ML20212E296
| ML20212E296 | |
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| Issue date: | 09/30/1997 |
| From: | Martin T NRC OFFICE FOR ANALYSIS & EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA (AEOD) |
| To: | Collins S, Knapp M, Paperiello C NRC (Affiliation Not Assigned), NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS), NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH (RES) |
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September 30, 1997 MEMORANDUM TO:
Samuel J. Collins, Director, NRR Malcolm R. Knapp, Acting Director, RES Carl J. Paperiello, Director. NMSS Hubert J. Miller, Regional Administrator, Region I Luis A. Reyes, Regional AdministraMr, Region II A. Bill Beach, Regional Administrator, Region 111 Ellis W. Merschoff, Regional Administrator, Region IV Karen D. Cyr, General Counsel OGC Guy P. Caputo, Director,01 FROM:
[ Thomas T. Martin, Director, AEOD
SUBJECT:
INCIDENT INVESTIGATION TEAM (llT) ROSTERS The Incident investigation Program Pla.. provides for l'T rosters to be periodically reviewed and revised. The llT rosters were last updated and approved by the EDO in April 1996. Due to identified personnel changes during the past twenty months, some modifications have been made. contains the current rosters of IIT team leaders end team members, and the offices to which they are assigned. The rosters also indicate those members who have received llT training and those who have previously participated on llTs. Attachment 2 contains the qualifications criteria that specify the necessary attributes llT leaders and expert team members should possess.
Please review the rosters. If there are any individuals on the attached lists who you believe:
(1) do not meet the qualification criteria; (2) would not be available to serve on an IIT; or (3) are not considered the m7si,ualified individua, in the technical area of expertise identified, pease propose substitute candidates. Also, please note any additional personnel changes effected during the past twenty months that impact these rosters. Current roster members who have received training should be retained on the roster, if possible, to maintain a high state of readiness and to contain llT training costs. Please provide a brief basis for removal of personnel who have received IIT training unless they have left the agency. Furthermore, we are requesting your cooperation in ensuring that additions are made only to repace deletions so that these rosters represent only the most qualified personnel.
Also, NRC Management Directive (MD) 8.9, " Accident Investigation" provides policy guidance on NRC's fact finding investigetory response to an event of extraordinary safety significance at an NRC licensed facility. The fact finding response will be performed by an Accident Review CONTACT:
Cherie Siegel. AEOD 301-415-6384 9711030135 971029 PDR ORG EXD PDR
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2-Group (ARG) which will, in part, be composed of HRC staff experts. AEOD has beets assigI the responsibility for establishing and maintaining a roster of potential NRC staff members who are certified through formal training in accident investigation to participate in an ARG. The llT rosterc will fulfill this responsibility, To implement MD 8.9 and the broader scope of a potential ARG, AEOD has established five s
additional disciplines to the NRC team member section of the Qualification and Characteristics for llT Membere document (Attachment 2) which are: (1) reactor core damage assessment; (2 containment integrity assessment; (3) emergency response; (4) accident management; and (5) regulatory framework and process (OGC only). Please propose names of NRC staff experts for these disciplines or any additional disciplines you feel shcald supplement the existing IIT roster to meet the needs of the ARG.
Keep in mind Qat the individuals identified on the rosters will represent an elite group of incident (or accident) investigators and are expected to receive training in NRC's root cause/ incident investigation workshop. Some will receive two weeks of specialized training in investigation techniques and methodology, if selected for an llT, they report directly to the EDO and will be relieved from existing duties for the duratiori of the investigation (at least 6 weeks).
Until the revised rosters have been approved by the EDO. they should be considered
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preilminary and should not be distributed beyond your senior managers. After the revised llT rosters have been approved, all new candidates will be contacted and background statements prepared highlighting their areas of expertise and prior regulatory activities. Current IIT roster members who remain on the rosters will be requested to provide any revisions to data
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previously submitted, in addition, personnelincluded on llT rosters need to have "Q" security clearances and will be subject to random drug testing.
Please forward your proposed roster changes to this office by Oc !sber 31,1997.
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AEOD ROSSI, Charles E, (6)
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CilAFFEE, A.' Ired (2)
NRR GALLO, Robert hl. (8)
NRR GRihtES. Christopher (3/6)
NRR IIEBDON, Freuerick J. (6)
NRR RICil ARDS, Stuart (9)
NRR WERh11EL,- Jared S. (3)
NRR CRAIG, John W.
