ML030910622
| ML030910622 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Browns Ferry, Watts Bar, Sequoyah  |
| Issue date: | 02/26/1999 |
| From: | Greene A Tennessee Valley Authority |
| To: | NRC/SECY |
| Byrdsong A T | |
| References | |
| +adjud/ruledam200506, -RFPFR, 2-1998-013, 50-259-CIVP, 50-260-CIVP, 50-296-CIVP, 50-327-CIVP, 50-328-CIVP, 50-390-CIVP, ASLBP 01-791-01-CIVP, RAS 5891, TVA-Licensee-39 | |
| Download: ML030910622 (154) | |
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R)AS-7-SS" So-3s-clv .eSty/ - Lsenisee. £s/;ibt 39- wrcY 6/;o/o6a DO CK~ETED USNRC BEFORE TIE UNITED STATES 2003MAR -3 A! II: 15 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION ;FFEW!
ADJUDICA-flONS STAFF OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS REGION II Case No. 2-1998-013 DECLARATION OF ALICE L. GREENE Alice L. Greene subscribes and declares:
- 1. I am currently employed by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) as the Manager of the Employee Service Center (ESC) in the Shared Resources organization of the corporate Human Resources (HR) organization, a position I have held since July of 1997. I have been employed by TVA since 1980. The responsibilities of my position include managing the custody of the official personal history records (PHRs) of TVA employees. I have official knowledge of the matters stated herein.
- 2. Until some time in 1995 employee PHRs were microfilmed and maintained on microfiche. Beginning in 1995, PHRs of employees who were on the payroll at that time were electronically imaged and stored on optical disk. The electronic imaging and retrieval system is known as the Personnel Records Inforination/Imaging System (PRIS). The microfiche that was previously used is still maintained. Any new personnel records generated after PRIS became operational are only imaged and not microfilmed; paper copies of such records are disposed of after being imaged. Thus, depending on an individual's dates of employment, the official PHR may include microfilmed documents, imaged documents, or a combination of both. TVA Exh. 39
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- 3. Attached hereto as Exhibits A, B, C, and D are the PHRs maintained by ESC for Wilson C. McArthur, Gary L. Fiser, Sam L-;-Harvey E[I, and Ronald 0. Grover.
Pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1746 (1994), I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct.
Executed on this ~~dayoof?a t'.-i 999.
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- 19. SIGNATURE OF DESIGNEE 20. DATE SIGNED REPORT DATE/TIME Ci//t 03/09/95 16:10:01 7~ 6' I TVA 40473 (05/93) THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED TO You UNDER THE PROVIS ONS OF THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISON REGUATIOS OCRt9.
YOU SHOULD PRESERVE THIS REPORT FOR FURTHER REFERENCE.
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t-a PD NO. 960379 POSITON DESCRIPTION Name Wilson C. Mcicrthur Social Security Number Corporate Radiological &
Position Titlde Chemistry Control Manager Pay Group or Schedule/Grade PG-SR Location Chattanooga Effecfive Date 6/17/96 Organization Titles: -L-Incumnbenrs Group TVA Nuclear Signature W. C
.W. C. McIr tl-Supervisor's Operations Nuclear Operations Signature ,/70, = Z HRMIHRO's P., J. McGrath Division Operations Support Signature 1-44az'or-D. E. Ni-xon Corporate Radiological Reports to Department & Chemistiy Control (Tile) Operations Support General Manager Section FOR COMPENSATI0N PLANNING AND ANALYSIS USE ONLY CP&A REVIEWER POSITION EVALUATION: EVALUATION DATE: 3/11196 INITIALS: cih F33 528 264 E3P 304 1096 48-24-28 +1 K-H Slot K-H Pis P-S Slot P-S Pts Acct Slot Acct Pts Total Pts Profile Profile Approved Job
Title:
Manager- Schedule/Pay Grade: PG-SR Organization Code: Job Code: 2186 Supervisory Code: Y Function Code: P42 POSITON PURPOSE:
Provides technical direction for TVAN's Radiological Control. Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, and Radwaste programs to ensure that all operations, maintenance, modifications, and enginteering activities are conducted in a radiological safe manner, protect plant systems and equipment, and protect the environment.
Responsible for technical direction and project management activities in support of nuclear power plant sites to ensure that Radiological Control, .. Cemist~y~ontrol/EnvironmenlaI Protection, and Radwaste activities meet industry and regulatory expectation and are conducted in a manner that protects the individuals and the Agency.
Directs and provides technical expertise for the operation of exposure records program and in radiation litigation minimization program that meets 6r7exceeds industry expectations.
Directs the operations of the TVA Environmental Radiological Monitoring and Instrumentation (ERM&l) program that provides portable instrument repair and calibration, environmental monitoring, source preparation, and conducts special studies for TVAN.
Develops and directs the outside business efforts of the ERM&I organization.
DIMENSIONS: (On page 2)
Distribution: Original - Human Resources Microrecords; Unit, Knoxville Copy - Operations Organization (as needed)
Copy - Central Office of Union Having Jurisdiction copy TVA 12A [HR 7-91] Page I of 3 A U000A1 -,0 960379.DOC
I-h POSmiON TITLEc Corp Radiological & Chemistry Control Mur PD NO. _ - 960379 NAME Wilson C. McABrthr SSN EFFECTIVE DATE 6117/96 DIMENSIONS:
Emolovees: Budget ManagementlProfessionaVTechnical =10 Annual Operating Budget approximately $4 million ClencaVrechnical Support =14 24-Other Examples Number of annual projects managed - 50 Specialists handle projects of typical size - $50,000 - S2 million Administers radwaste and technician contracts for sites that total up to $7 million annually Responsible for the ERM&I facity and equipment with a value of $5 million Responsible for the nuclear power portable radiological control instrument inventory of 5,300 instruments with a value of $2.5 million PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILmES:
Provide expert technical direction to TVAN, with a focus on the nuclear plant sites, for Radiological Control, Chemistry ControVEnvironmental Protection, and Radwaste. Functions include:
Technical Support Short-Term-Provide technical direction and troubleshooting to resolve technical problems that affect the operability of the Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste, and Environmental Protection programs for TVAN.
Long-Term-Provide technical direction and management for generic problems that affect TVA programs in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste, and Environmental Research.
Programmatic Direction:
Provide technical expertise to develop and maintain standards for Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste and Environmental Protection for TVAN.
BenchmaringlStandadization:
Responsible for working with other utlities and professional groups to ascertain the best industry practices and implementing these practices at TVAN in the areas of Radiological Control, Chemistry Control. Environmental Protection, and Radwaste Responsible for assuring consistency of practices (standardization) in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, and Radwaste at TVAN.
Site Technical/program Evaluations:
Direct and provide expert technical assessments of nuclear site operations and programs on Radiological Control, Chemistry, Environmental Protection, and Radwaste.
Provide expert senior level technical input to the President TVAN and the TVAN executives and managers in Radiological Control.
Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, and Radwaste.
Provide management direction and be accountable for the operations of the Environmental Radiological Monitoring and Instrumentation (ERM&I) facility including the non-TVAN business portion of the operation. Responsibilities include:
Direct the instrument services program for calibration, repair, and inventory of portable RadCon instrumentation (approximately 5,300 instruments).
Direct the TVAN-wide environmental radiological monitoring program.
Direct the radioanalytical technical support services required to support the sites (Le., 10CFR61, iron and strontium analyses).
Market and secure outside iVA business for the above listed services through a comprehensive business plan developed to assure that ERM&I can cover costs.
Provide senior management and the sites with expert technical direction in the handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste.
Provide expert technical direction to the Southeastern Compact Generators Group (SEGG) to ensure that TVAN has the necessary low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities now and in the future.
Serve as the principal point of contact for TVAN's Work Agreements with the Resource Group. Accountable for assuring that the product is cost effective.
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POSITION TITLE: Corp Radikoogicai & Chemistry Control Mgr PD NO. 960379 NAME _ __ _ EFFECTIVE DATE 6/17 /96 S ~(Lev0 PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABLTIES (cntinued):
Accountable for ensuring that the Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, and Radwaste programs are developed to meet the needs of TVA personnel and visors and is consistent with a-sound prograrn for radiation litigation management Represent TVA as Senior Technical Expert in the radiological and chemistry control, environmental protection, and radwaste disciplines to regulatory agencies, outside organizations, and litigation matters.
Provide expert direction to implement industry initiatives to improve operations, outages and reduce costs.
Provide independent expert technical assessment of site performance and assist in improvement activities.
Manage and direct major projects in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, and Radwaste.
Provide the technical and management direction to ensure that training activities for Radiological Control, Chemistry ControUEnvironmental Protection, and Radwaste meet management and industry expectations.
Provide the direction and focal point for peer group and technical discipline meetings that affect TVAN.
Responsible for providing the TVAN technical expertise for the TVA wide Environmental Implementation Committee (EIC), the and the Corporate Management Review Committee (MRC). Represent TVAN in fulfilling the responsibilitiis of IGA-3 (Resource Group).
Provide expert technical direction to the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in matters concerning low-level radioactive waste, chemistry, and radiological controls.
Develop a staff of personnel that are capable of replacing key positions at the sites, temporarily or permanently, in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, -Environmental Protection, and Radwaste. Maintain contact with personnel outside of the agency that would fill key positionw;-
MINIMUM QUAUIFICATIONS:
The manager must have a B.S. degree in Engineering or a Physical Science. An advanced degree in Engineering or Physical Science is preferred. The manager shall have at least 10 years of professional level experience which shall include at least 5 years of professional experience in radiological control or chemistry control activities with experience in the handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste and environmental protection at commercial nuclear power plants The manager must be capable of serving as a replacement for a site Radiological and Chemistry Control manager.
Incumbent in this position is subject to rotational assignment TVA 12A [HR 7-91] Page 3 of 3 A FC0O Q3 960379.DOC
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.PD NO. 960379 POSITION DESCRIPTION Name Wilson C. McArthur Social Security Number _;
Corporate Radiological &
Position Title Chemistry Services Manacger Pay Group or Schedule/Grade PG-SR Location Chattanooga Effective Date 6-30-97 Organization Titles:
Incumbent's Group TVA Nuclear Signature W. C.M ~ur Supervisor's Operations Engineeringi & Technical Services Signature
~.A7 Bailey HRM/HRO's Division Signature I. E.Nixon Corporate Radioogical Reports to Engineering & Technical Services Department & Chemistry Services mdl.) Vice President Section FOR COMPENSATION PLANNINVG AND ANVALYSIS USE ONVLY CP&A REVIEWER POSITION EVALUATION: EVALUATION DATE. 3/11196 INITIALS cjh F33 528 4 5) 264 E3P 304 1096 48-24-28 +1 K-H Slot K-I- Pts P-S Slot P-S Pts Acct Slot Acct Pts Total Pts Profile Profile Approved Job Tie:e. -Manager Schedule/Pay Grade: PG-SR Organization Code: ______ ________ Job Code: 2186 Supervisory Code: Y
_ __ __ __ __ __ __ _Function Code: P42 POSITON PURPOSE:
Provides technical direction for TVAN's Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, and Radwaste programs to ensure that all operations, maintenance, modifications, and engineering activities are conducted in a radiological safe manner, protect plant systems and equipment, and protect the environment.
Responsible for technical direction and project management activities in support of nuclear power plant sites to ensure that Radiological Control, ChemnistrrConltroI/EnvimonmentaI Protection, and Radwaste activities meet industry and regulatory expectation and are conducted in a manner that protects the individuals and the Agency.
Directs and provides technical expertise for the operation of exposure records program and in radiation lItigation minimization program that meeti-r exceeds industry expectations.
Directs the operations of the TVA Environmental Radiological Monitoring and Instrumentation (ERM&l) program that provides portable instrument repair and calibration, environmental monitoring, source preparation. and conducts special studies for WVAN.
Develops and directs the outside business efforts of the ERM&I organization.
Directs the operation of the WVAN Emergency Preparedness program to assure that the program meets industry standards and regulations.
DIMENSIONS: (On pagre 2)
Distribution: Original - Human Resources Microrecords Unit, Knoxville Copy - Operations Organization (as needed)
Copy - Central Office of Union Having Jurisdiction Copy - Employee TVA 12A [HR 7-91] Page 1 of 3 AIF OGO5Ei 94 960379. DOC
'-a POSITION TITLE: Corp Radiological & Chemistry Services Mgr PD NO. 960379 NAME SSN EFFECTIVE DATE DIMENSIONS:
Emplovees Budget ManagementlProfessionaVTechnical = 12 Annual Operating Budget approxdmatelty$6.5 million Clerical/Technical Support = 20 Other Examples:
Number of annual projects managed - 50 Spedalists handle projects of typical size - $0,000 - $2 million Administers radwaste and technician contracts for sites that total up to $7 million annually Responsible for the ERM&I facility and equipment with a value of $5 million Responsible for the nuclear power portable radiological control ismnrment inventory of 5,300 instruments with a value of $2.5 million PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Provide expert technical direction to TVAN, with a focus on the nuclear plant sites, for Radiological Control, Chemistry Contro/Environmental Protection, and Radwaste. Functions include:
Technical Support Short-Term-Provide technical direction and troubleshooting to resolve technical problems that affect the operability of the Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste, Environmental Protection, and EEmercency Preparedness programs for WVAN.
Long-Term-Provide technical direction and management for generic problems that affect TVA programs in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control Radwaste, Environmental Protection, and Emergency Preparedness.
