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| Name and NRC Action Number |
Action Type (Severity) & Civil Penalty (if any) |
Date Issued | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chicago Bridge and Iron Charlotte, NC EA-12-189 |
NOV (SL II & SL III) $36,400 |
04/18/2013 | On April 18, 2013, the NRC issued a Notice of Violation and Proposed Imposition of Civil Penalties in the amount of $36,400 to to Chicago Bridge & Iron’s (CB&I) facility in Charlotte, North Carolina, formerly known as Shaw Power Group (SPG). This action is based on two violations associated with 10 CFR 52.5, “Employee protection.” Specifically, SPG terminated a former Quality Assurance Supervisor on May 20, 2011, because he notified Louisiana Energy Services, a Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensee, of a potential 10 CFR Part 21 issue regarding apparently faulty rebar that may have been shipped to their facility by a third party vendor. This employee protection issue was categorized as a Severity Level II violation. The second violation relates to the prohibitive language in Shaw’s Corporate Code of Conduct which prohibits, restricts, or otherwise discourages an employee from participating in a protected activity including notifying an NRC licensee of matters within the NRC’s regulatory responsibility. This issue was categorized as a Severity Level III violation. |
| Construction Products Research, Inc. Fairfield, CT EA-97-471 |
NOV (SL I) |
01/16/1998 | Discrimination against individual. |
| Crane Nuclear, Inc. Kennesaw, GA EA-01-073 |
NOV (SL III) |
01/17/2001 | On January 17, 2002, a Notice of Violation was issued for a Severity Level III violation involving discrimination against two pump mechanics at the D.C. Cook Nuclear Power Station for engaging in protected activities. |
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