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Partially Withheld Rept of Inquiry Q4-83-001 Re Alleged on-duty Intoxication by Facility Personnel.Related Documentation Encl
ML20207Q088
Person / Time
Site: Cooper, 05000000
Issue date: 01/06/1983
From: Driskill D
NRC OFFICE OF INVESTIGATIONS (OI)
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Shared Package
ML20207Q075 List:
References
FOIA-84-827 Q4-83-001, Q4-83-1, NUDOCS 8701230006
Download: ML20207Q088 (4)


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REPORT OF INQUIRY January 6, 1983 SUBJEC1: COOPER NUCLEAR STATION ALLEGED ON-DUTY INT 0XICATION BY REPOP.1 NUMEEF.: Q4-E3-001

1. On January 5,1982, a letter was received by the Regional Administrator, Recion IV. U. S. huclear Reculatory Co rnission f rom, alcoholabusebyl concerning allegea per.}onnel wornng at Cooper huclear Station, brownsville, Nebraska. related having heard on numerous occasions statements by various persons TMich indicate person-nel and cated arid /or with a, hangover, supervisors. relatedat Coop.er Station repoi'), for duty int concern that some licensee managencnt personne.1 tre aware'of tiel ' pro 51em and that corrective action has not been taken.[ stated believes this matter creates a dangerous prottlem." 'requeste'd be afforded confi-dentiality concerning" ',reportiny of this mattFr. letter is Attachment (1).

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On January 6,1982,[investThator.was concernbyreporting stated telephonically contacted regard

, ini Missouri, a comu_ nit'y near coope,r Nucle (r Station and that kr.ows mdfiy people who work at the plant. stated that during The weet prior to Christmas,19E2, an unnamTd aquairitance (who t resides at an unknover. location near Omaha, Nebraskal) re1 3 ted tof that he o! s c nc c' i Ce u.erjucita r Station at a . G.so.:ri stisict 1:anor., l state friend relatid tha*, thc 'was into>.icated to the~ extent 4 e shou 4t .have beep (. riving an altor.5 bile and u.at he pas on.his way to worb , stated, friend al.so said the 1(phonetic) was 1tated LcateMnameo]this obserf7 tion was made MingThLr early Forning h~o friend indi-

3. jstated the above'related occasion was not the first (ime .has-

'hard .com.ents relating to alcohol abuse by Cooper .peMothel.

. stated that has previously heard people mare corrnents which indica-tec'Cooperf personnel report for duty in an intoxicated condi-tion. As irn example / related having heard make the statement, durin'g the fall,1982, that her husband'"had no busTness coing to o rt" tht last two days du2 to his injoxicated condition, also related having observed in an of f-duty capacity, exifa local tavern heavily intoxicahed in.recent months.

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4. stated that during the last week of December 1982 talked with a former Cooper Station who related that romt uniderttified M ooper Station personht12eport for work drunk. ,,

stated alsa recently,t~alked with a Cooper 5tation who mafe c6ments about fersonnel beiftg intoxicated on futy. J also purportedly stated frequently comes to wor 3.la,te and/

rintficatedandthathissupervisordoesnothingaboutit.

~~ stated gave the impresjion he,was upset abou,t "the way thTng1I were oing"-6t Coopef Station. alJo si,ated had recently talked with a,CoopYr Statitfn who1ad' stated, when queried conckning personnel bethg intdxicated while on duty, that it (intoxication) was "k%d of a routine thing." stated that also said that waskno$

ledgeable-ef the situation and " allows anything." Mated personal impression is 1 hat this problem is creatiwj some " friction

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5. ' stated that' 'is an advocate of the nuclear plant but believes Shese octurrences coIIldtreate a safety problem for the com,y,nity and Jther employees at the plant. During this interview request for confidentiality concerning this matthT. J reiterated Attachment (1) -

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APPROVED BY: _ s D. D. Driskill, Acting Director Office of Investigations Field Office Region IV cc: J. T. Collins, RIV W. J. Ward, 01:DF0

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pl5 ALLEGATION REVIEW

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CASE NUMBER 4-83-A-02 DATE OPENE0 03/16/83 FACILITY NAME Cooper 50-298 Intoxication by SUBJECT g SOURCE OF ALLEGATION Anonymous HUMBER OF ALLEG. 1 ASSIGNED TO PSS CROSS REF. NO.

ACTION SCHEDULED Followup on Licensee's Proposed FIRST/LAST NAME J. Kelly DATE ASSIGNED 01/16/83 REPORT NUMBER 1st: 0000000000 2nd:

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FUNCTIONAL AREA FiS NUMBER 8-728-8100 DUE DATE 00/00/0000 ALLEGAT]ON SUBSTANT 05/0 SORT CODE X DATE CLOSED 03/23/83 ACTION OFFICE RIV DETAILS: The allegen has related insta_nces of personal knowledge and second hand information of ariving at work intoxicated. This condition has appareTil3F gone with the7no.: ledge of the supervisors without any actior, or their part. This information was"pessed to the licensee f or his irvtstigaticr. itt licenstt's it.vt sticaticr. ccr.:1u ec that one individual had an apparer.t off duty problem and this was being dealt with. The remaining allegations were determined to be inaccurate.

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