1. JOHN R. WRAY
9 Beech Hill Drive (302) 239-9890 (H)
Newark, DE 19711 (302) 690-0394 (C)
johnrobertwray@gmail.com
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PROFESSIONAL STATUS:
Certified Health Physicist - Since 1982
Power Reactor Specialty
Registered Professional Nuclear Engineer- Since 1978
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
State of California
QUALIFICATIONS IN SUMMARY:
 Over forty-two years of varied experience in the nuclear industry ... Lead
Radiation Protection Engineer for a major architect engineering firm … Senior
Health Physics Inspector and Senior Enforcement Specialist with the Nuclear
Regulatory Commission ... Corporate Health Physicist for a leading utility ...
Radiation Protection Manager for a two unit PWR.
 Strong interpersonal skills … Results oriented … Learns quickly and enjoys
challenges ... Major career achievements and satisfactions have come from
positions with responsibility for identification of problems and authority for
resolution of issues ... skilled in decision making.
 Career has involved project and personnel management in the areas of power
plant health physics, radwaste management, emergency preparedness,
decommissioning and remediation activities at reactor and materials facilities, dry
cask storage and transportation, radiological engineering, environmental
monitoring, radioactive effluents, fuel facility and academic institution inspections,
root cause analyses, corrective action programs.
 Recently retired from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission … presently available
for consulting work commensurate with my extensive background in applied
health physics and regulatory compliance assessments.
EDUCATION:
M.S. NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, Boston, Massachusetts
Environmental Engineering and Science, June 1978
B.S. RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, Troy, New York
Nuclear Engineering and Science, June 1973

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EXPERIENCE:
2007 to U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, Maryland
2015 SR. ENFORCEMENT SPECIALIST - OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT
Managed escalated enforcement cases for fuel facilities, power reactors, and material
licensees ... Team Leader for assessments of enforcement program effectiveness at
multiple NRC regions … Prepared the Agency's Annual Enforcement Program Report
... responsible for maintaining the Enforcement Manual current with effective guidance
to the staff on processing enforcement matters ... Interfaced with OGC, OEDO, OIG,
FSME, NMSS, NRR, and all regions regarding program enhancements (e.g. Policy and
Manual Feedback Form development; RIC presentations; OIG Audits) ... Made
presentations at FCIX ... Conducted enforcement panels and PECs. In addition, I
possess a Q clearance and have participated in security related enforcement actions.
Recently, I was involved with the Financial Assurance case against Constellation and
the Foreign Ownership and Control violations against the Yankee Corporation ISFSI
units. For 5 months prior to my assuming my present position, I was a Project Manager
in the Spent Fuel Storage and Transportation Division of NMSS responsible for reviews
of licensing actions regarding Dry Cask Storage Systems and Transportation Casks.
1997 to U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
2007 HEALTH PHYSICIST- DNMS
Conducted inspections at NRC licensed and formerly licensed facilities of
decommissioning and remediation activities. Performed Final Status Surveys of sites in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Received Special Act Awards for
decommissioning work at Connecticut Yankee's Haddam Neck Plant. My position
required coordination with NRC Headquarters, ORISE, legal counsel, and State
government officials when determining status of sites relative to NRC Decommissioning
Guidelines for release for unrestricted use. Knowledgeable with Marrssm and NUREG
5849 decommissioning requirements. I was the Project Manager for the Yankee Rowe
Nuclear Power Plant and the Lead Decommissioning Inspector for the Haddam Neck
Nuclear Power Plant. Lead a team of inspectors and NRC headquarters personnel to
evaluate licensee's readiness to move spent reactor fuel and authorize use of ISFSI.
Conducted security inspections at decommissioning plants following 9/11.
1994 to Public Service Electric and Gas Company, Nuclear Business Unit
1996 PRINCIPAL HEALTH PHYSICIST- RADIOLOGICAL SUPPORT
Radiation Protection Department Head for a group of 10 Radiological Engineers, 3
Supervisors, 5 Instrument Technicians, and 2 Dosimetry Clerks. Provided technical
services to Salem and Hope Creek Generating Stations in the area of health physics,
radiological effluents, radioactive waste disposal, personnel radiation exposure records,
meteorological tower maintenance, and environmental monitoring. Responsible for
program improvements and assessments to elevate performance at the stations.
Coordinated the Corporate ALARA Program.

