ML20090K501
| ML20090K501 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Catawba  |
| Issue date: | 12/16/1983 |
| From: | Allgood J, Barron T, Freeze D, Weir T, Wylie C DUKE POWER CO. |
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| A-109, NUDOCS 8405240228 | |
| Download: ML20090K501 (10) | |
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Duke Power Company Professional Qualifications
! O Chief Engineer, Electrical Division, Design Engineering Department, Duke Power Company.
Duke Power Company ranks seventh in size among investor-owned utility companies and maintains its own "in-house" engineering, design and construction forces for all its facilities.
Mr. Wylie manages the Electrical Division responsible for the engineering and design of the electrical control, instrumentation, power systems and equipment for all electric generating stations and associated switching stations.
Mr. Wylie received a BS in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Carolina in 1950, and his post graduate training has included nuclear engineering, nuclear power plant design, computer technology and application, power system engineering, electric generating station design, switching station design, and management development.
Mr. Wylie is a Registered Professional Engineer in North Carolina and South Carolina.
Mr. Wylie joined the Design Engineering Department of Duke Power Company in 1950 and advanced to the position of Electrical Engineer in 1960 responsible for electrical engineering and design of electric generating stations.
During 1956 and 1957, l
Mr. Wylie participated in the engineering of the first nuclear power plant in t
the southeast, the CVTR-PWR Plant at Parr, South Carolina.
Mr. Wylie was appointed Chief Engineer of the Electrical Division in 1972 and is responsible for all electrical engineering, design and equipment for new generating facilities.
In this capacity, he has directed the Electrical Division activities for seven nuclear units, with a total net generating capacity of 7,230 megawatts electrical.
Mr. Wylie has served various professional standards committees.
He is a " Fellow" of the Institt.te of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and is past chairman of the IEEE Power Generation Committee, and has served on the IEEE Standards Board, the Nuclear Power Engineering Committee, Switchgear Committee and Rotating Machinery Comi t tee.
He war, chairman of the ANSI /ASME N45 N 551 Working Group on Reactor Coolant Pump Hotor Frames and a member of the American Nuclear Society.
Presently, Mr. Wylie is a member of the IEEE Power Generation Committee, the Station Design Subcommittee, and the IEEE Standards Board.
During the Summer of 1976, Mr. Wylie served as a member of a workshop on Sabotage Protection in Nuclear Power Plant Design conducted at the Sandia Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico, for the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
In 1977, Mr. WyIIe was appointed as the U.S. representative to a working group of the international Atomic Energy Agency to write the " Safety GuideArCTa[4ty-Related Electrical Power Systems for Nuclear Plants".
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CHARLOTTE, NC 28210 PHONE: HOME (704)588-4193 BUS. (803)831-1512 FORMAL EDUCATION North Carolina State University - BSEE, 1977 ADDITIONAL TRAINING influencing Skills; DPC Communication Skills; DPC Effective Meetings; DPC Effective Writing; DPC Effective Supervisor Communications; DPC i
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Perfornance Management; DPC New Foreman Training; DPC Engineering Economics - Cost Analysis; DPC PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT Registered Professional Engineer - North Carolina 10394 WORK EXPERIENCE FROM TO TITLE PROGRAM COMPANY 2/82 Present Associate Field Catawba Nuclear Duke Engineer Station Power Supervise the Electrical Technical Support Control Group. Duties include review and approval of drawing changes, assure work is completed in accordance with schedule, review procedures, and in general assure a good l
quality job is maintained. The group of one engineer, 14 technicians, and one clerk are responsible for identification of system boundaries, generation of work packages, solving field problems, and supporting the completion and area engineers for both unit-1 and 2.
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JUNE 9, 1983 WORK EXPERIENCE FROM TO TITLE PROGRAM COMPANY 1/80 2/82 Assistant Field Catawba Nuclear Duke Engineer Station Power Aid and support the electrical craft in construction. Coordinate work between craf ts, contractors, vendors, transmission, and Design personnel as needed. Originate drawing changes, write construction procedures needed to do specific jobs not covered by Design or quality assurance procedures.
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10/79 1/80 Assistan: Field Catawba Nuclear Duke Engineer Station Power Set up and organize.the electrical and instrument quality control in-spection program.
Duties include:
train inspectors, write inspection procedures, review and approve inspection documentation and resolve questions from one supervisor and 15 electrical and instrument inspectors
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by working with the Quality Assurance Engineers, Technical Support, and Design Engineering.
6/77 10/79 Junior Field
. Catawba Nuclear Duke Engineer Station Power Duties were the same as above 10/79 - 1/80 i
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THOMAS ANDERSON BARRON i
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Telephone: (803) 831-1512 (Office)
FORMAL EDUCATION:
Clemson University: BSME 1976 Winthrop College: Graduate Courses in MBA 1981 to present.
