ML21208A131

Summary of the Nuclear Regulatorys Commission 1st Town Hall Meeting on Vendor Oversight

ML21208A131
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Issue date:	07/28/2021
From:	Yamir Diaz-Castillo NRC/NRR/DRO/IQVB
To:	Kerri Kavanagh NRC/NRR/DRO/IQVB
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July 28, 2021 MEMORANDUM TO:

Kerri A. Kavanagh, Chief Quality Assurance and Vendor Inspection Branch Division of Reactor Oversight Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation FROM:

Yamir Diaz-Castillo, Reactor Operations Engineer Quality Assurance and Vendor Inspection Branch Division of Reactor Oversight Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Signed by Diaz on 07/28/21

SUMMARY

OF THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIONS 1ST TOWN HALL MEETING ON VENDOR OVERSIGHT On June 24, 2021, the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR), Division of Reactor Oversight (DRO), Quality Assurance and Vendor Inspection Branch (IQVB) staff, hosted the first Nuclear Regulatory Commissions (NRC) Town Hall Meeting on Vendor Oversight. Due to concerns regarding the Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and the importance of social distancing, the NRC held this Town Hall meeting virtually. A WebEx session in conjunction with a telephone bridge-line was used for participation of all attendees. The purpose of the Town Hall meeting was to allow the IQVB staff to engage in an open dialogue with external stakeholders to discuss any current issues of importance to the nuclear industry and to provide guidance and clarification on these issues.

The Town Hall meeting began with opening remarks by Ms. Kerri Kavanagh, IQVB Chief, followed by a keynote address by the NRR Office Deputy Director for Reactor Safety Programs and Mission Support, Mr. Mike King. The Town Hall meeting continued with three presentations by the following members of the IQVB staff: Ms. Deanna Zhang, Mr. Jonathan Ortega-Luciano, and Mr. Yamir Diaz-Castillo. The rest of the Town Hall meeting was be dedicated to two open question and answer (Q&A) sessions where the meeting attendees had an opportunity to ask questions to the NRC staff on a variety of topics. The audience included approximately 220 attendees representing companies and organizations from 10 countries including vendors, industry groups, and government regulatory agencies.

A list of registered attendees is provided in Enclosure 1. The town hall meeting notice can be found in the NRCs Agencywide Documents Access and Management System (ADAMS) under Accession Number (No.) ML21098A017. The presentations are available on the NRCs public website at https://www.nrc.gov/reactors/new-reactors/oversight/quality-assurance/town-hall-meetings.html.

CONTACT:

Yamir Diaz-Castillo, NRR/DRO 301-415-2228

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Meeting Summary Ms. Kerri Kavanagh opened Town Hall meeting with brief remarks and introduced the keynote speaker, Mr. Mike King. Mr. Kings remarks covered areas such as the Vendor Inspection Program (VIP), supplier oversight during the COVID-19 pandemic, the role of the vendor, and safety culture. Mr. King discussed the purpose of the VIP and how it provides the regulatory oversight necessary to ensure the integrity, quality, and performance of the materials, components, and services that are relied upon to maintain nuclear safety. Mr. King also spoke of the challenges associated with providing effective oversight of the nuclear supply chain during the COVID-19 pandemic and the collaboration between the NRC staff and industry stakeholders to find novel solutions to these challenges. In addition, Mr. King highlighted the significant role that safety culture plays in the supply chain and the NRCs expectations for suppliers to demonstrate a strong commitment to developing, maintaining, fostering, and improving the safety culture at their facilities. Mr. King closed his remarks by sharing three key messages on (1) how crucial is the need for rigorous vendor oversight to maintaining the integrity of the global supply chain and nuclear safety, (2) the NRC staff and stakeholders working together to achieve a positive outcome, and (3) a positive and strong safety culture promotes quality and trust in the domestic and global supply chain.