Programmatic Direction:
Provide technical expertise to develop and maintain standards for Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste, Environmental Protection, and Emergency Preparedness for TVAN.
Benchmarking/Standwrization:
Responsible for working with other utilities and professional groups to ascertain the best industry practices and implementing these practices at TWAN in the areas of Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness.
Responsible for assuring consistency of practices (standardization) in .Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness at TVAN.
Site Technical/program Evaluations:
Direct and provide expert technical assessments of nuclear site operations and programs on Radiological Control. Chemistry, Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness.
Provide expert senior level technical input to the Vice President, Engineering & Technical Services of TVAN and the TVAN executives and managers in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness.
Provide management direction and be accountable for the operations of the Environmental Radiological Monioring and Instrumentation (ERM&I) facility including the non-TVAN business supporting the operation. Responsibilities include:
Direct the instrument series program for calibration, repair, and inventory of portable RadCon instrumentation (approximately 5,300 instruments).
Direct the TVAN-wide environmental radiological monitoring program.
Direct the radioanalytical technical support services required to support the sites (i.e., IOCFR61, iron and strontium analyses.
Market and secure outside TVA business for the above listed services through a comprehensive business plan developed to assure that ERMIW can cover costs.
Provide management direction and be accountable for WVAN's Emergency Preparedness efforts by assuring that regulations and industry requirements are met.
Provide senior management and the sites with expert technical direction in the handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste.
TVA 12A [HR 7-91] Page 2 of 3 AIOO&535 960379.DOC
I-'6 POSIONTI[TLE: CorpRadiological&ChemistrServices Mqr Pr NO. 960379 NAME Wilson A McArthur SSN EFFECTIVE DATE 6-30-97 Emo) (Mi~e) *hs PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILMES (Continued):
Provide expert technical direction to the Southeastern Compact Generators Group (SEGGOto ensure that TVAN has the necessary low-level radioactive waste disposal facrlities now and in the future.
Serve as the principal point of contact for TVAN's Work Agreements with the Resource Group. Accountable for assuring that the product is cost effective.
Accountable for ensuring that the Radiological Control, Chemistry ControUEnvironmental Protection,Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness programs are developed to meet the needs of TVA personnel and visitors and is consistent with a sound program for radiation litigation management Represent TVA as Senior Technical Expert in the radiological -and-chemistry control, environmental protection, and radwaste disciplines to regulatory agencies, outside organizations, and rtigation matters.
Provide expert direction to implement industry initiatives to improve operations, outages and reduce costs.
Provide independent expert technical assessment of site performance and assist in improvement activities.
Manage and direct major projects in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection. Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness.
Provide the technical and management direction to ensure that training activities for Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness meet management and industry expectations.
Provide the direction and focal point for peer group and technical discipline meetings that affect the TVAN.
Responsible for providing the TVAN technical expertise for the TVA wide Environmental Implementation Committee (EIC), the and the Corporate Management Review Committee (MRC). Represent TVAN in fulfilling the responsibilities of IGA-3 (Resource Group).
Provide expert technical direction to the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in matters concerning low-level radioactive waste, chemistry, and radiological controls.
Develop a staff of personnel that are capable of replacing key positions at the sites, temporarily or permanently, in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection. Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness. Maintain contact with personnel outside of the agency that would fill key positions.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
The manager must have a B.S. degree in Engineering or a Physical Science. An advanced degree in Engineering or Physical Science is preferred. The manager shall have at least 10 years of professional level experience which shall include at least 5 years of professional experience in radiological control or chemistry control activities with experience in the handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste and environmental protection at commercial nuclear power plants. The manager must be capable of serving as a replacement for a site Radiological and Chemistry Control manager.
Incumbent in this position is-subject to rotational assignment.
As OAr'OL TVA 12A [HR 7-91] Page 3 of 3 960379.DOC
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M~TNTN(U pUALTF1CATTO1K REOUIREMENTS (continued)
Employees mnust-be determined to be trustworthy and reliable and have the ability to obtain and maintain the requirements for un~scorted nuclear plant access. TIhese requirements include successful completion of a background investigaton, psvhologicl and -physical exanmiations, drug and alcohol testing, Plant Access taiizFtes-o-uytan n H~~hPfiysics traininig, when appropriate, aria retraining inldn assing the retrerxnuaon.~ plov= must adhere to all security and ftess- 4or:dutv program requirements (to include not ben ne h nlece orany illegal substance .
or mentafl orpysically impaired I~oro any cause whiuih in n y olfavreyfecthiabiytosey and competently perform. th-eir duties). If required, thbe incumbent rus aiomitain facial hiir shaven su inrvto permit contact of respiratory prtcindvces and also be willing toaheeto prescribed dress out procedurs aligto meet any of the above requirements will result in denial of unescorred nula lant access, removal fro the plati n possible termination.
The incumbent is expectped to participate actively in TVA's quality assurance programs (QA) by assuring that all QA policies, procedures, and regulations are comnplied within this position. Suggests changes through appropriate channels for the QA program.
Thie incumbent for this position must be cognizant of NRC requirements and is expected to perfor sinet with initiative and judgment that wil prevent noncompliance. Must also be knowledgeable of ndvdual actions required by this position durinig irnplenmentation of the radiological emergency plan.
The incumbent may be subject to periodic questioning from outside groups such as NRC, special inquiry groups, and even the general public.
Must be willing and medically able durg peak prods to wvork- extensive overtime.. This overtime may be as much as 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> or more consecutively Mvthout an extended rest period.
AUl TVAN employees are expected to work to a high quality standard by on h ih hn ih h is time. They are accontale or he ualitv results of their own work and take personal responsibility to ensure that quality problems they encounter are identified afid resolved promptly. IVAN employees are to personalVcbeck or inspect the quality of work they or their subordinates perform or that they are required to approve or certify.
MANIAGEMENT-MPLOYEES Ensure the effective impleme~ntation of site radiological control program requirements witi the staff througth incorporation of ALARA principles 'into work practices and instructions.. munimiziniz the spread of contamuination and generation of radioactive waste by staff activities, and observing work of and counseling staff personnel to improve rdolgical work practices.
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,- - U~ vA I,t , .a PERFORKANCE REVIEW AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN Co Name WILSQN C. McARTHUR Social Security Number I I
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Position aygrr Radiological Control Organization Radjological Control C:)
Review Period 10Q1194 . to 9/30/95 0
Date of Annual Performance Review
~4 4 I I. .. I C I I PERFORMANCE RATINGS DEFIN111ONS Exceeds Expectations Individual far exceeds expectations for this objective or expectation. Frequently makes significant contributions well beyond job responsibilities.
Meets Expectations Individual consistently meets expectations for this objective or expectation. Employee knows and performs the job well. May occasionally exceed expectations in some areas. Fully competent and valuable employee.
Meets Some Expectations Individual partially meets expectations for this objective or expectation. Improvement in this area isnecessary for the employee to fully meet expectations. Performance does not indicate successful completion of all assigned responsibilities.
Unacceptable Individual consistently below expectations and performance is unacceptable for this objective or expectation. May require more supervision than expected. Improvement required to meet expectations.
QUARTERLY REVIEW DISCUSSIONS 1st 2nd 3rd _ 4th__ _'
MAnager Emol ovee Manager Emloee~t Hanagt Empl oyee %
n ISt flee Initials Initials w~itials DaeDsussed Date oiscussed~ Iscussed ito Discpssed TVA 4535 (G' 1)[2-933 1..... 1108G J-
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Establish specific results or goals that this Review performance against each objective. w 4 3 2 -1 0) employee isexpected to achieve during this Discuss results achieved, areas of success, E U rating period. (Additional pages may be used and improvements needed. Cite examples I N 0~
L; as necessary). where appropriate below. Then mark (X) in the G X M A column on the right which best describes the Ii E C T
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- 1. The incumbent will meet the expectations of the 10% x 30 Operations Services (Radcon) Business Plan, Corporate Radcon Expectations and Goals as determined by the Corporate Radcon Task List.
Attention to safety standards and good house-keeping practices will be maintained. Meet management expectations as described by the General Manager, Operations Services.
- 2. Maintain focus on the top priorities listed for 10% X 40 TVAN and the Top Priorities listed for Operations Services and Corporate Radcon.
- 3. Meet budget requirements for FY95 and continually 10% 30 look for effective ways to reduce costs.
- 4. Support the TVAN standardization effort by 10% x 30 providing review of standardization documents and involvement Jn process reviews as required.
- 5. Visit the sites on a routine basis and exhibit a I high level of support for the activities at the sites.
- 6. Maintain emphasis on the principal responsibi- 10% x 40 lilties of Operations Services:
Programmatic activities I
- Long-standing problems
- Industry Ini Iatives
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EXPECTATIONS Establish specific results or goals that this Review performance against each objective. W 4 3 2 -1 cd) employee isexpected'to achieve during this Discuss results achieved, areas of success, E U 0 rating period. (Additional pages may be used and Improvements needed. Cite examples N as necessary). where appropriate below. Then mark X) inthe 6I X MA column on the right which best describes the II E C T employee's performance. T E C 0 E T E T x SE A
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- 7. Maintain a high level of productivity and 5% x 20 effectiveness in all areas of Radcon. Works aggressively to instill a competitive spirit and to recognize that we must continuously evaluate our resources to be the best we can be.
- i. Support professionally the functions of the WBN 5% x 20 and BFN NSRB sub-coimittee responsibilities.
.9.Resolve the interface problems with the Resource x 20 Group.
- 10. Pursue a high level of technical capability by 5% x 15 personal development and attendance at appropriate conferences/meetings.
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These behaviors come directly from TVA's workforce Review performance against each behavior, 4 13 mission. Employee and supervisor jointly decide Discuss results achieved, areas of success,
- U 0 which of these behaviors specifically apply for and Improvements needed. Cite examples 2 N C) the review period. Choose up to six behaviors, where appropriate below. Then mark (X) in the E X .H A with no behavior receiving a weight of less than 5. column on the right which best describes the C T employee's performance. G E C 0 H E T E T
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- 1. High Performance 5% x 20 Sets clear goals for self and others; includes the needs of customers insetting these goals, shows persistence and dependability inaccompiish-Ing goals, looks for ways to make projects successful rather than finding reasons for failure; takes personal responsibility for ensuring results are achieved.
- 2. Teamwork 5% x 20 Shows a team orientation by placing team goals over individual goals; effectively communicates information needed for task completion: contri-butes actively to group projects and meetings; develops positive and productive relationships with other team members; works to turn conflict Into "win-win" situations; looks for shared goals with other workgroups.
- 3. Continuous Improvement 5% 15 Determines customer expectations; identifies strengths and weaknesses in present work methods; fuses Quality roblem-solving tools and techniques to develop neU and more effective methods; creates I a non-blaming atmosphere while exploring past mistakes and future methods changes; evaluates continuous improvement for self, suppliers, and customers by: determining performance benchmarks, setting explicit, measurable goals, and measuring progress toward goals.
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EXPECTATIONS N These behaviors come directly from TVA's workforce Review performance against each behavior. 4 3 2 -1 cl.)
mission. Employee and'supervisor jointly decide Discuss results achieved, areas of success,
- U 0 which of these behaviors specifically apply for and improvements needed. Cite examples N the review period. Choose up to six behaviors, where appropriate below. Then mark (X) in the E X H A with no behavior receiving a weight of less than 5. column on the right which best describes the E C T employee's performance, G E C 0 H E T E T T X S P A I. oh L I1 E E S A E E 0 B I I S t S E IE 1
- 4. Coaching and Developing 5% x 15 Sets clear performance expectations with each employee; provides ongoing feedback; works with employees to prepare individual development plans; provides support and resources for implementation of development plans evaluates performance based on established expectations.
- 5. Leadership 5X x 20 Consistently communicates a clear direction for the workgroup; gais commitment and participation by modeling actions necessary to accomplish the direction; implements an organizational or cul-tural change that gives action to organizational vision; recognizes and rewards others for their contributions.
- 6. Planning and Organizing 5% x 15 Sets goals and develops strategies for meeting noals.
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- Performance Behaviors = 30 Percent of Total Weight . . . . . . Total 50 ALL PERFORFANCE I FORMULA OVER/ RATING Objectives Rating Total = 245 MEETS EXCEEDS MEETS SOME UNACCEPTABLE Behaviors Rating Total 105 Overall Rating Total = _350 - Divided by 100 - 3.50 1v3 I-3.5B 26 2!W 1.9 I-I and Below TVA 4535 (C 1) M2-93] 5
STRFNTTHS/nFVFnPMFNTA1 NrEED (Tn hberhmn1ptd hv ziinprvienr with AmnInvoe Inmnit-u Overall Excellent backaround in both education and experience. Knows TVA systems and processes well, He iswell connecteg in the Strengths:
Industry and grows on other oneratina experience to Jmorove TVAN Radcon performance. ()
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Overall Continue to follow new methods & techniaues within the industry relative to Radcon. Expand his Inout to areas outside the Radcon 0ev. Needs:
arena. I bglieve he can take on more responsibilitv in the chemistry and environmental area as well as training and other technical expert ise.