ADDITIONAL TRAINING:
Level I Receiving Inspector - Duke Power Company Level I Mechanical Inspector - Duke Power Company Level II Mechanical Inspector - Duke Power Company Equal Employment Opportunity - Duke Power Company Level III Receiving Inspector - Duke Power Company Level III Mechanical Inspector - Duke Power Company Selection Interview - Duke Power Company Effective Written Communications - Duke Power Company Effective Meetings - Duke Power Company Management Development Program - Duke Power Company Communications Training Program - Duke Power Company Communications Skills - Duke Power Company A
Design of Nuclear Component Supports - Duke Power Co.
U ASME Code Section IIIs-Duke Power Company Section NCA - Duke Power Company Stress Management - Duke Power Company
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Registered Professional Engineer - S.C. 8386 N.C. 10222 Member - ASME - Charlotte Engineers Club WORK EXPERIENCE:
9/83 - Present Q.A. Engineer, Catawba Nuclear Station j
Duke Power Company.
No responsibility changes.
I 9/82 - 9/83 Associate Q.A. Engineer, Catawba Nuclear Station l
Duke Power Company.
Assigned to Quality Assurance Hangers.
Responsibilities Include:
j Supply inspection requirement for inspectors Review and approve cps and NCIs Resolve NCI for QA involvement Interface with ANI, NRC, Design and Construction
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Supply records review instructions coordinate reviews on hanger process control Coordinate work with Construction schedule Perform employee selection, training, evaluation and counseling coordinate with Scheduling for review for cold set, finish walk and stamping.
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9/81 - 9/82 Associate QA Engineer, Catawba Nuclear Station Duke Power Company. No responsibility changes.
9/80 - 9/81 Quality Control Engineer, Catawba Nuclear Station Duke Power Company.
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Coordinate mechanical QC system status and schedule.
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Personal surveillance of inspection activities.
3/78 - 9/80 Ansistant Field, Catawba Nuclear Station Duke Power Company.
Responsibilities included:
Personnel selection and evaluation.
Receipt of safety related materials.
Inspections of equipment installation, system testing, and pipe erection.
Coordination of inspection questions with Design, Construction and QA Department.
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Mechanical Quality Control - Responsibilities included the followings d
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Generation of site. construction procedure, b.
Selection and training of inspection personnel.
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Calibration of measurement equipment, d.
Coordination of all mechanical inspections.
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. Selection and ordering of calibration equipment.
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O DWIGHT LANE FREEZE PERSONAL:
Home Address: 700 Westchester Drive Anderson, S C 29621 Telephone:
(803) 224-8049 (Home)
(704) 373-7822 (offics) s FORMAL EDUCATION:
North Carolina State University 1967 Bachelor Of Science - Civil Engineering, Construction Option t
ADDITIONAL TRAINING:
Duke Power Nuclear Training Program (1970)
Quality Assurance Requirements, Ohio State University (1974)
Welding - Metallurgy, Quality, inspections Codes and Processes - University of Tennessee (1972) 1 PROFESSIONAL lNVOLVEMENT:
Professional engineering registration.in North Carolina and South Carolina. Associate Member American Society of Civil Engineers.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
F FROM TO, TITLE PROGRAM COMPANY 2/82 Present Manager Oconee Station Duke Support Division Power Respon kble for providing maintenance support to an operating nuclear I
station - 3 units.
in addition, responsible for construction of aII major capital additions to the station. Assignments have included construction of a Standby Shutdown Facility ($65 million) and construction of a low-level radioactive waste volume reduction facility ($100 million).
Supervise 6 staff reporting directly and a total workforce of 550.
2/81 1/82 Manager Construction Duke 2
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in charge of staff group responsible for coordinating the activities l
of five (5) construction locations in the areas of scheduling, budgeting, equipment assignment and maintenance, materials management and materials O
control system development.
In addition, responsible for all site personnel i
during reduced-work period for a nuclear plant and also responsible for bid package, review of bids and contractor selection for initial excavation for a pumped-storage hydro plant. Supervised 5 engineers and 50 technicians and clerical persons.
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6/74 12/81 Project Engineer Catawba Duke Nuclear Station Power Responsible for technical support, scheduling, budgeting and Inspection of al! civil, mechanical, electrical Installations for construction of a two-unit nuclear power station (1145 Mwe each). Also, responsible for design of all temporary support facilities for construction such as air, water, power, etc. Supervised 50 engineers and 300 technicians and inspectors.
9/71 5/74 Principal Fleid Engineer Oconee Nuclear Duke Station Power O
Responsible for technical support, scheduling, budgeting and inspection of all civil, mechanical, electrical Installations for construction of a three-unit nuclear power station (860 Mwe each). Also, responsible for design of all temporary facilities for construction such as air, water, power, etc. Supervised 40 engineers and 120 technicians and Inspectors.
