Application for Renewal of License 02-09128-02,Adding FL Dunfrund
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NUCLE AR REOULATOR Y COMMIS$lON JURISDICTION. --- THIS is AN APPLICATION FOR (Check eeprophear mm1 2. NAME AND MAILt880 ADDREs8 OF APPLICANT (faciudele Cosel A. NEW uCENst _ COMMANDER e. AMENOMENT TO uCEN$f Nuunt _ 02-09128-02 U.S. ARMY YUMA PROVING GROUND g C. RENEWAL OF LICENSE NUMBER YUMA, AZ 85365-9102, 3. ADDMESSIE8J WHERE LICENSED MATERIAL WILL SE UtEED OR POSSE 8 SED. YUMA PROVING GROUND, YUMA, AZ 85365-9102 4. NAME OF PEFtSON T9 SE CONTACTED ASOUT TH&$ APPLICATION - TELEPMOssE NUhetER - FRANK L. DUNFRUND 602/328-2660/2918 $UOMIT ITEM 5 5 THROUGH 11 ON ew a l'" PAPER. THE TYPE ANO SCOPE OF INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED l8 DESCRisED IN THE LICENSE APPLICATION OUIDE. S. RAOf0 ACTIVE MATERIAL a. Element and mens numbe., b. chee9 sal and/or phys cal form, and c. mesunum emount which will be .- at any one time. 8. PURPOSEIS) FOR WHICH LICEN$ED MATERIAL WILL DE USED. 3 IM 3 RAINI G E CE 8. TRAINING FOR INDIVIDUALS WORKlhte tN OR FREQUENTING RESTRICTED AREAS. 9. F ACILITIES AND EOUiPMENT, 10. RADIATION SAFETY PROGRAM, 12. LICENSEE FEE 8 (3ee 80 CFR f/0and seccon f/0.Jis 11. WA$7E MAMAGEMENT* FEE CATEGORY NC 0$ED S 13. CERTIFICATION. (Afuet me corrupeesd by aNvsanti THE APPLICANT UNDER$TANDS THAT ALL STATEMENT $ AND REPRESENTATIONS MADE IN TMil APPLICATION ARE BINDING UPON THE APPLICANT. THE APPLICANT AND ANY OFF8CIAL EXECUTING THis CERTIFICATION ON BEH ALF OF THE APPLICANT, NAMED IN ITEM 2. CERTIFY THAT TMis APPLICATION IS PREPARED see CONFORamTY WITH TITLE 10, CODE OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS. PARTS 30,32,33,34,38, AND 40 AND THAT ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED MEREIN, 18 TRUE ANO CORRECT TO THE 8($7 OF THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF. W ARNING: IS U.S C. SECTION 1001 ACT OF JUNE 26,1948,62 STAT. 749 MAKE8 iT A CRIMINAL OFFENSE TO MAKE A WILLFULLY F ALSE STATEMENT OR REPRESENTATION TO,AN,Y DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY OF TME UNITED STATE 8 AS TO ANY MATTER WITMsN ITS JURtSC'tCTION. $lG J P -Cr sF Y T TYPEO/ PRINTED NAME TITLE DATE OLIVER C. STOKES COMMANDER 03 Jun 8j k' A ~ - 9 4. YO L U*dT A n V I CONOlvuC DAT A aAkko a su en myn t>. NUMBER OF EMPLov E E5 (Torst for a. WOULD YOU BE WILUNO TO FURNisM COST INFORMATION (Doner andAprseen Aourut ent/rs npe#tfr sactedic sucede contractors / < $30K $1M4 SM ON THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF CURRENT NRC REGULATIONS OR ANY FUTURE PROPOSED NRC REGULATIONS TMAT MAY AFFECT YOUP IhRC reputadons permit ggggg_gngg gg gy,yy It t0 0!otect cenfMient er commeresst er financart-proprearry-informetten kanished le "" ~ $600K-790K $7M-10M c NUMBER OF BEDS s?s0K-iM > sic, ] YEs [] NO FOR NRC USE ,QNL, , m eru TYPE OF FEE FEE LOG PEE CATEGORY COMMENUS [' APPROVED BY - = | i ! * }** I -* 8801060241 871216 REG 5 LIC30 .;b. ^'' 02-09128-02 PDR _ i | PRIVACY ACT ST ATEME** ON THE REVERSE { jff _ _ _ _ _ . * * $ . i Renewal of NRC BML 02-09128-02 Item 5: No change Item 6: No change Item 7: Delete Mr. Matzkanin as Radiation Protection Officer and as an authorized :Troxler Moisture-Density gage operator. Add Mr. Dunfrund as the' Radiation Protection Officer, and Mr.-McCabe as the Alternate Radiation Protection Officer. Resumes and appointment orders are attached. (Enc 1 1) Item 8: Enci 2 Item 9: No change q .! Item 10: Enci 3- . Item 11: Sources to.be returned to the manufacturer whep.no longer needed. Item 12: Not applicable 1 | | | | I I I i ! : I ! . ! DIOP@OITISN F@RM For use of that lorm,sie AR 344f 5;the propsnent agency as TAGO. s j 'nEFERENCE OR OFFICE SYMBOL SUBJECT |. " STEYP-SA # * " EE " #4-11-87 FROM Cdr, USAYPG OATE 17 April 1987 cuit TO SEE DISTRIBUTION Mr. Jernigan/mdt/2951 d 1. Effective 20 April 1987, Mrdrank L. Dunfrund, 565-64-Olg2, Health Physicist, Installat i Safety Of fice, U.S. Army Yuma Proving 1!hrount; Yuma-AZ-SS365-9302, is appointed as: ' Radiation Protection Of ficer I 0 2. Authority: Para 1-20(d) AR 385-11 3. Purpose: To irplement the requirement of AR 385-11, 4. Period: Until officially relieved or released from appointment or assignment. 