RBG-30797, Forwards Revised App 13A to Rev 1 of Updated SAR Re Resumes of Key Plant Corporate Personnel.Updated App13A Inadvertently Omitted in 880825 Submittal of Rev 1 to Updated Sar.Revised App 13A Will Be Included in Rev 2
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| From: | Booker J GULF STATES UTILITIES CO. |
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GULF STATES UTILITIES COMPANY RNER BEND STATION POST OFFICE BOX 220 ST. FRANCISVILLE, LOulSIANA 70775 AME A CODE 604 635 6094 346 8661 May 5, 1989 RBG- 30797 File (, ode G9.5, G9.41 U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Document Control Desk
' Washington, DC 20555 Gentlemen:
River Bend Station - Unit 1 Docker No. 50-458 On August 25, 1988, Gulf States Utilities (GSU) submitted to the NRC, pursuant to 10CFR50.71(e), Revision 1 to the River Bend Station (RBS)
Updated Safety Analysis Report-(USAR)(RBG-28565). It was recently discovered that, through an administrative oversight, an updated version of USAR Appendix 13A that should have been included in that Revision 1 submittal had been omitted. Appendix 13A contains the resumes of key RBS corporate personnel. A summary of the changes reflected in the revised appendix was. addressed in GSU's annual report pursuant to 10CFR50.59(b)(2) submitted to the NRC on August 29, 1988 (RBG-28575)..however, as stated, the actual changed pages were not
_provided to the NRC. A copy of the revised Appendix 13A is enclosed with this letter.
A' careful check has revealed that this is the only oversight of this nature associated with Revision 1 of the RBS USAR. It is GSU's intention to include the revised Appendix 13A in Revision 2 to the USAR which is scheduled to be submitted to the NRC and other USAR set holders on August 29, 1989. If you have any questinns or desire further information on'this matter, please contact Mr. L. L. Dietrich of my staff at (409) 839-3011.
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! j RBS USAR APPENDIX 13A This appendix contains resumes of key corporate personnel responsible for technical support, either directly or i indirectly through the management of that support. j l
.1. James C. Deddens Senior Vice President - i River Bend Nuclear Group i
- 2. James E. Booker Manager - River Bend Oversight
- 3. John R. Hamilton Director - Design Engineering
- 4. Lesley A. England Director - Nuclear Licensing !
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- 5. John G. Cadwallader Supervisor - Emergency Planning I
- 5. John E. Barry Supervisor - Nuclear Fuels ;
- 7. Jimmy B. Blakley Supervisor - Mechanical j Engineering
- 8. J. Randolph Langley Supervisor - NSSS Design l l
- 9. Donald R. McCarter Director - Loss Prevention i
- 10. William H. Odell Manager - Administration
- 11. Philip D. Graham Assistant Plant Manager -
Operations and Radwaste i
- 12. Peter E. Freehill Outage Manager
- 13. Edwin M. Cargill, Jr. Director - Radiological Programs
- 14. Don R. Derbonne Assistant Plant Manager - !
Maintenance
- 15. Russel G. West General Maintenance Supervisor
- 16. Anthony O. Fredieu Operations Supervisor i
- 17. David L. Davenport Plant Security Supervisor i
- 18. E. Linn Draper Chairman, President, and !
Chief Executive Officer 13A-1 August 1988
- 19. Thomas C. Crouse Manager - Quality Assurance
- 20. I. M. (Mike) Malik Supervisor - Systems Quality Assurance 21 Gregory K. Henry Director - Quality Operations
- 22. Roger J. Backen Supervisor - Operations Quality Assurance
- 23. Wayne C. Hardy Supervisor - Radiation Protection
- 24. Thomas F. Plunkett Plant Manager
- 25. Melvin F. Sankovich Manager - Engineering
- 26. Kenneth E. Suhrke Manager - Project Management
- 27. John V. Conner Supervisor - Environmental Services
- 28. David B. Reynolds Supervisor - Administrative Support
- 29. Glen Kimmell Director - Quality Services
- 30. Kenneth J. Giadrosich Supervisor - Operations Quality Control
- 31. Joseph r. Mead Supervisor - Electrical Engineering
- 32. Joseph S. Miller bunervisor - Engineering Analysis
- 33. Wally J. Beck Supervisor - Reactor Engineering
- 34. Vance J. Normand Supervisor - Administrative Services
- 35. Dale L. Andrews Director - Nuclear Training
- 36. Joe W. Leavines Director - Field Engineering
- 37. Alex Kowalczuk Director - Plant Oversight
- 38. Terry Weir Director - River Bend Materials 13A-2 August 1988 1
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RBS USAR RESUME l JAMES C. DEDDENS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT - RIVER BEND NUCLEAR GROUP EDUCATION 1
School and Location Major Date Degree l University of Louisville Mechanical 1952. BS i Louisville, Kentucky Engineering University of Louisville Mechanical 1953 MS Louisville, Kentucky Engineering University of Louisville Master of 1972 Louisville, Kentucky Engineering Additional Courses or Training Oak Ridge School of Reactor Technology - 1954 Northeastern University - Management Development Program - 1978 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Senior Vice President - River Bend Nuclear Group -
1987 to present Responsible for all aspects of the River Bend Nuclear Group.
- 2. Vice President - River Bend Nuclear Group - 1983 to 1986 Assisted the Senior Vice President - River Bend Nuclear Group with the executive direction and coordir.ation of the River Bend Nuclear Group (see Section 13.1.1.2.3 for further details).
Babcock & Wilcox Company
- 1. Manager - Business Administration and Integration Department - 1980 to 1982 Responsible for integrating the Nuclear Power Generating Division's business activities through 13A-3 August 1988
RBS USAR the planning process and responsible for employee and public relations and purchasing functions.
Planned, marketed, and managed the Consumer Services product line.
- 2. Manager - Project Management Department - 1978 to 1980 Responsible for managing the company's nuclear steam supply system and nuclear fuel contracts.
Directed activities of project teams to schedule and deliver all of the company' manufactured and procured equipment and services provided under these contracts.
- 3. Manager - Engineering Department - 1974 to 1978 Responsible for the detailed design and licensing for all NSSS, fuel contracts, and development projects. Finalized the design of the standard B&W 1200-MWe NSSS and Mark C fuel assembly and obtained preliminary design approval under the NRC's standard plant program.
- 4. Manager - Service Section - 1966 to 1974 Responsible for all startup services, including training startup engineers, furnishing operator and plant staff training programs, preparing startup and test procedures, preparing operating procedures, as well as preparing and evaluating plant test and test results.
- 5. Market Representative - 1963 to 1966 Responsible for providing proposals and marketing activities for NSSS and fuel to utility customers.
- 6. Startup Engineer - 1960 to 1963 Onsite representative responsible for the B&W furnished startup services to Consolidated Edison Company for the startup and initial operation of i Indian Point Unit Number 1.
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- 7. 1954 to 1963 Various assignments on the Indian Point Unit Number 1 project, including core design and project engineering for the NSSS contract. s %
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Registered Professional Engineer - Virginia and Louisiana NSPE Engineer of the Year - Virginia Section, 1978 i Member of ASME, ANS, and AIF, including participation in several committees and chairmanships B&W representative of the U.S. Committee for Energy Awareness Holder.of several patents and author of many technical papers and presentations N, !
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RESUME JAMES E. BOOKER MANAGER - RIVER BEND OVERSIGHT EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree.
i Lamar University Industrial 1955 BS I Beaumont, Texas Engineering Lamar University Mechanical 1956 BS Beaumont, Texas Engineering Additional Courses or Training University of Michigan Public Utility Executive Program - 1978 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Manager - River Bend Oversight - 9/16/86 to present Responsible for providing to senior River Bend and corporate management an independent oversight of 1 all safety-related matters involving River Bend.
Accountable for management of the Quality Assurance program, the Independent safety Engineering l function, and the Nuclear Licensing Department to ensure that River Bend Station is operated and maintained in accordance with NRC rules and regulations, other agency rules, and the guidance practices of the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO). Serves as chairman of the Nuclear Review Board.
- 2. Manager - Engineering, Nuclear Fuels, and Licensing 10/16/82 to 9/16/86 In charge of Nuclear Licensing, Nuclear Plant Engineering, and Nuclear Fuels.
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- 3. Manager of Technical Programs - 5/1/80 to 10/15/82 In charge of Nuclear Licensing, Emergency Planning, and Out-of-Core Fuels.
- 4. Manager of Technical Programs - 12/1/79 to 5/1/80 In charge of Nuclear Licensing, Emergency Planning, Out-of-Core Fuels, and Project Engineering.
- 5. Project Manager for River Bend Project - 12/1/78 to 12/1/79 In charge of Project Engineering, Nuclear Licensing, and Administrative Services.
- 6. In charge of licensing for River Bend Project and environmental licensing of fossil power plants -
11/1/77 to 12/1/78.
- 7. In charge of licensing activities of two nuclear power plants - River Bend Project and Blue Hills -
9/1/72 to'11/1/77.
. Coordinator - 3/1/72 to 9/1/72.
- 9. Supervisor of Administrative Services - 1/1/71 to 3/1/72 In charge of Corporate Records Department, duplicating, microfilming, telephone services, stenographic services, library and mailroom facilities.
- 10. System Power Plant Production Department - 8/1/62 to 1/1/71 Various positions, such as Result Engineer conducting performance tests on gas-oil fired power plants, maintenance planning and scheduling, and Staff Engineer to Production Manager coordinating operations, maintenance, and personnel requirements for six operating fossil power plants.
- 11. System Engineering Department - 6/1/56 to 8/1/62 Involved in desi3 n ana construction of transmission lines and substations major electrical equipments e
and requirements, specifications and construction budgeting.
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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Atomic Industrial Forum, Inc.
Committee on Reactor Licensing & Safety Committee on Environmental Projects Committee on Nuclear Regulations Registered Professional Engineer - Texas i:
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F RBS USAR RESUME JOHN R. HAMILTON DIRECTOR - DESIGN ENGINEERING l EDUCATION 1
School and Location Major Date Degree l University of Arkansas Mechanical 1968 BSME Fayetteville, Arkansas Engineering University of Tennessee Nuclear 1973 MSNE Knoxville, Tennessee Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - Design Engineering - 9/86 to present See Section 13.1.1.13 for responsibilities.
- 2. Project' Engineering Supervisor - 7/83-9/86 Responsible for supervision of engineers providing utility review and approval of design work performed by the onsite architect-engineer.
Project engineering direction of critical problems.
Responsible for administration of outside engineering services and coordination of plant modifications.
Collateral duty as Task Project Manager for a critical problem to rebuild and requalify.two 3,500-kilowatt standby diesel generators. Planned and directed a multimillion dollar program requiring design review, disassembly, inspection, rebuilding, and testing.
Babcock & Wilcox Company
- 1. Senior Product Manager - 2/82 to 6/83 Responsible for planning and marketing of engineering services to utility and industrial power plants. Performed energy and cost savings studies. Experienced in industrial marketing, economic analysis of retrofit projects, and international license agreements.
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- 2. Manager, Development Engineering - 1/78 to 2/82 Responsible for product development, product evaluations, and new designs. Performed energy and cost saving analysis for industrial power plants and iron foundries; design of solar stream and power conversion systems; design of advanced nuclear steam system; and major EPRI-sponsored study of factors which limit plant availability in nuclear power plants.
- 3. Program Manager, Standard Nuclear Generating
. System - 1/75 to 12/77 Directed a project to standardize the design of the company's 3,200-megawatt electric pressurized water reactor and obtain preliminary licensing approval from the NRC.
- 4. Project Engineer - 9/72 to 12/74 Performed optimization studies and coordinated activities to' develop a new and improved 1,300-megawatt electric nuclear steam system design. Represented the engineering department in proposal activities leading to contracts for nuclear steam supply systems.
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- 5. Performance Engineer - 8/67 to 6/71 Design of large nuclear steam generators and pressure vessels, calculations of boiling heat transfer and fluid circulation, design of pressure vessels in accordance with the ASME Code.
Responsible for a major steam generator design and testing program which improved steam generator heat transfer by 15 percent. Group Supervisor for 2 yr.
