DANIEL J. SHEA

**** ******** ***** • Houston, TX 77008 • 832-***-**** • ad41q0@r.postjobfree.com

Accomplished Attorney-Executive and Project Manager with education and experience in Nuclear Power (military and civilian) with a focus on post TMI, engineering driven, man- machine interface design a/k/a Human Factors Engineering (HFE). Leader in the methodology that insures engineering-operations linkage so that any HFE program is traceable with “part number specificity” that relates back to 10 CFR 50.34 §§ (f)(2)(i) and (ii) design bases and NUREG-0711 Rev. 3.

KEY QUALIFICATIONS & ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Law (25 years)

Admitted to practice in TX, MA, and NY state and federal courts and federal regulatory agencies. Have developed skills in computer technology, e-discovery, and e-filing in state and federal courts. Significant administrative law experience (USNRC and DOE). Interested in emerging fields of brain science and technology transfer. Represented Operations, Maintenance, and Training Managers at South Texas Nuclear Project (STNP) in litigation between HL&P and Cities of San Antonio and Austin over Cities alleged mis- management of STNP by Houston Lighting & Power Co. Extensive written communication on HFE, focused on NUREG-0711 Rev. 3 with former NRC Chair, Christine Svinicki. Project Management (Pre-law, 8 years)

As President, Human Engineering Associates, Inc., (1980 to 1987) partnered with EBASCO Services in a Joint Venture to provide HFE to nuclear power plants in the area of operational safety analysis and control room redesign that includes data sensor failures and misinformation as part of an HFE program. Clients included Waterford, STNP and Shoreham. Studied the causes and effects of Three-Mile Island and consulted with Electricite de France to determine its policy on human interaction with instrumentation and control systems including effects of information over-load on operators in emergencies. Engineering (Pre-law, 5 years)

At NUS Corp, introduced table-top “task analysis” that utilized Industrial Psychologists to sample operator experience for “validation” of NUS proprietary training programs in non- nuclear plants to satisfy EEOC requirements after Griggs v. Duke Power Co., 401 U.S. 424. After TMI, concluded that operator driven task analysis was insufficient “up-front” to deal with the real time demands of nuclear power plant emergencies. Instead, it became clear that job design (a/k/a “task allocation”) was needed before operator feedback was taken into account in an iterative process in a simulator. This conclusion led to the EBASCO Joint Venture. Earlier, in the Navy, licensed as RO and SRO equivalents for a submarine under construction at Electric Boat. Participated in core load, initial criticality, and sea trials. WORK HISTORY

DANIEL J. SHEA, PC.

Attorney practicing civil litigation in state and federal courts and regulatory agencies. HUMAN ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES, INC. Joint Venture with EBASCO Services, Inc. For Human Factors Engineering. Both HEA and EBASCO shuttered after Chernobyl. West to Law School in Houston.

NUCLEAR UTILITY SERVICES CORP., Rockville, MD and Houston, Director of Personnel Analysis Division

RELEVANT FORMAL EDUCATION

SOUTH TEXAS COLLEGE OF LAW, Houston

Doctor of Law

UNITED STATES NAVAL NUCLEAR POWER SCHOOL

Reactor Engineer License, Fleet Ballistic Missile

Submarines With Training at Bettis Atomic Power Lab KEY POINTS - PROFESSIONAL LESSONS-LEARNED

o Engineering-Operations separation is a historical remnant of dual licensing. Combined licensing begins to remedy this phenomenon but not completely. Look to the significant differences between NUREG - 0711 Rev. 2 and Rev. 3. Study the effects of the presence of Brookhaven N.L. on the HFE process for AP1000.

o Be aware that 10 CFR 50.34 § (f)(2)(ii) provides for INPO co- ordination. If by “co-ordination” is meant that INPO provides regulatory input into operator job design and training, that could violate the Energy Reorganization Act of 1974 since INPO is now under the authority of DOE rather than the NRC.

PROFESSIONAL LICENSURE & ADMISSIONS

State Bar of Texas

Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers

New York State Board of Law Examiners

U.S. District Courts for the Southern District of Texas, District of Massachusetts, and Southern and Eastern Districts of New York U.S. Courts of Appeals for the First and Fifth Circuits U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces

United States Supreme Court