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APPLICATION FOR BYPRODUCT MATERIAL LICENSE o. NEW LICENSEINDUSTRIAL _ .__ _.

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b. AMEtsDMEtti To:Str o:txhed instructions for ds tai:s. LICTsh%UM ed a

Completed applications are filed in dupt care with the Division of Fuel Cycle and f.taterial Safety.O!! ice of Nuclear f. tater:a! Safety, and Ssfcguards.f l.S, Nuc!?ar Regulatory Conrnission.)i c pgNgwAL 97

Washington, DC 23555)or applications may be fired in person at the Commission's office at LicDM t<Udseia1717 || Street NW, Wa:hin5 ton. D. C. or 7215 Eastern Avenue Silver Spring. f.1*ryland.

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2. APPLICANT'S NAME (Institution.1stm, person. etc.) 3. NAME OF PEftSON TO BE CONTACTED RECARDING IS \APPLICATION .

AUBURN FOUNDRY, INC. ROBERT REESMAN . $TELEPHONE NUMBER: ARE A CODE - NUMBER EXTENSION TELEPHONE NUMBER: ARE A CODE - NUMBE R EXTEh10Ny

219-925-0900 219-925-0900 " b .t G4. APPLIC ANT'S MAILING ADDRESS (Inc'udelip Codel 5. STREET ADDRESS WHERE L8 CENSED MATERIAL WILL E'U3 E D

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Auburn, IN 46706 Auburn, IN 46706 !;^;; --

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G. INDIVIDUAL (S) WHO WILL USE OR DIRECTLY SUPERVISE THE USE OF LICENSED MATERIALi

(.19= ltems PG and 17 for required training and experience of each in fovidualnamed t>*lowlTlTLEFULL NAME

KEITH M. TURNER PLANT ENGINEER2.

b. BRUCE BAMMANN ENGINEERING MANAGER

c.IAtta:h a resume of person's trainong and e><perience as ourhn*d in items

7. n ADIATLON PROTECTIO?l OFFICER5

|16and 17 arrd describe his responsibihties under itern 15.DAVID N. FERGUSON8. LICENSED MATERIAL .

M AXIMU5A NUMBEll OFL E L Et.t E N T CHEMICAL NAt.tE OF FAANUFACTURER

AtJD MILLICURIES AND/OR SE ALEDi AND AND/ORN M ASC NUME E R FHYSICAL FORM MODEL NUMBEtt SOURCES AND MAXIMUM ACTI-

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10. RADIATION DETECTION INSTRUMENTSTYPE M ANUF ACTU R ER'S, NODEL NUMBER RADIATION SENSITIVITY

y OF NAME NUMBER AVAILABLE -DETECTED RANGEfalpha, beta, (milliroentgens/ hour

N INSTRUMENTE samma, eeutron) or counts / minute)

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Da. CALIDRATED BY SERVICE COMPANY Ob. CALIBRATED BY APPLICANT

NAME, ADDRESS, AND FnEQUENbY A ttach a separare sheet describing method, frsquency and standardsused for calibrating instruments.

Does not apply ~ Does not apply'

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12. PERSONNEL MONITORING DEVICESTYPE SUPPLIER EXCHANGE FREQUENCY

(Check and/or complete as appropriate.) (Service Company) gA B

e O MONTHLY DoesDen rituBADcE Does not apply None required by us~r.Radiation does not exceed . not

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Di2iTHERuOtuMiNesCENCE 5 MR/HR at one '.(1) ~ foot' O QUARTERLY applyDOSIMETER (TLDJ distance from gauge'and

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100 FR/HR field is not O OTHER (sp,cifyi:O(3) OTHER (Specify/:present.,

13. FACILITIES AND EoUIPMENT (Check were appropriate end attach annotated sketch (es) and description (s).

O a. LABORATORY FACILITIES, PLANT FACILITIES, FUME HOODS (loctuds filtration,if any/, E TC.O tx STORAGE F ACILITIES CONTAINERS,SPECIAL SHIELDING (fixedand/or temporaryl, ETC.O c. ftEMOTE HANDLING TOOLS OR EQUIPMENT,ETC. Does not applyO d. RESPIRATORY PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, ETC.