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RBS USAR RESUME LESLEY A. ENGLAND DIRECTOR - NUCLEAR LICENSING EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Texas A&M University Nuclear 1974 BS College Station, Texas Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - Nuclear Licensing - 3/88 to present Responsible for direction of the Nuclear Licensing !
department of approximately 20 personnel, both '
onsite and in the corporate office, with duties of direct interface with the NRC; other federal, state, and local agencies which regulate River Bend Station activities; and other organizations which may directly impact these activities, such as the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (INPO).
Activities of this department include ;
communications coordination, commitment tracking,
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Safety Analysis Report revision, Owners' Group interface, providing interpretations involving regulatory matters, and evaluations of reporting requirement applicability. The Director is a member of the Nuclear Review Board (Corporate Nuclear Review Group) and Chairman of the NRB Subcommittee which reviews the Quality Assurance Program and is responsible for department budget, staffing, and training.
- 2. Supervisor - Nuclear Licensing - 11/83 to 3/88 Responsible for Updated FSAR, Computerized FSAR Data Base, Commitment Tracking, Generic Issues, Response to Bulletins, Information notices, Generic Letters. Also: Manage offsite Nuclear Safety Advisory committee meetings; alternate to Nuclear Review Board (NRB); member Quality Concerns Subcommittee to NRB.
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- 3. Lead Licensing Engineer - 4/81 to 11/83 Responsible for NRC interface on Generic Licensing activities, regulatory reporting, commitment tracking, preparation of OL Application and SNM License, and NRC correspondence preparation and tracking. Responsible for NRC IE interface on l
site. Supervised three professional and one i clerical personnel.
- 4. Assistant Project Engineer - 12/78 to 4/81 Assigned to Architect / Engineers (A/E) offices in -
Cherry Hill, New Jersey (from 12/78 to 3/80) to coordinate Engineering liaison between utility and '
A/E to support Engineering / Construction interface.
'l Assigned to Gulf States' Corporate Offices (from 3/80 to 4/81) to coordinate day to day Mechanical, Electrical, Nuclear and Civil /S:ructural Departments' assignments and perform Project Engineering Administration on River Bend Project.
- 5. Engineer - Nuclear - 2/77 to 12/78 Assigned to River Bend Project (Power Plant Engineering and Design) responsible for GSU Engineering review in assigned areas, including In-service Inspection, Containment Design, Materials & Welding, and Vibration Monitoring.
- 6. Engineer - 8/76 to 2/77 Assigned to Fossil Projects (Power Plant Engineering and Design) responsible for Plant Modifications at assigned operating fossil stations. Performed various Engineering studies and recommended improvements.
- 7. System Production Engineer - 7/74 to 8/76 Assigned to Production Department as Corporate Engineer responsible for two fissil fuel stations' Engineering problems. Worked with operating staff ,
to initiate corrective action on operational and design related deficiencies; prepare Plants' budget, negotiated major service contracts and investigated plant incidents. Worked as equipment operator and start-up engineer on a new 580 MW 13A-12 August 1988
RBS USAR fossil unit during labor strike (6/75 to 1/76).
Performed ASME performance tests to assess unit performance and maintenance needs. Performed oversight of turbine-generator internal inspection and modifications.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Nuclear Society (ANS) l 13A-13 August 1988
RBS USAR RESUME JOHN G, CADWALLADER SUPERVISOR - EMERGENCY PLANNING EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Louisiana State University Zoology 1970 BS Baton Rouge, Louisiana Louisiana State University Physiology 1978 MS Baton Rouge, Louisiana Additional Courses or Training December 1975 Advanced Medical X-Ray Survey Course Bureau of Radiological Health Baylor College of Medicine Houston, Texas May 1976 Medical X-Ray Survey Techniques Bureau of Radiological Health Fort Sam Houston, Texas February 1977 Health Physics and Radiation Protection Course U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Oak Ridge Associated Universities Oak Ridge, Tennessee July 1977 Medical Use of Radionuclides for State Regulatory Personnel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Baylor College of Medicine Houston, Texas l
l l January 1978 Industrial Radiography for State Regulatory Personnel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Baton Rouge, Louisiana September 1978 Orientation Course in Regulatory Practices and Procedures U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Silver Spring, Maryland
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RBS USAR March 1979 Radiological Emergency Response Planning Course U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Jackson, Mississippi April 1979 Radiological Emergency Response Operations Training Course U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Las Vegas and Mercury, Nevada December 1979 Radiological Emergency Response Coordinators Course U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Wildwood, Florida EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor-Emergency Planning - 11/80 to present Responsible for developing Emergency Response Plan for RBS. See Section 13.1.1.2.3 for additional description.
Louisiana Hazardous Waste Management Division
- 1. Hazardous Waste Specialist - 9/80 to 11/80 Responsible for tracking shipments of hazardous waste and developing an emergency response system )
for waste spills.
Louisiana Nuclear Energy Division
- 1. Radiation Specialist - 7/77 to 9/80 Responsible for the establishment and maintenance of environmental surveillance programs and for the development of the State Peacetime Radiological Response Plan and local parish plans. Worked with NRC, FEMA, and Louisiana Environmental Control Commission concerning emergency response planning for fixed nuclear facilities.
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- 1. Health Physicist - 9/75 to 7/77 Responsible for the inspection of radioactive materials and X-ray units used and operated by various industries, educational institutions, and hospitals and for the evaluation of radiation protection programs. Accountable for maintenance of radiation detection instruments, emergency response to radioactive material accidents, and seminars on radiological health and safety.
United States Air Force
- 1. 1st Lieutenant - Weapons Controller - 9/70 to 12/73' PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, Health Physics Society Member, Health Physics Society-Deep South Chapter Chairman, NRC Region IV Emergency Planners Region IV Representative, Edison Electric Institute Committee on Emergency Preparedness Member, Atomic Industrial Forum Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness and Siting Member, American and Louisiana Nuclear Societies N, , i 13A-16 August 1988
RBS USAR RESUME JOHN E. BARRY SUPERVISOR - NUCLEAR FUELS EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Texas A&M University Nuclear 1970 BS College Station, Texas Engineering Lanar University Engineering 1981 MS Beaumont, Texas Additional Courses or Training BWR 6 Systems - 1972 BWR Technology - 1984 Babcock & Wilcox PWR Course - 1972 General Atomic HTGR Course - 1974 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor - Nuclear Fuels - 10/15/82 to present See Sections 13.1.1.1.3 and 13.1.1.2.5 for responsibilities.
- 2. Supervisor - Out-of-Core Fuels - 1/1/80 to 10/15/82 Same duties as delineated in Section 13.1.1.1.3.
- 3. Nuclear Fuels Engineer - 10/1/77 to 1/1/80 Same duties as delineated in Section 13.1.1.1.3.
Governor's Energy Advisory Council
- 1. Nuclear Specialist - 1976 to 1977 Responsible for writeup and coordination of task i force input for the GEAC report on nuclear power.
I Responsible for evaluation of President Carter's Energy Proposa.!s on nuclear power and electrical l generation (e.g., mandatory interconnect, bulk .
sales, and hydro-generation). Other responsibilities included:
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Monitoring nuclear generation, process heat, waste disposal, uranium mining, and other projects in Texas. .q Provision of. liaison and assistance to federal agencies (e.g., the NRC, ERDA, FEA, and USGS).
Support of state review of NRC documents and submittals by Texas applicants and licensees on matters of interest to Texas.
Follow nuclear generation and uranium exploration and production technology in Texas and nationally.
City Public Service (San Antonio, TX)
- 1. Engineer - 1972 to 1976 Participated on a special study on fuels and conversion devices in Research and Planning. Later took engineering position in Nuclear Section of Energy Systems Planning. Undertook special review work on reactor vendor evaluation, training, and ;
other subjects pertaining to the South Texas Project as well as nuclear engineering R&D matters.
In the Nuclear Fuels Section of Nuclear and Environmental Division, aided in successful contracting of enrichment services for Unit 1 of STP II before the June contracting suspension.
Helped formulate final NSSS and nuclear fuel bid specs for STP II, for which CPS had project management. 1 In January 1975, after indefinite suspension of' STP II, undertook high priority long-range uranium fuel procurement activities as well as those associated with other aspects of the nuclear fuel cycle.
Texas Emplo_yment Commission
- 1. Employment Interviewer - 1972 City of Houston
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- 1. Computer Clerk (Temporary) 1971 Welex
- 1. Field Management Trainee - 1970 to 1971 Pacific Gas and Electric
- 1. Engineer - 1970 PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Nuclear Society Member, American Society of Mining Engineers Member, Institute of Nuclear Materials Management
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RBS USAR RESUME JIMMY B. BLAKLEY SUPERVISOR - ASME-ISI EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Texas A&M University Nuclear 1975 BS College Station, Texas Engineering Additional Courses or Training Southeast Research Institute ISI Program General Physics ISI Program EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor - ASME-ISI - 1/87 to present Responsible for resolving site engineering problems, design changes, design documents, work instructions, reviewing specifications, and component selection / installation. Prepares budgets, schedules, and manpower estimates to meet construction and engineering schedules for the project, as well as directly interfacing with the NRC for review and approval of ASME Section XI program, plans, and relief request.
- 2. Supervisor - ASME PSI /ISI Group - 5/83 to 1/87 Responsible for the development / implementation of River Bend Station PSI and ISI programs.
Brown & Root, Inc.
- 1. Senior Mechanical Staff Engineer - 8/82 to 5/83 Responsibilities included ASME Section XI program, system design and assessment, and component j procurement for consultant activities. j I
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- 2. Discipline Project Engineer - 4/80 to 8/82 Managed and supervised an engineering group responsible for all phases of piping design and engineering, including maintainence and ISI design access engineering. Prepared budgets and schedules
, for project review. Analyzed future work requirements, schedule, and manpower estimates to meet construction and other engineering schedules for the project. Responsible for-reviewing plant design based on ASME Section XI (ISI) Program and maintenance requirements, recommending design changes to meet inservice inspection and maintenance requirements. Responsible for approval of isometric drawings, design criteria documents, specifications, system designs, and equipment for Houston Power & Light's South Texas Project.
- 3. Senior Engineer - 4/79 to 4/80 Responsible for reviewing Comanche Peak Station's contractor ASME Section XI Program and plans, resolving site engineering problems, expediting vendors for equipment, writing and issuing specifications, bid evaluations, and reviewing P& ids and composite drawings. Responsible for the supervision of two resident expeditors and three technical personnel.
- 4. Mechanical Engineer - 5/75 to 4/79 Responsible for preparing mechanical system design for several nuclear and fossil power generation projects.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Society of Mechanical Engineers Member, American Association for the Advancement of Science l
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,e RBS USAR RESUME J. RANDOLPH LANGLEY SUPERVISOR - NSSS DESIGN EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Louisiana State University Chemical 1965 BS Engineering Louisiana State University Chemical 1967 MS Engineering Louisiana State University Chemical 1969 PHD Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company l
l 1. Supervisor - NSSS Design 6/88 to present Responsible for the Nuclear Steam Supply group of Design Engineering, which includes all nuclear equipment and systems at River Bend Station, all changes to the design of nuclear equipment and systems, and assuring current and future designs are operable and licensable.
- 2. Supervisor - BOP Design 1/87 - 6/88 1
l Responsible for the Balance of Plant group of Design Engineering which includes all balance-of-plant equipment and systems at River Bend Station, all changes to the design of such equipment and systems, the station corrosion control program, and assuring current and future designs are operable and licensable.
- 3. Senior Chemical Engineer - 8/85 - 12/86 Responsible engineer for Hydrogen Control Program for River Bend Stationa and chairman of the Mark III Hydrogen Control Owners group.
Champion International
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4 RBS USAR Responsible for the Energy and Process Engineering-Section of the Technical Operations Division which included engineering and process design for cogeneration and reduction of power generation costs.
- 2. Group Leader - Energy and Process Engineering -
6/81 - 10/84 Similar responsibilities as above.
Union Camp Corporation
- 1. Senior Research Scientist - 1/81 - 6/81 Responsible for simulation and process design of a new integrated bleached kraft mill.
- 2. Group leader - Processes - 8/76 - 12/80 !
Responsible for Processes group of the Research I' Division including applied research in paper and speciality chemical processes.
General Atomic Company
- 1. Branch Manager - Process Development - 4/73 - 7/76 Responsible for Fuel Process Development group in the Manufacturing and Process Development Division including scale-up of HTGR fuel manufacturing process.
