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Subject: Amendment to License Number 34-25957-01, covering change in Radiation Safety Officer

To Whom it May Concem:

On 5/31/93, Victoreen's Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) will be changed to Robert H. Mack. Reponing to Arthur C. Lucas (Vice President-Technology), Mr. Mack will operate as RSO and Govemment Contract Administrator. Barbara M. Kapsar will remain as Assistant to the Radiation Safety Officer. Resumes of these three are enclosed.

In support of his resume, Mr. Mack will be registered 9/1/93 in an RSO course operated by Nuclear Medical Associates. An equivalent course will be taken should we be able to find one offered sooner. Currently Mr. Mack is being informed and instructed on the content and implementation of Victoreen's program for radioactive materials and radiological protection. This infonnation and work transfer is being conducted by Robert A. Jucius, the present RSO, and will endure to 5/31/93.

The change in RSO is being made for economic reasons; it is consistent with Victoreen's reduction in its use of liquid and gaseous sources, and with completion of its physical move from its fonner plant at 10101 Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.

Enclosed is a check in the amount of $ 370.00 for the amendment fee. If there are any questions, please contact the undersigned at (216) 248-9300. Lce. ? h'J).. } }__ .= & _ _. p, . ; Very truly yours, ~ ' c; b;te|.p n ] k./2:$W'jXW7?*' . $$ ? 9 *n b $ b. .- hh?h _4 0 k ;Oi-|ftfa _7 _ _ . Arthur C. Lucas | , ' |a . .N Vice President-Technology . > ~.4.-. N Tn M+ .2~~ ; "Yt. _--.c !)?.1 N - - . . . - . . . ACurhnw RECEIVED Enclosure wmo,%, e Geve!and. Ohio 44139-3395 (216) 24Wo300 gg g ]g' IAN (2lb) 24B 9301 ' { DAT A (21t'y '48-004 3 REW N IU m m M. 8 9 5 1 2 "

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SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EIPERIENCE:

EDUCATION: B.S. in Physics from Marquette University,1951

PEOFESSIONAL: General Electric Medical Systems, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1951 to 1962- Physicist.

EG&G, Santa Barbara Laboratory,1962 to 1970-Senior Scientist (1968 to 1 1969 - IDA to work at National Bureau of Standards on studies in pro- duction of mono-energetic X-Rays for detector calibration and standardization.) Barshaw Chemical Company, 1970 to 1981-TLD Program Manager; Crystal and Electronic Products Division,1981-Director of Research.

VICTOREEN, INC. , 1983 to present-Vice President.

EXPERIENCE: General Electric Medical Systems - Work related to ionization in gases, patient dose reduction, and electronic design. EG&G - Studies in dosimetry, design of environmental irradia- tion f acilities, gansna ray, beta ray, and neutron standardization, and design of a high-rate calorimeter. Harshaw - As TLD Program Manger, designed and implemented a Fil Spec personnel dosimetry system for the U.S. Navy. As Director of Research, directed development of radiation detectors, design of elec- tronic systems for radiation measurement and work on growth of new and different electro-optical, optical and scintillation crystals. VI CTOREEN, INC. - Direct development of advanced instruments for rad- iat measurement.

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Princiole tasks cerformed: (cont'd.) Measurement of spectrum of X-Ray source Assisted in establishing standard thermoluminescence measurement systems at NBS. Study sensitive TL dosimetry systems for use in personnel dosimetry and environmental monitoring Experience with unsealed forms of radioisotopes (i.e., powder and/or liquid):

1) AM-241 Form: AmC1 3 in .1N in HNO3 Activity: 1 millicurie

This material was used to dope various scintillation phosphurs which were subsequently grown into single crystal form and used as pulsers. Duties included:

A) direct supervision of transferring radioactive material to growth container

B) radiation monitoring of facility during growth process (including air monitoring)

C) radiation surveys of the facility

D) supervision of or decontaminating the facility if necessary

2) C-14 Form: tagged BaCO3 Powder Activity: 10 rnillicuries

This material was transferred in small aligots to a container of water wherein a radioactive solution was obtained. Duties included:

A) making the solution

B) depositing the solution onto various thermoluminescence or scintillation materials

C) encapsulating the doped matenals into va.-ious containers

D) radiation surveys of the facility

E) decontamination of the facility

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SUMMARY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

EDUCATION B.S. in Chemistry from John Carroll University Successful completion of two-week seminar in at University of Michigan School of Public Health

PROFESSIONAL Employed at the Crystal and Electronics Division of Harshaw Chemical Company, 1969 to September,1983; Radiation Safety Officer, 1973-1983.

Employed at Victoreen, Inc. from 1983 to present; assignments include Staff Scientist / Manager for TLD and radio-photoluminescent dosimeter product line; Assistant to the Radiation Safety Officer.

EXPERIENE

Radiation Sources routinelv used: 100 mci Cobalt-60 100 Ci Cesium-137 12 Ci Cesium-137 Uranium Metal Carbon-14 Americium-241 Am-Be Neutron Source Pu-Be Neutron Source Cf-252 Neutron Source

Radiation Instrumentation used routinefy: 1 cc. Standard lon Chamber Extrapolation lon Chamber Tissue Equivalent Proportional Counter VICTOREEN 440 Survey Meter Neutron Activation Foils GeLi Spectrometer Scintillation Spectrometer Scintillation Beta Ray Counter Thermoluminescence

Princiole tasks nerformed: Quality Control Measurements for TL Materials Standardization of Sources: '

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EDUCATION B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Poly'echnic Institute,1953

PROFESSIONAL General Electric Company, Syracuse, New York,1953 to 1954 - Engineering Test Program.

