ML20138N257
| ML20138N257 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Millstone  |
| Issue date: | 11/01/1985 |
| From: | Opeka J NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO., NORTHEAST UTILITIES |
| To: | Youngblood B Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20138N261 | List: |
| References | |
| A05331, A5331, GL-84-16, NUDOCS 8511050125 | |
| Download: ML20138N257 (14) | |
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A05331 Director of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Mr. B. 3. Youngblood, Chief Licensing Branch No. !
Division of Licensing U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C. 20555
References:
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- 3. F. Opeka letter to B. 3. Youngblood, " Millstone Nuclear Power Station, Unit No. 3; Hot Participation Experience,"
dated October 16,1985.
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B. 3. Youngblood letter to 3. F. Opeka," Request for Additional Information for Mllistone Nuclear Power Station, Unit No. 3," dated October 25,1985.
Dear Mr. Youngblood:
Millstone Nuclear Power Station, Unit No. 3 Response to Request for AdditionalInformation U,e of Shif t Advisors
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in Reference (1), Northeast Nuclear Energy Company (NNECO) Informed you of our Intent to aug(ment several of the Mllistone Unit No. 3 operating shif ts with Shift Advisors SA) in order to meet the hot participation experience requirement: delineated in Generic Letter 84-16. In Reference (2), the NRC Licensee Qualification Branch requested additionalInformation regarding the use and training of the SA in order to complete their review of this item. NNECO's response to each of these items is provided in the attachment to this letter.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact our licensing representative.
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Very truly yours, NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY COMPANY et.al.
BY NORTHEAST NUCl. EAR ENERGY COMPANY Their Agent V.[M illIbf
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Senior Vice President cc Mr. W. T. Russell, Director NRC Division of Human Factors Dr. T. E. Murley, Regional Administrator NRC Region i STATE OF CONNECTICUT )
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Then personally appeared before me 3. F. Opeka, who being duly sworn, did state that he is Senior Vice President of Northeast Nuclear Energy Company, an Applicant herein, that he is authorized to execute and file the foregoing information in the name and on behalf of the Applicants herein and that the.
statements contained in said information are true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.
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QUESTION 630.12:
Provide a resume of each Shift Advisor which highlights his previous operating experience,
RESPONSE
g A resume for each of the Shift Advisors for Millstone Unit No. 3 is provided in Appendix 1.
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RESUME ROGER KEITH BRAGG,3R.
EDUCATION:
High School Diploma,1970 Mt. Pleasant High School, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan l
6 college credits granted by Old Dominion University Courses at Mitchell College, New London, Connecticut Service Schooln Secondary Chemistry Analysis Machine Tool Preventive Maintenance for Supervisors Quality Assurance Supervisor Evaporator and Distilling units Steam Components High Pressure Air Compressors l
l D'tK EXPERIENCE:
February 21, 1984 -
Northeast Nuclear Energy Cumpany: Millstone Nuclear
'Present Power Station, Unit 2: Senior Reactor Operator July 31,1982 -
Northeast Nuclear Energy Company Mllistone Nuclear February 21,1984 Power Station, Unit 2: Reactor Operator.
February 2,1980 -
Northeast Nuclear Energy Company Mllistone Nuclear July 31,1982 Power Station, Unit 2: Plant Equipment Operator Obtained Reactor Operator License on July 3,1982.
July 1978 - 1980 Electric Boatl Grottn, Connecticut Machinist Construction of submarines.
Installed machinery into s
the hulls and also set up and operated boring rigs.
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Millstone Nuclear Power Stations Contract Health April 1978 Physics Technician Duties included radiation monitoring of personnel, i
equipment, and spaces during plant shutdowns at i
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Pane 2 January 1974 -
U. 5. Navy; Mechanical Operator on board U. 5. Naval February 1978 FBM Submarine.
Duties included, in addition to operating a nuclear submarine, being the Preventive Maintenance Supervisor, which entailed scheduling all the maintenance performed by a seventeen man division, and insuring it was done promptly and correctly. Duty section leader, having to coordinate the work for ten to twelve men each duty day during refit. Also held the position of Assistant Quality Assurance Supervisor for the same division which involved the overseeing of maintenance of vital equipment on the ship, insuring that proper materials r
were used and submitting the documentation.
During plant operations, stood watch as Engine Room Supervisor which is the direct supervision of a watch (duty) section, and also performed chemistry analysis on the secondary plant.
April 1972 -
U. 5. Naval Schools l
Januar} 1974 Attended Machinist Mate basic school from April 1972 to October 1972: Nuclear Power School from October 1972 to May 1973. Courses included the/modynamics, physics, chemistry, algebra, trigonometry, basic calculus, basic electrical theory, and reactor theory. Nuclear Prototype from May 1973 to December 1973 which involved the operations of a nuclear power plant in Idaho Falls, Idaho.
April 1966 -
Graphic Enterprises, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan to April 1972 The job involved the malling of a weekly shop >ers guide to the local area and the semi-monthly ma llng of a state-wide circular. Directly suwrvised the addressing and malling aspect. While there,,nvolved in the planning and organizing of an initial city and rural carrier system for both of the publications.
RESUME NORMAN A. BURNETT EDUCATSON:
Graduated High School in 1941 Attended NU Courses for migating core damage, fire protection and fire brigade trining.