CARMER OBJECTfVES (o - 3 veers)-
Enloyee's stated Career Objectives: (Priority order)
(1) agdcon Chemistry Manaaer (3)
(2), Onerations Supoorl Qeneral Manaaer (4)
INDIYIDUaL DEVELOPMENT PLAN ________________________________
AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION TARGET List specific knowledges, skills, and behaviors to be List steps which can and will be taken to DATE FOR developed. Indicate areas of current performance address these development needs. COMPLETION COMPLETION which need to be develooed with an asterisk (*). . (12-18 mo.__ (X) 1, Continue to develop technical capabilities. 1) Attend PEP courses at the Annual Health July 1995 Physics Society Meeting
- 2) Take a technical course In radwaste September 1995
- 2. Increase ability to make timely decisions Take a management skills course inmanaging September 1995 regarding employees. employees
- 3. Negotiations Take a course in the art of negotiations September 1995 TVA 4535 (GL M) [29:3W 6
9 OVERALL
SUMMARY
OF PERFORMANCE:---
rerIorMance nas Deen excellent throUghout FY 95. Wilson has dealt with many changlna prioritles and handled these Well in utilization of resourcns both in manpower and dollars, He has contributed s2inificantlv to the standardization effort and been heavily involved -inresolving 0 Droblems. Examples are BEX errors. consolidation of TLD facilities. interface with resource oroup and SCAR resolution. He had demonstrated 0 9god leadership, sets an excellent examole. and always looks for a quality -roduct.
EMPLOYEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: (My signature means that I have been advised of my performance)
Employee's Comments:
EMPLOYEE SIGNATURE: A 2 DATE: ,/&//6
! 1 APPROVALS:
SUPERVISOR SIGNATURE: DATE: _ __ ___
ER&D REVIEW: __ DATE: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
NEXT LEVEL SUPERVISOR REVIEW AND ENDORSEMENT: . DATE: _
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- -6 April 12, 1999 W. C. McArthur RESIGNATION It is with deep regret that at this time I must tender my resignation effective May 6, 1999.
At this time I have received an offer that will afford me a significant economic increase as well as an opportunity for professional growth.
I have enjoyed my tenure at TVA and hope that I have had a positive impact on the recovery of the Sequoyah units and startup of Watts Bar Unit 1 and the current success that each station shares. My TVA experience has truly been wonderful and I hope that should there be opportunities in the future that I might be considered for them.
Sam Harvey Program Manager, Radiological and Chemisty Services BR 3F-C CC: PHU, WT CP-I AIFOCOuG
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THIS IS AN OFFICIAL RECORD CONTAINING ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL INFORM~ATION.
IT IS YOUR RESPOUSIBILITY TO INSURE THAT:
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- 2. T=l RECORD IS RETURN4ED PROMPTLY TO YOUR DIVISION PERSONNEL OFFICER WHEN YOU NO LONGER NEED IT; AND
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g>ot employment. and you coverage by appicae TWA employee benefits. : , _ .
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- - answering the remainki questions is not requred in order for you to be appointed to a TVA position. providng the Wormation Wi assist 'A in making on informed ud et concenig your appointment to wployment ,and may expedite your apoirtment and TVA employe beneffs coverage .I t
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The penalty for a violion of section 7311 is a fine of not more Vwn S *.000 or imprsornent for not more tran one year and a day or both (1 8 U. 1918) X INVENTrONS ,
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I do solemnly swear or affnn: *
- 1. That I have read and understand the above statutory provisions and my acceptance and holdirg employment with the Tennessee Valleyj
, Authory does not and wd not constitue a violation of those provisions.
- 2. That I uzdurstand tat my appointment and subsequent changes in status are subject to the terms and condicais described in his form 9880A, and those of existing haw an TVA agreements and polcies. including those governing wae and salary assignments, and such modicitar al d
-; additorks thereto as WVA dedemies to be necessary or desiable to carry out the Tenresee Valey Ai cfnly Act as aended and that V His
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I hereby accept thse present aopointment which is in accordance with Section 3 of the Tennessee Valley Authorty Act. as amended, and I certify that i.
I subscribe to the constitutional form of Government of the United States of Aeica. - - . ...
A FALSE OR DtSI-4ONEST ANSVER TO ANY CUESTION MAY BE GROUNDS FOR YOUR t7 5SSAL AFTER APPOINTMENT AND MAY8E i--- 4 PUNISH(AELE BY FINE AND IMPFISONMENT.
To the Appointee.
You are hereby olficiaty notfied of your appointment as described on this form 9880A and the attached form 9880 which it supplemens Continuation
- of your employment depends upon your demonstrated absty, conformance to VA policies and meeting any appointment corxon, : th need for you -.,
sennces. and yu o ts any special medical constan placed on you by a TVA or cooperating examining phnysican. You are expected and required ' .-
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We hope that your employment with NA wilt prove of mutual benefit.
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g as I want the Basic LUfe Insurance. I authorize deductions tomay sy share of the cost. -
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Ret= to E=o*ment Servic. TVA. Knoxville. TN 37902 e an addres is shown in block to right If one is shown. please use that address.
L Have you ever worked for TVA? If yes give date last worked and location
'2. Is yor prea employer a fod" agency or have you been RIrd by another federal agency in the last year.?
- 3. Date of this applicatioec 4l IMfL2i-P 4. If you are under 18 years of age, state your date of b;rth _ /A Soda Security N. b 6. Areyou actizen of the U.S.A.?
If _no. give the country or countries of which you am a ctizen
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- 10. Would you accept temporary enploymnent? - Summer? Part-tinwe? Full time?
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- 11. Wht is the lowest entrance salary you will accept per hour S_-. _ . Per Year S
- 12. At what locations will you accept employment?
- 13. Are you related in any way to a TVA employee? If ym- state name of each employee and exact relationship.
Yq. W.% Give position and location. if known.
- 14. If pertinent to the position for which you are applying. list the office machine computers. laboratory equipment. etc.. you can operate
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J. S only?`N e YD. Dates of Dr DONOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE E. Ra n at schare of a vo. w b# aNdisablied. oV widower w o ete 5 G. Number of days of loat time LAW 107: A 86: AWOL 7 .~~r- 0Non-compensable Disabled Vetern H. Were all separations under honorable cordstions? of *fdo. py s ablyDisabled Veerak .:.
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- So compensation being paid for a pilitary nye servie- aed; the status cgecked ablig cnetddisability? __ ______ Are disability retirement benefitsumored.
Ymor N~o SUafRp rmi pension being paid by the VA or the Deptr. of the Army. Navy. or Air Force for disabilitye n Y.
r1. $&.t P Date VA Claim No._____ IF DISABILITY IS COMPENSABLE ATIO%~OR MORE. YOU _____________
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J. Purple Heart Award? ____ K. Retired Member Armed Forces?____ L. Did you receive an expedition or campaign medal.-....
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or if you are a widowed. divorced, or separated mother of a deceased or totally disabled veteran who was honorably discharged, check this box 0 and you wilU be sent a form for snore detailed inormaticn to establish preference eligibility.
- 19. REFERENCES. List references, not related to you by blood or marriage. who are or have been mainly responsible for close direction of your work. or who are in a position to judge your work critically in those occupations in which you regard yourself as best qualified. Also include persons who have knowledge of education and experience reported under items 17 and 20 of this application.
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- 21. Have you ever been convicted of an offense against the law or forfeited collateral or are you now under charges for any offense against the law? Include convictions while in military service by summary. speciaL or general court martial, and include traffic violations for wvhch you paid a fine of more than S200. Write "Yes' or -No" /vJ G Do not include any offense committed before your 28th birthday which was finally adjudicated in a juvenile court or under a youth offender law.
or any offense committed before your 18th birthday in a state without a youth offender law if the offense would be treated as an offense committed by a juvenile under Federal law. any conviction the record of which hcs been expunged under Federal or state law. and anv conviction set aside under tbr*Federal Youth Corrections Act or similar state authori4y. CONVICTION IS NOT A BAR TO EMPLOYMENT. EACH CASE IS CONSIrDERED ON ITS INDIVIDUAL MERITS.
If you; answer is -yes give on extra sheet of paper the lollowing for each: 1I) date. iW nature of offense or violation. (3Dname and location of courtand 14) penalty unposed. amonnt of collateral firfeited. or other disposition of case.
- 22. .Have you beer. discharged fued),or have yo resigned (quit) after notice that you were being discharged (fired). from anv job for any reason within the xast frve years? J IIf your answer is -yes.- give details on an extra sheet of paper.
YE, TVA iobtecs am subject lo fiual appoinatm: intesrwi. rmmxerprhtiag. Medical emaniit2a;oa. aad ivedzigxitoe A false statenwat or dabonest sn*-ar to v-y question my begroanda torcancellatloa of your apphlcat or. oardaismu1..l after appoiultMCt mad mwy be punishable by fhie snd iMnPrtnMeAl.
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- 23. Hlave yot any objection ;o our making inqu'y of any person named in your r-terences or employm ent record?.. *yes. If give ne and re-on on separate sheet of paper. 1f "no.' please read. date. end sign the following statement:
I hereby iiuthoTize any person. agency. organikatirn. or institution to release to the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVAI information as TVA may request roout me. This information r%2y include but is not limited to acadernics. performn.ncc c.-aluation. attendance. discipline. and arrests and convictions. I hereby rP!c.se any person. agency. organization, or institution from any sn-t all liability whsattver resulti m this inq1 3ry. , . /
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-Have you ever been convicted of an offense against the law or forfeited collateral,'bi are you now under charges fog
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but do not include (a) traffic violations for which you paid a fine of less than $100. (b) any offense committed before your 18th birthday which was finally adjudicated in a juvenile court or under a youth offender law. or any offense committed before your 18th birthday in a State without a youth offender law it the offense would be treated asan offense committed by a juvenile under Federal law, (c) any conviction which has been expunged under Federal or State law.
and (d) any conviction set aside under the Federal Youth Corrections Act or similar State authority.) CONVICTION 15 NOT A BAR TO EMPLOYMENT OR CONTINUED EMPLOYMENT: EACH CASE IS CONSIDERED ON ITS OWN MERITS; pTS-A- If you have not been convicted and are not under charges. as explained by the above paragraph, all you need to do is check the answer on LINE A and sign. 4 If you have been convicted andlor are under charges, you must check the answer on LINE B and UST ALL TIMES YOL WERE CONVICTED AND/OR LIST ALL OFFENSES FOR WHICH YOU ARE NOW UNDER CHARGES. Failure to givs a complete list of such cases may cause YOUR DISCHARGE FOR FALSIFCATION. Persons who falsify information ark subject to prosecution under Federal law. YOUR RECORD WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
>\. PLEASE NOTE: If you check line B. it is necessary foryou to obtain the signature of a Personnel or Employment Officer LINE A r/I HAVE NEVER BEEN CONVICTED, NOR AM I UNDER CHARGES FOR ANY OFFENSi AGAINST THE LAW.
.4 LINE B 0 I HAVE BEEN CONVICTED AND/OR I AM UNDER CHARGES. Below is a complete lii.J as described in the first paragraph.
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,V-PROFESSIONAL GOALS To peform as a technical manager I an envkonment that recognizes and rewards the meeting of goals and objectives and Snakdains the 1ei ty to respond to a changing market place. Business development and strategic planning posItions hav amay% proved a challage and produiced a high hlvel of motivation and positive results.
EXERIENCE NGHLIGHTS Directed the engieering efforts of Carolia Power and Light Compan's Harris Nudear Power Plant projed. Approximately 75 -ngieers were assigned to thWs project.
- Was VkPresidnt and General Manager of Hamian Nuclear and Development Corpoalton. The company experienced growth In Fequment sales and geld services dwing this assignment.
Saved as Division Manager for Waste Management Services for TERA and EDS Nudear (now kipell). Goals for both companles
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to W *Managed the start-up of a new company. KLM Enghieering, and directed Us efforts for six years. Primary services were waste maiagement. health physics and =cmuter services. Several key technologies were developed during this tenure.
5erved as Senior Staff Conullanl and Manger of Environmental and Technial Services for the Quadrex Corporation.
a Peromed and directed consulting services hI waste management (both hazardous and radioactive) for utilities, private xdustries",and Department of Energy, and the Enviroanmental Protection Agency.
Was Instrumental in the development of RCRA and assisted both Oak Ridge and Argonne National laboratories in programUatic development a rias speca experre xi zechnncal programns, aamustrativo controls. documenzauon tsoriware ano taroware). Van ra o development ias peiomied id services for the EPA hi Radon Gas and Its progeny and the dean-up of several hazardous was te and ndoactir waste sites. Most recently, directed the hazardous waste aean-up of the Naval Overations Service Centter (NOSC) and decon4amniat.. i of a Trilun contaminated facility.
Oirecded and performed consuftingzINthe areas of management and team development training. radwaste. radiation protection, and performed audis and evaluations for utilities. Developed and improved new technological concepts: such as rm' Boric Add Recamatio 14gh Integrity Containers. end Robotics.
e Held the lead position hI directing the technological drection and business development ellorts of the Texas Nudea Corporaton after the company was purchased by the Nuclear Chicago Corporation.
e Responsbia for organizing Ouality Ckes and Independent Review Teami (TRT).
Hus seaved &3 President of the stateflocal sections of the American Nuclear Society and Health Physics Society.
