Assessment of the Agreement Materials Unit Staffing Sample Clauses

Assessment of the Agreement Materials Unit Staffing. There are approximately 460 NRC licenses in Massachusetts, of which about 430 would be transferred to the program under the proposed Agreement. These would be added to the approximately 180 NARM licenses that the program currently regulates, for a total of approximately 600 licenses. Based on the experience of other States, NRC staff expects many of the NARM licensees to also hold NRC licenses, and that over a period of time facilities holding both NARM and agreement materials licenses will seek to combine them. This experience suggests a final number of 450 to 500 licenses. The organizational chart shows 31 professional staff positions, of which 13 would be assigned to the agreement materials program unit. Currently, there are 7 individuals assigned to the unit full-time, and 5 assigned part time, with 1 vacancy. One of the part- time staff members is the program director, who will also act as the unit manager. The combined effort of the 5 part-time individuals sums to 2 full-time-equivalents (FTE). The NRC staff sums the total technical/professional effort of the 12 individuals to equal 9 FTEs. Although there is no current quantitative guideline in this area, NRC has, in the past, used a guideline indicator of 1.0 to 1.5 FTE per 100 licenses in reviewing existing Agreement State programs. Using the estimates of 9 technical/professional FTEs in the agreement materials unit, and 600 licenses initially, there would be approximately 1.5 technical/professional FTE per 100 licenses. While this number is at the high end of the range, NRC staff notes that the Commonwealth will assume regulatory responsibility for several licensees with unusually complex operations, including large medical, university, and industrial manufacturing programs. NRC staff believes, therefore, that an initial staffing level at or above the high end of the range is appropriate. NRC staff further notes that several of the agreement materials unit positions will, in the future, be dedicated to the licensing and regulation of an anticipated low-level radioactive waste disposal site. The program does not, however, expect to receive an application for a waste disposal site in the near future. The anticipated combination of NARM and agreement materials licenses by facilities that currently hold both types will reduce the total number of licenses as described above and increase the staff-to-materials-license ratio. This will have the effect of allowing staff members to be reassigned to waste s...
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