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Fukushima Daiichi D&D Engineering Company: Mission and Profile Why a new company? To provide optimal focus, expertise, and efficiency on Fukushima decommissioning and decontamination. To clarify lines of responsibility within TEPCO, while bringing in partners from other organizations. Creating the New Entity Form an all-Japan expert team with clear lines of authority and responsibility and also utilize international knowledge and expertise. With the highest priority on fulfilling responsibility for the accident, delegate necessary authority and provide support to the Decommissioning Company. Revise existing management through introduction of project management practices, clarification of the roles of manufacturers, and use of specially negotiated procurement. Company Structure • President/CDO (Chief Decommissioning Officer): Naohiro Masuda, the former Superintendent of Fukushima Daini nuclear power plant who played a leading role in the safe shutdown. • Vice Presidents (VPs): Invitation of the high rank nuclear executives from three manufacturers Hitachi - Hiroshi Arima Tasked with all aspects of maintenance work in the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Born in Fukushima Prefecture. Toshiba - Takuji Takayama Over 25 years of experience in work relating to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries - Shigemitsu Suzuki Specialist in nuclear fuels and waste • Company Management Committee, ultimate decision-making body within the company, determines the implementation plans and the resources needed based on guidelines from the Government. TEPCO provides the necessary support. Monitoring Support Reports Reports Guidance, etc. Advice Company Management Committee Government Decommissioning support organization Decommissioning Company TEPCO Senior Management TEPCO Corporate Policy Reports • Dale Klein (Former NRC Chairman) • Lady Barbara Judge (Former UKAEA Chairman) • Lake Barrett (Former TMI site manager) • Adrian Simper (NDA Strategy Director) Overseas advisors CDO Naohiro Masuda TEPCO, Vice Head, Nuclear Safety Oversight Office VPs Hiroshi Arima Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Senior Vice President Takuji Takayama Toshiba, Senior Manager Shigemitsu Suzuki Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Senior General Manager Senior Management Chart

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Fukushima Daiichi D&D Engineering Company: Mission and ProfileWhy a new company?• To provide optimal focus, expertise, and efficiency on Fukushima decommissioning and decontamination.• To clarify lines of responsibility within TEPCO, while bringing in partners from other organizations.

Creating the New Entity• Form an all-Japan expert team with clear lines of authority and responsibility and also utilize international knowledge and expertise.• With the highest priority on fulfilling responsibility for the accident, delegate necessary authority and provide support to the Decommissioning Company.• Revise existing management through introduction of project management practices, clarification of the roles of manufacturers, and use of specially negotiated procurement.

Company Structure• President/CDO (Chief Decommissioning Officer): Naohiro Masuda, the former Superintendent of Fukushima Daini nuclear power plant who played a leading role in the safe shutdown.• Vice Presidents (VPs): Invitation of the high rank nuclear executives from three manufacturers • Hitachi - Hiroshi Arima Tasked with all aspects of maintenance work in the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Born in Fukushima Prefecture. • Toshiba - Takuji Takayama Over 25 years of experience in work relating to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries - Shigemitsu Suzuki Specialist in nuclear fuels and waste

• Company Management Committee, ultimate decision-making body within the company, determines the implementation plans and the resources needed based on guidelines from the Government. TEPCO provides the necessary support.

Senior Management Chart

Monitoring

Support

Reports

ReportsGuidance, etc.

Advice

Company Management Committee

Government

Decommissioningsupport organization

Decommissioning CompanyTEPCO SeniorManagement

TEPCOCorporate

PolicyReports

• Dale Klein(Former NRC Chairman)• Lady Barbara Judge(Former UKAEA Chairman)• Lake Barrett(Former TMI site manager)• Adrian Simper(NDA Strategy Director)

Overseas advisors

CDO Naohiro MasudaTEPCO, Vice Head, Nuclear Safety Oversight Office

VPs Hiroshi ArimaHitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Senior Vice President

Takuji TakayamaToshiba, Senior Manager

Shigemitsu SuzukiMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Senior General Manager

Senior Management Chart

Project Management Practices• Appointment of project managers (PMs), granted the authority to inject necessary resources, who manage projects at every stage, from planning to implementation.• Integrated management of the progress and relevance of each project to ensure overall optimization.• Introduction of a management system with a matrix structure that combines project-specific management (“man-to-man defense”) with existing facility based management (“zone defense”).

Partnership with ManufacturersManufacturers will be represented in senior management. Their roles will be clarified and full accountability will remain with TEPCO.

• Identify responsibilities by each Unit; introduction of competitive principles and cross-checking.• Identify responsibilities with regard to cross-sectional challenges common to the entire site.• Use specially negotiated procurement to strengthen manufacturer commitment.

Project Management Practices

PMFrozen soil walls

PMGroundwater management

PMTank construction

Engineering/Construction G

Electrical/Machinery G

Environmental/Assessment G

Project-specific management

Overall optim

ization

Facility based management

Mission StatementTo decontaminate and decommission the Fukushima Daiichi NPS with the greatest degree of expertise, safety, and efficiency; with the greatest possible regard for the environment and those who live in it.To develop and preserve that expertise and make it available to others in Japan and around the world.

Project Management Practices

UNIT 1 UNIT 2 UNIT 3 UNIT 4

MITSUBISHI (Waste Management, Etc.)