Publshed and presented over ffty technica! papers and reports hI the fAelds of radiation protection. instrumentation.
waste maagemat, computer appications. organizaltonrnanagement. and quality circles.
eveloped technology exchange programs in the Far East and Europe. 0ob3o0
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Manager. EnviromrmualfTechnlcal Servces. Rlesporsile or the tayical and project management o _
hi the areas of mnanagement development taing. radiation protecton. adoactive and haadous waste -.
nunagemrenL 1 82- 1987 KLM Enolneeina. Incorporated Principal. Responsile for developing. minahahfg and asshurig the quality of wodc. Responsible for radwaste, zadian protection consultation and new business development Sppcft areas of expertie were managere and organizatton rmew, tnraig. radation protection, ALARA. radioactive and toxc ze chemical waste processing, storage, packaglng. shipment and txuaL Exerienced hI engineeing Services. spedfcaly decontanrinaton and deconmrlxssoning tichnlogy. tansportatln and fied processing of waste Directed the company's EPA RCRA and Super Fund adfrtl. Was Involved hI thq; development of Robotics, High Integrity Containers, and Mwrane Technokogy (Bodo Acid Reciamnlo). '>
Assisted several utGty organizations at nudesr power plants hI developing a positive management st e. This process consisted of an audit of existing progm= and corrective action through procedurwl ,j changes, development of management processes, and ihproved training pro ms. Devoted a consldermbp C; amount of time and eflort to woding with health physics organizations and Plant Superintendents In o BWR-s and PWR's during the startup and operational phases. helping them develop a kf9J understandlng t4 thdr Individual roles, as wet as the relationship of heath physics to the rest of the planL ,4 1975 - 1982 EDS Nuclear (now lnmel~l end lERA Cormoratnor -;
DivLson Manager for both Impel and TERA. EDirected the cZ5ays efforts nhRCRA. Super Fund and decontamination projects. Successfully managed a consulting group prmarly concemed ith solviIg th Irdustrys day-to-day problem hI health physics and handling of wasii. both radloactive and toic -
chemical. The effort resulted In a number of conceptual designs for the badMt to radloactive waste processing systems. Experse hi ALARA methodology was developed in the process of creating several ;.
complete dose reduction (ALARA) programs and In the performance of plant A4ARA and radiatlon protectIuji audits. Developed a technology exchange program hI Japan. RepublIc of China. and Italy.
1977-178 ifttman Nuclear and Development Corporation Vie-President and General Manager. Directed a Oid serices organization thal packages and transports - >
radioactive waste (fuel cycle and nonkuel cycle) to burial grounds. Responsibilities also Included the design of low-level radrioactive waste containers and the development of waste processing equipment.
Directly responsible for deconitarriallon. decomnussloning. and usual radwaste problem projects.
Experience includes responsibility for the design. manufactirIng. and installatIon of radwaste soladilcatlon system.s both cement and polymer.
1971 - 1977 Carolina Power & tthN
-Prinpal Project Engineer for the Shearon Hlanis Nuclear Power PlanL Functions Included design. ,
construction Interlace. and the management of 75 engineering personneL Prior to the position. was responsibe for Radwaste Retrolt Designs at H.B. Robinson 2. Brunswick I and 2. and Shearon arrs.
innovative direction hI Health Physics programs at al CP&l plants.
1967-196 Ncldear Chicano Coryoratlon/Tms Nucefre Experience Includes the design and labricatlon of radiation Monitoring equpment and low-energy particle accelerators. Both nuclear power plants and high-energy physics laboratories are a part of Ws design oxperience. Involved in original research for the development d the Thermally Stimulated Emisslon of Exo-electrons (TSEE) dosimoic concept. .
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gPage thr LwAXATION a Ph. D.. Radiologicat Physics. Purdue Universlty. 1M7 USi. Radiatlon Physics. ntivrsdty of North Carolna. 1967
- ,- Physics, East Carolna UnIvrsity. 1965 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS, REGISTRATION AND LICENSES, SOCIETIES, AND AWARDS
. Nuclr Eng*emE.State of Califora Raglsfralion #1717
- Cermed Hazards Control Manage - Masters Loyd Registration #1337 American Nuclear Society. Past Chairman or Eastern Cona Section Health Physics Society. Past President of North Carolna Section
- Chairman. Edison Electric Institute. Sloam Generator Safety Valve Committee Member of seral AoF Committees SELECTED PRESENTATIONS AND PUBLICATIONS
- 'Impact tOCFpR2 of changes on Radiological Controls, Invited paper at the 1988 IEEE Symposium on Nuclear Powr Sysltns.
November 10-12. 1988. November 1988
- **'gh Integrity Containers,' Waste Management T Syrnposum Tucson, Arizona. March 1988
- hI Circles Nuclear Plant Operations.' Invited Paper - ASOC Energy Division. San Fransisco. California. Apri 10.
'Litigation Management - A Practica Approach.' Health Physics Society Annual Meeting. Chicago. U 1Mnots. May 2"31. 1985 a 'You Get what Your Pay For-Appicalons of Computers I Health Physics Program at Nuclear Power Plants.' Health Physics Society Annual Meeting. New Odeans. Louisian June 1984
'AtARAk Woddng Levell7Management-An Update,' Radiation Protection Management. VoL-1. No.2-anuary 1984. pp. 15-24 The Economic Impact of Regional Waste Disposal on Advanced Volume Reduction Technologles.' Waste Management '83 Symposulm.
Tucson. Arizona.183
- 'ALARA: Woddng Level to Management-An Update Health Physics Society Annual Meeting. Baltimore. Maryland. June 1983
- 'Pre-Operalonal Nuclear Plant Radiatlon Protection Programs.' Health Physic Society Annual Meeting. Ballinore. Maryland.
June 1983
- 'Laboratory Requirements and Procedures for Compliance with the Requirements 10CFR51.'
of Health Physics Annual Meeting.
Baltimore. Mryland. June S83
- 'Application of MicrocomputershI Strengthening On-Site Health Physics at Nuclear Power Plants.' Health Physics Society Anhual Meeting. Baltiore. Mwyland, Jun. 1983
- 'The Role of Ouality Circles'hi Nuclear Power Plant Operatlon.' Health Physics Society Annual Meeting. Baltimore, Maryland, June 1983
- a. 'Data Requirements for Meaningful Long-Term Epidemiology Study of the Cornmercial Nuclear Power Industry.- 1IthHealth Physics tSodety Mid-Year Topical Symposium. Albuquerque. Mexico. January 9-13. 183 a 'A Computer-Based ALARA Cost Benerit Analysis for Operaling Plants.' American Nuclear Socdely Power Division Topical Meeting.
Columbia,Souh Caron archW11982 a 'Volume Reduction - ItsImpact on Ionizing Radiation Exposure of Power Plant Personnel.' Health Physics Annual Meeting.
t Seattle. Washington. July 1S80 a* ALARA From Working Level to Management. Health Physics Society Annual Meeting. Seattl?. Washinton. July 1980 a* Irnsuranic Contaminated Waste - Functional Delinitbon and Implementation.' UCRL March 1980 a 'Trandlantic Contamaed Waste Form Characterization and Data Base.' UCRL. July 1980. Rev. 1 (3volumes)
- -inventory and Sources of Tranvuranic Sold Weale.' UCRL March 1980. Rey. I a*'The Status of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal How to Plan a Disaster.' Mld-Year Health Physics Society Symposium on t Low-Lewd Waste ManagemenL, 1979 TopIcs
. eLight Water Reactor Wa6t Management System Emphasis Upon Volume Reduction (by Membrane Technology) and Economics.'
Conlerence on Reactor Operating Experience. Arlington. Texas. August 1979 Tru Waste Foars, Containers and Packages-Problem Overview and Defin'iton.' UCRL, December. 1978
- An
' Analysis of Captal and Operating Costs Associated with HIgh-Level Waste Soldiricallon Processes.' UCnL 80064. 1978 Research I!. 'Health Physlcs Problems Associated with the Dismantling and Decontamination of the imnols InstItulte of Technology Institute QUTRI) Ractor,' Health Physics Annual Meeing. 1978 N AF . :.
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- Pdon of So&Zed HghLAvd Wastes
- A Cost Conpars of Soldiwcation Processes. UCAL 13740, August. 177 fRadatlon, MoltAcing Sys:am Currer S~u and Futhwe Prospeds. inited Keynote Speaker. i-977 tEEE Annual Meeting.
San Frandco Caifornk
>'A Nuce Powa Phant PAditUon Monltouing System," Heafth Physics. Pergarnon Pess. Septerber 1975 3p *Is Youw Eqosum as Low as Psadicablet' Power Engiheering. August 1975
'Reductlon of IkPan Personnel Exposuwe - Operating Experience as a Design Feedbzck.$ 1975
'Responality Begins ad 21 or ?,' Health Phty sc Annual Meeting. 1975 a Proposed 10CFR5O Apperv- 1 A Developing RachW Health Physics Sodety Annual Meeting, 1974
) *A Radwaste System Phxlsophy and Design for the 1990' Heulth Physics Society Annual Meeting. 1974 "Ruby- A Dynan R ie :.tModelhh
'Design Methods fr Ftedc-g n Health Physics Society Annual Meeting. 1974 Exposue Health Physics Annual Meeting. 1974
. Z5renw. PI, McAr. V.'-. WdIananmua. V. and Smith. G.0. 'Characderistics of Sdected Phosphors for S&kuated Eo-Eloctn Ez E&issWon,' Fl/) Report 249. Danish AEC. Rlso. Roskdde. 1972
- Mhe Do snec Properties ot lthkun F 1nnd using Thermaly Stimulated Emission of Eo-Electirons. Loctoral Ihesis'.
W Purdue UniversityS 1971 Charaterizatlon of the North Caoorna State University Research Reactor tor Radlobltogicl Experinentation.' Masters ehsis University of North Caro&%a, 1967 I
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NUCLEAR POWER POSITION DESCRIPTION Z-Nse Wilson C. McArthur Social Security Number Position 'Title Mansaer. Technical Proj.rnms Effective Date April 2 Reports to (Title,} Vice President. NASS Location Ch;
' ORGANIZATION TITLi S: Incumbent J Operations th uclear Assurance and Services Signature X LPPROVALS: 01 Level Three Technical P-o-.ras Supervisor Next Level
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Hanages the Technical Programs organization and the Technical Programs functions which include Protective Services, Chemistry and Radiological Services, and Emergency Preparednei; ensuring that =anaged activities are conducted in accordance with appropriate regulatlpns,'..:
TVA comit~mcnts, policies and procedures.
DITHESIONS:
Operating Budget: $12.2 MM Annual Basc Payroll: $25.9 MM TO'TAL $38.1 MM t Employecs (Direct.- (Indirect) 635
,; o Manasement/Professional/Technical: 587 o Clerical/Technical Support/
Trades and Labor 48
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This posit~ion-report.s to thQ Vice President, Niuclear Assurance and Services (NA&S).
along with thwe iRanagers of Nuclear Manager's Review Group, Nuclear Q~uality Assrance. Mn-DAement Programs, Nuclear Training. and Managcmen~t Services Staff; Senior Project Hannger; and an Administrative Assist~ant.
The Incumbent bas corporate ae.ponsibi-lity for the 'Nuclear Power Protective Services programs to ensure that adequate security systems, security forces, security training. and security clearance activities are conducted to conform to Security Plan requirements.
Is also responsible for the development of training requirements, implementation of the training program and conduct of training for Fire Protection personnel. and for the development and implementation of the industrial safety programs to ensure that bazardous conditions are recognized and corrected. and a trained response tea is properly prepared to contain and eliminate any active hazard such as fire or cbe-mical. spill.
UaNnages and implements the Chemistry and Radiological Services function to include '-
the development of controls,* procedures, generation of records, obtaining of environmental permits, and operation of an analytical laboratory to analyze radioactive activity; to. ensure that radioactive exposure at nuclear facilities is
- contained and minimized in compliance with regulatory requirements; and that-chemistry parameters are controlled to meet engineering and operating limits that protect plant facilities against unacceptable damige'due to corrosion or internal chemical changes..
-Responsible for the overall management of the environmental pi-otiction. PrOgraM to
-- ensure that the required permits are obtained from regulatory authorities and that'
- the faciliti~es are operated i.n a manner that. meet environmental limits and minimize worker and public exposure.
= Responsible for the managrement of the emergency protoction function to include funding for off-site facilities and personnel cost, installation and maintenance of public warning systems, conduct of response drills to accident conditions, training,-
of personnel, establishing and maint~aining emergency response facilities and equipment. development of accident scenarios. This ensures that the public 'health
- and safety are adequately protected and the emergency pian contains all the feature-s necessary to meet regulatory requirements.
Manages the Technical Programs administrative process to include budget preparation' and budget performance 1 personnel selection, staff ing levels, personnel
- qualification -criteriax. -development of level 3 goals and program performance -~
reporting in conformance with Nuclear Power policy and procedures, and to ensure
.. that the support. functions are conducted in a manner to meet 'Nuclear Power goals ~ 7 and objectivis. the Nuclear Power Business Plan, continued development of profcssionalism and efficient allocation and utilization of resources.
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'Ensres~ that all TWA-and Nuclear Power policies and procedures are enforced; that.'V
- all above function v-re implemented in a manner that is conuistent with 1WRC and -
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plans for and manages all resources associated with the above-listed functions.
Acts as principal spokesperson an matters related to the Technical Programs QUALIFICATrOWS:
t The incumbent im-st bave a Bachelor's Degree in a technical discipln or documented :
- evidence of equivalent, demonstrated knowledge, skills, and abilities.
