ML20244B462
| ML20244B462 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Comanche Peak  |
| Issue date: | 04/11/1989 |
| From: | William Cahill TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC CO. (TU ELECTRIC) |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
| References | |
| TXX-89122, NUDOCS 8904190210 | |
| Download: ML20244B462 (4) | |
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MEE Log # TXX-89122 C
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TUELECTRIC' April 11, 1989-W.J.Cahm Executive Vice Presiden, U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attention: Document Control Desk Washington, D. C.
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SUBJECT:
COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION (CPSES)
DOCKET N05. 50-445'AND 50-446 NEW MANAGEMENT ASSIGNMENT Gentlemen:
TV Electric has assigned Mr. Robert J. Prince to the position of Assistant Radiation Protection Manager (ARPM).
In this role, Mr. Prince is responsible for the following:
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Directing the day-to-day activities of Radiation Protection Health Physicists.and Engineers, interfacing directly with Radiation Protection first line supervision and providing technical expertise in all aspects of Radiation Protection.
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Reviewing and approving Radiation Protection procedures.
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Participating in the Station Operations Review Committee as a member.
A copy of Mr. Prince's resume and a draft copy of the text from a future FSAR amendment regarding the responsibilities of the ARPM are enclosed.
. Sincerely, William J. C hill, Jr.
GLB/ddm Enclosure c - Mr. J. H. Wilson, NRR (OSP)
Mr. R. D. Martin, Region IV Ms. Melinda Malloy, NRR (OSP)
Resident inspectors, CPSES (3) 8904190210 890411 R
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400 North Olive Street LB81 Dallas, Texas 73201
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Robert J. Prince - Assistant Radiation Protection Manager l
I Education:
B.S. - Radiological Health Physics - Lowell Technological. Institute 1
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M.S. - Nuclear Engineering Sciences - University of Florida
- 1977 i
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Experience:
1975 - University of Florida.- Environmental Radiation Division -
Health Physicist.
Health physics' laboratory support work, teaching and operation of gamma spectroscopy systems.
1978 - Dairyland Power Cooperative - La Crosse - Radiation Protection Engineer.
Personnel training, radioactive waste shipping, emergency preparedness, procedure writing, and operation of WBC and gamma spectroscopy systems.
1979 - Tennessee Valley Authority - Sequoyah Nuclear Plant -
Assistant Plant Health Physicist (Assistant RPM).
Supervised daily health physics activities, including surveillance programs, reports, procedures and associated operational health physics activities.
1982 - Electricity Supply Commission (ESCOM) - Koeberg Nuclear Power Station - Consultant Radiation Protection Manager.
Supervised health physics surveillance programs-and advised on health physics activities related to operations.
Served as functional Radiatica' Protection Manager while providing technical. assist..;: % and training to the utilities RPM.
1986 - Tennessee Valley Authority - Sequoyah Nuclear Plant -
Superintendent, Radiological Control. Served as RPM for RP program totaling more than 100 employees.
1988 - Tennessee Valley Authority - Corporate - Staff Health Physicist. Providing support to overall company RP program.
1989 - TU Electric - Assistant Radiation Protection Manager, CPSES.
Affiliations: Health Physics Society
J' CPSES/FSAR With two u ds licensed /o operate and e or both operatiffg.(Mode 1,
~ DRAFT 2, 3, 4, each crew hall have at le s~t eight members, neluding one Shif ' upervisor, ne Unit Supervi or and three USN Licensed 0 erators.
0331.19 Upon-the7 censing of one nit for power o ration,-oneRadiat,itIn 46 1i Protection Technician tlualified to ANS N18.1-1971 requirepints) will beeo/nsite at all ti s' to provide raf ation protection cov/
erage, and j
6ne Chemistry an EnvironmentalTdhnicianwill'beojnitetoconduct routine analy s and to operat the Post Accident,sempling System, 'f required.
The 5 ift crew compos' tion may be one'less han the minimu DRAFT
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/r (uirements for a ' 'eriod of time not t6 exceed two hou in order to accommodate une ected absences of on/-duty shift cr members provided
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immediate ac 'on is taken.to res, tore the shift cr composition to within the inimum requiremen,ts(
This provisi does not perm ny shift ew position to be pnmanned upon shif change due to a 49 onco ing shift crewman be'ing late or absent.
- An organization)c art for CPSES fojr 'one and two unit Aperation is p
provided in Fig 0re 13.1-3.
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13.1.3 QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR PLANT PERSONNEL x
13.1.3.1 Minimum Qualification Requirements Q421.53 44229 The minimum qualification requirements for plant personnel are DRAFT displayed in Table 13.1-1 with one exception as discussed below.
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CPSES/FSAR DRAFT.
When the appointed Radiation Protection Manager (RPM) does not meet the criter.ia specified in Regulatory Guide 1.8 (see section IA(B)), an AssistantRadiationProtectionManager(ARPM)shallbedesignatedwho.
does. satisfy the Regulatory Guide criteria. While this condition exists the ARPM who reports to the RPM, shall have direct access to the Vice President, Nuclear Operations; Manager, Plant Operations and the Corporate Health Physics Supervisor, as necessary to pursue radiation protection (R.P.) Matters; and, as a minimum, the ARPM, shall:
DRAFT 1.
Supervise the R.P. staff health physicists and engineers; DRAFT 2.
Develop (as needed),. review and approve R.P. programs and procedures; and, Be assi h a membe the. Station Operation Review Committee.
DRAFT 3.
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Draft Version 13.1-58