5. Special Instructions: None j FOR THE COMMANDER: W. | ./ , , ERNEST L. IVEY , JR. LTC, AV Adjutant .. ' DISTRIBUTION: STEYP CA-C (1) Indiv Conc (1) '' STEYP-SA(1) STEYP-MT(1) | , y ! p'. - 4 i: |' -m = wwmr - m -m F " * * " " " ~ ~ " * ' ' " ~ na ggfg 94gg mvious comous at aE usEo _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . .- | | I ' , - I 1 l 1 RESUME: Frank L. Dunfrund Radiation Protection Officer I. EDUCATION: University of Al aska , c ol l ege , Alaska Major: Mathematics Minor Physics Degree: Bachelor of Science in Mathematics II. TRAINING: 1. Attended the Prime Power Production Specialists Course class 7G-1, from Oct 77 to Nov 78 at Ft. Belvoir, VA with major emphasis on Health Physics. This included: dimensional analysis, error analysis, data data reduction and interpretation, fundamentals of radiation protection, biological effect of ionizing radiation, radiation units and measurements, radiation, exposure and absorption, personnel dosimetry, dosimeter calibration, counting statistics, counting systems reliability and quality | | control. gas flow proportional systems, Geiger Meter syst etas , liquid | scintillation systems, multi-channel gamma analysis systems, survey meter characteristics and operation, airborne activity sampling and analysis, environmental sampling and. analysis, MPC calculations, protective clothing and equipment, contamination control, radioactive waste management, and the equations and calculations dealing with Health Physics. It also included a 24 hour laser and microwave ha:ards course at the U.S. Army Environmental Hygiene Agency, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, MD. as well as a Health Physics practicum at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center from July 78 to Sep 78. This practicum included ' applying the ALARA Principle to personnel ! oxposed to ioni:ing radiation, radioactive waste management, radioactive i waste packaging and shipment, monitoring in vivo use of radioactive I materials for therapeutic purposes, the film badge program, the counting | laboratory program, the radioactive leak test program, the radioactive I material survey program, and the monitoring program for ionizing and non- ioni:ing radiation producing equipment. 2. Depleted Uranium Munitions Safety Course, 5-9 Mar 84 at Ft. Belvoir, Va. forty hour course covered the characteristics of depleted uranium and This . the associated ionizing radiation and explosive safety hazards of the fielded U.S. Army DU munitions. 3. Radioactive Material Transportation Course, 14-19 Jan 1985 at Ft. Balvoir, Va. This course covered Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations for the transportation of hazardous materials. It covered the general regulatory requirements for hazardous material shipments and the additional requirements for radioactive materi als. This included shipping papers; shipper certifications; specification packaging, marking, and labeling; Type A and Type 8 packaging requirements; acceptable dose rate and contamination limits; excepted radioactive materials shipments; driver training requirements; and the A1, A2, A3 system for classification of quantities of radioactive material. The course emphasized the proper : I shipment of Depleted Uranium and Tritium. 4. Radioactive Waste Management and Disposal Course, 19-23 Apr 1985 at Ft. Bal voir , Va. This course was concerned with 10 CFR 61 Licensing Require- mrnts for Land Disposal of Radioactive Waste. This Low Level Radioactive Waste Course covered the definition of Low Level Waste, the classification of wastes as Class A, Class B, or Class C; the institutional controls required for waste access and recovery for 100 years after disposal; RESUME: Frank L.