The incumbent shall have 1.0 years of experience in 'the Nuclear Power industry, 3::including 5 years of experience in a respousible -aagerial capacity and three years of documented evidence of direct experience related to one or =ore of the PI 7't~echnical programs' iar functions.
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lncumbent has served In this nosition for five months. During this neriod of
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information is hich nriority. Senior ranagement has been made aware of 32otential -problem areas withb corrective action included. 'Reasonable progress ^ ';
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^ Increased attention at the sites toward emergenCy 2reparedness's exercises ,' ',
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- 'r the "white-op3er" concept-write it down and review to ensure- all aspects have f:
been addressed. -
Budget, goals. reduction of CAORs. late payments. and emolovee =rievances have ' ": '
been well within accepted ranges. ..
SIGNATURES:
N. C. Wazanas 151,7 /§° (typed name) D
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W. C. McArthur /Dl(ITE E24PLOYE (typed name)
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PERMOR3NEUB STANDARD TAXRGET DATE
- 1. 'etac-eed-noon budget requirements and Coals and OM2oing v2roiect ggod busimess 2ractices by areement with the W - Vice President, Operations Services.
i 2. Maintain a proficient. orofessional staff of cersonnel ongoinga that can suoport the sites by selecting appropriate 2ersonnel and maintainin3 a feedback system from the sites regarding cualitv of suoport.
- 3. Increase the R1P awareness of individual and =rouy safety Onaoiner by maintainina an Industrial Safety Program that will be -
equal to or better than other southeast utilities.
- 4. Instiltute a Corrosion Awareness Prooran that will assist M~arch 1991
'sstem encineers and the sites in minimizinm the imoact of
_ ecuioment/comoonent failures by developinc a plan that wi1ll o rovide accurate information regarding identification,.Z
~prevention. and corrective action for -potential/existing corrosion oroblems.
I SIGNATURES (indication of understanding the performance standards for the next
- 12 months and that they may be amended at anytime):
IT. C. XazanAs
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- - NEX HIGEER MANAJGER (typed name) DATE W. C. McArthur EMPLOYEE (typed name) DATE
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JDK lilson C. Mc.Arthr SfrLK/PG Manager. Technical P=s.
,A RT Performanc StAdads - (To be coppleted at the beg4Tinni of the fixcal year) State the major accountabilities, specific projects and/or 9tS assignents on which the employeo will be evaluated throughout the fiscal year.
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= Standarrsed site orocram on Fire Protection and Security Jtne 1991 by develoving colsistent 2olicies. procedures. anA coonizance in these two oreas,
.: 6. Provide a plan for storing/disposal of LLW during the July 1991 timeframe in which the SE compact facilities may not be available I= evaluating the opotions. interfacina with industry. and develoipng a detailed olan to
-o!rotect the interest of TVA.
-. 7. Develon a strong Environmental Proaram by revievina Aouast 1991 exis ing and new reoirements andl imrolementing a vlan that will meet or exceed industrX standards.
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- 8. Provide key ranagers with career =rowth plans that will March 1991 allow themreasonable versonal career objectives -la .,.
- intervievin and agreeing to a career development vlan that will benefit both the individual and Tm.
- 9. Suoport the 'BEE unit 3 dose-reduction effort by providina Onolna-the necessary time to meet with vroiect versonnel and to
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SIG[A5URES (indication of understanding the performance standards for the nset 12 months and that they may be amended at anytime);
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3 pagAPPepage DA= .f3aQ90 RUM ilOn McArthur TZL/PG Manager. Technical Pcms.SS9 PAR-T1 Bebavioral Standards - (To be reviewed at the beginning of th. fiscal year and evaluated at the end of the fiscal year.) The following list those behavioral standards against which each employee should be evaluated. The extent to which they are used will vary depending on the nature of the position of the employe. and the type of organisation. All employees who have supervisory responsibilities must be evaluated on the behaviors identified with asterisks. Other behavior standards may be added as appropriate.
- 1. E IIT .--- low / / / X. / high Coments Is willing to change direction if the adontnges are both t*n^Lp.t> p. LY*SJLI . -- Al a
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- 2.* DECISION-MASflG low/ I / f L / high Comments Usually gathers the facts and Tnakes apyrovriate decisions consistent with the orioritZ of the problem.
DEPEMDABILITY low f f high Coments Recoonites that the 2osition recuires timely regponse to orcanization and site needs. I,;
- 4. sEF-MoTIv~sIN low I f I _ _/Tz / high Coments Does mot recuire Prodding to get the iob done.
5.* I3YLUElCING O0HERS low / f I.X1 S / high Comnents Background and management sty2e is accepted by peers and senior manacement.
6.* PROBLEM SOLVING AND ANA.LYSIS low 1_ f . X I high Connents Good analytical capabilities. Sometimes spends too much time gathering the facts prior to making a decision.
- 7. TECHICAL/PROFESSIOITAL COMPETENCE low / / / / X / high Co ants Ras the appropriate background and exoerience for the position.
- 8. INOVAIING low f X / high Comments Seeks innovative and unioue ways to solve 2roblems. Listens to others who have new ideas.
- 9. ORAL CONMUNICAXIONS lowv f fX f high Comments Communicates well and expresses position adecuately.
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- t. j 12.* TEAHOlBRI low 1../ f .. / / high Comments Efforts are being made to solidify good relationshios with co=rooate and site activities. This requirs some 'time.
-13.* PLANNING AND ORGANIZING low / / f X / high C osnts Follo"s 2lans and thinks ahead to divert problems that will
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- 16. ORGANIZAXIONAL ZHOWLZGE low f X f high Conents Still relatively new at TVA and is attemytina to learn how to
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- 17. EMPLOI CONIM CATIOH low I f f X f high Co~ments Eas areat concern for the flow of inform tion both uo and down
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- 18. RESOURCE MANAEMzEN= low / /b- X / / high Comments Uses the resources available to meet the needs of the sites.
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PART~fl Employee Appraisal - (To be completed at the end of each quarter)
S~xry statemt of the employee's perform-ce during each quarter of the fiscal year as noted by the emager and discussed with the employee.
3MD QUAERM Progress bas been WDoitiyr during the 3-wonth veriod in learning *4tIF boy to onerate in the TVA form. Communications with cortorate and site persornel 'haebeen develored. In rejtard to SON nd nWBW. s8ecific resDoplsibilties vere addressed and folloluv assi ngents zree to and goM2leted. A rather smooth transition into directina the three functions of Technical Program has been accosllshed. AJwtoZ 0- C**. P. A) So
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FOU~H CQUARTE Incumbent has served in this position for 5 months. ?t year end. TP was successful in meeting or exceeding recuirements for goals. budget.
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I ,Akh, EXECUTIVE COMPENSATION PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT MCARTURWM.SONC - OPSVS ORGNIZA1ION POSrI.ONT rrn MGR REVIEWPOTR1OD %41192/30/92
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Inovation X Needs to be more chal3enging of old a Pefonance Management _ X - - 'Reinforce results Affurmative Action X ;
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- Met, the FY93 budget. *Submit a 1994 budget that is less than 1993 budget. - ` 9193
- 2. Meet the FY93 OPS SVS Critical. Success Factors (Tier 2 goals). 9193
- 3. Maintain a proficient, professional staff of personnel that can support the sites an a customer basis:
a Oversite a Technical Support a Program Standardization a Simplification U Direct Service Ongoing
- 4. Support refueling of SQ1N-1r,2 and BFN-2 9/93
- 5. Each site provide OCPS SVS personnel with career growth plans that will allow th~em to reach their potential during their tenure at TVA. Fill 7S% of promotions from within TVA. 9/93
- 6. conduct periodic assessments of plants. Work with the plants to resolve problem areas and improve SALP and INPO rating of each plant. 9/93
- 7. Continue implementation of Process Improvement by taking the leadership role of Functional Area Hanagement Review Teams (FMRTB). Ongoing S. Implement TQ by completing TQ Awareness; and Customer Focus Training tar new employ-3es. Review and revise department customer focus profile 2193
- 9. All employees complete Tools & Techniques Training. 9193
- 10. 'Hold at least three all hands' meetings. Ongoing 311. Develop a department business plan -that rolls up to OPS SVS. 4/93
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I'I E PERFOAiVWC REVIEV AND DEVEOPMENT PLAN Page 1 'ofL Name . Wilson C. HcArthur Social Security Number Position Hanpoer. Technial Programs/OPSSVS Organi2ation OPS SS/-P ldeview Period 10/1/92 tol 9/31/93 I I I Oats of Annual Performance Review ____ ;
. IF I *PERFORMA\NCE RATINGS DEFYNITIONS I
Exceeds Expectations Individual far exceeds expectations for this objective or expectation. Frequently makes significant contributions well beyond job responsibilitles.
Heets Expectations Individual consistently meets expectations for this objective or expectation. Employe knows and performs the job well. Hay occasionally exceed expectations In some areas. Fully competent and valuable employee.
Maets Some Expectations Individual partially meets expectations for this objective or expectation. Improvement In this area Is necessary for th emp bye to fully meet expectations. Performance does not indicate successful completion of all assigned responsibilities.
Unacceptabla Individual consistently below expectations and performance Is unacceptable for thit objective or expectation. Hay require more supervision than expected. Improvement required to meet expectations.
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- Establish specific results or goals that this Review performance against each objective. 44 3 2 -1 employ.e is expected to achieve during this Discuss results achieved, areas of success, E U rating period. (Additional paces may be used and Improvements needed. Cite examples I H as necessary). where approprlat below. Then mark (X)In the G X H A column on thu right which best descrlbes the H E, C T employee's performance. T E C A E T E T
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- 1. The incumbent will most the expectations of the Generating Group HMnagement System (GGHS) and A /....'Af lOX g 3 other directions that sre provided for good busI-ness practices. Attentlon to high safety standards and good housekeeping practices will be maintained. Meet management expectations II described In Dan Keuter's memorandum dated December 1. 1992 (copy attached).
I 2. Effectively manage Technical Programs organiza- 20%
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- 3. Heet the requirements of the Technical Programs Mission Statement (copy attached).
4, Work aggressively to instill a competitive spirit 10% U in Technical Programs and to recognize that we should continuously evaluate our resources to be 05a 1w
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.I5. Support professionally the functions of the SQN 10%
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k - ,go 04. f A'60 5X il 6. Pursue a high level of technical capability by perSonal development and attendance at appropri-ate conferences/meetings. A
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EXPECTATIONS These behaviors come directly from TVA's workforce Review performance against each behavior. W 4 3 2 -
mission. Employee and supervisor jointly decide Discuss results 4chieved, areas of success, E UI which of these behaviors specilficalli apply for and improvements ineeded. Cite examples I W the review period. Choose up to six behaviors1 whero appropriate below. Then mark (X) In the G X H A with no behavior receiving a weight of less than 5. column on the right which best describes the H E C T employee's performance. T E C 0 E T E T I. X S PA C M T L E E S A E E 0 B D T H L
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r Sets clear goals for self and others; includes the needs of customers Insetting these goals 1 shows persistence and dependabilty In accompilsh-
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- V e/r A Ing goals looks for ways to make projects successful rather than finding reasons for ( O4' 'b-failure; takes personal responsibility for ensur-ing results are achieved.
- 2. Teamwork 5X Shows a team orientation by placing team goals _ -Ao41v- 4 rfL&
over individual goals effectively communicates '
- Information needed for task completion, contri- _ j p4 h *L butes actively to group projects and meetings; develops positive and productive relationships with other team members; works to turn conflict Into "win-win" situations; looks for shared goals 9 r F C i; with other workgroups.
- 3. Diversity Seeks and uses a broad range of experiences, T
backgrounds and points of view to Achieve organizational goalt; treats co-workers with dignity and respect; encourages and supports actions to ensure a representative demographic mix in the workforce.
- 4. Innovation 0-1 Develops original, cost effective, and resource-0 ful approaches to work situations; encourages and recoonlie, ths Initiative and creativity of c-z others takes appropriate levels of action to gogt the job done right..
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- EXPECTATIONS These behaviors come directly from tVA's workforce Review performance against each behavior. W _ 3 2 -1 mission. Employee and superisor 01 ntly decide Discuss resultsiachieved, areas of success, E 'U which of these behaviors spe ifically apply for and improvementi needed. Cite examples I N the review period. Choose up to slk behaviors, where appronriate below. Then mark (X) In the G X H A with no behavior receiving a weight of less than 5. column on the right which best describes the If E C T employee's performance. T E C 0
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- 5. Continuous Improvement- 0 Determines customor expectations; Identifies _ < 4 /4f strengths and weaknesses in present work methods; A uses Quality problem-solving tools and techniques to develop new and more effective methods; creates a non-blaming atmosphere while exploring past LtV44'i s, f II mistakes and future methods changes; evaluates continuous imprnvement for self, suppliers, and customers by: determining performance benchmarks, setting explicit, measurable goals, and measuring progress toward goals.
- 6. Coaching and Developing 5X / e Sets clear performance expectations with each employee; provides ongoing feedback; works with e .t e-" (dVCLL 7tt0 '%d' employer to prepare individual development plans; ' i ro,01.w
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die mplements an org nzatonal or cul- &AL 7 r tural change that gives act on to organizational xi, vision; recogniles and rewards others for their contributions.