- 2. Senior Engineer - 5/71 - 3/73 Responsible for process design and economics of fuel manufacturing process.
U.S. Army, Corps of Engineers j
- 1. Technical Operations Officer - 7/69 - 4/71 Responsible for Core Thermal Hydraulics Section within the Engineering Divieton of the U.S. Army Engineers Reactors Group.
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RBS USAR RESUME DONALD R. McCARTER i.' DIRECTOR - LOSS PREVENTION l
EDUCATION Texas A&M Nuclear Science Firefighting for Nuclear Center Power Plant Personnel State of New York Fire Investigation l
Factory Insurance Fire Protection Association Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. . Director - Loss Prevention - 12/81 to present Responsible for directing the development, implementation, and maintenance of effective loss control programs for existing facilities and construction projects. Reviews all fire protection specifications and drawings for nuclear, fossil, and other power plants to ensure regulatory compliance and cost effectiveness..
- 2. Coordinator - Loss Prevention - 6/79 to 12/81 Factory Insurance Association / Industrial Risk Insurers
- 1. District Supervising Engineer - 2/75 to 6/79 l' Controlled work assignments of Field Fire Protection Engineers, prepared specifications and designs for fire protection system application, conducted fire protection reviews, audits, and inspections of high hazard oil, chemical, and petrochemical facilities. Lectured new employees l on fire protection and prevention and state-of-the-art equipment.
- 2. Fire Protection and Safety Engineer - 2/70 to 2/75 Performed fire hazard and safety analysis of all types of large industrial complexes and prepared recommendations to ensure fire protection .
defense-in-depth.
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- 1. Performed various fire protection and preventioli duties ~ including- fire fighting and rescue, fire 3 '
hazard analysis, and fire protection program r %:Sation. From 1967 to 1970, Instructor /
Inst. actor Supervisor at United States Air Force School of Fire Protection Engineering (Chanute AFB, Illinois).
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, the National Society of Fire Protection Engineerc Member, National Fire Protection Association Member, Edison Electric Institute Fire Protection Committee 13A-25 August 19P8
l RBS USAR RESUME WILLIAM H. ODELL ,
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i School and Location Major Date Degree University of Nebraska Physics and 1965 BS Lincoln, Nebraska Mathematics Additional Courses or Training University of Virginia Management Development Series Enlisted and Cfficer Basic Submarine School, Nuclear Power School, Nuclear Plant Training Additional military training in intercommunications, leadership and management, and command EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Manager - Administration - 12/84 to present See Section 13.1.1.2.8 for responsibilities.
- 2. Director - Nuclear Training - 8/83 to 12/84 Responsible for the development, administration, and implementation of the nuclear training program to candidates for both licensed and nonlicensed positions, as well as the training program for the remainder of the River Bend Station Staff and River Bend Nuclear Group Personnel. Responsible for a full-scope, plant-referenced simulator used in the RO/SRO training courses.
Babcock & Wilcox - Nuclear Generating Division
- 1. Manager - Instruction Services, Training Engineering, and the Lynchburg Training Center -
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plant technical training for engineers and technicians, and maintenance training. Also l responsible for training program development, l including the production of specific lesson l materials, training aids, and instructor development.
United States Navy i 1. Executive Officer - USS Lafayette Ballistic i Submarine - 11/77 to 10/79 Responsible for the overall administration of the ship including personnel, training, and nuclear weapons security.
- 2. Director - Enlisted Department Navy huclear Power School - 12/74 to 6/77 Responsible for the administration of a technical course of instruction to over 2,000 enlisted nen per year.. Supervised the curriculum and over 100 instructors. Evaluated and prepared technical material, including textbooks.
- 3. Engineer Officer - USS Daniel Boone Fast Attack Submarine - 11/71 to 11/74 Responsible for the supervision, operation, and maintenance of the nuclear propulsion plant and related auxiliary equipment.
- 4. Staff Instructor / Assistant Training Officer - Navy Nuclear Power Prototype Training Unit - 10/69 to 10/71 Responsible for shift operation, training, and 1 personnel management.
- 5. Supply, Weapons, and Electrical Officer - USS Permit Fast Attack Submarine - 6/67 to 7/69 Responsible for the supply, weapons, and electrical departments while preparing the ship for sea and conducting special operations.
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RBS USAR RESUME PHILIP D. GRAHAM ASSISTANT PLANT MANAGER - OPERATIONS AND RADWASTE EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Old Dominion University- Electrical 1973 BS Norfolk, Virginia Engineering Additional Courses or Training Naval Nuclear Power Training School and Prototype - 1974' NRC BWR and PWR Technology Course, including simulator training - 1979 Lead Auditor Training and Certification as a QA Lead Auditor - 1980 Training in Operational Quality Assurance Program - 1980 Probabilistic Risk Assessment Training - 1980 Procurement Quality Assurance Training - 1981 Effective Management Training - 1982 SRO Certified on RBS - 1986 NRC SRO License No. 43258 on RBS - 1986 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Assistant Plant Manager - Operations and Radwaste -
12/86 to present Responsible for manageraent of River Bend Station's Operations and Radwaste sections of the plant staff.
- 2. Assistant Plant Manager - Technical Services - 9/83 to 11/86 Responsible for the management of River Bend Station's Administrative and Technical sections of the plant staff.
- 3. Director - Quality Assurance - 5/81 to 8/83 l
Responsible for QA activities at River Bend Station, including the monitoring of SWEC's QA program.
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- 4. Technical / Administrative Assistant to the Senior Vice President of River Bend Nuclear Group - 1/81' to 5/81
- 5. Operational QA Supervisor - 3/80 to 1/81 Developed Final Safety Analysis Report Section 17.2 - QA during Operations and the Operational QA Manual for River Bend Station Operation Phase.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- 1. Operations Inspector - 11/78 to 3/80 Performed various inspections in areas of preoperational and startup testing, refueling, refueling startup, and Operations Maintenance.
U.S. Navy - 6/73 to 8/78
- 1. Qualified as Engineering Officer of the Watch, Engineering Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck, and qualified in submarines. Spent 2 1/2 years in a submarine refueling overhaul following the construction and startup testing of systems.
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EDUCATION ,
United States Navy Nuclear Power School, Nuclear Instrument School, Submarine School, and Submarine Electronics School, Electronics Technician School United States Navy.S3G Reactor Prototype Training and Qualification as an S3G Naval Reactor Operator - 1961 United States Navy S5W Reactor Design School and
. Qualification as an S5W Naval Lead Reactor Operator -
1963 United States. Navy. S5G Reactor Design Schor,1 and Qualification as an S5G Naval Reactor Op3rator - 1964 AEC Senior Reactor Operator License for SEFOR (1968),
Senior Reactor Operator Certification at Fukushima II BWR (1972), Cooper BWR (1973), and Brunswick II BWR l (1975)
M.I.T. Nuclear Power Reactor Safety Cource - 1982 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Designated Outage Manager - 7/86 to present Manage preparation and execution of planned and unplanned River Bend Station outages.
- 2. Superintendent - Startup and Test - 12/80 to 7/86 See Sections 13.1.1.1.2.3 and 14.2.2.1.1 for responsibilities.
Assistant Plant Manager - Operations - 11/83 to 12/84 Assistant Plant Manager - Operations, Radwaste and Chemistry - 12/84 to 3/85 See Sections 13.1.2.1.1 and 13.1.2.2.2 for responsibilities. ,
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- 1. Operations Manager - 9/77 to 6/80 Responsible for the performance of preoperational and startup test programs at Fukushima VI and River j
. Bend Station,for the NSSS and some BOP systems, I scheduling and procedure preparation, as well as design change preparation.
- 2. Feedwater Sparger Projects Manager - 4/77 to 9/77 Project Manager for the repair of feedwater nozzles and control rod drives and replacement of feedwater spargers at Fukushima I and II.
- 3. Operations Superintendent - 12/76 to 4/77 Provided lead in problem solving during Brunswick I Test Program, scheduled startup tests, and directed the activities of four Shift Superintendents, five Shift Superintendents In-Training, and nine Preoperational Engineers. Acted for Operations Manager in his absence.
- 4. Startup Engineer - 4/72 to 11/76 For Dresden II, Fukushima II, 3runswick II, and Cooper, directed the performance of preoperational testing; initiated and implemented design changes; and provided on-shift technical direction to utility personnel during the Startup Test Programs through the 100-hour warranty runs. Certified as a Senior Reactor Operator at Fukushima II, Brunswick II, and Cooper.
- 5. Operations Analyst - 10/71 to 3/72 Monitored SEFOR plant logs and records for trending and problems; assisted the Operations Manager in day-to-day reactor operation, acting as Operations Manager in his absence; administered the Plant Surveillance Test Programs; and designed the plant decommissioning sodium off-loading piping and instrumentation.
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Supervised a crew of four SROs in the initial fuel load, startup, and 3-year SEFOR Test Program.
Authored special test procedures for system i diagnostic tests and plant design changes for both cost. savings and reliability /functionability enhancement.
- 7. Senior Reactor Operator - 5/67 to 12/68 Participated in the preoperational testing of SEFOR and received a Senior Reactor Operator's License on the facility. Authored complete nuclear and process instrumentation setpoint list; plant operating, casualty, and emergency procedures; and comprehensive breaker and controller index.
U.S. Navy - 12/59 to 5/67
- 1. Electronics Technician First Class / Reactor Operator on three naval submarine reactor plants. Last position was a Lead Reactor Operator of the S5G submarine prototype reactor.
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RBS USAR RESUME EDWIN M. CARGILL, JR.
DIRECTOR - RADIOLOGICAL PROGRAMS EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Athens State College Chemistry 1979 Bachelor Athens, Alabama EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - Radiological Programs - 7/87 to present See Section 13.1.2.1.3 for responsibilities.
- 2. Supervisor - Radiological Programs - 9/85 to 7/87 l
See Section 13.1.2.1.3 for responsibilities.
- 3. Radiation Protection Supervisor - 10/84 to 9/85 See Section 13.1 2.1.3 for responsibilities.
Tennessee Valley Authority
- 1. Assistant Plant Health Physicist - 8/81 to 10/84 Responsible for inplant health physics activities at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant, including supervision of five health physics shift supervisors and all plant health physics technicians. Qualified to represent the Plant Health Physicist for all plant functions.
- 2. Assistant Plant Health Physicist - 8/80 to 8/81 Responsible for providing health physics support for refueling and modification outages including a torus modification at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant. Supervised approximately 60 personnel l including 3 shift supervisors.
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- 3. Health Physicist - 06/79 to 8/80 Responsible for inplant Browns Ferry training, dose data processing and control, whole body counting, mask fits and training, and radwaste shipping.
- 4. Senior Health Physics Technician - 8/77 to 6/79 Provided instruction for health physics technician training classes and 40 hr health physics course for operations personnel, including relicensing.
Developed lesson plans and scripts for various training modules including the general health physics orientation.
- 5. Health Physics Technician - 5/74 to 8/77 Provided. heal physics coverage for maintenance and outage accivities at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant.
Reynolds Electrical and Engineering Corporation - 8/64 to 5/74
- 1. Radiation Safety Monitor at the Nevada Test Site PROFESSIONAL DATA Plenary member, Health Physics Society National Registry of Radiation Protection Technologists N
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DONALD DERBONNE ASSISTANT PLANT MANAGER - MAINTENANCE EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Louisiana State University Mechanical 1972 BS Baton Rouge, LA. Engineering Additional Courses or Training Inservice Inspection Program: Development and Implementation - 1980 Lead Auditor Training and Certification as a QA Lead Auditor - 1980 Senior Reactor Operator Certification for BWR 6 -
1982 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Assistant Plant Manager-Maintenance - 8/87 to present Responsible for management of River Bend Station's Maintenance Department.
- 2. General Maintenance Supervisor - 1/86 to 8/87 Responsible for supervision of River Bend Station's discipline Maintenance sections.
- 3. Supervisor Preoperational Test - Nuclear Steam Supply System (NSSS) - 6/84 to 1/86 Responsible for supervision of Preoperational Test !
Engineers working on the NSSS systems.