Ms. Deanna Zhang, Senior Reactor Operations Engineer, IQVB, delivered a presentation titled Design Control: Importance of Adherence to the Requirements in the Procurement Specifications (ADAMS Accession No. ML21160A241). Ms. Zhang started her presentation by describing the requirements from Criterion III, Design Control, and Criterion IV, Procurement Document Control, in Appendix B, Quality Assurance Program Criteria for Nuclear Power Plants and Fuel Reprocessing Plants, to Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 50, Domestic Licensing of Production and Utilization Facilities. Ms. Zhang (1) explained the licensees responsibilities concerning the requirements that may be imposed in the procurement specifications such as codes, standards, and other technical requirements; (2) clarified that a suppliers issuance of a Certificate of Compliance (CoC) to the requirements in a procurement specification may be included as a requirement in the purchase orders (POs); and (3) provided a few examples of recent NRC inspection findings and observations related to CoCs not clearly stating what requirements within the applicable standards were met and how compliance to standards imposed by licensees POs did not get passed down to the sub-suppliers. Ms. Zhang concluded her presentation by reminding suppliers of their responsibilities for verifying the requirements from a licensees POs when supplying a safety-related structure, system or component.

Mr. Jonathan Ortega-Luciano, Reactor Operations Engineer, IQVB, delivered a presentation titled Regulatory Alternatives for Supplier Oversight During Exigent Conditions (ADAMS Accession No. ML21160A245). Mr. Ortega-Luciano started his presentation by providing a description of some of the actions the NRC staff, along with industry stakeholders (e.g. Nuclear Energy Institute, Electric Power Research Institute, licensees, suppliers, etc.) have taken to address what alternatives are currently available to licensees and suppliers for conducting external audits and commercial-grade surveys during exigent conditions. Mr. Ortega-Luciano highlighted four methods currently available to licensees and suppliers: (1) procuring from an alternate source; (2) performing commercial-grade dedication; (3) hybrid method; and (4) a provisional procurement authorization in conjunction with the corrective action program. Mr.

Ortega-Luciano proceeded to briefly describe three regulatory alternatives for use during exigent conditions currently approved by the NRC through safety evaluation reports: (1) overall extension of 25% for triennial audit and commercial-grade survey frequency; (2) remote source verification; and (3) provisional and fully remote assessments.

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Mr. Yamir Diaz-Castillo, Reactor Operations Engineer, IQVB, delivered a presentation titled NRCs Updated Recognition of the ILAC Accreditation Process (ADAMS Accession No. ML21160A247). Mr. Diaz-Castillo covered the NRCs updated recognition of the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperations (ILAC) accreditation process documented in the NRCs safety evaluation report dated November 23, 2020 (ADAMS Accession No. ML20322A019). Mr.

Diaz-Castillo: (1) discussed the limitations associated with the use of the ILAC accreditation process; (2) provided clarification on the requirement for documenting a technical evaluation when using the ILAC accreditation process, and (3) described the two new conditions necessary when implementing the ILAC accreditation process. Mr. Diaz-Castillo concluded his presentation by clarifying that for licensees, the use of the International Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission (ISO/IEC) standard No. 17025:2017, General Requirements for the Competence of Testing and Calibration Laboratories, as part of the ILAC accreditation process represents a quality assurance (QA) alternative to a previously accepted QA program. As such, licensees may adopt the QA alternative of using ISO/IEC 17025:2017 provided that the bases of the NRCs approval are applicable to the licensees facility pursuant to the requirements of 10 CFR 50.54(a)(3)(ii).

Mr. Diaz-Castillos presentation was followed by two Q&A sessions to allow the participants to ask questions to the NRC staff. The NRC staff answered several questions on a variety of topics related to QA during the two Q&A sessions. The NRC would like to provide more information regarding a question received during the meeting on whether remote assessments can be performed for reactivating a supplier no longer on the Approved Suppliers List. Please refer to Attachment A for the NRCs answer to this question.

In summary, the Town Hall meeting provided an opportunity to our stakeholders in the nuclear supply chain to engage directly with the NRC staff to discuss regulatory and technical issues of interest to them.

Enclosures:

1. Attachment A, Response to Stakeholders Question Regarding Performing Remote Assessments for Reactivating Suppliers

2. List of Attendees

ML2108A131 NRR-106 OFFICE NRR/DRO/IQVB NRR/DRO/IQVB NAME YDiaz-Castillo KKavanagh DATE 07/27/2021 07/28/2021

NRC Town Hall Meeting on Vendor Oversight June 24, 2021 During the Vendor Town Hall meeting conducted on June 24, 2021, a question was asked regarding the NRC staffs position on the applicability of using the remote audit options for the reactivation of suppliers no longer on a licensees or vendors approved supplier list (ASL).