RES 110DGES, Wayne (5)
RES h1ARTIN, Thomas O.
RES COOL, Donald A. (8)
NhtSS liAUG11NEY, Char!cs J. (6)
NhtSS
.lilCKEY, John W. N. (5)
Nh1SS LINEllAN, John J. (7)
NhiSS PIERSON, Robert (9)
NhtSS TEN EYCK, Elizabeth Q.
NhtSS Loll AUS, Paul 11.
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PEDERSON, Cynthia (9)
Rill BROCKMAN. Kenneth E. (8)
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GWYNN, Thomas P. (5)
RIV 110WSLL, Arthur T. (8)
RIV PERKINS, Kenneth E. (7)
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SCARANO, Ross (3)
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' (2) October 1987 training
-(3) July 1989 training
- t (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
- .(5) April 1991 training
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TEAh! MEhfilER ROSTER
- REACTOR SYSTEMS ***
NAME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE ALLISON, Dennis (2)
BAILEY, llenty A. (4)
JONES. William R.
LANIK, George (2)
AEOD Reactor Systems (PWR, BWR)
_ LLOYD, Enn.ld L.
AEOD Reactor Systems MADISON, Alan L.
AEOD Reactor Systems ORNSTEIN, liarold (2)
PRESCOTT, Peter AEOD Reactor Systems CORREIA, Richard (5)
NRR Reactor Systems EDISON, Gordon E. (6)
JENSEN, Walton L. (2)
NRR Rx Systems (Thermal 11ydraulics)
LIANG, Chu-Yu (9)
LOBEL, Richard NRR Rx Systems (Thermal liydraulics)
LOIS, Lambros (6)
LYON, Warren NRR Reactor Systems (PWR)
MALUR, Sampath (8)
NRR Plant Systems PLISCO, Loren (8)
TATUM, James E. (7)
NRR Plant Systems LAUBEN, G. Norman (8) RES Reactor Systems (PWR)
COWGILL, Curtis (9)
RI Reactor Systems (BWR)
KELLY, Eugene R1 Reactor Systems (BWR)
COLLINS, Elmo (8)
RIV Reactor Systems (BWR)
(1) July 1986 training (2) October 1987 training (3) July 1939 training (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
(5) April 1991 training (6) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) January 1993 training (8) April /htay 1995 training (9) Septernher/ October 1996 tratning
- Participant in an lir September 30.1997
Incident investigation Team Rosters 2-TEAh! hlEMBER ROSTER (Continued)
- OPERATIONS / OPERATOR PERFORh!ANCE ***
l NAME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE McCREE, Victor EDO-Operations (PWR)
BELL, T. Larry (6)
AEODATC Operations (B&W, CE) l CASilATT, hl.E. (3)
AEODATC Operations (BWR+)
KAUFFh1AN, John V.
AEOD Operations / Human Factors bichilLLION, Joseph (6)
AEODATC Operations (BWR) hilLLER, Lee R. (5)
AEODATC Operations (BWR+)
NELSON, Don AEODATC Ope.alions (W)
ARCillTZEL, Ralph (6)
ARlLDSEN, Jesse (9)
NRR Opelations/ Human Factors BOYCE, Thomas (8)
NRR-Operations / Systems (PWR)
D'ANGELO Tony /4)
NRR Operations (W)/hiechanical EATON, Ronald B. (4)
NRR Operator Performance (B&W)
KOLTAY,- Peter (8)
NRR Operations / Fire Protection KUGLER ~ Andrew NRR Operations / Emergency Response h1ENDIOLA, Anthony NRR Operations (BWR) h1UNRO, John NRR Operations (BWR)
WILCOX, J.D.
NRR Operations (1) July 1986 training (2) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training (4) January 1990 training (ref.esher)
(5) April 1991 training (d) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) January 1993 training (8) AprileMay 1995 training (9) September / October 1996 training
- Participant in an IIT -
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TEAhl AIEMllER ROSTER (L sntinued)
- OPERATIONS / OPERATOR PER (Continued)
FORMANCE ***
NAME/OFFIG
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DISSETf, Paul RI FLOREK, Donald (5)
Operations (PWR)
RI LEW, David R1 Operations (BWR) htEYER, Glenn (8)
RI NICliOLSON, Larry (8)
Operations (W, GE)
RI RAYhtOND, William (7)
TRAPP, James R1 Operations (BWR)
Operations (W+)
BRANCll, htorris W. (3)
Ril CRLENJAK, Richard (7)
Operations (W)
Ril LESSER, hiark (5)
PEEBLES, Thomas (2)
Operations (W)
Ril ROGERS, Walter G. (2/6)Ril Operations / Systems (W+)
BURDICK, Thomas C. (8)
Rill CLAYTON, II. Brent Operations / Reactor Systems (PWR)
FARBER, h1artin Rill Operations (BWR)
HILAND, Patrick Rill JORDAN, hiichael J.
