b. Unannounced Safety Inspection of H&N-Operated Facilities, PTD, June 24-27, 1975, Don R. Martin. Several OSHA citations issued. no problems. 3 All deficiencies resolved with Functional Appraisal of Contractor Performance, Radiological Safety Activities, August 8-12, 1975, L.J. O'Neill. Approximately twenty-five procedural recommendations made. All resolved without problem. A few items did require DNA funding. d. Functional Appraisal, Occupational Health and Medical Programs, January 18-23, 1976, William A. Albers, M.D., Hdgtrs. Several procedural problems developed in the handling of this appraisal, The contractor was not given an opportunity to review the draft. Copy of report went direct from Headquarters to doctor at J.A. NV is well aware of problems associated with the handling of this appraisal. e. Jezik Field Trip Report, February 10-16. Followup to Albers' appraisal. Concluded actions. recommendations. f. Radiological Safety Appraisal, January 25 - February 3, 1977, A.J. Whitman. Addressed above. g. Trip Report, Johnston Atoll, J. R. Reynolds. No new Occupational Safety, May 2, Five minor deficiencies noted. No recommendations made. 1977, No formal report made. Ah. Trip Report, Occupational Health Program, August 23-31, 1977, J.D. Barrett III. Reviewed several areas and made suggestions. No formal recommendations. H&N complied where additional funding not required. Commander disapproved a work order to screen food preparation area at Waikiki Club because of lack of funding. In August 1977 DNA initiated the use of the Armed Forces Radiological Research Institute (AFFRI) to review radiological and safety matters at Enewetak. The AFFRI team includes DOE representatives from ORNL, Radiological safety and procedures aie reviewed in depth and have been followed up by FC and in a large part by DOE/ERSP. One member of the team is an OSHA representative, however, the inspections made are an overview and do not enter into the in-depth review of occupational, environmental and industrial safety review and guidance required. How the AFFRI team's findings are integrated with application of DOE/NV safety policy and procedures is a matter which requires resolution.