2/7 8/71 Fleid Engineer-Civil Oconee Nuclear Duke Station Power Responsible for technical support for all structural work - concrete, structural steel, etc - for construction of three-unit nuclear power station (860 Mwe each).
Activities included concrete mix designs, foeting designs to support unloading reactor vessels and steam generators. Also, responsible for inspection of all structural work. Supervised 8 engineers and 10 structural inspectors.
4/68 1/71 Fleid Engineer-Office Oconee Nuclear Duke Station Power Responsible for office functions, scheduling, status Information and material delivery schedules for construction of three-unit nuclear power station (860 Mwe each). Developed procedure to document changes to design drawings.
Supervised 4 engineers and 5 technicians.
O 6/67 3/68 Assistant Fleid Oconee Nuclear Duke Engineer Station Power Responsible for assisting in schedule preparation',. technical support and i
office functions.
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%J THOMAS H. WEIR, JR.
Telephone: (803) 366-8528 2033 G Dutchman Dr.
Rock HiH, S.C. 29730 WORK DUKE POWER CO.-Catawba Nuclear Station EXPERIENCE Mechanical Construction Engineer - Providing mechanics with technical support pertaining 1978 Present to mechanical equipment, valves, and piping systems during their (1) storage l,efore installa-tion, (2) installation in the plant, (3) preparation for start up and operation, and (4) initial operation troubleshooting.
- Provide mechanics with technical assistance in interpreting plant design drawings and construction procedures.
- Insure materials are available on site to meet schedules.
e Initiate procedures to properly install, operate, and stora equipment.
- Revww plant piping drawings for accuracyand conformance to ASME and ANSicodes.
- Resolve any deviations between plant design drawings or specircations and the actual piping / equipment with the plant designers.
- Receive technical problems and questions proposed by the mechanics and resolve them with the design engineers and/or the manufacturer.
- Evaluate inoperable equipment / valves and initiate procedures to repair them. Also specify and order the missing or broken parts.
- Call in vendors to over-see special installation or repair jobs; co-ordinate needs of vendor to furnish him with workforce and materials to perform his tasks.
- Responsible for sunerwsing and training technicians.
EDUCATION Dearee of Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Enaineerina. Clemson University. Alpha Tau 1974 1978 Omega Fraternity. Intramural Sports. Earned a5 " spending money" for college with summer and Christmas bred: jobs.
EARLY Grew up in small town, Winnsboro, S.C. Graduated in top 10% of high school class.
BACKGROUND ACTIVITIES American Nuclear Society, Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Alumni, Carowings flying club, AND INTERESTS YMCA, travel, active in many sports.
O PERSONAL Single; 5*-8 ; 165 lbs.; birth date: 12-2 55; excellent health.
REFERENCES References will be prov ded upon request.
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ALAN C. BARICH Manager, Customer Service Transamerica Delaval, Inc.
PERSONAL:
Telephone (415) 577-7505 (office)
FORMAL EDUCATION:
California State Polytechnic College BSME 1969 ADDITIONAL TRAINING:
Financial Seminar - Wharton Business School Maritime Law - S. F. Bar Association Management Training Skills - Transamerica Corp.
ASME Code Trainir:g - Transamerica Delaval 10CFR21 Training - Transamerica Delaval PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT: Member - SNAME, ASNE, ASTM WORK EXPERIENCE:
9/83 Present Manager Customer Service Department Responsibilities include:
O tastailatica of ail Tot su9911ee eausameat ama svstems Field testing of all TDI supplied equipment to requirements of contract specifications Assessment and correction of field reported problems of TDI supplied equipment Engineering evaluation and recommendation for product design improvements Maintenance and operational support for TDI engines l
9/82 - 9/83 Manager, New Engine Sales. Responsibility include:
l Preparation of technical and commercial proposals for application of TDI engines to marine, stationary power generation, and nuclear standby services Direct technical expertise support for TDI Field sales organization. This includes in depth detail knowledge l
of engine design criteria.
6/79 - 9/82 Manager, Marine & Nuclea Sales. Responsibilities include:
Preparation of technical and commeri:al t,ropasals for l
application of TDI engines to marine and nuclear services.
Direct technical expertise support for TDI field sales organization.
l 3/74 - 6/79 product Sales Specialists. Responsibilities include:
Preparation of Technical proposals for application of TDI engines for marine and nuclear standby service l
hq Technical expertise support for TDI field sales organization l
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3/71 - 3/74 Project Engineer. Responsibilities include:
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Review of contract technical specifications 1
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Design of engine fluid support systems including specification of auxiliary components Design selection of engine driven equipment including generators Customer technical and coordination of TDI supplied equipment into specific services 3/69 - 3/71 Customer Service Engineer. Responsibilities include.
Field testing of TDI supplied equipment Assessment and correction of field reported problems Maintenance and operational guidance for equipment supplied by TDI l
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