Rill Operations (PWR)
Rill Operations (BWR)
JORGENSEN, Bruce (7)
Operations (BWR)
Rlli KROPP, Wayne Rlli Operations (PWR)
Operations (W)
(1) July 1986 training (2) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 tralidng (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
(5) April 1991 training (6) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) January 1993 training (M) April /May 1995 training (9) September / October 1996 training Participant in an IIT September 30.1907
l Incident investigation Team Rosters TEAh! AIEh111ER ROSTER (Conti ucd)
OPERATIONS / OPERATOR PERFORhlANCE ***
(Continued)
NAME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE I.ANKSBURY, Roger Rill Operations (BWR)
MILLER, Lewis F. (7)
CilAMRERLAIN, Dwight (5) RIV Operations (BWR)
GAGE, Paul (7)
RIV Operations / Electrical (CE, B&W) liUEY, F. Randall ($)
RIV Operations (W)
!OliNSON. W.D. (2)
JONES, William B.
RIV Operations (BWR)
PELLET, John (1/4)
STETKA, Thomas (8)
RIV Operations /l&C (1) July 1986 training (2) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training (4) Jaruary 1990 training (refresher)
($) April 1991 training (6) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) Janualy 1993 trainlng (8) April /May 199'i traini,g -
(9) SeptemberiOctober 1996 training
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J Incident Investigation Team Rosters i TEAh! hlEhlllER ROSTER (tontinued)
- IIUhlAN FACTORS ***
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NAME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE TRAGER, Eugene A, AEOD lluman Factors / Procedures /lluman Systems Interface /hfan Machine CLIFFORD, James W. (3) NRR lluman Factors / Procedures ECKENRODE, Richard (1) NRR liuman Factors /liuman Systems interface G ALLETTI, Greg NRR lluman Factors / Procedures /lluman Systems Interface -
McKENNA, Eileen (5)
NRR lluman Factors / Maintenance PELTON, Richard (8)
NRR lluman Factors / Training /Mgmt WEST, Garmon NRR 11uman Factors / Procedures /liuman Systems Interface / Man Machine KRAMER, Joel (2/6)
RES Iluman Factors /Iluman Systems interface PERSENSKY, Jay (7)
RES 11uman Factors /Mgmt Procedures (1) July 1986 training
'(2) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training -
- (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
(5) April 1991 training (6) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) January 1993 training (8) April /May 1995 training
- (9) Sep* ember / October 1996 training
- Participant in an irr
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incident investigation Team Rosters TEAh! hlEhlBER ROSTER (Contis.ued)
- ELECTRICAL /INSTRUhlENTATION AND CONTROL ***
NAME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE IBARRA, Jose G.
AEOD Electrical Systems /l&C RAUGilLEY, William AEOD Electrical Systems AllMED, Iqbal (1/4)
NRR Electrical Systems /l&C l
ASHE, Frank (1/4)
NRR instrumentation and Control /
Electrical Systems BURROWS, Fred (9)
NRR Electrical Systems CHIRAMAL, Matthew (4) NRR Electrical Systems /l&C I
DOUTl', Clifford K.-(7)
NRR instrumentation and Control JACOBSON, Jeff NRR Electrical, I&C, MOVs JENKINS, Ronaldo NRR Electrical Systems KOSilY, Thomas (6)
NRR.
Instrumentation and Control L1, Hulbert C. (9)
NRR instrumentation and Control MATHEW, Roy NRR Electrical, I&C SCHOLL, Raymond (2/6)
NRR Instrumentation and Control WEISS, Eric (1/4)
NRR Electrical
' ANDERSON, Clifford (7; RI instrumentation and Control EICHENH01 Z, liarold (1/4) RI instrun :ntation and Control RULAND, William R1 Electrical, I&C BUTLER, David (6)
Rill Electrical Systems GARDNER, Ronald N. (3) Rill Electrical-Rx Systems (PWR/BWR) 4 (1) July 1986 training (2) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
($) April 1991 training (6) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) January 1993 training (8) April /May 1995 training (9) September / October 1996 training..