14. WASTE DISPOSALc.NAME OF COMMERCIAL WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICE EMPLOYEDCommercial waste disposal will not be employed.

UF CunERCIAL WASTE DISPOSAL SERVICE IS NOT EMPLOYED,SUDMIT A DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF METHODS WHICll WILLDE USED FOR DISPOSING OF RADIOACTIVE WASTES AND ESTIMATES OF THE TYPE AND AMOUNT OF ACTIVITY INVOLVED. lF -THE APPLICATION IS FOR SEALED SOURCES AND DEVICES AND THEY WILL DE RETURNED TO THE MANUFACTURER,SO STATE.

The sources shall be returned to the manufacturer,OHFnRT CORPORATION, Cincinnati,. Ohio.

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Dn:rle in d:tsil the information reWred for items 15,16 and 17. Beg n each item on ai

separate page and key to the application as follows:

i 15. RADIATION PROTECTION PROGRAM. Describe the radiation protection program as appropriate for jthe material to be used including the duties and responsibilities of the Radiation Protection Officer,control measures, biosssay procedures (if needed), day-today general safety instruction to be followed,etc. If the application is for sealaj source's also submit leak testing procedures, or if leak testirq will beperformed using a leak test kit, specify manufacturer and model number of the leak test kit. . s

16. FORMAL TRAINING IN RADIATION SAFETY. Attach a resume for each individual named initems 6 and 7. Describe individual's formal training in the following areas where applicable. Includethe name of person or institution providing the training, duration of training, when training wasreceived, etc. !

a. Principles and practices of radiation protection.r

b. Radioactivity measurement standardization and monitoring' techniques and instruments. )

c. Mathematics and calculations basic to the use and measurement ofradioactivity.

d. Biological effects of radiation.:

17. EXPERIENCE. Attach a resume for each individual named in items 6 and 7. Describe individual'swork experience with radiation, ir'cluding where experience was obtained. Work experience or on-the-job training should be comrr.ensurate with the proposed use. Include list of radioisotopes and

; maximum activity of each used.

18. CERTIFICATE(This item mus. be completed by applicent)

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The applicant and any official executing this certifiate on behalf of the applicant named in item 2,certify that this application is prepared in conformity with Totte 10 Code of Frieval Regulations,Part 30, and that all information contained herein, including any supplements attached hereto, is trueand correct to the best of our knowledge and belief.

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W ARNI.dG.-10 US.C., Section 1001: Act of June 25,1948; 62 Stat. 749; makes it a criminal offense to make a witJuuy fars= statemect c=rreprwientaton to any clepartment or agency of the United States as to any matter within its jurisdiction,

s. LICENSE FEE REQUIRED b.CEF i ING OFF L (Srpnaturel(See Section 170.31,10 CFR 110)

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# M(1) LICENSE FEE CATEGORY: 3L Vice President & General Manager

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A - SYSTEM SKETCH

1) The enclosed sketch gives the specifics of theinstallation. All equipment will be located andmounted in accordance with the recommendation of themanufacturer.

B - RADIATION SURVEY, SERVICING, MAINTENANCE, ETC.

1) Initial radiation survey, servicing, maintenance,relocation, and repair of the source holder willbe performed by "Endress & Hauser Inc." 2350Endress Place, Greenwood, Indiana 46142.

C - CONTROL MEASURES

1) If maintenance is required inside the cupola, alockout procedure will be employed to preventpersonnel access with the source in the ' measure'position.

2)The radiation p' man-hoist" employed for lowering

rotection officer will have theonly key to apersonnel into the cupola vessel for maintenancework. In addition, the radiation protectionofficer will lock the source head in the storeposition before allowing maintenance personnelto be lowered into the cupola vessel.

D - LEAK TESTING

1) The OHMART Corporation will provide " leak testing''services.

E - PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWED IN EVENT OF DAMAGE TO SOURCEHOUSING

1) The following procedure will be followed in theevent of damage to the source housing due to suchaction as fire, ete:

a) Immediately rope off the area around thesource holder to a ndnimum of 10 feet indiameter.

b) Inform plant radiation safety officer of thesituation.

c) Inform by phone or telegram the Region IIINRC Office of the accident.

| d) Limit access to source head until a radiationsurvey and source wipe can be performed by aqualified person. v

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Those persons named in both Item 6 and 7 will completea " Radiation Safety Course" by the OHMART TechnicalTraining Schools on January 15th and 16th, 1980. TheCourse itinerary is attached.

17. Personnel resumes for individuals named in Items 6 and 7are attached.

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9:00 AM- III. Film " Rad'iation in' Perspective" ~

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10:00 AM IV. Nuclear Physics~

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IOCATION:

Name: Bruce Owen BsaraannAddress: 704 So. Dewey StreetCity: Auburn, Indiana 46706

'Phone: 219-925-0212

VITAL STATISPICS: -

Birthday: 5/11/32 At: Milwaukee, Wisc.Height: 5' 10 " Weight: 175 lbs.*

Race: White Religion: LutheranMarital Status: Married

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KORK RECORD:

Present: 1977 to presentAUBURN ITUNDRY INC.Auburn, Indiana

No. of Employees: 300.

Position: Manager of Engineering*Total plant responsibility for all physical resources, for the ,

manufacture of gray iron castings.

Total responsibility for all engineering in the corporation.

Total personnel in area of responsibility: 10 supervisors andsuperintendents, 50 Iraintenance personnel, 3 engineers, and 1secretary.

Responsible for the in-plant storerocm..

Responsible to set and direct preventative maintenatee programs.

Responsible for all technical training progrars.

1971 to 1977

.liAYES-ALBION CORPORATION, Tiffin DivisionTiffin, Ohio No. of Enployees: 550

Position: Maintenance Superintendent

Responsibi],ity:-

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manufacturing of Mallaahle and Gray Ircn Castings,

Total' personnel in area of responsibility: 110 Millwrightsand Electricians, 17 Tool and Die Makers and 15 Supervisors.

Set and maintain own departrental budget.

Division Staff Member.

Chairman of the " Apprenticeship Comittee".

Director of in-plant Maintenance Training Programs.

Responsible for OSHA and EPA ccepliance.

Scrap comittee Member.-

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BORG-NARNER CORPORATION, Plumbing Products'Divis .onsMansfield, Ohio .No. of Employees: 400

Position: Plant Engineer,

Responsibility: Total' plant responsibility for engineeringincluding maintenance, new~equipaent selection and installation,air pollution, OSHA, capital and major maintenance budgets.Total personnel in area of responsibility: 45 plus 9 super-visors and technicians.

January 1967 to July 1967

HERMAN PNECl% TIC MACHINE COMPAh7Zielienople, Pennsylvania No. of Employees: 150

Position: Design Engineer (Engineering Contract)

Responsibility: Design of foundry molding systems and design - .

of "Matchmaster Jobber" a matchplate squeeze molding machine.-

1964 to 1967

-NATIONAL PIUMBING FIXTURE CORP. .~ Elwood City, Pennsylvania No. of Employees: 200

Position:- Plant Manager & Vice President-

Responsibility: Total plant responsibility of production of-enameled cast iron plumbing fixtures and long range high'production jobbing. Plant closed because corporation desired to

- be merchandisers,:not manufacturers. .The plant was profitable. .p.

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MIINJJKEE1951 Foundry Worker - Slingerman, shakeout finisher, etc.1952 Enameler final inspector.1953 Pattern shop and raintenance departnent' draftsman.1954-1956 Asst. Maintenance Foreman and Foreman.1956 Second Shift Maintenance Supt.1957-1960 Shop assistant to Chief Engineer in charge ofall new equipuent and R & D.1960 Transferred to Cairden, New Jersey as Engineer.

