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Inspection Report Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories Site 300 Inspection date - October 28 and 29, 2003 October 28, 2003 arrived at LLNLS300 badging office around 8:00 a.m., I had already phoned Mr. Shih so that he could get here at about the same time. Mr. Shih arrived about the same time I did. We proceeded through the badging proceedure and waited for Mr. Terusaki and Ms. Folks to arrive. An in -briefing was held in the former location for the badging office. A sign -in sheet was passed around (Attachment E). I began the in -briefing by explaining the purpose of the visit. I explained that the inspection involves: taking photographs, reviewing and copying records, questioning personnel and inspecting hazardous waste handling areas. I also explained the role of the CUPA representative, Mr. Shih, stating that while he was here as an observer he could make not of any concerns he or his Department might have and discuss it with them after my inspection had been completed. I then asked for and received consent from Mr. Lane. I provided Ms. Folks with a written list of records and documents which I would want to review (Attachment F). We then discussed the areas which I planned to inspect. I explained that I would be including generator areas as well as the permitted facilities during this inspection. I added that I would inspect the following areas; EWSF Bldg. 883, EWSF Magazine 816 and M 1-5, EWTF Bldg. 845-A/B, the open burn and open detonation treatment facilities, and EWTF Bldg. 829. I began my observations with the permitted EWSF Bldg. 883, which is identified in the Part B as a permitted container storage area. Mr. Fisher was the main escort for this portion of my inspection. Mr. Tageson was currently not available. This facility is divided into two storage areas. The two storage areas are separated by a masonry wall. The 90 -day storage area is on the north side and the permitted container storage area is located on the south side. The permitted facility can store containers of hazardous waste for up to one year. The entrances to both areas are maintained locked. At my request Mr. Fischer unlocked the gate to the permitted storage area. Mr. Anderson, conducted radiation monitoring prior to any entry into the permitted storage area. After Mr. Anderson deemed it safe for my entry I began my inspection of this area. A decon station equipped with an eyewash/shower is located inside, and immediately to the right of the entrance. DTSC (3/95) Page 1 of 12