Officer in Signal Corps, U. S. Army,1954 to 1956 - Tour included participation in atomic bomb tests at Nevada Test Site under Armed Forces Special Weapons Program.

General Electric Company, Schenectady, New York,1956 to 1969 - Engineering, product planning, business planning, product management, and marketing management relative to transmitting tubes.

Martin P. Andrews, Inc.,1969 to 1971 - Manufacturers Representative for line of electronic and electromechanical devices.

Environment /One Corporation,1971 to 1974 - Product / Sales Manager for line of submicron particle counters for air pollution control and research.

Globe Albany Corporation, Auburn, Maine,1974 to 1978 - Product Manager and Sales Manager for air and water filtration products.

Victoreen, Inc., 1978 to present - Marketing Manager for Radiation Monitoring Systems (RMS), Product / Sales Manager for Components line, Government Contract Administrator and Facility Security Officer.

EXPERIENCE Victoreen, Inc. - As RMS Marketing Manager, experience relates to quoting, directing contract administration, and directing field service for analog and complex digital equipment used at Nuclear Power Plants. Knowledge and familiarity have been gained in:

NRC standards, Reg Guides and Nu Regs. Radioactivity in effluents and its control in restricted and unrestricted areas.

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Shielding, sampling, detecting and measuring of radioactivity for radiation safety per RMS design features. Calibration of radiation measuring and monitoring equipment, and instrumentation using radioactive sources. Testing and qualification of equipment, including safety-related channels. Precautions for receiving, using, and shipping radioactive material. Field service and training programs for Nuclear Power Plant users relative to RMS installation, application, test, and calibration. Quality Assurance, required record keeping, reports, and notification.

As Product / Sales Manager for the Components line, experience relates to' ; knowledge and familiarity gained in the manufacture of voltage regulators .; and spark gap tubes, which contain a small amount of radioactive nickel. ,

, As Government Contract Administrator, . experience relates to quoting and - administering significant military contracts for personnel dosimetry. '

Knowledge and familiarity have been gained in the supply and use of military | specified devices of: | t Thermoluminescent Dosimeter for the U. S. Navy Radio-photoluminescent Glass Dosimeter for the U. S. Navy | Quartz Fiber Dosimeter for the U. S. Navy

Carbon Fiber Dosimeter for the Federal Emergency Management Agency ; Radiac Computer-Indicator (Reader) for the U. S. Navy

Radiac Computer-Indicator (Reader) for the U. S. Army . Hand-held Survey Instruments for the U. S. Navy and Army |

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Enclosed is the NRC license or license amendment which you requested. .j You are encouraged to curefully review your license or an,endment upon

receipt as special conditions may have been added to ensure that the ' changes requested meet NRC requirements.

. Any future correspondence relating to your license should specifically reference your license number to expedite your inquiry.

Should you have any questions regarding your new license or amendment . or require clarification, please contact the Materials Licensing Section .at(708)790-5625.

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Dear Mr. Lucas: Enclosed is Amendment No. 09 to your NRC Material License Number 34-25957-01 in accordance with your request. Please review the enclosed document carefully and be sure that you understand all conditions. The wording in certain portions of your license may have changed. This is due to generic reformatting and/or revision of standard license items and conditions. If there are any errors or questions, please notify the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Region III, so that we can provide appropriate corrections and answers. You will be periodically inspected by NRC. Failure to conduct your program in accordance with NRC regulations, license conditions, and representations made in your license application and supplemental correspondence with NRC will result in enforcement action against you. This could include issuance of a notice of violation, or imposition of a civil penalty, or an order suspending, modifying or revoking your license as specified in the General Poli:| and Procedures for NRC Enforcement Actions,10 CFR Part 2, Appendix C. Since serious consequences to employees and the public can result from failure to comply with NRC requirements, prompt and vigorous enforcement action will be taken when dealing with licensees who do not achieve the necessary meticulous attention to detail and the high standard of compliance which NRC expects of its licensees. Sincerely,

Original Signed By Loren J. Hueter Nuclear Materials Licensing Section

Enclosure: Amendment No. 09

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Mr. Michael McCann, Section Chief U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Region III j Materials Licensing Section j 799 Roosevelt Road Glenn Ellyn, IL 60137 |

Subject: Amendment to License Number 34-25957-01

Reference: 1. Control Number 95129 2. Victoreen letter of 5/17/93, covering request for change in Radiation Officer

Dear Mr. McCann:

Pursuant to conversation between Mr. Loren Hueter and the undersigned on 6/15/93, Victoreen hereby amends the above-referenced request so as to designate the following:

Radiation Safety Officer: Barbara M. Kapsar Assistant to the Radiation Officer: Robert H. Mack

Should you have any questions, please contact me at (216) 248-9300, extension 296.

Very truly yours,

A ' W Anhur C. Lucas Vice President -Technology

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CN 95129 Additional Info Needed ; 1 I $U M MA ki 1. Discussed the proposed new RSO, Robert Mack does not appear to be ! qualified due to both lack of a years experience in RSO duties and no I apparent experience with non-sealed sources. Discussed that current

Assistant RSO Barb Kapsar does appear Qualified. ! 2. He agreed to submit as additional info to CN 95129 a modification of original request to the effect of naming Kapser as RSO and Mack as assistant RSO. Will mail today or tomorrow. 3. lie confirmed current RSO Robert Jucius, is continuing in that capacity until amendment is granted.

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