ML20236D014

Informs That Allegation Board Met in Region V Ofc on 860516 to Consider Disposition of Allegation.Board Determined That Ofc of Investigations Will Pass Info Re Drug Use to Util & Close Allegation Based on Util

ML20236D014
Person / Time
Site:	San Onofre
Issue date:	05/21/1986
From:	Chaffee A, Andrea Johnson, Johnson P NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V)
To:	NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V)
Shared Package
ML20236C515	List: IA-86-500, Partially Withheld Ltr Forwarding Rept of Inquiry Q5-84-020 Re Allegations of Drug Usage,Per 840829 & 1217 Telcons. Record of 850109 & 1007 Telcons Encl IR 05000206/1983023 IR 05000206/1984018 IR 05000206/1985015 ML20236C511 ML20236C544 ML20236C569 ML20236C700 ML20236C703 ML20236C723 ML20236C948 ML20236C971 ML20236C979 ML20236C990 ML20236D014 ML20236D045 ML20236D329 ML20236D339 ML20236D350 ML20236D373 ML20236D385 ML20236D400 ML20236D420 ML20236D463 ML20236D484 ML20236D499 ML20236D515 ML20236D543 ML20236D571 ML20236D583 ML20236D587
References
FOIA-86-500 NUDOCS 8710270447
Download: ML20236D014 (1)

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Allegation File (RV-86-A-0037)  !

FROM: . Allegation Board

SUBJECT:

' DISPOSITION OF ALLEGATION An allegation board comprised of the undersigned individuals met in the Region V office on May 16, 1986 to consider the referenced potential i al. legation.

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OI will pass the information regarding potential drug use to the licensee. . , - 1 The allegation is closed without further NRC action based on the ,,

licensee's letter dated May 8,1986 (filed with ATS RV-86-A-0031) ,

which describes licensee handling of such information.

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Attention: Mr. J. B. Martin, Regional Administrator Dear Sirs

SUBJECT:

Docket Nos. 50-206, 50-361 and 50-342 San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station, Units 1, 2, and 3

Reference:

SCE Ietter dated March 21, 1984 The reference forwarded a copy of the Bechtel Power Corporation (BPC) report which documented the BPC investigation of allegations concern-ing possession and use of drugs at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS). On April 5, 1984, Mr. Dennis Schaefer of your head-quarters called Mr. F. P. Eller, SONGS Security Manager, to request additional information concerning the BPC report. The purpose of this letter is to provide that information.

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Mr. Schaefer made reference to the thirteen (13) . personnel. referred

.iV 4 to on page; 9 of the' BPC report as.. each 'having been ident'ified ' by only gag interviewee as possibly having some involvement.in,. drugs 3 Mr. Schaefer asked thatvamplify ng[informationebe^ providedEconcern "

ing these %hirteen individuals have had with' safety-related work ~.naofar as any involvement'they BPC.followed-up might on this;. request and determ'ined that of the thirteen l'n dividuals, five' (Sl owere in-

.volved with safety-ralated work. All work performed by these Tndi-y*

viduals,g both!non-safetif7rE1Eted and?%afety-related, was independent-

. . lysinispectied' by < field ' engineers (fog the nonysaf6ty Jrelate'd' work 7as well ~as both field engin'osy'rs; and quality - control? engineers. for safaty--

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gram) to the BPC reportsforwarded by the reference. In addition to" the Quality Program referredto aboveFa ~Startup and Test Progsaa

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l was-also completed as discussed in Attachment 3 (Startup Testing and Operating Experience) to the report. This Startup Program includes a quality program covering all startup and testing activities to

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MR.cJ. B. MARTIN For lthe ' foregoing reasons and considering that no confirmation vas received _ during the BPC investigation concerning alleged drug ir-volvement of any of the' thirteen individuals, it is concluded there- 1 is no reason to' believe that the._ auality of work performed, by any ,

j of the-individuals is such as to warrant any Iurther action. .

I It is considered that this' letter contains information which shecid i be withheld from public disclosure pursuant to 10CFR 2.790 (a) (7 ) . '

If you have any questions concerning this matter, please let me know..

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