Specific guidance on reactivating suppliers no longer on the ASL was not provided. A safety evaluation approved implementing the guidance found in Electric Power Research Institutes (EPRIs) Technical Report (TR) No. 3002020796, Remote Assessment Techniques: Planning and Conducting Audits and Surveys Using Remote Techniques During Exigent Conditions, for performing hybrid remote, fully remote, and provisional remote assessments (Agencywide Documents Access and Management System (ADAMS) Accession No. ML21159A126). The EPRI TR No. 3002020796 was developed with industry stakeholders, that included NRC staff, to provide the option within a licensees or vendors quality assurance program for remote performance when a supplier assessment is required. The proposed change provides guidance for the application of video and other real-time communication technologies for the successful performance of remote supplier assessments. This response provides the NRC staffs position on what guidance should be implemented to ensure a reactivated vendor has been properly vetted.

The regulatory position 4.b.(4), in Regulatory Guide (RG) 1.28, Quality Assurance Program Criteria (Design and Construction), states the following:

The applicant or licensee should perform or arrange for annual evaluations of suppliers. It should document these evaluations and take the following considerations into account, where applicable:

(a) the review of supplier-furnished documents and records such as certificates of conformance, nonconformance notices, and corrective actions; (b) results of previous source verifications, audits, and receiving inspections; and (c) operating experience of identical or similar products furnished by the same supplier and results of audits from other sources (e.g., Nuclear Procurement Issues Committee audit reports or NRC inspection reports).

RG 1.28 endorses, with certain clarifications and regulatory positions, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) NQA-1-2015, Quality Assurance Requirements for Nuclear Facility Applications. Requirement 7 of NQA-1, Control of Purchased Items and Services, Paragraph 200, Supplier Evaluation and Selection, states:

Prior to award of a contract, the Purchaser shall evaluate the Suppliers capability to provide items or services in accordance with the requirements of the procurement documents. Supplier evaluation and selection and the results therefrom shall be documented and shall include one or more of the following:

(a) Suppliers history of providing an identical or similar product that performs satisfactorily in actual use. The Suppliers history shall reflect current capability.

(b) Suppliers current quality records supported by documented qualitative and quantitative information that can be objectively evaluated.

(c) Suppliers technical and quality capability as determined by a direct evaluation of the facilities, personnel, and the implementation of the Suppliers quality assurance program.

A licensee is responsible for ensuring that appropriate consideration is given to a suppliers previous historical performance. This historical performance may include, but not limited to experience of other applicants and licensees, their previous experience with a vendor, or relevant nonnuclear industry experience. The considered experience should be relevant to the intended end-use of the item or service. If the historical performance is outdated or not pertinent, then a licensee should not consider the use of a remote assessment. Historical performance may be considered outdated if the QA program or process controls have been modified, regardless of the time since the changes were implemented. The licensee should document this evaluation and provide adequate justification.

The applicant or licensee must determine the scope of the audit to ensure the suppliers capabilities can adequately provide the necessary item or service. This determination is guided by the EPRI TR No. 3002020796 for performing fully remote and provisional remote assessments. The EPRI TR No. 3002020796 was developed with industry stakeholders, that included NRC staff, to provide the option within a licensees QA program for remote performance when a vendor assessment is required. The proposed change provides guidance for the application of video and other real-time communication technologies for the successful performance of remote vendor assessments. The proposed use of this method of vendor assessments will only be applicable when a pandemic or similar state of emergency has been declared restricting access or travel to and/or from those locations affected by the declaration.

The NRC staff has determined that the existing regulatory requirements provide adequate assurance that the assessment for current and reactivated suppliers ensure sufficient controls are in place for determining a supplier can provide an item or service. Additionally, the added controls provided by the EPRI TR No. 3002020796, if justified, are sufficient to provide licensees adequate tools for the proper conduct of a remote audit.

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NRC Town Hall Meeting on Vendor Oversight June 24, 2021 Registered Attendee List Name Affiliation Michael Franzen Toshiba American Energy Systems Douglas Burget Westinghouse Electric Company (WEC)

Joe Dobogai Fairbanks Morse Engine Linda Chase Brissey PCI Energy Services Jo Ann Smart The Sherwin-Williams Company Leslie Casey Jensen Hughes Jay Gardiner Curtis-Wright EMD Richard Buechler Southern Nuclear Operating Company Jana Bergman Curtis-Wright Scientech Joshua Luppert Luminant - Comanche Peak Nuclear Power Plant Paulo Cesar Duarte Ferreira Jr.