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EXPECTATIONS IA; These behaviors come directly from TVA's workforce Review performance gainst each behavior. V W - 3 12 mission, Employee and supervl or jointly decide Discuss results chleved, areas of success, E U(
which of these behaviors spe flically apply for and improvements peeded. Cite examples I H1 the review period. Choose up to six behaviors, where appropriate below. Then mark (X) In the G X H A with no behavior receiving a weight of less than 5. column on the right which best describes the If E C T employee's performance. .T E C 0 E T E T X S PA C M T L E E S A C EON D T H L
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- 9. Interpersonal Skills Interacts with others In ways that enhance understanding and respect.
- 10. Judgement and Decision Making it Shows readiness to take action based on factual information and logical assumptions.
- 11. Planning and Organizing Sets goals and develops strategies for meeting 0 S e'A .(*
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- 12. Technical Shows familiarization and utilization of tools, equipment, concepts, methods, and procedures whieh re discipline specific and necessary for professional excellence.
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I NIDUAL DEVELOPENT PLAN _ _
AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION TARGET List specific knowledges, skills, and behaviors to be List steps which can and will be taken to DATE FOR .
developed. Indicate areas of current performance address Utese development needs. COMPLETION COMPLETION
-which nted-to-be-develooed with an asterisk (^_). _12-18 mo.) (X)
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^1. Ability to make timely decisions regarding a. Take a management skills course In July. 1993 41 1 employees managing employees 1
2.' Continue to develop technical capabilities. a. Take Corrosion Course January, 1993 x i
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- c. Take advanced radwaste course September, 1993 I .
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I Those listed HANAGMENET EXPECTATIONS FOR FY 1993 Referenc, e: Generating group Management System (GGMS) Ac:tion Plan Items 01-4 and 01-9 If TVA is to be successful in changing its culture and 3Ln becoming a world class company, ye as managers must lead the way bj r practicing vhat -
we preach. Our success in doing so vill be considered Ln FY 1993 I performance appraisals. The fuolling criteria will be used in I evaluating your performance during this fiscal year.
- 1. You should be an active participant in the process simprovement efforr..... Such participation may be demonstrated t] arough rt ive involvement in or sponsorship of PIRTs and/or QIT.,
- 2. You should effectively implement the communicatioz i requirements of GCHS GC-02 through walking your spaces, holding ec Ef ective meetings, and otherwise ensuring good communications.
- 3. You should nurture your employees'.empowerment th~cough a
-participative management style, encouraging partiicipation in QITs, and through other means.
- 4. You should use your own informal methods as well as existing formal NP programs to recognize employees and teams vho zodel 'quality' behavior.
- 5. You should prepare an effective FY 1994 business plan in accordance with dir-e-cti-o-s pr-ovided by Business Operations.
- 6. You should demonstrate legitimate concern for the needs of your :-i.
internal and external customers through completion of your customer -I profiles and customer relation plans.
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- 7. You should make progress in development of employees in your organization through implementation of your plan for GGHS, management, and technical training.
The above expectations should be integrated into the performance expectations section of your appraisal by February 28, 1993. You should also pass these expectations down to your subordinates for inclusion in their performance appraisals as appropriate.:
A copy of the OPS SVS GGXS Action Plan is attached for your information.'
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- Polcy Description af Implementing Activity To -4 Start - End Ref. # IWHO Date Date Incorporate applicable GG Business Focus Areas into 1 2.2 Customer Relations & Prcess Improvement action pO ORK 1211t92 2)28/93 .
Utilize PIRTIFocus Area Matrix, Process inprovement
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2 2.3A Update 'Requirernents- section of Partnership ProMe. ORK 1211192 1/31/93 Communicate & Implement the TVA Values and
' 3 2.3B Performance Goals by rolring out the NP Strategic ORK 1211192 1131193 airection, Short Term Plans, & Business Plan.
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Demonstrate a Working Knowledge & Success in use 4 2.3C of Process tnprovement Have aJI Dept Mgrs take DRK 12J1192 3131193 Tools & Techniques course, and be part of ,IP.
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Evaluate & improve GGMS. Review all GGMS Porces 5 2 Z3D for effectiveness and provide comments back to ORK 1211192 4(1193 VP Business Ops.
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Communicata approaches to being world class by 8 Z3G3 roll out of GGMS orientation to all employees. DRK 1211t92 3131/93 Evaluate & improve own effectiveness in adhering 9 2.3FJ to GGMS principles. Incorporate senior management DRK 1211t92 3131/93
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Develoo Training Action Plans for Employees.
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- Ref. # IWHO) Date I Date Estabrish a routinc of wafdnC spaces and achi ving1 _)9 2.0 fac--fac cmrmunications. ._DRK 12_l92 12131192 r - ~MGRs_
Develop a standard meeting schedule (weekly/nonthly) 2 2.0 covering the parUac & AdHoc meeting matrix. DRK 1211192 12131192 Er n~atrWd Soo Attached Format ;
Develop standard aenda for each required meeting 3 2.0 addressing policy requirements. ORK 1211/92 12131192 MGRs Restructure Bulletin Boards to Confcrm to Policy .
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- Ref. # __O) Date Date Dovelop the FY 1993 Op Svcs Short Term Plans Repor 1 2.1 Cards. DR4 111n192 12131192
.4 Complete the FY1993 Op Svcs Business Plan 2 22 following the 9129 GGMS meeting Ctiderlnes. DRK 1211192 12)31192 Rollout the Op Svcs FY19 93 business plan includinC 3 2-2 myor emphasis areas, short term Coals, and report DRK 1211192 1)31193 cards to all employees. MGRs I.
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Complete (or review & update) a partnership profi 2 2.0 for each department or key work-unit. DRK 1211./92 1131/93 6 MGR*
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PERFORMANCE RATINGS DEFINITIONS Exceeds Expectations Individual far exceeds expectations for this objective or expectation. Frequently makes significant contributions-well beyond job responsibilities.
Meets Expectations Individual consistently meets expectations for this objective or expectation. Employee knows and performs the job well. Hay occasionally exceed expectations insome areas. Fully competent and valuable employee.
Meets Some Expectations Individual partially meets expectations for this objective or expectation. Improvement In this area Isnecessary for the employee to fully meet expectations. Performance does not indicate successful completion of all assigned responsibilities.
Unacceptable Individual consistently below expectations and performance Isunacceptable for this objective or expectation. Nay require more supervision than expected. Improvement required to meet expectations.
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EXPECTATIONS Establish specific results or goals that this Review perfor ance against each objective. 1-W 4 3 2 employee Isexpected to achieve during this Discuss results achieved, areat of success, E U rating period. (Additional pages may be used and improvemen s needed. Cite examples I N as necessary). where appropri to below. Then mark (X)In the column on the ight which best descr bes the G X H
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- 1. The incumbent will meet the expectations of the On track 1 St 30 Generating Group Management System (GGMS) and other directions-that are provided for good business practices. Attention to high safety standards and good housekeeping practices will be maintained.
Meet managoeent expectations as described by the General Mana~cr, Operations Services (OPS SVS).
- 2. Effectively manage Technical Programs (TP) organi- Maintains focus on customer while keeping the mission 20 X 80 zation by following thp TP Business Plan and ful- Inmind.
filing responsibi Itles In the three areas or the Technical Support Mission Statement:
- Nuclear Plant Support
- Nuclear Program Oversight
- Functional area ownershl Meet the requirements of the TP Mission Statement copy attached).
Assure that TP maintains focus on the customer and that programmatic responsibilities are achieved.
- 3. Maintain focus and direction for the three areas Good with cost cutting. Need to keep follow through 10 X 30 Identifled by the Board of Directors: Inmind.
- To put employee's first
- To establish environtental leadership To maintain competitive rates by:
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- Maintain an attitude of cost cutting and follow throuoh
- 4. Meet budge requirements for FY94 and successfully Meets budget. 10 X 30 orl reduce the TP O&H budget by at least 5%.
S. Maintain a high level of productivity and effec- On track. 10 X 30 C.) tiveness at all levels In TP and work aggressively to instill a competitive spirit and to recognize that we should continuously evaluate our resources 0 6. to be the best we can be.
Support professionally the functions of the SON and Good support to NSRB. 5 X 15 eFqNuclear Safety Review Boards, Hay Committee, and the Integrated Software/Hardware Review Group.
- 7. Pursue a high level of technical capability by per- On track. .5 X 20 tonal development and attendance at appropriate I l conferences/meetinos, F % TI
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EXPECTATIONS These behaviors come directly from TVA's workforce Review performance against each behavior. 3 2- 1 mission. Employee and supervisor jointly decide Dlscuss results Ichieved areas of successU which of these behaviors specifically apply for and Improvements needed, Cite examples W N the review period. Choose up to six behaviors, where appropriate below. Then mark (X)Inthe E X H A with no behavior receiving a weight;of less than S. column on the right which best describes the I E C T employee's performance. G E C 0 H E T E T IT IC X
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- 1. High Performance Keeps site in mind when settins goals, seeks SUCCeSS vs, 5 x 20 finding reason not to go for It.
Sets clear aoals for self and others; Includes the needs of customers in setting these goals, shows persistence and dependability Inaccompiish-ing goalsi looks for ways to make projects successful rather than finding reasons for fallure; takes personal responsibility for ensur-ing results are achleved.
- 2. Teamwork Team player 5 X 20 Shows a tears orientation by placing team goals over individual goals; effectively communicates Information needed for task completion; contri-butes actively to group projects and meetings; develops positive and productive relationships with other team members; works to turn conflict into 'win-win' situations; looks for shared goals with other workgroups.
- 3. Diversity 11'i'.,
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backgrounds, and points of view to achieve organizational goals; treats co-workers with dipnity and respect encourages and supports actlons to ensure a reprrsentative demographic mix in the workforce.
0 4. Innovation C.) oevelops original, cost effective, and resource-ful approaches to work situations; encourages G-.1 and recognizes the Initiative and creativity of others; takes appropriate levels of action to got the job done right.
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- 3 2 ;.I mission. Employee and supervisor Joihtly decide Discuss results *chleved, areas of success, u which of these behaviors specificalY apply for and improvements 'needed. Cite examples W N the review period. Choose up to six behaviors, where appropriate below. Then mark ( I) ln the E X H A with no behavior recelving a weight of less than 5. column on the right which best descrlbes the I E C T employee's performance. G X C 0 pefrac.H E T E T C ESA
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uses Quality problem-solving tools and techniques to develop new and more effective methods; creates a non-blaming atmosphere while exploring past mistakes and future methods changes: evaluates continuous Improvement for self, suppliers; and customers bY: determining performance benchmarks, setting explicit, measurable goals, and measuring progress toward goals.
- 6. Coaching and Developing Good coach - work eI employees 5 X 20 Sets clear performance expectations with eich employee; provides ongoing feedback; works with enployees to prepare individual development plans; provides support and resources for implementation of development plans evaluates performance based on established expectations.
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- 7. Leadership Provides direction fpr the oroup/consistent teas player. 5 X I I!
Consistently communicates a clear direction for the work roup: ains commitment and participation by modellng octlons necessary to accomplish the direction; Implements an organizational or cul-k7. tural change that gives action to organizational c' vision: recognizes and rewards others for their cb contributions.
%l 8. Communication 0 Sends and receives information clearly, accu-rately, thoroughly, and effectively* verbal, written, up, down, lateral, one-to-one, and 1VA-;5-35 GG 1-93) J2.93J 4 t11:t44 lt N I' l ';,et
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EXPECTATIONS These behaviors come directly from tVA's workforce Review perfornance against each behavior.
- 3 2 mission. Employee and suptrvisor Jointly decide Discuss results achleved, areas of success, i which of these behaviors specifically ggply for and improvemehtS needed. Cite examples IN the review period, Choose up to six behaviors, where appropriate below, Then mark (X)in the E X H A with no behavior receiving a weight of less than 5. column on the right which best describes the I E C T employee's performance. G E C 0 E T E T C M T L E E S A E E 0 0 0 TH 1L
- 9. Interpersonal Skills Interacts with others Inways that enhance understanding and respect.
- 10. Judgement and Oecision Making Shows readiness to take action based on factual information and logical assumptions.
1I. Planning and Organizing Gets/meets goals. 5 X 20 Sets goals and develops strategies for meeting goals.
U2. Technical Shows familiarization and utilization of tools, equipment, concepts, methods, and procedures which are discipline specific and necessary for Lb. professional excellence.
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AREAS FOR EVELOPM T ACTION ITARE List specific knowledges, skills, and behaviors to be List steps which can and will be taken to DATE FOR developed. Indicate areas of current performance address these development needs. COMPLETION COMPLETION which need to be develo.ed with an asterisk M. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _(XI
- 1. Increase ability to make timely decisions Take a management skills course Inmanaging Jule 1994 Cancelled regarding employees. employees.
- 2. Negotiations Take a course Inthe art of negotiating. September 1994 Rescheduled
- 3. Continue to develop technical capabilities. a) Attend PEP courses at Health Physics July 1994 X Society meeting.
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you irst become elgible for FEGLU. you have ft choice of (1) electing Type or pintin ink.