- 4. Supervisor Preoperational Test - Balance of Plant 4/80 to 6/84 ,
i Responsible for supervision of Prooperational Test l Engineers working on the Balance of Plant Systems. l l
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- 5. Preoperational Test Engineer - 8/79 to 4/80 Responsible for developing and implementing Preoperational Test Procedures'for assigned l systems.
Newport News Shipbuilding
- 1. Lead Senior Engineer - 9/75 to 7/79-Responsible for supervision of. Test Engineers who performed testing on new construction nuclear powered submarines.
- 2. Test Engineer - 10/72 to 8/75 Responsible for testing of new construction nuclear powered submarines.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Nuclear Society Member, Louisiana Nuclear Society Member, American Society of Mechanical Engineers EIT, - Louisiana 13A-36 August 1988
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School and Location Major Date Degree I
Northwest Mississippi Engineering 1977 'AS j Jr. College i Senatobia, Mississippi 1
University of Electrical 1979 BS
! Mississippi Engineering l University, Mississippi Additional Courses or Training Fossil Fuel Plant Training by MP&L - 1979 BWR 6 Training Course by MP&L - 1980 i SRO License Certification on RBS - 1987 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. General Maintenance Supervisor - 9/87 to present
- 2. Instrumentation and Controls Supervisor - 2/86 to 9/87 See Section 13.1.2.1.2 for responsibilities.
- 3. PGCC Supervisor - 12/84 to 1/86
- 4. Electrical Engineer - 5/83 to 12/84 Mississippi Power & Light Company
- 1. Project Engineer - 4/81 to 5/83 Responsible for coordinating the design completion of the Grand Gulf Nuclear Plant main control room PGCC panels.
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and NUREG-0588 (i.e., worked with GE and Nutech in developing a list of Class 1E equipment, reviewed test documents, and planned appropriate action -
shielding, replacement, testing, or redundancy).
These tasks required review of most plant systems and a general understanding of major components.
- 3. Production Engineer - 4/79 to 4/80 Duties included writing computer heat balance program for fossil fuel plants, setting up program to handle design control of fossil plants (i.e., review and separation of drawings and design documents), investigating a computer-controlled fuel transfer system at an oil plant, and designing and installing a meteorological station at Grand Gulf.
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RBS USAR RESUME ANTHONY O. FREDIEU OPERATIONS SUPERVISOR EDUCATION School and Location University of South Alabama Mobile, Alabama Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, Louisiana Memphis State University Memphis, Tennessee McGill Institute Mobile, Alabama American Technical Institute Additional Courses or Training General Physics Corporation - Physics, Thermodynamics Westinghouse On-Site Nuclear Training General electric Mechanical and Nuclear Training Services, BWR 6 Technology Course General Electric Mechanical and Nuclear Training Services BWR 6 SRO Certification EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Operations Supervisor - 1988 to present Responsible for Operations Department activities of commercial operation, including the coordination of activities among the Engineering organization, Maintenance Department, and Operations. Also responsible for upgrading the quality of all operating procedures, maintenance interface, and operations in general.
- 2. Assistant Operations Supervisor - 1984 to 1987 l Responsible for the administration of Operation Surveillance Program. Insure proper control and use of Operations Procedures. Directed the Shift ,
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- 3. Shift Supervisor - 1980 to 1984 Supervised activities of COF and Operators during startup and preoperational testing. Developed the Plant Wide System and Component Identification Program.
Alabama Power Company
- 1. Shift Foreman - 1979 to 1980 Supervised plant operators during operation of Unit 1 and startup of Unit 2.
- 2. Plant Operator - 1975 to 1979 Participated in procedure development, startup testing and initial criticality on through commercial operation.
- 3. Assistant Plant Operator - 1974 to 1975 Participated in system level testing during the startup phase. Duties included procedure verification and actually performance in conjunction with surveillance over operating plant equipment.
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RBS USAR RESUME DAVID L. DAVENPORT PLANT SECURITY SUPERVISOR EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree i University of Nebraska Law Enforce- 1970 .BS Omaha, Nebraska ment and Corrections Additional Courses or Training South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division Private Security Instructor's Course i ATF Bombs and Explosives Seminar EXPERIENCF3 ;
Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Plant Security Supervisor - 3980 to present See Sections 13.1.1.2.8.4 and 13.6, RBS Physical !
Security Plan, for responsibilities.
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- 1. Director - Coastal Region - 1978 to 1980 Responsible for the development of the region, acquisition of new business, and the hiring and training of personnel. Achieved a 1000-percent growth rate over an 18-month period.
Georgia Power Company
- 1. Superintendent - Uniform Security - 1978 Supervised the activities of 240 uniformed security personnel through seven plant security supervisors at two nuclear and five hydro / fossil power plants.
Member of planning group for development of ,
security at the nuclear sites. Designed programs, l established goals, and developed procedures.
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'2. Nuclear Plant Security Supervisor - Edwin I. Hatch Nuclear Power Plant - 1977 to 1978 Supervised 74 proprietary security officers responsible for the protection of a nuclear plant with one operating reactor and one reactor under construction. Conducted daily liaison with plant management. Ensured compliance with all rules, regulations, and procedures of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission as applied to security.
L United' States Army - 1957 to 1977
- 1. Commissioned from Infantry Officer Candidate School in 1963 as an Airborne Infantry Private. Final position (Military Police Corps - Major) was as commander of a Criminal -Investigation Division District supervising 85 criminal investigators and support personnel. While in service, attained a Top Secret security clearance.
- 2. Additional work while in military service included:
- a. Instructor in,Self-Defense and Apprehension Techniques for two training classes of Georgia Power Company Security Officers,
- b. Instructor in Report Writing to Special Agents of the Georgia Office of Internal Revenue,
- c. Police Science Instructor, Central Texas College, Europe.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Society for Industrial Security (Certified by the Society as a Protection Professional)
Member, International Association of Chiefs of Police I
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RBS USAR RESUME E. LINN DRAPER, JR.
VICE CHAIRMAN,- PRESIDENT, AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Rice University --
1964 BA Houston,. Texas ,
Rice University Chemical 1965 BS Houston, Texas Engineering Cornell University Nuclear Science 1970 PhD Ithaca, New York and Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer -
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- 2. Vice Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer - 11/86 to 6/87
- 3. Vice Chairman, President, and Chief Operating-Officer - 1/86 to 11/86
- 4. Vice Chairman and Executive Vice President - 7/85 to 1/86
- 5. Executive Vice President - External Affairs and Production - 1/85 to 7/85
- 6. Senior Vice President - External Affairs and Production - 10/84 to 1/85
- 7. Senior Vice President - External Affairs - 10/82 to 12/84
- 8. Senior Vice President - Engineering and Technical Services - 9/81 to 10/82
- 9. Vice President - Nuclear Technology - River Bend Nuclear Group - 5/80 to 9/81
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- 1. Cornell University - 1966 to 1968
- 2. The University of Texas at Austin - 1969 to 1979 CONSULTING ACTIVITIES NuTex Corporation Lower Colorado River Authority City of Austin Texas Electric Service Company Dallas Power & Light Atomic Industrial Forum E. R. Johnson Associates Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation Public Service Electric & Gas Florida Power & Light San Diego Gas & Electric Rochester Gas & Electric Public Service of Oklahoma Wisconsin Electric Power Consumers Power Company "No on Proposition 15" Committee Hill and Knowlton Westinghouse Electric Corporation Radiation Management Corporation Leadership Foundation American Nuclear Energy Council Swiss Atomic Energy Agency Future World Ecological Analysis, Inc.
South Dakota Humanities Foundation Argonne Universities Association Oregonians Against the Ban "No on 4-6" National Science Foundation City Public Service Board Arbrook, Inc.
Freedom Forum Pennsylvania Electric Association West Associates Special Metals Diamond Alkali Toledo Edison Company Power Authority of the State of New York Duke Power Company 13A-44 August 1988
l L Southeastern Electric Power Company l Texas Power & Light Company L Michigan Electric & Gas Association U.S. Congress Office of Technology Assessment PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Nuclear Society (specializing in Nuclear Engineering) Vice President / President-Elect -
1984/85-Member, American Physical Society (specializing in ,
Fusion Engineering)
Member, American Institute of Chemical Engineering (specializing in Neutron Physics)
Member, Texas Association for Radiation Research (specializing in Reactor Physics)
Registered Professional Engineer - Texas Served as Expert Witness (14 occasions)
Published 2' books, 59 major publications, 15 minor publications 1
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RESUME THOMAS C. CROUSE MANAGER - QUALITY ASSURANCE EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree University of Nebraska Mechanical 1969 BS Lincoln, Nebraska Engineering University of Nebraska Business 1978 MBA Omaha, Nebraska Administration
' Additional Courses or Training United-States Navy, Naval Nuclear Propulsion Training Program at Mare Island, California, and SSG Prototype Training at Idaho Falls, Idaho. Qualified as Engi-neering Officer of the Watch.
Southeastern Electrical Exchanges Public Utility Manage-ment Course - 1983 Westinghouse PWR Systems Course - 1976 Various seminars in Management, Quality Assurance, and NDE principles EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Manager - Quality Assurance (QA) - 3/84 to present See Section 17.2.1.2.4 for responsibilities.
- 2. Director - Quality Assurance (QA) - 9/83 to 3/84 Same duties as described above
- 3. Project Engineer / Construction Superintendent -
5/81 to 9/83
- 4. Director - QA - 5/79 to 5/81 Daniel Construction Company
- 1. QA Engineer at Fermi II Nuclear Power Plant - 5/77 to 5/79
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- 1. Construction QA Engineer - 7/75 to 7/77
- 2. Support Staff Engineer - 1/74 to 7/75 United States Navy - 6/69 to 12/73
- 1. . Attained a rank of Lieutenant as a Communications /
' Weapons Officer responsible for respective departments. Service included 33 months of submarine overhaul, including refueling and startup.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Society for Quality Contiol Member, Louisiana Nuclear Society Certified QA Engineer Registered Professional Engineer (Mechanical) -
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a RBS USAR RESUME I. M. (MIKE) MALIK SUPERVISOR - SYSTEMS QUALITY ASSURANCE EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Punjab University Physics & 1967 BS Lahore, Pakistan Mathematics Lamar University Business 1974 MBA Beaumont, Texas Administration Lamar University Civil 1976 MS Beaumont, Texas Engineering Additional Courses or Training Center for Professional Advancement, New Brunswick, New Jersey - Metallurgy for Non-Metallurgists - 1/83 General Atomic, San Diego, California - Lead Auditor's Training Course, 8/18; Fundamentals of QA, 1/81 McDonnell Douglas, Houston, Texas - STRUDL Computer Program - 9/77 Carboline Company, St. Louis, Missouri - Corrosion Control Seminar - 1/79 Portland Cement Association, Skokie, Illinois -
Advanced Concrete Technology, 3/79; Level II Inspector (Nuclear), 2/81; Level III Inspector Engineer (Nuclear), 5/83 University of Missouri, Rolla, Missouri - 5th Annual Fundamentals of Deep Foundation Design - 11/79 L. Marvin Johnson and Associates - QA Engineering for Nuclear Power Industry - 12/80 ASCI, Portland, Oregon - Construction Project Adminis-tration and Field Management - 4/80 Various GSU courses in supervision, BWR technology, and human relations EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Systems Quality Assurance Supervisor - 6/86 to present See Section 17.2.1.2.8 for responsibilities.
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- 2. Engineering Quality Assurance Supervisor - 10/84 3 to 6/86 See Section 17.2.1.2.9 for responsibilities.
- 3. Senior Quality Assurance Engineer - 3/83 to 10/84 i Assistant to the Supervisor - Operations QA, in charge of the department in his absence. I Interfaced with NRC and all levels of GSU and SWEC management. Performed surveillance and audits of plant staff activities as related to startup and test and operations of RBS. Reviewed procedures and completed system turnover packages to ensure compliance with the requirements set forth in the PSAR, FSAR, 10CFR50 Appendix B, OQA Manual, ANSI Standards, and Regulatory Guides.
- 4. Lead Civil / Structural QA Engineer - 10/80 to 3/83 Responsibilities included safety-related construc-tion and inspection activities. Performed vendor and site audits. Planned and executed quality activities through systematic verifications which included but were not limited to review, surveillance, audits, inspection activities, and evaluations of GSU and contractors, suppliers, and subsuppliers to ensure compliance with GSU'c quality commitments to the NRC.