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1988 to Public Service Electric and Gas Company, Salem Nuclear Generating Station
1994 RADIATION PROTECTIONENGINEER (RPM)
Radiation Protection Manager for a 2 unit PWR facility supervising 12 management
employees and 50 technicians. Interfaced with onsite organizations (Corporate Health
Physics Services, Medical, Security, Licensing, Human Resources, etc.) and offsite
agencies (INPO, NRC, Agreement States, etc.).Member of the Emergency Response
Team.
In my six years at Salem, I stabilized the Radiation Protection Program and projected a
positive image to the NRC and INPO. I managed the department to both capital and
O&M budgets, promoted and hired quality people into the organization, and placed
Salem radiation protection department performance indicators in the INPO best quartile.
1987 to Public Service Electric and Gas Company, Hope Creek Generating Station
1988 SENIOR SUPERVISOR- RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL CONTROL
Supervised two first line supervisors and eight technicians during routine operations
having oversight of the BWR plant gaseous effluents, radioactive waste and
transportation programs, instrument and respiratory protection programs, department
budgetary process, decontamination facility, and source control. During the first
refueling outage at Hope Creek, I directed all radiation protection personnel for one of
three shifts. I was the Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC) for numerous
Emergency Drills.
1984 to Southern California Edison Company, Rosemead, California
1987 CORPORATE HEALTH PHYSICIST
Prepared NRC exemption requests for disposal of low-level radioactive environmental
debris and use of an Iodine protection factor with respirators. Assisted in the
preparation of the Annual Operating Environmental Monitoring Report. Involved with
low-level radwaste issues including onsite storage facility and state compact bills.
Conducted ALARA design review classes for company engineers and subcontractors.
My position involved providing technical and supervisory assistance to the San Onofre
Nuclear Generating Station radiation protection program. I reviewed health physics and
radioactive waste management activities. I was a member of the Liquid Effluent
Reduction Task Force. I evaluated the impact of the Probability of Causation tables on
site exposure limits.

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1979 to U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Atlanta, Georgia
1984 SENIOR HEALTH PHYSICS INSPECTOR
Performed routine inspections of nuclear power plants, research and test reactors, and
fuel facilities pertaining to licensee's radiation protection and radioactive waste
management programs.
 Spent extensive time at Three Mile Island during initial recovery
 Participated as evaluator in the Health Physics Appraisal Program
 Appointed regional Licensing Coordinator for HP licensing actions
 Participated in first Full Federal Emergency Response Exercise
 Participated as council's technical advisor during recording of plaintiff's
deposition regarding radiation induced cancer.
1973 to STONE & WEBSTER ENGINEERING CORP., Boston, Massachusetts
1978 RADIATION PROTECTIONENGINEER
Responsible for radiological aspects of Construction Permit and Operating License
applications including PSAR, ER, FSAR preparations, accident analyses, shielding
calculations, source term determinations, ALARA reviews, occupational dose
assessments, radiation monitoring equipment procurement, emergency planning
studies, and Appendix I evaluations. Promoted to Lead Radiation Protection Engineer
of a two unit PWR project which required occasional supervision of 2-4 professional
people and a reasonable amount of client contact.
HONORS AND AWARDS:
Listed in Who’s Who in Frontier Science and Technology (1984/1985)
NRC Certificate of Recognition (1981)
NRC Certificates of Appreciation (1980, 1982, 1983)
Proctor for ABHP Certification Exam (1985, 1986)
Member of the ABHP Certification Panel of Examiners (1990 - 1992)
Co-inventor of Remotely Operated Managed Maintenance Robotic System (1993)
Co-Author/Presenter “Automation of Steam Generator Services at PSE&G”
at the International ALARA Conference (1994)
EPRI Recognition for Improved Economic Performance in Radwaste (1994)
Author/Presenter of Electronic Dosimetry at INPO RPM Workshop (1995)
NRC Special Act Awards for Haddam Neck Decommissioning Work (1997/1998)
NRC Performance Awards (2002 through 2015)
NRC High Quality Award (2008)