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- Do not separate !teparts. Your- employing office via complete tie form and return your copy to you. .This form shorld be kem with your you are dcanging your election. sse ft back of Part 3 - Emptoyee Copy. FEGU booklet DOso-4DdandCefona This election will suporsWde prevlous elections. iar7 ofEwoftem [RI 76-2 4 Fill In identifying information 2 Namifeasi7 1Fcfl - Awe) De of birth (mcith, day. year Social Security Number M-Cerur Employing department oragency)
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Signature of au;xoized agency official The employee's copy of this formrwhen completed by the employing office, together with th FEGU booldet. The FederalEmployees' GrovP Life I/rUrancO Descr4anand CarWfion of ErogmenM (RI 76-21), constitute the employee's Cerficate of Insurance Standard Form 2817 1.>. Offlce of PerSonne Maragement PART 1-Fie In Otf l! Personnel Folder Rev. SePternbze 1992
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PD NO.. . -- 960379 POSITION DESCRIPTION Name Wilson C. MtcArthur Social Security Number Corporate Radiological &
Position mite Chemistry Control Manager Pay Group or Schedule/Grade PG-SR Location Chattanooga Effective Date 61 17/96 Organization Titles:
Incumibent~s Group TVA Nuclear Signature Superviscor's Operations Nuclear Operations Signature McGrath HRM/HRO's Division Operations Support Signature D. E. Nixon Corporate Radiological Reports to Department & Chemistry Control (7t1ve) Operations Support General Manager Section FOR COMPENSATION PLAfNNING AND ANALYSIS USE ONLY CP&A REVIEWER POSmTON EVALUATION: EVALUATION DATE. 3/11196 INITIALS: cih c33 528 F4 (50) 264 E3P 304 1096 48-24-28 +1
- -H Slot K-H Pts-- P-S Slot P-S Pts Acct Slot Acci Pts Tctal-Ptr. Prorfile Profile
,pproved Job
Title:
A Manager Schedule/Pay Grade: PG-SR Organiztion Code: _____________Job Code: .2186
_ _ __ _ _ _ _Supervisory Code: Y
__ __ _ __ _ _ _Function Code: P42 POSmTON PURPOSE-Provides technical direction for TVAN's Radiological Control,Chemnistry Contr-olEnvironmental Protection, and Radwaste programs to ensure that anl operations, mnaintenance, modifications, and engineering activities are conducted in a radiological saffe manner, protect plant systems and equipmevnt, arnd protect the environment.
Responsible for technical direction and project management activities in support of nudlear power plant sites to ensure that Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, and Radwaste activities meet industry and regulatory expectation and are conducted in a manner that protects the individuals and the Agency.
Directs and provides technical expertise for the operation of exposure records program and in radiation litigation mi~nimization program that meets or exceeds industry-expectations.
Directs the operations of the TVA Environmental Radiological Monitoring and Instrumentation (ERM&l) program that provides portable instrument repair and calibration, environmnental monitoring, source preparation and conducts special studies for WVAN.
Develops and directs the outside business efforts of the ERM&I organiRzation.
DIMENSIONS: (On page 2)
Distribution: Original - Human Resources Micorecords Unit, Knoxville Copy - Operations Organization (as needed)
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N1 TION TITL.Ea Corp Radio~logical & Chemistry Control Mr PD NO. 960379 ZWilson C~. lMfcArtthiyr SSN _________ EFFECTIVE DATE 6Li17/96III
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DIMENSIONS:
Emnlovues Management/Professiona.VT'echnicaI 10 Annual Operating Budget approximately $4 million Clerical/Technlcal Support =14 Other Examples.
Number of annual projects managed - 50.
Specialists handle projects of typical size -$50,000- $2 million Administers radwaste and technician contracts for sites that total up to S7 million annually Responsible for the ERM&I facility and equipment with a value of $5 million Responsible for the nuclear power portable radiological control instrument inventory of 5.300 instruments with a value of $25S million PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABJUTTE' Provide expert technical direction to TVAN, with a focus on the nuclear plant sites, for Radiological Control, Chemnistry ControV'Environmental Protection, and Radwaste. Functions include:
Technical Support Short-Term-Provide technical direction and troubleshooting to resolve technical problems that affect the operability of the Radiological Control. Chemistry Control, Radwaste, and Environmental Protection programs for TVAN.
Long-Terrr-.Provide technical direction and management for generic problems that affect TVA prodrarns in Radiological Control. Chemistry Control, Radwaste, and Environmental Research.
Programmatic Direction:
Provide technical expertise to develop and maintain standards for Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste and Environmental Protection for TVAN.
BenchmarkiigStandardization:
-Responsible for working with other utilities and professional groups to ascertain the best industry practices and implementing iese practices at TVAN-ift the areas of Radiological Control, Chemistry Control. Environmental Protection, and Radwaste.
Responsible for assuring consistency of practices (standardization) in Radiological Control. Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, and Radwaste atTiVAN.
Site Technicallprogram Evaluations:
Direct and provide expert technical assessments of nuclear site operations and programs on Radiological Control, Chemistry.
Environmental Protection. and Radwaste.
Provide expert senior level technical Input to the President TVAN and the TVAN executives and managers in Radiological Control, Chemnistry Control, Environmental Protection, and Radwaste.
Provide management direction and be accountable for the operations of the Environmental Radiological Monitoring and Instrumentation (ERM&l) tacility including the non-TVAN business portion offthe operation. Responsibilities include:,
Direct the instrument services program for calibration, repair, and inventory of portable RadCon instrumentation (approximately 5,300 instruments).
Direct the iVAN-wide environmental radiological monitoring program.
Direct the radioanalyia ehIca support services required to support the sites (ii.e.. I0CFRS1. iron and strontium analyses).
Market and secure outside 'TVA business for the above listed services through a comprehensive business plan developed to assure that ERM&l can--cover costs.
Provide senior managemnent and the sites with expert technical direction inthe handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste.
Provide expert technical direction to the Southeastern Compact Generators Group (SEGG) to ensure that TVAN has the necessary low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities now and in the future.
Serve as the principal point of contact for TVANs Work Agreements with the Resource Group. Accountable for assuring that the
--oduct is cost effective.
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- RITON TITLE. Co pRadiolo ica & Cbemsrn yControl MD NO 960379 W$11snn i'. UeArt-h-r SSN EFPECTI)VEDATE...- 6/17196 PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTASILrITES (Conqtine)
Accountable for ensuring that the Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Einvironmental Protection. and Radwaste programs are developed to meet the needs of WVA personnel and visitors and is consistent with a sound prograin for radiation litigation rmanagement.
Represent TVA as Senior Technical Expert in the radiological and chemistry control. environmental protection, and radwaste disciplines to regulatory agencies, outside organizations, and Itrigation matters.
Provide expert direction to implement Industry initiatives to Improve operations, outages and reduce costs.
Provide independent expert technical assessment of site performance and assist in improvement activities.
Manage and direct major projects in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environinental Protection, and Radwaste.
Provide the technical and management direction to ensure that training activities for Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmnental Protection, and Radwaste meet management and industry expectations.
Provide the direction and focal point for peer group and technical discipline meetings that affect TVAN.
Responsible for providing the WVAN technical expertise for the WVA wide Environmental Implementation Committee (EIC), the and the Corporate Management Reviewv Committee (MRC). Represent TVAN in fulilling the responsibilities of IGA-3 (Resource Group).
Provide expert technical direction to the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in matters concerning low-level radioactive waste, chemistry. and radiological controls.
Develop a staff of personnel that are capable of replacing key positions at the sites, temporarily or permanently, in Radiological Control. Chemistry Control, Environmental Prctection, and Radwaste. Maintain contact with personnel outside of the agency that would fill key positions.
- -MUM QUALIFICATIONS:
The manager must have a B.S. degree in Engineering or a Physical Science. An advanced degree in Engineering or Physical Science is preferred. The manager shall have at least 10 years of professional level experience which shall include at least 5 years of professional experience in radiological control or chemistry control activities with experience in 'the handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste and environmental protection at commercial nuclear power plants. The manager must be capable of servng as a replacement for a site Radiological and Chemistry Control manager.
Incumbent in this position is subject to rotational assignment.
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PD NO.. . 960378 POSITION DESCRIPTION
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Name Wilson C. Mckrthur Social Security Number ~
Corporate Radiological &
Position Title Chemristry Services Manager Pay Groupcor SchedulelGrade PG--SR Location - S45*S4 Effective Date 6-30-97 Organization T'itles:
Incumnbents Group TVA Nuclear Signature Supervisor's Operations Engineering &Technical Services Signature
Eninern &11Tecnial 1 nce HIRM/HRO's Pcresien Vi Ce Division Signature Corporate Radiological Reports to Department & Chemistry Services (Twte)
Section FOR COMPENSAT7ON PLANNING AND ANVALYSIS USE ONLY CP&A REVIEWER POSmTON.EVALUATION: EVALUATION DATE: 3111196 INITIALS: eih 528 P4 (50) 264 E3P 304 1096 48-24-28 +1 i slot K-H Pts- P-S Slat P-S Pts Acct Slot Acat Pts Total Pts Profile Profile
-,-~pproved JabTitle: Manager Schedule/Pay Grade: PG-SR Organization Code: ___________Job Code: 2186
__ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _Supervsory Code: Y
___ __ _ __ __ _ _Function Code: P42 POSmTON PURPOSE:
Provides technical direction for TVA~s Rladiotogical Control. Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection. and Radwaste programs to ensure that all operations, maintenance, modifications. and engineering activities are conducted in a radiological safe mnanner, protect plant systemsa~nd equipment. and protect the environment.
Responsible for technical direction and project management activities in support oil nuclear power plant sites to ensure that Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, and Radwaste activities meet industry and regulatory expectation and are conducted In a manner that protects the individuals and the Agency.
Directs and provides technical expertise for the operation of exposure records program and in radiation litigation minimization program that meets or exceeds Industry expectations.
Directs the operations at the TVA Environmental Radiological Monitoring and Instrumentation (ERM&l) program that provides portable instrument repairznd calibration, environmental monitoring, source preparation. and conducts special studies for TVAN.
Develops and directs the outside business efforts of the ERM&I organi~zation.
Directs the operation of the TVAN Emergency Preparedness program to assure that the program meets industry standards and regulat~ions.
DIMENSIONS: (On page 2)
Distribution: Original - Human Resources Microrecords Unit, Knoxvlle Copy - Operations Organization (as neededi)
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MOwNTrTLE- Corp Radiological &Chemrtrsy Sevces mqr, PD NO. *.-960379
-________________ SSN _ _ _ _ _ _ __ EFFECTIVE DATE _ _ __ _ _ _
DIMIENSIONS:
Management/Pmofesslonaltrechnical = 12 Annual Operating Budget approximately $6.5 mifliorsV Clerkalfrechrkcal Support = 20 Other Exarmples:
Number of armual projects managed -S Specialists handle projlects of typical size - $50.00 - $2 million Administers radwaste and technician contracts for sites that total up to $7 million annually Responsible for the ERM&l facility and equipment With a value Of $5 million Responsible for the nuclear power portable radiological control instrument inventory of 5,300 Instruments wi'th a value of $2.5 million PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES:
Provide expert technical direction to TVAN. with a focus on the nuclear plant sites. for Radiological Control. Chemistry Control)Environmenital Protection, and Radwaste. Functions include:
Technical Support:
Short-Term-Provide technical dhrection and troubleshooting to resolve technical problems that affect the operability of the Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste, Environmental Protection. and Emnercency Preparedness programs for TVAN.
Long-Term--Provide technical diredtion and management for generic problems that affect WVA programs in Radliological Control, Chemistry Control, Radwaste, Environmental Protection, and Emergency Preparedness.
Programmatic Direction:
Provide technical expertise to develop and maintain standards for Radiological Control, Chemistry Control. Radwaste, Environmental Protection, and Emergency Preparedness for TVAN.
Benchmarkdng/Standardizztln:
Responsible for workding with other utilities and professional groups to ascertain the best Industry practices and implementing
__iese practices at TVW in the areas of Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Environmental -Protection. Radwaste and
-Emergency Preparedness.
Responsible for assuring consistency of practices (standardization) in Radiological Control Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness atTVAN-Site Technicallprogram Evaluations:
Direct and provide expert technical assessments of nuclear site operations and programs on Radiological Control. Chemistry, Environmental Protection. Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness.
Provide expert senior level technical input to the Vice President. Engineering & Technical Services of WVAN and the WVAN executives and managers; in Radiological Control. Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection, Radwaste and- Emergency Preparedness.
Provide management direction and be accountable for the operations of the Environmental Radiological Monitoring and Instrumentation (ERM&Dl) acility including the non-WVAN business supporting the operation.. Responsibilities include:
Direct the rinstjmnent services program for calibration, repair, and inventory of portable RadCon instrumentation (approximately 5,300 Insttrurrents).
Direc the WVAN-wide environmental radiological monitoring program.
Direct the radioanalytiCal technical support services required to support the sites (i~e.. I OCFR61, iron and strontium analyses.
Market and secure WMtld TVA business for the above risted services through a comprehensive business plan developed to assure that ERNM&I can cover cosits.
Provide management direction and be accountable for TVAN's Emergency Preparedness efforts by asuring that regulations and industry requirements are met Provide senior rnanagemnent. and the stites with expert technical direction in the handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste.
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-1OSmON ITlLE: Corp Radiological & Chemis Services M r PD NO. 960379 ME Wilson A McArthur SSN EFFECTIVE DATE- 6-30-97 (ffr Awlde) ILZ ,
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES (Conthinued:
Provide expert technical direction to the Southeastern Compact Generators Group (SEGG) to ensure tbat TVAN has the necessary low-level radioactive waste disposal facilities now and in the future.
Serve as the principal point of contact for TVANs Work Agreements with the Resource Group. Accountable for assuring that the product is cost effective.