- Participant in an !!T,
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- IIEALTII PliYSICS/ RADIOLOGICAL Ai SESSMENT ***
NAME/OFFIfB EXPERTISE REED, Rodican k
41rCl, John (9)
AEOD/TTC llealth Physics / Reactors AEOD/TTC 11calth Physics /htaterials
- WIGGINTON, Jim (1/4)
NRR llealth Physics RADDATZ, Charleen (8)
RES Radiological Assessment FARAZ, Yawar (9)
JONES, Cynthia G.
NhtSS NhtSS Health Physics / Fuel Cycle NEEL, Robert (2/6)'
llealth Physics SilERBINI, Sami NhiSS Ilealth Physics NhtSS Siluhi, Edward (6) 11ealth Physics / Rad Assessment NhtSS STURZ, Frederick C. (9)
NhtSS Ilealth Physics / Fuel Cycle VACCA, Patricia C, (2)
Nh1SS Ilealth Physics / Fuel Cycle l{calth Physics / Byproduct htati COSTELLO, Frank '(9)
RI KINNEh1AN, John Ilealth Physics RI t
LANZISERA, Penny A.
Ilealth Physics Rad Assessment R1
- NihilTZ, Ronald (3)-
Elealth Physics RI SilANBAKY, hichamed 11ealth Physics RI ULLRICll, Elizabeth Ilealth Physics R1 WillTE, John llealth Physics RI licalth Physics COLLINS, Douglas bl. (8) Ril liOSEY, Charles (9) llealth Physics / Fuel Cycle Ril llealth Physics (1) July 1986 traitung (2i October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
- (5) April 1991 training i
(6) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) January 1993 trairung
- (8) April /May 1995 trainira (9) September / October 1996 tranung
- Participant in an lli L
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TEAh! hlEhlllER ROSTER C antinued)
- IIEALTil PHYSICS / RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT ***
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I NAME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE KUZO, George B, (9)
Ril 11ealth Physics CANIANO, Roy Rill Health Physics / Reactors / Byproduct Matl
' KOZAK, Thomas (9)
Rlli Health Physics / Reactors LOUDEN, Patrick Rill llealth Physics / Reactors SHEAR, Gary (9)
Rill llealth Physics / Reactors / Byproduct Matt CAIN, Charles (8)
RIV Health Physics / Fuel Facility Il00KER, Charles A.
RIV Health Physics / Fuel Cycle MURRAY, Blaine (5)
RIV l{calth Physics SKOV, David RIV Radiological Assessment (1) July 1986 training.
(2) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
(5) Apnl 1991 training
-(6) June 1992 training (refresher)
(7) January 1993 training (8) April /May 1995 training
- (9) September / October 1996 training
- Participant in an IIT September 30,1997
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9 TEAh! MEhlllER ROSTER (Lontinued)
- AIATERIALS/NON-REACTOR ***
NAME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE PRATO, Robert (9)
NRR hiaterials DAh10N, Dennis (9)
EASTON, Earl P. (3)
Nh1SS GASKIN, Charles (2)
Nh1SS Criticality / Fuel Cycle NhtSS Safety / Transportation FURIA, Joe Safeguards / Physical Security RI ShilTH, Greg C.
Safety / Transportation RI Safeguards hicALPINE, Edward J.
Ril TOBIN,- William J.
Ril Fuel Facility Safeguards SLAWINSKI, Wayne (8)
Rill HOWELL, Linda llealth Physics / Byproduct hiat!