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Shilt Technical Advisor Training Attended Westinghouse simulator at Zion, lilinois and Combustion Engineering simulator in Windsor, Connecticut.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
October 1984 - Present Northeast Utilities Retired, however, Consultant on several occasions to Northeast Utiltles.
January 1980 -
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company, October 1984 Operations Assistant to Engineering Supervisort liaddam Neck Plant.
Duties included licensing interface on issues such as fire protection, the Systematic Evaluation Program, Emergency Operating Procedures, and conve rslon to Standard Tech. Specs.
In addition, served as a 5hitt Technical Advisor (STA) during this period.
January 1974 -
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Companyt January 1980 Operations Supervisori Haddam Neck Plant.
October 1967 -
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Companyl Shilt January 1974 Supervisort Haddam Neck Plant.
May 1966 -
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power October 1967 Companyl5upervising Control Operatori Haddam Neck Plant.
Involved in systems acceptance testing and fuel loading prior to initial startup of lladdam Neck.
i Norman A. Burnett Page 2 October 1963 -
Yankee Atomic Power Company; Control Opertor; May 1966 Yankee Atomic Nuclear Plant;
- Rowe, Massachusetts Duties included operating fuel handling equipment inside containment during refueling.
April 1960 -
Yankee Atomic Power Company; Auxiliary October 1963 Operator; Yankee Atomic Nuclear Plant; Rowe Massachusetts.
involved in initial startup of Yankee Atomic including system testing. Controlled fuel handling equipment for the initial fuel load. Duties also included radioactive waste handling, operating an evaporator and incinerator, and radioactive contamination control.
Occasionally, served as health physics technician.
November 1947 -
Kendall Mills Textile Plant, Massachusetts April 1960 Duties include machine
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electrician, and member of fire brigade.
January 1942 -
U.5. Navy Novmeber 1947 Attended Aviation Machinist Mate School. Served l
as a flight crew member. Duties included alrial machine gunner, engine and aircraf t mechanic, flight engineer, and plant captain (crew chief).
Went from rank of Apprentice Seaman to Chief Petty Office. Honorably discharged in November 1947.
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RESUME TIMOTHY LEE TALLMAN i-EDUCATION:
High School Diploma,1967, Elida, Ohio Presently attending Post College, Connecticut WORK EXPERIENCE:
f March 1985 - Present Northeast Utilities Service - Company; Senior Simulator Instructor Develops instructional material and implements operator qualification on the Millstone Unit 3 plant specific simulator.
August 1983 - March 1985 Northeast Utilities Service Company: Simulator Operations Consultant.
Provided operational expertisc throughout the design, construction and testing phases of the Millstone Unit 3 plant-specific' simulator. Duties included:
Coordinate and supervise collection of design data.
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Reviews and approve all operational tests for the simulator.
Prepare for and conducts the Factory l-l Acceptance Test, including the delineation of r
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Determine acceptance or rejection of simulator I
based upon performance of simulator as compared to the performance criteria outlined L
in the acceptance test procedures.
Participates, as an operational expert, in development of simulator training programs.
F 5eptember 1982 -
Northeast Nuclear Energy Company: Supervising August 1983 Control Operator: Millstone Unit 3.
Duties included:
Review and make corrections in all drafts of procedures.
Supervise plant equipment operators and control operators in performance of startup tests.
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Assist in development of training programs for plant equipment operators and control operators.
1 Work towards a cold SRO license on Millstone Unit 3.
March 1981 -
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company; September 1982 Supervising Control Operator; Haddam Neck After receiving SRO License in April,1980, served as upgraded SCO intermittently until permanently upgraded from March 1981-September 1982.
November 1977 -
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company:
March 1981 Reactor Operator; Haddam Neck Plant Operation of controls for the Haddam Neck Plant from the control room.
Directed the auxillary operators in the performance of -their duties in accordance *with all operating procedures.
In March 1981, upgraded to Supervising Control Operator. In this position, supervised and directed the operations of the nuclear plant.
February 1975 -
Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company; November 1977 Auxillary Operator Haddam Neck Plant Duties included:
4 The operation of all equipment. outside the control room.
Performing surveillance on equipmen duhlde the control room.
Aided the health physics technicians shen necessary.
s November 1972 -
U. 5. Navy August 1973 Served on board radiological controls barge as lead electrician.
Responsible for operation and' maintenance of all electrical distribution and equipment.
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Timothy' Lee Tallman Page 3 August 1969 -
U. S. Navy November 1972 Served on board USS Trepang, SSN 674, a nuclear powered submarine. Duties were to perform and supervise electrical plant operation and maintenance for the power plant. Also, qualified and stood auxiliary machinery II watches for the reactor operators.
August 1967 -
U. S. Navy July 1969 Basic Schools, Nuclear Power Schools and 51W Prototype s.,
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Millstone Nuclear Power Station, Unit No. 3 Licensee Qualification Branch QUESTION 630.13 Provide a copy.of the procedure which describes the duties and authority of the Shift Advisors and the working relationships between the Advisors and the operating shift personnel.
RESPONSE
The Millstone Unit No. 3 operating procedure which describes the duties, responsibilities, and qualifications of the Shift Advisor is provided in Appendix 2.
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