'1961-1964 Maintenance Supt. 'Ibtal people in area ofresponsibility - 60 personnel and 7 foremen and technic-ians.

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EDUCATION:

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l. 79 Credits toward a Mechanical Engineering degreeat Marquette University.

2. Two years of Electrical Engineering at the MilwaukeeInstitute of Technology. Licensed Industrial Electrician,in city of Milwaukee.

3. Two years of Metalurgical Engineering at Temple University. -

4. Completed six week course in Hydraulic Design sponsored at- the Westinghouse Corp.

5. Ccmpleted a ten week course in AC and DC Motor Design spon-sored by Ohio Edison Carpany.

6. Ccmpleted a ten week course in Electrical Power Distributionsponsored by Ohio Edison Ccmpany.

7. Carpleted a twelve week course in Industrial Management atRutgers University.

8. Ccapleted a ten week course in Design of Iow Tsuperature Ovensand Combustion at Cleveland State University. s

9. Ccmpleted a two week course in Hydraulic Pump and Valve Fain-tenance at Racine Hydraulic in Racine, Wisc.

10. Completed an eight week course in Plant Management and PlantEngineering organized by the Plant knagsrent and FaintenanceCo.

11. Ccupleted a six week course in Preventative.Faintenance Co.12. Attended a two day seminar of. Fuel Utilization conducted by

Cleveland State University.13. Attended numerous seminars, symposiums and meetings in many

areas of planti operations.14. Seminar speaker on " Maintenance Organization" at.A.S.M. Con-

ference for Proper Maintenance of Heat Treat Equipnent.15. Attended an eight week ocurse in Managerial ~ Accounting spon-

sored by AMA.16. Farber American Foundrymen's Society.17. Marber of American Institute of Plant Engineers.18. Ccupleted a one week course in refractories at the Center for

Professional Advancenent.19. Ccmpletsi Ohmort Corporations " Radiation Safety. Course".'

20. Attended a two day seminar by T.P.C. en technical training.~

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EDUCATION. . . . . . . . . . .Tri-State Universi ty, B. S. Mechanical Engineeringwith Honors, 1976 President Kappa Sigma Social-Fraternity... Business Manager School Newspaper...Membership in Tau Beta Pi (Scholastic HonorarySociety for Students in Engineering)... Selected

-for inclusion In Who's Who Among Students inAmerican Universities and Colleges 1975 - 76.

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EXPERIENCE:- 1977 to Present..... Auburn Foundry, Inc., 635 W. lith St. , Auburn, Indiana.

Privately owned medium sized gray iron foundry.*

Project Engineer assigned to all facets of newplant construction and equipment installationin addition to providing plant engineering services.

1976 to 1977. . . . . . . .D iamond Shamrock Corp. , C l eveland,' Ohio. Diversified-Corporation, principal products are Industrial

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chemicals, oil and gas.

Project Engineer assigned to Mechanical Engineeringof new chemical plant facilities, i.e. process piping, H.V.A.C.

1972 - 1975. . . . . .. ..Draf tsman and Genera l Shop Maintenance Man for(Summers) Mechanical Contractor.

ACTIVITIES..........Little League Baseball and Elementary Level Basketball,

Coach... Church Counselor for engaged couples... AvidJogger.

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David N. Ferguson1110 Springbrook Rd.Fort Wayne, Indiana 46825

Phone (219) 489-4744 (Home)(219) 925-0900 (Work)

Position Sought: Safety Director, Safety Manager, SafetySupervisor, or similar position.

Personal: Age - 31 Married - 7 YearsHeight - 5'10" Children - 1 sonWeight - 185 Excellent Health-

Leisure Activities: Rugby Football, Fishing, Reading.