- 5. Civil Engineer - 1/77 to 10/80 Responsibilities included analysis, design, and onsite inspection of line and substation foundations and structures. Road design and site preparation for various company-owned locations.
Utilized and developed computer programs for analysis and design of structures. Wrote, modified, and updated construction specifications.
Developed standard specifications. Activity co-ordination between consulting firms and the company including most analyses of various projects.
Gulf Coast Area Subsidence Research Program
- 1. Research Assistant - 1/75 to 5/75 13A-49 August 1988
RBS USAR Responsibilities included running lab tests, data analysis, study and comparison of different soil samples at varying depths, Southland Corporation
- 1. Store Manager - 1972 to 1975 Industrial Air and Hydraulics
- 1. Inventory Control Assistant - 1971 to 1972 Mian Imtiaz Mills, Pakistan
- 1. Assistant Manager - 1967 to 1971 Job involved cost estimates, project budget, forecasts, and- employee supervision during construction phase of the project.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Registered Professional Engineer - Texas Qualified Lead Auditor per ANSI N45.2.23 AWS Welding Inspector Member, American Society for Quality Control Member, American Society of Civil Engineers N,
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RBS USAR RESUME GREGORY K. HENRY l DIRECTOR - QUALITY OPERATIONS i
l EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Kansas State University Electrical 1965 BS Manhattan, Kansas Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - Quality Operations - 1988 to present Responsible for managing the Operations QA Program by:
o Coordinating the GSU Operational Phase QA Program, which is directed toward implementing applicable regulatory requirements, and in particular, the QA criteria of Appendix B to 10CER50 and ANSI N18.7 (Regulatory Guide 1.33).
Ensuring effective implementation of the GSU Operational Phase Quality Assurance Program by conducting surveillance and inspection.
o Reviewing changes to the GSU Operational QA Manual.
o Developing, maintaining, and implementing QA department procedures and instructions.
o Ensuring that when River Bend Nuclear Group (RBNG) departments develop implementing procedures and instructions, they contain appropriate QA requirements through reviews and surveillance.
o Implementing the QA Department training program. Indoctrinating and training covers the quality-related policies, procedures, and requirements applicable to the personnel involved. .
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RBS USAR o Assisting the Director-Nuclear Training in developing QA indoctrination for all personnel in the RBNG.
o Establishing a quality control organization and implementing the quality control program at the station.
o Ensuring that the Operational Phase QA organization is adequately staffed by trained, qualified personnel, o Member of the Facility Review Committee (FRC).
- 2. Supervisor - Electrical Engineering - 1985 to 1988 Senior Electrical Engineer - 1984 - 1985 Responsible for electrical, instrumentation and controls, equipment qualification, and spare parts / specifications for last year of startup, final licensing, and first year of operation. This includes technical and administrative direction of 46 engineering personnel and functional direction of 42 General Electric and Stone & Webster engineering personnel. Duties included preparation, review, resolution, and approval of Nonconformance Reports, Modification Requests, Condition Reports, SWEC E&DCRs, GE FDDRs, LERs, scram resolutions / reports, NRC interface and presentations, and, most importantly, configuration control. Also involved with the Modification Request Screening Committee, Work Scope Committee, Important For Reliability Committee, and served as engineering director in his absence. Served as the electrical coordinator in the Technical Support Center for the Emergency Response organization.
Farwell & Hendricks, Inc.
- 1. Manager of Engineering - 1983 to 1984 Responsible for technical direction, review, and resource allocations for nuclear environmental engineering and testing, including seismic and modal testing.
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- 1. Manager of Technical Staff - 1980 to 1983 Responsible for directing engineers and ensuring technical adequacy of divisional work for preparation of nuclear environmental equipment assessment and analysis for utility applications and for development of equipment qualification test plans in accordance with IEEE Std. 323-1974, NRC IE Bulletin 79-OlB, and NUREG-0588.
Charles T. Main
- 1. Senior Staff Engineer - 1979 to 1980 Responsible for managing the Electrical technical staff for power plant desians by providing technical direction for projects, analytical studies, reports, state-of-the-art reviews, development and maintenance of engineering design guides and specifications, computer applications, and personnel training. Duties also included handling special projects and proposal preparation and m.esentations.
Gilbert / Commonwealth
- 1. Section Manager Responsible for the technical and administrative direction of 43 engineer <- and supervisors involved in the electrical.desigt. 2spects of nine different nuclear and fossil power plants and other utility projects. Served on the Power Engineering Division's procedures committee and the NRC Regulatory Guide review committee, as electrical department manager of computer programs (load studies, schematic diagrams, and cable routing),
and as manager of divisional computer listing systems (various types of equipment and drawing lists).
- 2. Supervising Electrical Engineer Responsible for project setup anc >
erall initiation and supervision of electrical engineering and drafting design which included design criteria, scheduling, preparation of NSSS.
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and turbine-generator specifications, bid evaluations, PSAR preparation, and calculations and specifications for the two-unit 1250-MW Ohio Edison Company. Erie Nuclear Power Plant, which was later cancelled.
- 3. Project Electrical Engineer Responsible for supervision, scheduling, and manpower coordination; establishing and maintaining design and interface quality control procedures; establishing equipment, raceway, and cable separation criteria; establishing and reviewing equipment seismic tests; FSAR preparation and liaison with the NRC for the 890-MW Florida Power Corporation Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant Unit 3. I
- 4. Engineer and Assistant Project Electrical Engineer Responsible for development of one- and three-line diagrams, short circuit calculations, major equipment rating calculations, startup and auxiliary transformer sizing, and medium and low voltage motor and switchgear specifications for Florida Power Corporation's Crystal River Plant.
l R. W. Beck Associates
- 1. Electrical Project Engineer - 1967 to 1968 Involved in design and construction contracts for turbine generators, boilers, transformers, switchgear, substations, and auxiliaries for the 33-MW Key West, Florida, Stock Island Generating Plant. Also served as Electrical Project Engineer for a potable water storage facility for Lakeland, Florida.
Sargent & Lundy, Em'ineers
- 1. Electrical Engineer - 1965 to 1967 Electrical engineer for the design and construction of 400-MW NIPSCO Bailly Power Plant Unit 8 and the conversion of 200-MW Unit 7 for automated startup, trip, and purge of the combination gas- and coal-fired boilers. Served as electrical engineer for design and construction of a heating and air-
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Also served as electrical engineer involved in control design for feeders, pulverizers, and burners for the coal-fired boiler at 200-MW Interstate Power Company Beaver Channel Plant Unit 2.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Registered Professional Engineer - Pennsylvania and Michigan Senior Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and its Power Engineering Society:
Nuclear Power Engineering Committee, Member since 1984 NPEC Advisory Committee, SC-1, Member since 1986 IEEE Delegate to and member of ASME Committee for Qualification of Mechanical Equipment NPEC Subcommittee 2, Qualification, Member since 1975, Secretary 1980-81, Vice-Chairman 1982-85, presently Chairman SC-2 Working Group 2.0, IEEE Std. 323-1983 revision, Member since 1975, presently Chairman SC-2 Working Group 2.10, IEEE Std. 627-1980, Design Qualification, Coordinator from 1976 through publication in 1980 13A-55 August 1988 l
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' School and Location Major Date Degree Illinois State University Business 1982 90 hr Normal, Illinois Administration ATI Nuclear 1988 70 hr River Bend Station Engineering Technology Additional Courses or Training Supervisory Management Certificate, Gulf States Utilities (1986)
Senior Reactor Operator Certification, General Physics Corporation (1984)
Reactor Operations Certificate, Texas A&M University (1984)
Senior Reactor Operator - License # SOP-43185 (1985)
Cert,i.fied Welding Inspector, CWI - License #83060771 (1983)
L. Marvin Johnson and Associates, Inc., Quality Assurance Engineering for Nuclear Power Industries Course (1978)
Auditing Certificate ASME Section XI Preservice/ Inservice Inspection Requirements, General Physics Corporation (1983)
EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company l 1. Supervisor - Operations Quality Assurance - 12/87 1 to present.
See Section 17.2.1.2.9 for responsibilities.
- 2. Engineering Quality Assurance Staff - 7/87 to 12/87 Responsible for Surveillance Coordination and planning.
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- 3. Operations-Quality Assurance Staff - 5/82 to 7/87 Responsible for Surveillance Coordination and planning. Lead QA Auditor - 9/82 to present i
Illinois Power Company <
- 1. Operations Quality Assurance Staff - 7/78 to 5/82 Responsible for monitoring Startup Testing activities including system turnover and preventative maintenance. Reviewed Preservice and Inservice Inspection programs. Lead Auditor -
10/80 to 5/82.
- 2. Maintenance Staff - 4/77 to 7/78 Responsible for repair / rework welding.
Certified welder to ASME IX in GTAW/SMAW p.ocesses.
F & E Erecti n Company
- 1. Construction Staff - 8/74 to 4/77 Certified welder to AWS D1.1 in SMAW processes.
Consolidated Edison of New York
- 1. Quality Assurance Staff - 8/72 to 8/74 Technical Assistant - Responsible for monitoring construction Quality Control program including NDE practices.
United States Navy
- 1. USS Abraham Lincoln SSBN 602 - 5/69 to 8/72 Responsible for 1st line supervision of the Mechanical Division. Qualified Engine Room Supervisor and Nuclear Welder.
- 2. Nuclear Power Training - 7/67 to 5/69
- 3. USS Nereus - 1/67 to 7/67 Involved in Boiler Room and water treatment operations.
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- 1. Radiation Protection Supervisor - 3/87 to present See Section 13.1.2.1.3 for responsibilities.
- 2. Radiation Protection Supervisor (Acting) - 7/86 to 2/87 See Section 13.1.2.1.3 for responsibilities.
- 3. Radiological Engineering Supervisor - 11/85 to 7/86 Responsible to the Supervisor - Radiological Programs for the development, implementation, and administration of the Radiological Engineering support functions.
- 4. Radiation Protection Specialist - 3/85 to 10/85 Responsible for providing professional support to the Supervisor - Radiological Programs and the Radiation Protection Supervisor in terms of radiological engineering, plant design reviews, offsite dose calculations, methodologies, report generation, fixed radiation monitoring, system knowledge, and specialized training of staff.
Tennessee Valley Authority
- 1. Radiation Protection Foreman - 1/83 to 3/85 Responsible for procedural implementation and compliance in the performance of radiologicci activities during all plant operations, including routine and special maintenance, radioactive s <
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Radwaste activities included radiological concerns associated with sorting, packaging, and classification of radioactive material and waste.
Responsible for ensuring-that all materials shipped or received met the radiological limits, markings, and labeling required by Federal and DOT regulations.
- 2. Senior Radiation Protection Technician - 7/79 to 1/83 Directed the activities of other technicians at major control points, including main plant lab, radwaste, refueling floor, and drywells.
- 3. Radiation Protection Technician - 2/78 to 7/79 U.S. Navy
- 1. U.S. Navy Nuclear Power Program, S5W Class Nuclear Submarine Qualified on all mechenical operating stations, including Secondary Water Chemist and Engine Room Supervisor. Duties consisted of operating'and maintaining turbines, steam, feedwater condensate, hydraulic, and various reactor and auxiliary support systems. As Engine Room Supervisor, trained and supervised others on same.
Reactor Testing Facility
- 1. Reactor Testing Facility, Idaho Falls, Idaho Qualified on all mechanical operating stations at the S5G reactor prototype.
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PLANT MANAGER EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree University of Wisconsin Mechanical 1961 BS Madison, Wisconsin Engineering University of Wisconsin Nuclear 1962 MS Madison, Wisconsin Engineering Additional Courses or Training Illinois Power Company - BWR Fundamentals and Clinton.
Power Station Systems SRO License No. SOP-2245-1, obtained at the D.C. Cook facility for Indiana & Michigan Electric Company EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Plant Manager - 9/84 to present See Sections 13.1.1.2.6 and 13.1.2.2.1 for responsibilities.
Illinois Power Company
- 1. Power Plant Manager - 1977 to 8/84 Responsible for the plant staff, Startup, Security, and Training departments at Clinton Power Station.
