ML20154P198

Informs of Managerial Changes & Shifts in Reporting Relationships Re Plant Operation

ML20154P198
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Site:	Neely Research Reactor
Issue date:	09/19/1988
From:	Crecine J Neely Research Reactor, ATLANTA, GA
To:	Grace J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
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NUDOCS 8809300145
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Dear Dr. Grace:

Attached is some infonnation detailing the managerial changes and shifts in

. repor:ing relationships involving the Neely Nuclear Reactor operation. As you can see, the 3

Vice President for Interdisciplinary Programs will be able to devote much more attention to .

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. Atlanta, Georgia 30332 (404)8H 5051 September 16, 1988 MEMORANDUM To: John P. Crecine From: Linda Martinson

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Understanding of Reporting Structure of the Neely Nuclear Research Center In his new position of Vice President for Interdisciplinary Programs, Dr. Albert P. Sheppard will have direct administrative responsibility for the Neely Nuclear Research Center at Georgia Institute of Technology. Dr. Ratib Karam, Director of the Nuclear Research Center, will report directly to Dr. Sheppard.

This change in administrative reporting provides increased attention to the Center because the operations of the Nuclear Research Center constitute a greater scope of the responsibilities of the Vice President position. In addition, Dr. Sheppard is extremely knowledgeable about the history of the Nuclear Research Center.

During the past year, Dr. Sheppard chaited the Georgia Tech committee to investigate the future of the Nuclear Research Center.

The combination of Dr. Sheppard's experience and increased administrative attention to the Nuclear Research Center should have extremely positive effect.

Dr. Betty K. Revsin is the new manager of Georgia Tech's Office of Radiation Safety. Dr. Revsin biings a new dimension of experience to Georgia Tech with a strong background in health physics activities with an emphasis on power plant physics, solid waste, and transportation of radioactive and with over 15 years of experience in analytical laboratory and university hospital teaching. lier experience in safety procedures will provide increased leadership to Nuclear Research Center activities.

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s Dr. Revsin will report administratively to Dr. Ratib Karam, Center Director, only for logistical support purposes. In all matters related to radiation safety she will have direct reporting lines to Dr. Bernd Kahn, Chairman of the Nuclear Safeguards Committee, and to Dr. John P.

Crecine, the President of Georgia Tech.

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, ATLANTA GEORCHA 30332-0370 orece op vcs powSOENT a ,wsee September 14, 1988 MEMORANDUM To: Dr. Betty Revsin From: Albert P. Sheppard, Vice President for Interdisciplinary Programs Subj ect: Radiological Safety at Georgia Tech I was pleased to have the opportunity to discuss with you this morning your plans for upgrading the quality of our Health Physics and Radiological Safety Program. I believe your efforts to institute new and additional procedures will, along with your new personnel, enable us to have substantially strengthened programs.

I am pleased that we have agreed to meet often, so that I may be frequently updated on the progress and problems associated with Radiological Safety. I also wish to use this memo to reaffirm the commitment of the Georgia Tech Administration towards providing you with a positive and open environment to access myself, Dr. Kahn, Dr. Crecine, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission as you deem appropriate to best insure a strong dafety program for all personnel at Georgia Tech. I an enthusiastic about your commitment to detailed adherence to the safety regulations of the NRC. Be assured that the Georgia Tech Administration is committed to providing yot with the equipment and facilities to provide on a continuing basis the necessary ingredients for maintaining a strong safe Health Physics effort.

While administrative 1y you have reporting responsibility to Dr. Karam, this should in no way be construed to limiting your access to me, Dr. Kahn, Dr. Crecine, or the NRC.

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