Education': . High School - Marion Harding High SchoolMarion, Ohio 43302General Degree-Graduated in June, 1966

Colleges - Monterey Peninsula CollegeFremont Blvd.Monterey, California 93940-Attended Sept. 1971 - June 1974Received Associate Arts' Degreein August 1975Major- English

California State University, Sacramento6000 "J" StreetSacramento, California 95816Attended Sept. 1974 - Dec. 1975Re'ceived Bachelor of Arts Degreein January, 1976.Major - English

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Minor - Safety Studies

Work Exnerience:-April, 1979 to Present :

Presently employed as the Director of Safety andEnvironmental Health at Auburn Foundry, Inc. inAuburn, Indiana. I am responsible for all safety-and health activities, safety engineering studies |on new projects to assure OSHA compliance, and all 1

first aid and worker's compensation paperwork andrecordkeeping. jAuburn Foundry is a grey iron foundry-whose products |consist of. numerous different sizes and shapes of i

small to medium size castings made.in a cope and. drag !type foundry and a modern high pressure molding foundry.

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I am also the designated Radiation Protection Officer onthe Nuclear Regulatory Commission license for the nuclearlevel detector devices located on one of our cupolas.

March, 1978 to Anril, 1979:Employed as the Manager of Safety at Golden Operations,CWC Division of Textron in Columbus, Indiana.

Golden Operations is a grey iron foundry producingcastings for the diesel truck engine industry.At Golden, I developed a Safety Policy and ProcedureManual that served as a base for an effective andcomprehensive loss control program which resulted ina substantial decrease in costs related to both injuryaccidents and property damage accidents.I was responsible for the direction of the 3 manOccupational Health Department, the 12 man securityforce, and all correspondence between the De'partmentof Labor and the company in all matters pertaining tothe 33 member Maintenance App'renticeship Program.I did all in-house industrial hygiene sampling, sentthe results to NIOSH approved labs for analyzation,and took appropriate action upon receipt of the analyzedresults.

March, 1976 to March,1978:Assistant Safety Director at the Marion Power Shovel Co.in Marion, Ohio. Major product manufactured was heavyequipment for the surface mining industry. I had safetyresponsibility for the set-up and finish welding operation,a burning and fabricating operation, assembly operation,painting, shipping, and receiving departments, partswarehouses, and a steel foundry.

October, 1974 to March, 1976:Served as an instuctor for the Sacramento Safety Councilin Sacramento.fCalifornia. Taught remedial driving forthe County of Sacramento, Defensive Driving, MotorcycleDefensive Driving, and classes for beginning motorcycleriders.

I am currently registered as Instructor No. 143 in theNational Safety Council's Driver Improvement Program, andInstructor No. 26297 in the Defensive Driving Program.

May, 1975 to August,.1975:Worked in the Ground Safety Office at McClellan AirForce Base in Sacramento, California. This was a fieldwork assignment arranged through my Safety Studies Advisorat college. I worked a forty hour week for the entiretime period for college' credit in lieu of wages. I per-formed ~the same duties as the-Safety Specialists at the base.

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June, 1971 to October, 1974:

Attended college.

Sentember, 1970-to May, 1971:

Draftsman at Greif Bros. Corp. in Marion, Ohio. Designedand detailed plastics dies and molds.

Januarv, 1970 to September, 1970:

Draftsman at Todco Door _Inc., Division of the OverheadDoor Corp. in Marion, Ohio. Designed and detailedloading dock equipment.

September, 1968 to January, 1970: ;.

Detail draftsman at the Fairfield Engineering Co. inMarion, Ohio.

June, 1966 to July, 1968:

U.S. Navy - Hospital Corpsman

Membershins:National Safety Management SocietyCalifornia Association of Safety Educators

Seminars and Job-related Classes Attended:

State of Ohio Hazard Recognition CourseAmerican Foundryman's Society Environmental Control CourseNIOSH #510 Industrial Hygiene CourseInternational Safety Academy Total' Loss Control CourseInternational Safety Academy Behaviour Modification CourseNIOSH Health Hazards in the Foundry SeminarMaritime Safety Institue's Fundamentals of Industrial HygieneOhmart Corporation's Radiation Safety Course

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