RIV hlONTGOhtERY, Jim SHAFFER, htark RIV hiaterials/htedical hiaterials RIV 1
hiaterials 4
(1) July 1986 training (2) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training (4) January 1990 training (refresher)
(5) April 1991 training (6) June 1992 training (refresher)
. (7) January 1993 training (8) April /May 1995 training (9) September / October 1996 training
- Participant in an llT September 30c1997
Incident investigation Team Rosters - 10 TEAh! MEhlBER ROSTER (Co.itinued)
- MISCELLANEOUS - SPECIAL EXPERT NAME/ OFFICE EXPERILSE 110GAN, Rosemary (8)
AEOD Emergency Response All, Syed ASilAR, llans NRR NRR Containment Integrity-CAh1PBELL, Larry NRR Containment integrity CAhiPBELL, Patricia hiechanical NRR EhtCil, Richard (3)
Pumps and Valves NRR ESSIG, Thomas 11, (7)
Emergency Response NRR FAIR, John Rad Protection /EP NRR FOLEY, Tom Piping and Supports FOX, Edwin F, NRR hiaintenance NRR 11ERhiANN, Bob (6)
Emergency Preparedness NRR JENG, David (7) hietallurgy NRR KARWOSKI, Kenneth Structures / Containment Integrity NRR KENDRICK, Edward Kihi, Yong NRR hiaterials/ Steam Generators KOO, Bill (9)
NRR Reactor Core Damage Assessment NRR Containment integrity Intragranular Stress Corrosion KUDRICK, John Cracking NRR Contai:: ment Integrity / Accident KUO, P.T.
hianagement NRR htADDEN, Patrick (5)
Piping and Supports NRR hicPEEK, Eugene Fire Protection NRR ROTlihtAN, Robert Safeguards NRR Seismology (1) July 1986 training (2) October 1987 training (3) July l_989 training (4) January 1990 training trefresher)
(5) April 1991 training.
(6; June 1992 training (refresher) -
(7) January 1993 training (8) Aprit/May 1995 training (9) September / October 4 996 training
- Participant in an ItT k
Septernber 30,1997
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- 11 TEAh! AIEh!HER ROSTER (Co,tinued)
- hilSCELLANEOUS - SPECIAL EXPERT (Continued)
'AME/ OFFICE EXPERTISE SCARBROUGil Tom NRR-SHAPAKER, James
- h10Vs SilENG, Simon NRR WALKER, liarold NRR Containment Integrity Fracture hiechanics NRR Equipment Qual / Plant Systems CUNNINGliAh!, h1 ark RES ELTAWlLA, Farouk Risk Assessment RES Containmentffhermalliydraulics/
TINKLER, Charles G. (5)'
Severe Accidents RES Containment / Plant Systems RICl{, Thomas W.
NhtSS WARREN, hiichael S.
hiechanical Engineer NhtSS
- Safeguards liOLLER, Eugene OGC LEWIS, Stephen H. (9)
OGC Sr, Enforcement Attorney Sr. Attorney llUTCillSON, William D.
01 Criminal Investigation /Linisen
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(4) January 1990 trainmg (lefresher)
(5) A,ril 1991 training 1
(6) June 1992 training (terresher)
(7) January 1993 training (8) April /May 1995 training
- (9) September / October 1996 training
- Participan: in an IIT September 30c 1997
Incidelit investigation Team Rosters
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- AflSCELLANh0US - SPECIAL EXPERTISE ***
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NAME/OFHCE EXPERTISE BORES, Robert RI Emergency Preparedness CERNE, Antone (5)
R Mechanh;al Design / Construction DURR, Jacque (1/6)
R1 Materials / Operations KUTTAN, Jim RI Radiochemistry LOHMEIER, Alfred (5)
RI Materials / Steam Generators MODES, Michael (9)
RI Materials, Steam Generators, Reactor Vessels, NDE BURGESS, Sonia D.
Rill Mechanical / Maintenance CREED, J-mes R.
Rill Physical Safeguards / Security GAVULA, James (7)
P.lli Nfecita tical/ Design / Piping &
Supports D ARNES, Ian RIV Metallurgy / Steam Generators BATES, Gene RIV Emergency Response i
GOOD, Gail RIV Emergency Preparedness
'JOUKOFF Phillip RIV/OI Criminal lavestigation NICHOLAS, J. Blair (5)
RIV Ch:mistry SPITZBERG, D. Blair RIV Emergency Response (1) July 1986 training
. C) October 1987 training (3) July 1989 training (4) January 1990 traininh (refrecher)
(5) April 1991 training
- (6)1une 1932 training (refresher)
(7,' Jaruary J993 training (8) April /May 1995 training l(9) September / October 1996 training
- Participant in an lir September 30,1997
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- IIT SUPPORT ***
NAME/ OFFICE OFFICE CRUTCHLEY, Mary Glenn AEOD MILLER, Lee R.
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QUALIFICATIONS AND CHARACTERIS MENiBERS Team Leader (Reactor)
SES level employee.