Eletronuclear Mohammad Al Falasi ENEC Olimpio Torres Jr.

UUSA Fawaz Jabali General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems Scott T. Fairburn BWXT Technologies Victor Montalbano Framatome, Inc.

Marcus Alexander Energy Steel Rob Burg Engineering Planning and Management Inc.

Earl R. Mayhorn Ameren Chris Isert AAF International Michelle McDonald Emerson Automation Solutions Anthony Bolyen, P.E.

Curtis-Wright Sarah Malito Major Tool & Machine Divya Paidy United Controls International Ann Saia CB&I Services Phillip Sargenski RSCC Wire & Cable Robert Sweeney Consultant Peter Blattner KTA-Tator, Inc.

2 Name Affiliation Duane Newman Framatome, Inc.

Loren Ernst Duke Energy Troy Wetzel American Crane Guy Robinson Entergy Taisha Lockette Dominion Energy Joaquim Silva Neti Eletronuclear Jason Sintic WEC Paul Gladieux Global Quality Management Shamsher Beri Portland Gen Electric James Nikola TerraPower Stew Shannon Curtis-Wright EMD Abhijit Sengupta Department of Energy (DOE)

Morris Mitchell MNES Denise Meredith Conco Services, LLC Adam Mrugacz Sargent & Lundy Robert Ammon Curtis-Wright Michael Porfilio Stainless Foundry & Engineering Will Grimes Wood Environment & Infrastructure Tonya Jarrett Specialty Product Technologies William Ross EnerSys Robert Ostrowski BWXT Sandra Delvin Happy Associates, LLC Robert Phillips WEC Lakeisha Eaton MPR Associates, Inc.

Kathy Lewis DOE Roman Kmicikewycz Major Tool & Machine Steven Shelton General Electric Hitachi Joshua Grimm NuSource, LLC Frank Shetterly Major Tool & Machine Christopher Roache WEC Mike Cox BWXT

3 Name Affiliation Sarah Nagel Hanford Mission Integration Solutions Rebecca Baumgartner Lincoln Structural Solutions Duska Jovicic NEK Evan Humes PSEG Christopher Kulwicki Kinetix Quality Services, LLC Leon Payne NB Power Gabriele Giobbe Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC)

Dwayne Howard Teco-Westinghouse Motor Co.

Alan Newcomer Nawah Energy Company Rachel Czuba SSI Laurel Wong Ellis & Watts Brian Condon Transco Products, Inc.

Jorge Castillo Turner Industries Group, LLC Bob Decker Weldstar Andrew Kottenstette Savannah River Remediation William Wingfield Triad National Security George Donaldson Urenco USA Mark Coren Duke Energy Cheryl Sellers Curtis-Wright Melanie Dirks SOR, Inc.

Brandon Troc Fire & Pump Service Group Jeff Miedema Evoqua Water Technologies Peter Miner Teledyne LeCroy Test Services James Davis Major Tool & Machine Claudia Lima Eletronuclear Steven Hughes Sulzer Pumps Dan Hunt Curtis-Wright Scientech Ed Renaud WEC Marwan Husain Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation Hussain Aljaberi Nawah Energy Company Thomas Mudge MQA Partners, LLC

4 Name Affiliation Brian Braithwaite Curtis-Wright Stanley Griffin GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Paul Pridemore Master Builders Debra Loudenslager Duke Energy Mark Eisenman PSEG Elaine Ramirez Crane Nuclear, Inc.

Terry Casteel Toshiba Energy Systems & Services Tad Gray Curtis-Wright Brad Greene NAC International Gary Mignogna Framatome, Inc.

Rene Henriquez ABB, Inc.

Ryan Joschak Framatome, Inc.

Joe Cullinan Crane Nuclear, Inc.

Jaime Castaneda Framatome, Inc.

Andres Torralba Iberdrola Brigit Larsen Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)

Jana Bergman Curtis-Wright Michael Jasurda Arizona Public Service (APS)

Daniel Boch Dominion Energy Lori Felber Anderson Laboratories, Inc.

William Rosko Rolls-Royce Shawn Slover HMIS Claudia Lima Eletronuclear Mark Chavez AECOM Sunny Catalano Turner Industries Group, LLC Derek Sim Kinectrics, Inc.

Brandon Ervin Bechtel Corporation David Behnke Lucideon M+P Patrick Stiles Conval, Inc.

