlumberger Technology Corporation
- NOTE: The Agenda for the 1998 course was not available at the time of this mailing. The Tentative Agenda provided above was taken from the 1997 course. It is anticipated that the final Agenda for the 1998 course will be similar, although not necessarily identical, to the Tentative Agenda presented above.
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i From Houston Intercontinental Airport I
Take Beltway 8 from Houston Intercontinental Airport west then south to the U.S. Highway 59 South exit (approximately 40 miles). Go south on U.S. 59 for 3.2 miles to the Alt. 90/ Spur 41 Sugarland Exit. Turn right on Spur 41 (Dairy Ashford) and go to the stop light. Turn left on 90A (stay in right land of 90A). Turn right onto Schlumberger Drive. Follow signs to visitor's center parking area. Check-in at visitors' reception in the Forum Building just off visitors' parking area.
From Houston Hobby Airp_gri Take I-45 North to U.S. Highway 59. Take U.S. 59 South to Alt. 90/ Spur 41 Sugarland Exit.
Turn right on Spur 41 (Dairy Ashford) and go to the stop light. Turn left on 90A (stay in right lane of 90A). Tum right onto Schlumberger Drive. Follow signs to visitors' center parking area.
q Check in at visitors' reception in the Forum Building just off visitors' parking area.
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