Indiana & Michigan Electric Company - 1969 to 1977
- 1. Technical Supervisor Responsible for checkout, preoperational, and startup testing for D.C. Cook Units 1 and 2. Also responsible for nuclear and performance engineering, control and instrumentation, chemistry, radiation protection, and environment activities.
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- 2. Startup Engineer / Reactivity Analyst On loan from American Electric Power to Commonwealth Edison Company's Zion 1.
McDonnell Douglas Corporation - 1962 to 1969
- 1. Project Engineer in charge of nuclear power systems for the Advanced Systems Division.
- 2. Nuclear Engineer' performing reactor and shield physics calculations, nuclear materials selection, and thermal / hydraulic analyses on nuclear power / propulsion systems.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Nuclear Society Author of six technical papers and one technical journal article 1
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l' MANAGER - ENGINEERING EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Ohio University Mechanical 1951 BS Athens, Ohio Engineering Massachusetts Institute Nuclear 1959 MS of Technology Engineering candidate Cambridge, Massachusetts EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Manager - Engineering - 9/86 to present See Section 17.2.1.2.16 for responsibilities.
- 2. Director - Nuclear Fuels Design and Safety Analysis - 6/84 to 9/86 Responsible for developing and monitoring contracts and activities for procurement, conversion, enrichment, and fabrication of uranium fuels for RBS first core and subsequent reloads, as well as execution and management of the DOE spent fuel and/or high level waste disposal contract.
Babcock and Wilcox
- 1. Manager - Fuel Marketing Department - 7/76 to 6/84 Responsible for market evaluation, product definition, planning, and sale of nuclear fuel and services for both B&W and competitor-supplied reactors.
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Brown Boveri GmbH Company - 11/73 to 7/76 Responsible for fuel marketing and erection of the planned fuel plant in Germany.
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- 4. Manager - Preliminary Design Section Responsible'for design development of Nuclear Island including the reactor vessel and internals, steam generator, pressurizer, and-the core and its components.
- 5. Manager - Thermal Hydraulic Section Responsible for analysis and testing of reactor vessels and internals, advanced test reactors, steam generators, fuel assemblies, and test loops.
- 6. Stress Analyst Design and analysis of all ASME pressure vessels and steam generators.
i PROFESSIONAL DATA Registered Professional Engineer - Ohio (No. 21878) and Texas (No. 61190)
Memoer of Phi Kappa Tau - Engineering Honorary Chairman - 1973 ANS Fuel Assembly Standards Committee Chairman - ANS Topical Meeting, LWR Fuel Performance !
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RBS USAR RESUME KENNETH E. SUHRKE MANAGER - PROJECT MANAGEMENT EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree ;
University of Wisconsin Mechanical 1963 BS Madison, Wisconsin Engineering University of Wisconsin Nuclear 1964 MS Madison, Wisconsin Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Manager - Project Management - 8/84 to present See Section 13.1.1.1.1.8 for responsibilities.
Babcock and Wilcox - 9/64 to 7/84
- 1. Vendor Interface Manager responsible for the B&W/I&C vendor supply of a highly visible
$30 million I&C equipment upgrade program for several nuclear power plants under construction.
- 2. Manager of Project Engineering with technical responsibility for quality, cost, and schedule performance for major technical projects in B&W's commercial Nuclear Power Generation Div.i sion. ,
- 3. Engineering Shift Manager for the B&W office team supporting Metropolitan Edison during the TMI-2 incident.
- 4. I&C Equipment Engineering Manager responsible for i the functional design definition and procurement of f control and protection instrument systems for the B&W NSSS. l l - 5. Licensing Manager responsible for providing B&W's licensing support to utility customers seeking construction permits and operating licenses from the NRC (AEC) as well as obtaining NRC Preliminary Design Approval of the B&W Standard Plant design, 13A-65 August 1988 1
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- 7. Service Manager responsible for developing and providing B&W's recommendations for testing and
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- 8. Field Service Engineer responsible for B&W's onsite advice during construction and startup of fossil-fired steam generators in the United States and Europe.
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-SUPERVISOR - ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Texas A&M University. Wildlife 1964 BS College Station, Texas Management
& Journalism Texas A&M University Fisheries 1966 MS College Station, Texas Science Tulane University Biology 1977 PhD New Orleans, Louisiana Additional Courses or Training Betz Laboratories, Water Treatment in the Power Industry J.T. Baker Chemical Company, Hazardous Chemicals Safety Course and Workshop; Management and Disposal of Hazardous and Chemical Wastes Professional Seminar Associates, Inc., Environmental Regulation and Compliance; Environmental Auditing Louisiana State University, Hemodynamics: Environmental Movement of Chemicals in Air, Water, and Soil Southern University, Environmental Chemistry University of Michigan, Vegetation Remote Sensing Harvard University, Environmental Radiation Surveillance HMM Associates, Inc., Meteorology and Nuclear Power Lion Technology, Inc,, Hazardous Waste Management Babcock & Wilcox, Applied Radiochemistry for BWRs Canberra Industries, Inc., VMS/ APOGEE Systems Operations EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor - Environmental Services - 3/83 to present See Section 13.1.1.2.8.5 for responsibilities.
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- 2. Non-Radiological Environmental Specialist - 4/82 to 3/83 Responsibilities similar to those described above exclusive of radiological and meteorological monitoring program.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
- 1. Fisheries Research Biologist - 5/81 to 4/82 Responsible for analysis and interpretation of larval fish data from studies of the Mississippi River; review / editing of technical reports on the Mississippi and other rivers; and design of future river studies. '
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- 1. Assistant Professor of Fisheries, School of Forestry and Wildlife Management - 1/72 to 4/82 Responsible for the direction of ecological studies on the Mississippi River, floodplain swamps, and upland streams near St. Francisville, LA.
Associate member of the Graduate School faculty responsible for instruction and advanced-degree committees participation.
Tulane University, New Orlsans, Louisiana
- 1. Teaching Assistant and NSF Research Fellow, Department of Biology - 8/70 to 1/72 Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
- 1. Fisheries Advisor, Office of International i Programs - 1/69 to 8/70 ]
Member of team contracted to the U.S. Agency for International Development for development of an agricultural university in East Pakistan including curriculum development and research project deoign/ implementation.
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- 2. Instructor /Research Associate, Department of Wildlife Science - 1/66 to 1/69 Taught several fisheries-related courses, and supervised the ecological study of a low-salinity marsh system and the impact of thermal discharge.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member of the American Fisheries Society President of the Early Life History Section (1982 - 1983)
Member of the Career Opportunities Committee (1982 - 1984)
Member of the American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists Member of the Southeastern Fishes Council Author of over 55 publications Certified Fisheries Scientist i
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l Ruston, Louisiana Administration S. F. Austin State Business 1970 122 hr University Administration Nacogdoches, Texas Additional Courses or Training Graduate of U.S. Navy Nuclear Power School for Mechanical Operators (NEC3355)
Attended U.S. Navy Courses in Machinist Mate School, Nuclear Academics, Basis Nuclear Power School, and Nuclear Prototype Training Additional naval training in thermal insulation, diesel engines, sound analysis, QA, materials maintenance, steam components, and various leadership / command courses Attended various GSU training courses including records management, preparing administrative manuals, project' management, and supervisory / leadership workshops EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor - Administrative Support - 1/80 to present See Section 13.1.1.2.8.2 for responsibilities.
- 2. Coordinator - Project Administration - 8/78 to 1/80 Responsible for procedure development, organizational development, administrative support to the project team; coordination and review of design changes requested by the Architect / Engineer; and task analysis / job description writing for both corporate and project personnel.
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- 3. Nuclear Planning Specialist - 11/77 to 8/78 Responsible for the development of operational programs (including security, fire protection, permanent records, technical library), system review, support of Project Engineering on design concerns, and technical assistance to the project recruiting effort.
U.S. Navy - 5/71 to 4/77
- 1. Six years active duty primarily spent on the nuclear submarine U.S.S. Tecumseh (SSBN-628).
Participated.in seven FBM patrols as a member of the Machinery Division in the Engineering Department. Job requirements included the operation and maintenance of the reactor, steam plant and associated auxiliaries, ship's emergency diesel, air conditioning, hydraulics, and high pressure air. Primary watch stations included Roving Watch and Diesel Operator on shutdown plant; Engineering Watch Supervisor and Engine Room Supervisor on patrol.
PROFESSIONAL. DATA Member, Nuclear Records Management Association Member, Atomic Industrial Forum 4
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RBS USAR RESUME GLENN KIMMELL DIRECTOR - QUALITY SERVICES EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Oklahoma State University Agriculture 1969 BS Stillwater, Oklahoma Tulsa Junior College Quality 1979 Certifi-Tulsa, Oklahoma- Control cate of i Technology Completion Additional Courses or Training Metals Engineering Institute Quality Inspection Course (1977) and Fundamentals of Nondestructive Testing (1978)
L. Marvin Johnson and Associates, Inc., Quality Assurance Engineering for Nuclear Power Industries Course (1980) and Certification as a Professional QA Lead Auditor per ANSI N45.2-23 (1980)
J.M. Juran Corp. Management of Quality Course - 1981 IEEE, INc., IEEE Standards Seminar on Qualification of Safety-Related Equipment for Nuclear Power Generating Stations - 1982 Licensed Senior Reactor Operator at River Bend Station Station - 12/81, License No. 43356 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - Quality Services - 11/87 to present See Section 17.2.1.2.5 for responsibilities.
- 2. Operations Quality Assurance Supervisor - 12/84 to 11/87 See Section 17.2.1.2.9 for responsibilities.
- 3. Supervisor - Quality Control - 6/83 to 12/84 See Section 17.2.1.2.10 for responsibilities.
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- 4. Quality Assurance Engineering Staff - 9/82 to 6/83 Responsible for technical document review in Mechanical.Section.
- 5. Quality Assurance Systems Staff - 6/80 to 9/82 Responsible for QA Audit Program.
Public Service of Oklahoma
- 1. Senior QA Auditor - 5/78 to 6/80
- 2. QA Auditing Specialist - 7/77 to 7/78
- 3. QC Specialist, Vendor Surveillance - 10/76 to 7/77 United States Navy
- 1. USS Los Angeles Fast Attack Submarine - 5/73 to 10/76 Involved in the construction, walkdown, inspection, ,
startup, and sea trials of the USS Los Angeles. l Attained the rating of Engine Room Supervisor.
- 2. 11/69 to 5/73 After completing Nuclear Power School and Prototype Training, selected as an instructor in Operations Training.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Society for Quality Control Member, Louisiana Nuclear Society
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RBS-USAR RESUME KENNETH J. GIADROSICH SUPERVISOR -. OPERATIONS QUALITY CONTROL EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree State University of Nuclear 1970 BS New York Maritime Engineering College Ft. Schuyler, New York Adelphi University Operations 1975 MBA Garden City, New York Research Polytechnic Institute Mechanical 1977 15 grad-of New York Engineering uate credits 1 (MSME)
Additional Courses or Training ASME Code /QA Compliance - STAT-A-MATRIX Lead Auditor Certification Course - LILCO/Ebasco i Services, Inc.
IE)E Level II Certification UT/RT/PT/MT - SWEC/LILCO Nuclear Fuel QA - General Atomic Company TDI Diesel Generator Repair / Overhaul - Morrison Knudsen Technical Specification Overview - GSU Senior Reactor Operator Certification Program -
General Physics Corporation Senior Reactor Operator Hot License Program - GSU EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Operations Quality Control Supervisor - 1/87 to present See Section 17.2.1.2.11 for responsibilities.
- 2. Senior Operations QA Engineer - 6/83 to 1/87 Lead Engineer over discipline Operations QA engineers (Mechanical, Electrical /I&C, Radwaste/ Chemistry). In this capacity, utilized.
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Oversaw reviews, surveillance, audits, and L inspections of design, construction, and operations activities to ensure compliance with the Quality Assurance requirements of the NRC and GSU as related to River Bend Station.. Acting Operations Quality Assurance Supervisor during extended absence of Operations Quality Assurance Supervisor.
Ebasco Services, Inc.
