ML20244B567
| ML20244B567 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Issue date: | 04/06/1984 |
| From: | Lafleur J NRC OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS (OIP) |
| To: | Eisenhut D Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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| FOIA-89-99 NUDOCS 8904190272 | |
| Download: ML20244B567 (3) | |
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! g NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 5 WAJHING TON, D. C. 20555 l
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l k MEMORANDUM FOR:Darrell G. Eisenhut, Director, Division of Licensing, NRR 7
g FROM: Joseph D. Lafleur, Jr., Deputy Director, IP oN' d
SUBJECT:
IAEA TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE MISSION IN THE PHILIPPINES b
}e / Attached is background infonnation from both the IAEA and Argonne National pW Laboratory requesting NRC assistance with an IAEA Technical Assistance Project in the Philippines in the area of Technical Specifications. One letter is ,
addressed to Martin Virgilio because he undertook similar missions in Yugoslavia when working in SSPB.
As the first step in developing NRC's response, I would like to know if you would be interested in having someone from SSPB selected for this assignment.
If so, we would go with your recommendation; if not, and if you do not object, we would approach Roger Mattson about Virgilio who is currently assigned to ICSB. (Virgilio has advised IP that he would be interested in undertaking the assignment if the opportunity is given to him.)
The 3-month assignment suggested by IAEA in the enclosures seems too long a time to tie up an NRC staff member. Instead, we would plan to propose to IAEA that the assignment be redesigned to last only 2-3 weeks, or perhaps be broken into two separate 2-3 week assignments over a six-month period.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call me or Ann Gore, 492-4504.
k VV Jo ph D. Lafleur, Jr.
D uty Director Office of International Programs
Enclosure:
Background information 8904190272 890411 PDR FOIA POTTSCHM89-99 PDR".
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& i INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY AGENCE INTERNATIONAL DE L'ENERGIE ATOMlQUE I ME*HYHAPORHOE ATEHTCTBO 110 ATOMHOR 3HEPTHH )'
ORGANISMO INTERNATIONAL DE ENERGIA ATOMICA WAGRAMERSTRASSE 5, P.O. BOX 100, A 1400 VIENNA, AUSTRIA. TELEX: 112645. CABLE: INATOM VIENNA. TELEPHONE: 2360 EtEti[UYrc(([UItErtarset: 21 March 1984 O ,
Project: PHI /9/013-01 i
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Dear Mr. Virgilio,
It has been suggested that you might be willing to assist ,
the Agency in its programme of Technical Assistance by under- I taking a field mission. l I am therefore enclosing some personal history forms *and ,?
the details of a 3-month project in the Philippines I which may be of interest to you. If you want to be considered for this particular missi.Qn, would you please complete the forms and return them.
If"you,arenot interested or available, perhaps you could suggest another suitably qualified scientist whom we could Contact.
9 Yo,rs sincerely, W j 5t.Gonza ga i He ad, Expe,rts Section !-
Dirision of Technical Assistance and Co-operation ,
Enclosures 1
Mr. Martin J. Virgili.o
- US Nuclear Regulatory Commission
. , TM PHFs we'have in our Washington D.C. 20535 files are from 1981 and VSA need to be up-dated. J
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INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY Technical Co-operation Expert Post in THE PHILIPPINES Job description No: PHI /9/013-01 '
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Technical Specifications !
Duty station: Philippine' Atomic Energy Commission )
Diliman, Quezon City I When required: Soonest Duration: 3 months
- Duties: To provide advise and assistance to the regulatory body in the development of
, requirements governing the operation of the PNPP-1. These requirements will take the form of limits and conditions (sometimes referred to as Technical Specifications) to be attached to the operating license for the facility.
Qualifications: A nuclear safety specialist with extensive experience in nucl. ear licensing matters, specifically for nuclear power plant operation.
Language: English
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information: Considering the fact that the first Philippine nuclear power plant (PNPP-1) construction is approaching its completion, it will be inevitable that the decision to grant or deny the operating license shall be made. One aspect to be considered in the issuance of the license, is the approved plant technical specification which shall be made part of the conditions of the license.
The expert's advice is required in the write up of the document.
Date of issue: March 1984
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