David Soward Xcel Energy Merideth Armstrong Consumers Energy Laboratory Services

5 Name Affiliation Carolyn Monaco NuScale Power Steve Ferrar Curtis-Wright Glenn Neises Burns & McDonnell Tracy Bolt Paragon Energy Solutions Thomas Bright Day & Zimmerman Tara Werner WEC Justin Hubbard Kinectrics, Inc.

Gary Peters Framatome, Inc.

Eugene Brezhniev RPC Radics, LLC Anthony Sykes TECO-Westinghouse Motor Co.

David Colegrove Reuter-Stokes Burt Tanaka Fluid Components International, LLC Anthony Fortunato PSEG - LTS Douglas Burget WEC Jessi Roberts Electric Motor & Contracting Lisa Brown Exelon Nathan Weigle BWXT Carol Lynn Riley Pooled Inventory Management John Hayden Structural Integrity Associates Edward Wynne Flow America, LLC Gregory Martin Mitsubishi Nuclear Energy Systems, Inc.

Christopher Boschetti Energy Solutions Tomas Melo Gutor Electronics, LLC Sabrina Lane Fluid Components International Daniel Adams APS Christina Gonzalez Carboline Alex Jackson Weldstar Glenn Catalano Turner Industries Group, LLC Duane Ripplinger Bechtel National, Inc.

Carmen Alonso GE Hitachi Timothy Kindelberger Theseus Professional Services

6 Name Affiliation Kevin Buckley Exelon Generation Tim Moul Ultra Electronics, Energy Jeffrey Kaar Pacific Gas & Electric Tim OByrne DOE Benjamin Gordon Ametek Solidstate Controls Jason Haglund Teledyne LeCroy Test Services Leonard Laskowski Structural Integrity Joyce Hamman Crane Nuclear, Inc.

Zach Mailahn Emerson Ruth Burany Kinectrics, Inc.

Mark Harvey Framatome, Inc.

Kristen Lloyd Wood Environment & Infrastructure Nikki Mace Sonic Systems International Roger Sims Jensen Hughes Gerry Mancuso GE Hitachi Nuclear Kimberly Harsley WEC John Simmons None Given John Larson Nebraska Public Power District Ivan Cabrera Preferred Engineering Orie Barnes Transco Products, Inc.

Frances Faulkenberg Global Quality Assurance, Inc.

Ankur Amin Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation Martin Kurr Fairbanks Morse Engine Joseph Thompson PSEG Nuclear Christa Wood Day & Zimmerman Elizabeth Ervin TerraPower Kristin Robertson Abilene Christian University - NEXT Lab.

Elizabeth Gandy Henkel Corporation Douglas Vickery DuBose National Energy Services Aaron Thomlinson NRC

7 Name Affiliation Olimpio Torres Urenco USA Kevin Schoolcraft Wolf Creek Nuclear Kyle Blan Crane Nuclear, Inc.

Rebekah Needham Ametek Solidstate Controls John Tykarski PSEG Patrick Scholz Hilti Corporation Julie Thompson Sulzer Pumps Nuclear Service Center Brian Ocampos TN Americas, LLC Brad Boothe Acuity Quality Assurance Scott Berman Ultra Electronics, Energy Kevin Kimmel Management Systems and Support Services Michael Gilman United E&C, Inc.

Nathan Obermiller Fluid Components International Matt Brunette Anderson Laboratories, Inc.

Franco Moi Bechtel Gabriel Ribeiro Eletronuclear Richard Baird NextEra Energy Avinash Jaigobind NRC Annemarie Appleton Alloy Stainless Products Company Elizabeth Mullins BWXT NSG Susan Edinger Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

Devin Kelly GE Hitachi Ricky Morgan FlawTech America Matt Harrington Energy Northwest Mauricio Fernandes Eletronuclear Victor Romano ABB Patricia Valdez APS Paul Rades NRC Claudia Lima Eletronuclear Douglas King Ametek Solidstate Controls Jim Garrison United Controls International

8 Name Affiliation Frank Bartoszek Kinectrics, Inc.

Jim Highlands Management Systems Analysis, Inc.

Marc Tannenbaum Electric Power Research Institute Ron McCall Allied Power Scott Baker Curtis-Wright Scientech Namkook Kim TE Connectivity Jim Borst Namco Controls Dan Roberts Engine Systems, Inc Edward Martin Sargent & Lundy Jeremy Tapp NRC Kevin Morris Ellis & Watts Tina Robertson WEC Bernard Johnson Cameron Rob Burg EPM, Inc.