Broad knowledge of eactor facility systems and operations, maintena :e; and testing and their relatioequipment des operation, and a gene 'I understanding of the principlnship to the safeguards.
es of health physics, security, and e
Knowledge of engineering or physical science to th understanding, snalyze, and evaluate the safety importe degree events /inciderts at licensed reactor facilities ance of operatiwal Knowledge af regulatory requirements nationali d 1
engineerin0 practices pertaining to nuclear power facilitin ustry st Demonstrated abilities in problem solving and me ti es.
e ng schedules, Demonstrated abilities in administrative and mana and direct a senior, multidisciplined investigative teagement skills NRC offices and from the nuclear industry m of technical experts from various address varied, complex anDemonstrated abilities to presen results of the investigation which problems to diverse grou,ps (d frequenti cont f
State, andlocalgovernment agencies licensees i d t
Tecm Leader (Nuclear Materials)
, n ustry groups, and the news media).
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SES level employee.
related to isotope and process technologies fo
, a ation biohgy, and industrial hygtere materials.
ecial nuclear and by product Broad knowledge of the managerial, scientific a d t material control and accounting process as we,ll as the hechnical n
associated with the licensing of nuclear fuel fauilities a ti ip ysical se materials.
, c v ties, and special nuclear e
Knowledge of regulatory requirements policies a d government administration, organization policies a dn practices, and Fe materials licensees.
n procedures pertaining to nuclear t
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2-Demonstrated abilities in problem solving and meeting schedules.
Demonstrated abilities in administrative and management skill.s adequate to coordinatec and direct a senior, multidisciplined investigat,ve team of technical experts from various NRC offices and the nuclent industry.
Demonstrated abilities to present oral and written results of the investigation which e,
address variedicomplex, and frequently controversial technical and/or managerial problems to diverse groups (e.g., the Commission, NRC offices, ACRS/ACNW, other
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Federal, State, and local government agencies, licensees, industry groups, and the 4
news media).
Team Members (Reactor)
_ Broad ur.derstanding of reactor facility systems and equipment design installation,.
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operations, maintenance, end testing, and their relationship to the safety of reactor operations.
- Knowledge of regulatory framework, process and requirements, nationalindustry standards, and good engineering practices pertaining to nuclear power facilities.
Special expertise in one or more of the following disciplines pertaining to' nuclear power o_
plant design and operations or regulatory process:
Operations (SRO/RO)
Operator F'efformance Reactor Systems (BWR, PWR)
Human Factors (Management Oversight, Training, Procedures, Man-Machine)
Instrumentation and Control Electrical Power Systems / Containment Systems Mechanical Design Chemical Engineering Materials / Metallurgical Engineering Thermal Hydraulics / Reactor Physics / Reactor Core Damage Assessment 1
Radiological / Health Physics
~ Emergency Precaredness/ Emergency Response / Accident Management
= Physical Safeprds/ Security Regulatory N ework and Process (OGC)
Demonstrated ability to solve problems and produce an acceptab,c analysis within a e
demanding schedule.
Demonstrated ability to write clear and complete reports of complex tecnnicalissues.
- Must have demonstrated the ability to prepare such reports quickly and independently, with a minimum of supervision.
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3-Demonstrated ability to analyze and evaluate large quantities of complex and diverse e:
technical data in a short period of time.
-Team Members (Nuclear Materials)
Broad understanding of various plant processes and technology, and principles, theory, and practicas in the field of radiation safety, physics, chemistry, life sciences, and e-environmental protection as they relate to nuclear materials licenses.
Knowledge of regulatory requirements, policies, and practices, and Federal and State govemraent aaministration, organization, policies, and procedures pertaining to nuclear
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Gpecial expertise in one or more of the following disciplines pertaining to fuel cycle-e facilities and uses of radioactive materials:
Radiation Safety / Radiological Assessment / Health Physics (Material, Academic, Commercial Use)
Physics / Criticality -
_ Chemistry Plant Process Engineering (Fuel Cycle)
Safaguards/ Physical Security Material Control and Accounting Transportation Human Factors (Management Oversight, Procedures, Training, Man-
. Machine) _
- Emergency Preparedness / Emergency Response Demonstrated ability to solve problems and produce an acceptable analysis within c e
demanding schedule.
Demonstrated ability to write clear and complete reports of complex technicalissues.
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Must have demonstrrasd the ability to prepsre such reports quickly and independently, with a minimum of supervision.
Demonstrated ability to analyze and evaluate large quantities of complex and diverse t3chnical data in a short period of time.
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