- 1. Senior QA Engineer - 6/81 to 6/83 Responsible for all QA matters required to implement the management plan for the accomplishment of the controlled termination of WPPSS Nuclear Unit No. 5. Responsible for verification of contractor compliance with QA program for WPPSS Nuclear Unit No. 3. Prior to WPPSS assignment, responsible for reviewing Laguna Verde Project drawings and specifications to ensure compliance with NRC regulations, SAR, and the intent of applicable regulatory guides and industry codes. Approved waiver and deviation requests and field changes affecting safety-related equipment.
Prepared and issued QA releases for fabrication / shipment. Reviewed manufacturing and welding procedures as required and provided assistance in resolving problems at the construction site in the areas of welding, materials, and heat treatment.
American HVAC, Inc.
- 1. Design / Installation Engineer - 6/80 to 6/81 Responsible for the design and installation of commercial, residential, and industrial HVAC systems. Position entailed heat load calculations, ductwork design, heat pump systems, energy code requirements, and supervising the installation of systems at the jobsite.
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RBS USAR Long Island Lighting Company
- 1. Lead QA Engineer - 6/76 to 6/80 As Lead QA Engineer in the environmental monitoring program at Shoreham, prepared and implemented the QA Program. This project entailed, through audit and surveillance, that appropriate, properly approved procedures were followed where applicable to safety-related activities; only properly qualified personnel performed safety-related activities; and proper documentation concerning safety-related activities, materials, parts, or components was received or prepared / maintained.
As Lead Nuclear Fuels QA Engineer, formulated and implemented the Engineering / Quality Assurance Services required to conduct a nuclear fuel Quality Assurance and nuclear material accountability program for fabrication, packaging, and shipment of the initial core fuel for Shoreham Nuclear Power Station - Unit 1.
- 2. QA Engineer - 11/75 to 6/76 Responsible for maintaining continuous surveillance of all safety-related Shoreham site activities to permit early detection of potential and actual nonconformances and providing or recommending corrective actions necessary to remedy such nonconformances. Prepared and implemented a detailed site inspection plan to verify architect / engineer / construction for compliance to the following: a) receipt, storage, issue, handling, and control of all safety-related material, parts, and components at the site and at
! other locations on Long Island; b) control of special processes such as welding, cadwelding, and nondestructive testing to include proper use of approved procedures by properly trained personnel; c) site procurement activities to ensure inclusion of quality requirements in procurement documents and qualification of vendors, subvendors, fabricators, contractors, and consultants I
performing any activity related to safety-related materials, parts, components, or services; d) design control to ensure proper preparation, approval, documentation, and disposition of nonconformances detected at the site. .
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- 3. Operations Enaineer - 11/74 to 11/75 Involved in~ directing the Watch Engineers and operating personnel work force at the Glenwood Power Station. Responsible for preparing the plant's monthly heat rate analysie, operating report, operating orders and directives, and providing advice and feedback to the Chief Engineer regarding daily operations.
New York City Board of Education
- 1. Plant Engineer - 6/73 to 11/74 Responsible for Jamaica High School Plant No. 10768 (boiler and machinery) operation and directing preventive maintenance and insuring that operation of the plant was conducted in a safe and efficient manner in compliance with the plant operating license.
Department of Transportation (U.S. Coast Guard)
- 1. Field Engineering Inspector - 6/70 to 6/73 Responsible for certifying vessel compliance with applicable miscellaneous regulations for the construction, repair, and operation of U.S. Flag cargo, tank, and passenger vessels, as well as specific regulations for the machinery of all class vessels as defined in the U.S. Coast Guard Marine Engineering Requirements, Subchapter F of the Code of Federal Regulations. This work included vessel equipment, machinery, and boiler _ inspection during phases of construction and repair, periodic vessel inspections required by statute, and during damage evaluation. Some time was devoted to plan approval for new construction or major repair and alteration. Familiar with use of destructive material testing techniques, interpretation and application of Federal Regulations for Merchant Vessel Construction Repair and Operations as defined in Sections 33 and 46 of the Code of Regulations, as well as the various sections of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Code pertaining to pressure vessels, heating boilers, power boilers, and welding procedures.
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PROFESSIONAL DATA Senior Reactor Operator's License No. SOP-43257, River Bend Station
' Federal Merchant Marine Engineer's License - Steam / motor vessels of unlimited horsepower, any ocean Ultrasonic Testing, Level II Certification, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation Liquid Penetrant and Magnetic Particle Inspection, Level II Certification, Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation Shift Technical Advisor - River Bend Station Louisiana Nuclea. Society Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers 13A-78 August 1988
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College, Biloxi, MS Louisiana State University Electrical 1970 BS Baton Rouge, LA Engineering Additional Courses or Training Gulf States Utilities Company BWR Technology Course TVA BWR Short Course on Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant 1981 National Electric Code Review, Chattanooga State Community College Contract Administration by Ohio State University Degaussing Systems: Design, Installation, and Certifica-tion, U.S. Navy, Long Beach Navel Shipyard, Long Beach, CA EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor - Electrical Engineering and Special Projects - 1988 to present p
Responsible for electrical and instrumentation and controls design changes and design base maintenance. This includes technical and :
administration direction of 24 engineering personnel. Duties include preparation, review, resolution, and approval of Modification Requests, l Condition Reports, LERs, INPO correspondence, and responses to NRC bulletins and notices.
- 2. Senior Electrical Engineer - Electrical Engineering and Special Projects - 1987 to 1988 Responsible for control and wiring design changes and design base maintenance. Prepared, reviewed t and resolved issues pertaining to Modification Requests, Condition Reports, LERs, INPO correspondence, and response to NRC bulletins and notices. g l 13A-79 August 1988 l
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- 3. Senior ISEG Engineer - Independent Safety Engineering Group - 1985 to 1987 Responsible for the independent review and investigation of any aspect of plant design or operation for the putoose of making recommendations to senior management to improve nuclear safety at RBS.
- 4. Senior Electrical Engineer - Site Engineering Group
- 1984 to 1985 Responsible for review and approval of design work performed by the onsite architect-engineer.
Provided project engineering direction of critical problems and administration of outside engineering services.
Tennesee Valley Authority
- 1. Senior Electrical Engineer - Plant Equipment Branch, Fossil and Hydro Power Division - 1981 to 1984 Responsible for providing central office engineering support to all of TVAs hydroelectric and fossil fueled generating plants. Duties included designing modifications, specifying equipment and systems for design modifications, and field engineering support of these modifications.
- 2. Electrical Engineer - Plant Equipment Branch, Fossil and Hydro Power Division - 1980 to 1981 Responsible for providing central office engineering support to all of TVAs hydroelectric and fossil fueled generating plants. Duties included designing modifications, specifying equipment and systems for design modifications, and field engineering support of these modifications.
- 3. Electrical Engineer - Plant Equipment Branch, Division of Power Production - 1978 to 1980 Provided field engineering support to Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant (BFNP). Responsible for the work package preparation and installation of several modifications at BFNP in addition to the review and BFNP impact assessment of NRC and industry technical information.
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- 1. Senior Electrical Engineer - U.S. Navy Claim Defense Office - 1976 to 1978 Responsible for the technical defense of those allegations concerning any electrical or electronic system in a $1,000,000,000 shipbuilding contract dispute.
- 2. Electrical Engineer - Engineering Department, Supervisor of Shipbuilding, U.S. Navy Responsible for assuring that the design, installation, and testing of assigned systems met the contract performance requirements.
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RBS USAR RESUME JOSEPH S. MILLER SUPERVISOR - ENGINEERING ANALYSIS EDUCATION Schou1 and Location Major Date Degree University of Arkansas Mechanical 1972 BS Fayetteville, Arkansas Engineering University of Arkansas Industrial 1972 BS Fayetteville, Arkansas Engineering Kansas State University Nuclear 1974 MS Manhattan, Kansas Engineering EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor - Engineering Analysis - 10/86 to present Responsible for providing analytical support to RBS in the areas of reactor transient analysis, fluid transients, heat transfer and radiation protection.
Also responsible for providing the probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) for RBS.
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Responsible for system design activities on all emergency core cooling systems (ECCS) during RBS startup, testing, and operation. Also was responsible system design engineer for leak detection and reactor core isolation cooling (RCIC) systems.
Black & Veatch Consulting Engineers
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Assisted in availability and reliability studies for various power plants.
- 2. Project Design Engineer - 6/81 to 1/84 Responsible for the Kewaunee safety / relief valve piping retrofit project with key engineering responsibilities for analyses, design drawings, licensing, documents, and specifications.
Responsible for client liaison and quality assurance for project.
- 3. Lead Engineer - 6/79 to 6/81 Responsibilities for other projects consisted of supervising engineers in various activities in nuclear reactor safety and containment design and analysis. -Activities included the use of computer codes to generate hydrogen due to core uncovery and to perform small break analyses, and the development of a computer code to perform hydrogen burn calculations in PWR and BWR containments.
- 4. Senior Engineer - 4/78 to 6/79 Responsibilities included performing post-LOCA heat removal system analysis for the three Black &
Veatch'PWR NSSS standard plant designs. Other activities included thermal-hydraulic design and analysis, which included design review and evaluation of the reactor and auxiliary buildings for Public Service Company of Oklahoma's Black Fox project. These activities included the conceptual design specifications for safety-related cor.ponents. Also'provided supervision of analyses performed in heat transfer, transient fluid flow, reactor physics, and radiation transport.
E.G. & G. Idaho, Inc.
- 1. Senior Engineer - 12/76 to 4/78 Responsibilities consisted of technical support to the NRC with respect to model verification using RELAP4, a nuclear reactor transient simulation computer code. Duties consisted of responsibility for building a complete BWR/6 computer model which included reactor kinetics, fuel, and pump s ,
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NUS Corporation
- 1. Engineer - 6/75 to 12/76 Design evaluations were performed for the two-unit PWR South Texas Project. Analyzed the problem of radiation streaming using large computer codes.
Criticality analyses were performed for various fuel rack materials and geometric configurations.
- 2. Associate Engineer - 7/74 to 6/75 Responsible for computer finid flow and heat transfer analyses of the South Texas reactor containment building due to primary and secondary pipe ruptures.
Kansas State University
- 1. Graduate Research Assistant - 9/72 to 6/74 Assisted in refueling of the Triga Mark II reactor.
Developed and performed computer analyses dealirg with activation analysis and core physics.
Arkansas Power & Light Company
- 1. Instrument Repairman - 1/70 to 9/70 Duties consisted of total instrument maintenance of three fossil fuel power plants, including full responsibilities for the chemical analysis of the power station's water supply. Duties also included performing heat balance and efficiency tests for the power plants and the related analyses in support of the Results Engineer.
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RBS USAR RESUME WALLY J. BECK SUPERVISOR - REACTOR ENGINEERING EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree University of Wisconsin Nuclear 1980 BS Madison, Wisconsin Engineering Additional Courses or Training General Electric Station Nuclear Engineering Course - 1986 1 Gulf States Utilities - Senior Reactor Operator Training - 1985, NRC Senior Reactor Operator License No. SOP-43186, effective August 22, 1985 Gulf States Utilities - Shift Technical Supervisor Training Program - 1985 Iowa Electric Light and Power - Senior Reactor Operator Training - 1983 NRC Senior Reactor Operator License No. SOP-30234, effective December 5, 1983 Iowa Electric Light and Power - Shift Technical Advisor Training Program - 1981 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Reactor Engineering Supervisor - 12/85 to present Responsible for ensuring maximum fuel utilization for cost-effective plant operations and ensuring fuel warranty and NRC requirements are not violated during reactor maneuvers and operations.
Additional responsibilities include permanent voting membership and alternate chairmanship on the Facility Review Committee (FRC).
- 2. Control Operating Foreman - 11/84 to 12/85 Responsible for directing the activities of licensed operators, nonlicensed operators, and maintenance personnel to ensure safe, efficient generation of electrical power in compliance with N,
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company, Duane Arnold Energy Center (DAEC)
- 1. Operations Shift Supervisor - 12/93 to 11/84-Responsible for directing shift activities of licensed and nonlicensed operators, control of plant maintenance work, and supervision of plant recovery from transients and abnormal conditions.
Other duties included procedural development and review, training plant personnel in preparation for NRC licensing, Emergency Plan duties, and Fire Brigade Leader.