Paul Ragan GE Hitachi Randall Horst National Nuclear Security Administration Robert Glazier TN Americas, LLC John Carlson TAW Julie Corwin NRC Randall Kurtz Sargent & Lundy Jerry Clark MSTS David Zagres Flowserve Corporation Carlos Barberino Southwest Research Institute Peter Carlone MPR Associates, Inc.

Doug Corbett Idaho Laboratories Corporation Chris Dimmich Duke Energy Alka Malur HydroAire Service, Inc.

Amy Renato Burns & McDonnell Filomena Weiner Preferred Utilities Manufacturing Corporation Donald Hoffman EXCEL Services Corporation

9 Name Affiliation David Nenstiel DuBose National Energy Services Scott Fairburn BWX Technologies Michael Dunkelberger MPR Charles Elias Pennatronics Corp.

Miroslaw Swirad Valcor Theo Odendaal X Energy, LLC Matthew Young North Wind Group Justyn Alexander NRC Tamer Rezk Bechtel Power Corporation Matthew Ellis Hayward Tyler, Inc.

Jim Abbett Major Tool & Machine Franklin Yeich PSEG Nuclear, LLC Gabriele Giobbe CNSC Laura Smith NRC Dana Wollter Fluid Components International, LLC Brett Crosby Westinghouse Electric Company Stacy Keipper James C. White Company Brian Hunt Precision Custom Components Michael Torbit GE-Hitachi David Stephens Ultra Electronics Jeffrey LeBlanc Trillium Valves USA Luc Pitre NB Power PLNGS Ethan Salsbury Ametek Solidstate Controls Walter Knox CMC Michael Cavalieri Evoqua Water Technologies, LLC Jessica Lemieux EPRI Pat McQuade Framatome, Inc.

John Zalec Sherwin Williams Ben Donahoo Curtis-Wright Les Taggart Paragon Energy Solutions Paul Robinson Ametek Solidstate Controls

10 Name Affiliation Karen Hammond NextEra Energy Mark Elliott GE Hitachi Jon Talbott TVA Jinsu Kim Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety (KINS)

Constantin Illioiu Curtis-Wright Rebecca McClellan Diversified Metal Products John Karrick Luminant Robert Winn Framatome, Inc.

Sam Wurzel ARPA-E James Stouch Precision Custom Components Robert Villegas EPRI Terry Krause Burns & McDonnell Densie Brandon Energy Northwest Heather Sullivan WMG, Inc.

Vincent Grosso MSTS Michael Spahn MPR Associates Roy Gregan NB Power John Nakoski NRC James McIntyre Sargent & Lundy Mike Fussell Pacific Gas & Electric Robert Paton Energy Steel Yutaka Kodama IHI Corporation Ron Cook Emerson Robert Paton Energy Steel Gerard Machalick TVA Jerry Ice TerraPower Catherine Hoeger Emerson Automation Solutions Thomas Horan Hilti Inc.

C. Isert AAF Holly Wonch Kinectrics Frank Yurich American Crane & Equipment Corporation

11 Name Affiliation Donald Wiwczar Zachry Nuclear Engineering Brian Hendel Columbia Generating Station John McLean Southern Nuclear Company Christian Tiani Dynamic Solutions USA, Inc.

Matty Ongchangco Cameron Brenda Sida NRC Herbert Mayes Entergy Randy Hugenroth Omaha Public Power District (OPPD)

Sam Shaffer Hayward Tyler, Inc.

Jerry Beasley OPPD Tim Czuba Entergy Carrie Wilson Duke Energy Randy Reynolds Switchgear Solutions, Inc.

Mark Gerdes GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, LLC Kazuyuki Tomoda IHI Corporation Taran Woo Bechtel Faisal Salman Hydro, Inc.

Kevan Mitchell Weldstar David Barrientos Lucideon David Breneman Dominion Energy Services, Inc.

Brad Taylor Kinectrics William Peterson BWXT NSG Brenda Thompson PPG Jonathan Michalo Gutor Electronic, LLC Samuel Mummert TerraPower Michael Hedden Dominion Energy Richard Swanson Luminant Paul Garcia Framatome, Inc.

R. Glenn Craig Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions Abina Lane FCI