ML20214B346

Intervenor Exhibit I-ROREM-90,consisting of 850711 Memo Discussing Restriction of Info & Lack of Traceability on Pipes & Fittings

ML20214B346
Person / Time
Site:	Braidwood
Issue date:	08/13/1986
From:	Schultz R NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III)
To:	Mcgregor L NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION III)
References
OL-I-ROREM-090, OL-I-ROREM-90, NUDOCS 8705200240
Download: ML20214B346 (2)

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L. G. McGregor, Senior Resident Braidwood (Operation)

MEMORANDUM FOR:

R. D. Schulz, Senior Resident Braidwood (Construction)

FROM:

SUBJECT:

RESTRICTION OF INFORMATION On July 10, 1985, at approximately 8:00 a.m., the Senior Construction

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Resident asked Chuck Schroeder, commonwealth Edison, licensing departme for computer print-out reports on the Material Traceability Verification Program.

These print-outs concerned transposition errors on pipe and stores requests that were produced by Phillips ChuckGetschow Schroeder stated at the request o the Senior Construction Resident, Robert D. Schulz.

that Bill Little, NRC Branch Chief, told him not to give information The on the MTV program to Mr. Schulz and that it must be given to tir. Muffet.

Senior Resident, Robert Schulz, left the office and called Mr. Little.

Mr. Schulz informed Mr. Little that this policy was not inMr. accordance w policy and seemed to show a lack of objectivity The on Mr.

the Senior Residents, R. D. Schulz or L. G. McGregor however, even though Mr. Schulz requested that this item be assigned to R. D. Schulz for close out or corrective action adecuacy determination, R. D. Schulz has worked on the MTV program for over a year, knowing was not.

its positive aspects and shortcomings, but is apparently Mr. Schulz hasbeing restrict determining the adequacy of the corrective action program. h taken a strong regulatory stance on the issue, including stating that t e ASME Code has not been met, based on the fact that the failure of pressure boundary piping items can affect public health and safety.

Furthermore a GAP FOIA request was complied with by Mr. R. D. Schulz on July 10, Mr. Schulz learned that NRC management did not send in the documents thatR. R.D. O.Schulz Schulzcannot sent them directfor submittal.

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- Additionally, NRC management did not properly Both handle the 25 LKC L. (!cGregor and inspectors who complained of intimidation and harrassment.

R. Schulz recominended to NRC management (Bill Little, Bill Forney, and Bob Warnick) that strong actions be taken by the NRC, including considering Both Senior Residents insisted stop work of all electrical installations.

that the NRC send personnel to the site imirediately to invest charges. .

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The majority of the intervenors interrogatories required t to the Senior Residents at Braidwood who are more familiar with the Also, the answers..being provided by the Region are not complete and again tend to purposely restrict the flow of infonnation.

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