- 2. Shift Technical Advisor (STA) - 1982 to 1983 Duties and responsibilities of the STA at the DAEC included assessment of plant conditions during abnormal and emergeny transients, review of all Surveillance Test Procedures for accuracy and completeness, providing technical assistance to the Operations Staff, preparation of STA Incident Reports for plant transients, onshift engineering coverage fcr outages and special projects, and membership on the Operations and Safety. Committee.
- 3. Engineer - 1980 to 1982 Assigned as a Lead Engineer on various individual TMI modifications. As Lead Engineer, responsibilities included preparation of technical
- and administrative aspects of design change reports, identifying critical path items, preparing requ.scts for quotations, evaluation of subsequent bids, and preparation and issuance of contracts.
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RESUME VANCE J. NORMAND SUPERVISOR - ADMIN.ISTRATIVE SERVICES EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree 1
1 Louisiana State Industrial 1970 BS University Technology Baton Rouge, Louisiana University of South- Civil 1972 BS western Louisiana Engineering Lafayette, Louisiana Additional Courses or Training General Physics Corporation River Bend Station Reactor Operator Training (nonlicense) - 1986 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Supervisor - Administrative Services, Acting - 5/85 to present Responsible for coordination of regulatory compliance activities between River Bend Station Training, Risk Management, and Outage Management groups.
- 2. Supervisor - Contract Personnel - 10/84 to 5/86 Responsible for administration of technical and personal services contracts for support of River Bend Station construction, startup, and initial .
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- 3. Construction Supervisor - 1/80 to 10/84 Responsible for supervision of area construction coordinators during construction of River Bend Station.
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- 1. Field Engineer - 6/74 to 2/78 4 Responsible for the installation of highway bridge structures and heavy industry and commercial steel 'I structures.
Louisiana Department of Highways
- 1. Assistant Project Engineer - 6/72 to 6/74 Responsible for supervision of contract l _.
construction activities for highways and bridges.
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RBS'USAR RESUME DALE L. ANDREWS DIRECTOR - NUCLEAR TRAINING EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Longwood College Environmental 1976 BS Farmville, Virginia Science (Biology)/
Educatl.on University of Virginia Nuclear 1978 MS Charlottesville, Vir- Engineering /
ginia Radiation Protection Additional Courses or Training U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Fundamentals of Inspection (1979), Pressurized Water Reactor Technology (1980), Boiling Water Reactor Technology (1981), and Independent Measurements (1980)
Harvard School of Public Health, Emergency Planning -
1982 U.S. Department of Energy, Radiological Emergency Response (1981) and Sampling and Analysis of Nuclear Effluents (1980)
U.S. Federal Water Pollution Control Agency, Chemical Analysis for Water Quality - 1968 National Center for Urban and Industrial Health, Statistical Method Analysis and Quality Control for the Laboratory - 1968 U.S. Public Health Service, Division of Radiological Health, Reactor Safety and Hazards Analysis (1967),
Medical X-Ray Protection (1969), Operational Aspects of Radiation Surveillance (1967), Environmental Radiation Surveillance (1965), Radionuclides Analysis By Gamma Spectroscopy (1964), and Chemical Analysis for Environmental Radionuclides (1967)
U.S. Army Nuclear Power Plant Operator's Course - 1962 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - Nuclear Training 5/85 to present .
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- 1. Principal Engineer - 1983 to 1985 Acted as Project Manager for consulting company in providing development and presentation of training courses for nuclear power plants in emergency planning, health physics, and ALARA. Developed emergency exercise scenarios and conducted NRC-evaluated emergen:y exercises.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- 1. Radiation Specialist - 1979 to 1983 Conducted health physics, environmental, and emergency planning inspections at various nuclear power plants. Participated in development and implementation of emergency planning regulations a.id guidance. As Environmental Shift Supervisor directed ORNL, DOE, and NRC field teams during the Three Mile Island accident.
University of Virginia
- 1. Radiation Safety Officer - 1972 to 1979 Responsible for radiological safety at the University's reactor facility and medical and college research facilities, including conducting training for university staff regarding radiological safety, reviewing proposed uses of radioactive materials in research, assisting the hospital in investigating incidents during diagnostic and therapeutic uses of radioactive materials and, as a member of the Reactor Safety Committee, reviewed and acted on proposals for research uses of the 2-MW reactor facility.
U.S. Navy
- 1. Field Supervisor - Radiological Affairs Support Office, Naval Nuclear Power Unit - 1971 to 1972 Provided teams to investigate various naval activities involving radioactivity, including radium removal during ship decommissioning, tritium leakage from divers' compasses, radioactive N
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RBS USAR material disposal at shipyards and training facilities,.and assistance in designing decontamination facilities for various naval activities.
- 2. ' Health Physics Supervisor - 1970 to 1971 Responsible for inplant and environmental radiological safety at the PM-3A Nuclear Power Plant.
- 3. Senior Instructor - 1967 to 1970 Developed, instructed, and supervised instructors in the Health Physics-Plant Chemistry portion of the Nuclear Power Plant Operator's Course and the.
PM-3A Replacement Crew Training Program.
- 4. Health Physics Technician - 1965 to 1966 Performed radiological protection functions and plant chemical analyses for the PM-3A Nuclear Power Plant.
- 5. Instructor - 1963 to 1965 Developed and instructed the Health Physics-Plant Chemistry phase of the Nuclear Power Plant Operator's Course.
PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, Health Physics Society Received U.S. Army commendation for improvements in the Health Physics-Plant Chemistry Training Program at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia NRC certificate for contributions during the response to the Three Mile Island accident Certified secondary school teacher for biology, physics, and chemistry in the Commonwealth of Virginia l
PUBLICATIONS A Proposed Method for Radiobioassays at the Univeristy of Virginia, D.L. Andrews, H.W. Boek, W.R. Johnson,
( A.K. Agarwal - a paper presented at the 1975 session of the Health Physics Society, published in the Proceedings and in Information Zur Kernforschung und Kertechnik, 1975 NR.11. .
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1 RBS USAR RESUME JOE W. LEAVINES DIRECTOR - FIELD ENGINEERING EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree l Texas A&M University Nuclear 1973 BS College Station, Texas Engineering Additional Courses or Training BWR Integrated Technology Course - 1986 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - Field Engineering - 9/86 to present See Section 17.2.1.2.17 for responsibilities.
- 2. Supervisor - ISEG - 3/85 to 9/86 See Section 13.4.4 for responsibilities.
- 3. Senior Nuclear Engineer - 6/84 to 3/85
- 4. Assistant Project Engineer - 7/79 to 6/81
- 5. Licensing Engineer - 11/76 to 7/79 Leavines Electrical Tracing Company
- 1. Vice President - 6/81 to 6/84 PROFESSIONAL DATA Member, American Nuclear Society Registered Professional Engineer - Texas i
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RBS USAR RESUME ALEX KOWALCZUK DIRECTOR - PLANT OVERSIGHT EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree North Carolina State Chemistry 1971 BS University Raleigh, North Carolina Additional Courses or Training U.S. Army, Fort Belvoir, Virginia - Nuclear Power Plant Operator Training - 1964 General Electric Company - Radiological Engineering for Health Physicists - 1973 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission - PWR/BWR Facilities - 1976 Consumers Power Company - Licensed Operator Training, Midland Nuclear Plant - 1980 General Electric Company - Turbine Generator Mechanisms - 1983 University of Michigan - Executive Program - 1984 SRO Certification - River Bend - 1987 EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director Plant Oversight - 7/87 to present Responsible for technical oversight of maintenance, materials, radiation safety and chemistry activities.
- 2. Assistant Plant Manager - Maintenance and Materials - 1/85 to 7/87 Responsible for all mechanical, electrical, and I&C maintenance activities in the plant; development, scheduling, implementation, and review of appropriate procedures with proper record control; conformance to RBS OQA/QC Program; and adherence to RBS Operating Manual and applicable Technical Specifications.
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Consumers Power Company
- 1. Plant Superintendent - 1982 to 1984 g Managed the activities of about 350 people and l directed the development of the operating, l maintenance, chemistry, radiation safety, planning and scheduling programs, and the associated organizations for the Midland Nuclear Plant. Acted for the Plant Manager in his absence.
- 2. Chemistry / Health Physics Superintendent - 1980 to 1982 Directed the chemistry, radiation safety, and environmental programs at the Palisades Nuclear Plant.
- 3. Chemistry / Health Physics Superintendent - 1978 to 1980 Same responsibilities as those described above, except at the Midland Nuclear Plant.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- 1. Radiation Specialist - 1975 to 1978 Carolina Power and Light Company
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1971 to 1975 Managed development and implementation of plant chemistry, environmental, and radiation safety programs including facilities and equipment design, staffing, training, procedures, equipment, licensing, startup, operation and budget responsibilities. Responsible for initial operation, modification, and maintenance of water purification, water treatment, and radioactive waste systems. Experienced in SAR and ER preparation and accident analysis.
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- 1. Laboratory Supervisor and Reactor Operator - 1968 to 1971 U.S. Army
- 1. Health Physics / Chemistry Technician cnd Instructor and Reactor Operator - 1964 to 1968 Experienced as plant chemistry / radiation safety technician, equipment operator, and control room operator and in developing and implementing training programs in the-Engineer Reactors Group at Fort Belvoir, Virginia.
- 2. Chemical Staff Specialist - 1962 to 1964 Experienced in predicting and evaluating nuclear weapons effects and in implementing large scale monitoring and decontamination operations.
- 3. Test Technician - 1962 Experienced in monitoring and measuring radioactive materials and large-scale decontamination operations at the Nevada tast site.
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RBS USAR RESUME TERRY L. WEIR DIRECTOR - RIVER BEND MATERIALS EDUCATION School and Location Major Date Degree Sam Houston State University Accounting 1978 BS Huntsville, Texas EXPERIENCE Gulf States Utilities Company
- 1. Director - River Bend Materials - 8/87 to present Responsible for the supervision, operation and implementation of the Materials Management System at River Bend in compliance with the applicable quality and regulatory requirements, guides, standards and plant procedures established for the support of Operations and Maintenance programs of the facility. The Materials Management Department at River Bend is comprised of the Procurement, Inventory Management and Warehousing functions.
- 2. Supervisor - Store Operations - 6/86 to 8/87 Responsible for directing the technical operations of all GSU storerooms to insure effective inventory control and storeroom operations are practices.
This was accomplished by interfacing with line management personnel, acting as a resource for management in accomplishing their duties and producing technical expertise where required in interpreting information available to management.
Thi s position. was responsible for developing and conducting technical functions throughout the company, for insuring proper utilization of MMS and ,
for developing and maintaining current policies and procedures in the Materials Management area.
- 3. Coordinator - Production Projects - 2/86 to 6/86 Responsible for improving the administrative effectiveness of the general manager-production by providing assistance on matters pertaining to .
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L 4. Supervisor - Planning & Administration - 1/84 to 2/86 Responsible for the supervision of the Accounting, Planning, Storeroom and Administration Departments at Nelson Suation, units #1-6. These departments are' accountable for the implementation and adherence of all accounting, material handling, purchasing, budgeting, security and administrative policies and procedures as well as the planning, scheduling and preparation of daily, weekly and long-range routine maintenance and outage work
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- 5. Supervisor - Accounting & Administration - 4/82 to 1/84 Responsible for the supervision, implementation and adherence of all accounting, material handling, purchasing, budgeting, security and administrative policies and procedures at Neches Power Station.
- 6. Coordinator - Accounting & Administration - 1/81 to 4/82 Responsible for the coordination and implementation and adherence of all accounting, material handling, purchasing, budgeting and administrative policies and procedures at Neches Power Station.
- 7. Accountant - 8/80 to 1/81 Responsible for providing the accounting support function at Neches Station, and for insuring that the budget preparation, storeroom, damage claim and vehicle service functions are properly performed.
- 8. Accountant - 3/80 to 8/80 Responsible for performing the necessary accounting and administrative functions and provide the needed interface with system and corporate departments for the Production Department to ensure compliance with all company accounting, purchasing and budgetary
,- policies and procedures and for accumulating charges and documenting cost related to equipment 4 damage claims and presenting these claims to the insurance companies.
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Texas Department of Corrections
- 1. Supply Sergeant and Property Officer - 2/75 to 5/78 Responsible for operating unit supply, order, receive, issue and store items required to operate the unit. Maintain stock records and stock levels.
Also responsible for all fixed assets and inventory of the unit.
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