Accountable for ensuring that the Radiological Control. Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection,Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness programs are developed to meet the needs of TVA personnel and visitors and is consistent with a sound program for radiation litigation management.
Represent TVA as Senior Technical Expert in the radiological and chemistry control, erMronmental protection, and radwaste disciplines to regulatory agencies, outside organizations, and litigation matters.
Provide expert direction to implement industry initiatives to improve operations, outages and reduce costs.
Provide independent expert technical assessment of site performance and assist in improvement activities.
Manage and direct rnajor projects in Radiological Control. Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness.
Provide the technical and management direction to ensure that training activities for Radiological Control, Chemistry Control/Environmental Protection, Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness meet management and industry expectations.
Provide the direction and focal point for peer group and technical discipline meetings that affect the TVAN.
Responsible for providing the TVAN technical expertise for the TVA wide Environmental Implementation Committee (EIC). the and the Corporate Management Review Committee (ARC). Represent TVAN in fulfilling the responsibilities of IGA-3 {Resource Group).
-ovide expert technicaLdizection to the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) and the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) in matters
- ncerning low-level radioactive waste. chemistry, and radiological controls.
Develop a staff of personnel that are capable of replacing key positions at the sites, temporarily or permanently, in Radiological Control, Chemistry Control, Environmental Protection. Radwaste and Emergency Preparedness. Maintain contact with personnel outside of the agency that would fill key positions.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
The manager must have a B.S. degree in Engineering or a Physical Science. An advanced degree in Engineering or Physical Science is preferred. The manager shall have at least 10 years of professional level experience which shall include at least 5 years of professional experience in radiological control or chemistry control activities with experience inthe handling, transportation, and disposal of low-level radioactive waste and environmental protection at commercial nuclear power plants. The manager must be capable of serving as a replacement for a site Radiological and Chemistry Control manager.
Incumbent inthis position is subject to rotational assignment.
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I-M7NTNUM OUAUTFTCATTO? REOUREMENTS (continued)
Employees must be detcrmined to be trustworthy and reliable and have the ability to obtain axidinai the requirements for uniscorred nuclear plant access. These reqtirenients include successful comiletion of a background investigation, psycho cal and physcal earminations, drug and alcohol testimg Plant Access ing, Fin ss-for-Duy traiing and Hatb Phyics taining, when appriate, and rtrai cludgpass the Id exaiuatons. ployees must ofordutypgram requirements (to mclude not being under the influence of-any illegal adhere to all senurityand substanc or mental or pysically inpazied trori any cause which in anyway coul adverselv affect their ability to safely and com y Perform theirduts). If required, the incumbent must also maintain facial hlir shaven sufficienly to permit contac: of respiratory protection dices and also be willing to adhere to pressnbed dress out procedures. Failing to meet any of the above requirements will result in denial of unescorted nuclear plaint access, removal from the plant and possible termination..
The incinbent is expcted to partcipate actively in TVA's qualty assurance prcgam (QA) by assung that al QA polices, procedures, and regulaons are complied within this position. Suggests changes thrugh appropriate channels for the QA program The incumbent for this poston must be cognizant of NRC requirements and is expected to perform asm s initiative and judgment t1at wIll prevent noncompliance. Must also be knowledgeable of individual actions required by this position during implementation of the radiological emergency plan.
The incumbent may be subject to periodic questioning from outside groups such as NRC, special inquiry groups, and even the general public.
Must be willing and medically able durig peak pods to work extensive overtime. Tiis overtime may be as much as 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br /> or more consecutively without an ex rcst peiod.
All TVAN employees arc expected to work to a hisih quality standard by doing the right thing right the first time. They are accountable for the quality results of their own work and take personal responsibility to ensure that quality problems tney encounter are identified and resolved promptly. TVAN employees are to person ally check or inspect the quality of work they or their subordinates perform or that they are required to approve or certvy.
MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES Ensure the effective entaion ofsite radiological control program requirements within the staff through the ncorporation of ALARA prnciples into wvrk practices and instructions. riniing the srcadof contarnuation and generation of radioactive by staff activues, and observing work of and counseltg stafpersonnel to irprove radiological work practices.
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- 1. NAME MLAST,FRST. MIDDLE INIAU 21. COMMENTS:
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- 2. IDENTIFICATION NUMBER 12. W TYPE MALE L DATE OF BRTH SSN RFEVA-LE
- 7. UC £ N 3 UCENS5EEuMBefIS) 6. MONITOmGC PERIOD TENNESSE VALLEY AUTHORITY SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR PLANT DPR-77 79 1994 P.O. BOX 2000 m RECORD so. ROUTWE IX SODDY-DAISY, TN 37379 (615)843-6505 ESTIMATE . P-E INTAKES DOSES (INREM) 10A. RADIONUCUDE lSo. CLASS SoC. MODE SOD. INTA3m DEEP DOSE EXQIVALEXT It.
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YOU SHOULD PRESERVE THIS REPORT FOR FURTHER REFERENCE AFO0, -O
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PERFORMANCE REVIEW AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN Name WILSON C. McARTHUR Social Security Number _
Position Mananer. Radiological Control Organiatlon Radioloc -lcal Control Review Period 10/1/34 to 9/30/95 Date of Annual Performance geview I i I
I PERFORMANCE RATINGS DEFINITIONS Exceeds Expectations Individual far exceeds expectations for this objective or expectation. Frequently makes significant contributions well beyond job responsibilities.
Meets Expectations Individual consistently mets expectations for this objective or expectation. Employee knows and performs the Job well. May occasionally exceed expectations In sone areas. Fully competent and valuable employee.
Meets Some Expectations Individual partially meets expectations for this objective or expectation. Improvement in this area is necessar for the employee to fully meet expectations. Performance does not Indicate successtul completion of all assigned responsibilities.
Unacceptable Individual consistently below expectations and performance is unacceptable for this objective or expectation. May require more supervision than expected. Improvement required to meet expectations.
OUARTERLY REVIEW DISCUSSIONS
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PERFO. ! E OBJECTIVES PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES PERFORMANCE
SUMMARY
EXPECTATIONS Establish specific results or goals that this Review performance against each objective. W 4 3 2 -1 employee Is expected to achieve during this Discuss results achieved, areas of success, E U rating period. (Additional pages may be used and improvements needed. Cite examples I N as necessary). where appropriate below. Then mark (X) in the G X H A column on the ri ght which best descr bes the H E C T employee's perf rmance. T E C T E OT E
% x SrP A C M T E E SA 0 T M L
- 1. The incumbent will meet the expectations of the 10% x 30 Operations Services (Radcon) Business Plan, Corporate Radcon Expectations and Goals as determined by the Corporate Radcon Task List.
Attention to safety standards and good house-keeping practices will be maintained. Meet management expectations as described by the General Manager, Operations Services.
- 2. Maintain focus on the top priorities listed for 10% x 40 TVAN and the Top Priorities listed for Operations Services and Corporate Radcon.
- 3. Meet budget requirements for FY95 and continually 10% x 30 look for effective ways to reduce costs.
- 4. Support the IVAN standardization effort by IOX x 30 providing review of standardization documents and involvement in process reviews as required.
- 5. Visit the sites on a routine basis and exhibit a high level of support for the activities at the si es.
- 6. Maintain emphasis on the principal responsibi- 10% x 40 lities of Operations Services: .
Programmatic activities 1 T Long-standing problems
- Industry Initiatives
- Standardization/benchmarking "I
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IVA 4535 (GG 1-93) I2-93] 2 1108G Performance Objectives n,70 Percent of Total Weight - - - - - _ _ bo t
I I PERFORhmNCE OBJECTIVES PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES PERFORMANCE
SUMMARY
EXPECTATIONS Establish specific results or goals that this Review performance against each objective, W 4 3 2 -
employee isexpected to achieve during this Discuss results achieved, areas of success, E U rating period, (Additional pages may be used and improvements needed. Cite examples I N as necessary). where appropria e below. Then mark (X)Inthe G X H A column on the right which best describes the H E C T employee's perfmrmance. T E C T0 E T E T
% X S P A II E EOB 7.Maintain a high level of productivity and 5% x 20 effectiveness Inall areas of Radcon. Works aggressively to Instill a competitive spirit and to recognize that we must continuously evaluate our resources to be the best we can be.
- 0. Support professionally the functions of the W'N 5X x 20 Bnd UFN NSRU sub-committee responsibilities.
- 9. Resolve the Interface problems with the Resource 5% x 20 Group.
- 10. Pursue a high level of technical capability by 5% x 15 personal development and attendance at.
appropriate conferences/meetings.
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PERFORMANCE BEIIAVIORS BEHAVIORS PERFORMANCE
SUMMARY
EXPECTAT IONS These behaviors come directly from TVA's workforce Review performance against each behavior.
- 3 2-1 mission. Employee and supervisor jointly decide Discuss results achieved, areas of success, U which of these behaviors specifically apply for and Improvements needed. Cite examples U N the review period. Choose up to six behaviors, where appropriate below. Then mark X) in the E X H A with no behavior receivingla weight of less than 5. column on the right which best descr bes the I E C IT employee's performance. T E C 0 Ii E I E T 1 T X S P A C H T L E E S A l E E 0 B D T H E
- 1. High Performance 5X x 20 Sets clear oals for self and others; includes the needs ofcustomers In settIng these goals shows persistence and dependability inaccompiish-Ing goalsi looks for ways to make projects successful rather than finding reasons for failure; takes personal responsibility for ensuring results are achieved.
- 2. Teamwork 5% x 20 Shows a team orientation by placing team goals over individual goals; effectively communIcates information needed for task completion; contri-butes actively to group projects and meetings:
develops positive and productive relationships with other team members; works to turn conflict Into "win-win" situatiohs; looks for shared goals with other workgroups.
- 3. Continuous Improvement 5 x 15 Determines customer expectations; Identifies strengths and weaknesses in present work methods; uses Quality problem-solving tools and techniques to develop new and more effective methods; creates 1 : T a non-blaming atmosphere while exploring post mistakes and future methods changes; evaluates "II continuous improvement for self, suppliers, and customers by: determining performance benchmarks, C) setting explicit, measurable goals, and measuring progress toward goals.
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PERFORMANCE BEHAVIORS BEIIAV IORS PERFORMANCE
SUMMARY
These behaviors come directly from TVA's workforce Review performance against each behavior.
- mission Employee and supervisor jointly decide Discuss results achieved, areas of success, which of these behaviors specifically apply for and improvements needed. Cite examples W the review period. Choose up to six behaviors, where appropria e below. Then mark (X)inthe E with no behavior receiving&a weight of less than S. column on the right which best descr bes the I IT employee's perfermance. G '0 T
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- 4. Coaching and Developing 5% x -15 Sets clear performance expectations with each employee; provides ongoing feedback; works with employees to prepare individual development plans; provides support and resources for implementation of development plans evaluates performance based on established expectations.
- 5. Leadership 5% X 20 Consistently communicates a clear direction for the work roup; gains commitment and participation by modeling actions necessary to accomplish the direction; implements an organizational or cul-tural change that gives action to organizational vision; recognizes and rewards others for their contr ibut ions.
- 6. Planning and Organizing x is Sets goals and develops strategies for meeting onait It.
- Performance Behaviors 30 Percent of Total Weight Total SO FORMULA OVERALL PERJORMANCE RATING I T Objectives Rating Total u 245 MEETS EXCEEDS MEETS SOME UNACCEPTABLE Behaviors Rating Total 10 0 Overall Rating Total a 350 Divided by 100 v 350_
173 3!5 2.1 2;. Blod Below IVII q0ja kuu I-vil tz-y4j :)
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Overall Excellent background In both education and experience. Knows TVA Systems and orocesses well, -le Iswell connected In the Strengths: industry and draws on other overatina experience to Improve WVAN Radcon Performance.
Overall Continue to follow new methods & techniques within the Industrv relative to Radcon. Exoand his Inout to areas outside the Radcon Dev. Needs:
arena. I believe he can take on more responsibilltv in the chemistry and environmental area as well as traininq and other technical expertise. I I
CAREER OBJECTIVES (O - 3 vears}
Employee's stated Career Objectiv s: (Priority order)
(1) Radcon Chemistry Manager (3)
(2) Onerations'Support General Manager (4)
INDIVIDU.AL DEVELOPM~ENT PLAN________________________________________
AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT ACTION T9UT List specific knowledges, skills, and behaviors to be List steps which can and will be taken to DATE FOR developed. Indicate areas of current performance address these development needs. COMPLETION COMPLETION which need to be developed with an asterisk _- .J2-18
- 1. I,. (XI
- 1. Continue to develop technical capabilities. 1) Attend PEP courses at the Annual Health July 1995 Physics Society Meeting
- 2) Take a technical course In radwaste September 1995
- 2. Increase ability to make timely decisions Take a management skills course in managing September 1995 regarding employees, employees
- 3. Negotiations Take a course in the art of negotiations September 1995 T
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OVERALL
SUMMARY
Of PERFORMANCE:
Performance has been excellent throunhout FY 95. Wilson has dealt with many chanoino Priorities and handled these well in utilization of resources both in manoower and dollars. He has contributed slanificantlv to the standardization effort and begn heavily Involved inresollino Problems. Examples are REX errors. consolidation of 1TD facilities. interface with resource oroup and SCAR resolution. He had dewonstrated aood leadership. sets an excellent examole. and always looks for a guality product.
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EMPLOYEE ACKNOElEDGEMENT: (my silnature means that I have been advised of my performance)
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