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Baker Hughes Mining Tools, Inc.dba Eastman Teleco Company

| ATTN: Hubert E. WindersRadiation Safety Officer

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,Gentlemen:

Please find enclosed Amendment No. 01 to your NRC material license. Youshould review this amendment carefully and be sure that you understand allconditions. If you have any questions, you may contact the reviewer who

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Your letter referenced the information provided in response to InformationNotice No. 89-25 regarding corporate reorganization. The changes in yourorganization are being reviewed as a separate action. You will be notified ofthe results of that review.

Please be advised that you must conduct your program involving radioactivematerials in accordance with the conditions of your NRC license,representations made in your license application, and NRC regulations. Inparticular, note that you must:

1. Operate in accordance with NRC regulations 10 CFR Part 19, " Notices,Instructions and Reports to Workers: Inspection and Investigations,"10 CFR Part 20, " Standards for Protection Against Radiation," and otherapplicable regulations. ,

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2. Possess radioactive material only in the quantity and form indicated in'|

your license.

3. Use radioactive material only for the purpose (s) indicated in your |license. '

4. Notify NRC in writing of any change in mailing address (no fee requiredif the location of radioactive material remains the same).

5. Request and obtain written NRC consent before transferring your licenseor any right thereunder, either voluntarily or involuntarily, directlyor indirectly, 'through transfer of control of your license to any personor entity. A transfer of control of your license includes not only atotal change of ownership, but also a change in the controlling interestin your company whether it is a corporation, partnership, or otherentity.

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In addition, appropriate license amendments must be requested andobtained for any other planned changes in your facility or program thatare contrary to your license or contrary to representations made in yourlicense application, as well as supplemental correspondence thereto,which are incorporated into your license. A license fee may be chargedfor the amendments if you are not in a fee-exempt category.

6. Submit a complete renewal application with proper fee, or terminationrequest at least 30 days before the expiration date on your license.You will receive a reminder notice approximately 90 days before theexpiration date. Possession of radioactive material after your licenseexpires is a violation of NRC regulations.

7. Request termination of your license if you plan to permanentlydiscontinue activities involving radioactive material.

You will be periodically inspected by NRC. A fee may be charged forinspections in accordance with 10 CFR Part 170. Failure to conduct yourprogram in accordance with NRC regulations, license conditions, andrepresentations made in your license application and supplementalcorrespondence with NRC will result in enforcement action against you. Thiscould include issuance of a notice of violation; imposition of a civilpenalty; or an order suspending, modifying, or revoking your license asspecified in the General Policy and Procedures for NRC Enforcement Action,10CFR Part 2, Appendix C. Since serious consequences to employees and thepublic can result from failure to comply with NRC requirements, prompt andvigorous enforcement action will be taken when dealing with licensees who donot achieve the necessary meticulous attention to detail and the high standardof compliance which the NRC expects of its licensees.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Sincerely,

OriginalSigned ByMvlan H. Campbell

Vivian H. Campbell, Health PhysicistNuclear Materials Licensing Section

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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory CommissionAttn: Jack WhittenSenior Health Physicist-Licensing611 Ryan Plaza Drive Suite 1000Arlington, TX 76011

RE: NRC Ucense No. 17-27437-01

The intent of this document is to request an amendment to our NRC license. InformationNotice No. 89-25 has been sent in and the requested amendments indicated herein are inconjunction with the respective notice.

Each requested amendment item will be referenced to the item number under the Contentsof An Application as per the Guide For The Preparation of Applications For The Use ofRadioactive Materials in Well Logging Operations.

Item 5 - Material To Be Possessed

Add: Radioisotope Cobalt-60Physical Form Metal Wire, Bead or PelletMaximum Amount 3 Millicuries total, not to exceed 1 Microcurie per

individual unit / source.

Item 6 - Purpose For Which Ucensed Material Will Be Used

Used as Radioactive Markers,10 CFR 39.47, for the purpose of accurately markingthe depth position of tools used during gravel packing and/or perforating operationsin the completion work of oil and gas wells,

item 7 -Individuals Responsible For Radiation Safety Program

Change: Overall corporate organizational structure, please reference attachmentnumber 1.

Delete: Mike J. Prezgay as assistant, reference license condition 11. A.

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Add: Joseph H. Dudek, Jr. as assistant RSO, reference license condition 11. A.

For Mr. Joseph Dudek's training and experience please reference attachmentnumber 2.

Item 9 - Facilities and Equipment

Add: A Temporary Storage Site Only - Corner of Drill Site Drive and Sag RiverDelta Road in Deadhorse, Alaska on the North Slope. This is a Baker HughesINTEO location which will be used as a temporary storage site betweenperforming well logging services for the customer.

Item 10.4 - Radiation Detection instruments and Calibration

Change: As per the requirements of 10 CFR 39.33 (b), Baker Hughes INTEO hasacquired additional instrumentation sensitive enough to detect low radiationlevels that could be encountered if a seal source ruptured. We refer to theseinstruments as " mud monitors" and are/will be used as specified by 10 CFR39.69 (c). Once the respective instrument is purchased it is package in aspecial container and prepared for shipment to the jobsite in the event INTEO'slogging tool containing a sealed source (s) becomes lodged in the well. Thespecial water proof and padded container (s) provides protection from damageto the instrument (s). Therefore, because of the low usage rate, special caregiven to the instruments and the fact that 10 CFR 39.33 (c) refers to the surveyinstruments used regularly in 10 CFR 39.33 (a) only. We request that INTEObe allowed to have the " Mud Monitors" calibrated annually versus every 6months. An INTEO technician will perform a physical inspection and batterycheck after each use and/or every 6 months.

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After reviewin0 the requirements and n|sponsibiliges of the RSO and to property ensure thatthe provisions, requirements and licanae conditior)s era met, we have appointed Mr. Winders >as Manager, Radiation Safety Officer br North Wmerica. His responsibilities include thoseoutlined in the Guide For The Preparation of App!! cations For The Use of Radhw*ive

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Training and Experience ;

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1. Triton College A, B, C, D 2 years yes yes(1974) i

2. Nuclear Chicago /|Searle Diagnostics A, B, C, D 'll years yes no

(1965)3. Harvard School of

Public Health A, B, C, D 1 week no yes(1987)

4. PrincetonGamma-Tech Inc. A, B, C, D 7 years yes no

(1979)5. Stan A. Hubner

Consultants, Inc. A, B, C, D 3 days no yes(1989) '

6. Christ's College,Cambridge England A, B, D- 1 week no yes

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Australia A, B, C, D 4 days no yes.(1993)

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1965-1979 Nuclear Chicago /Searle Diagnostics, Inc. DesPlaines, Ill.Both informal training by health physicist and on-the -jobtraining on survey meter calibration and use, nuclear medicineinstrumentation, including scintillation cameras, imageintensifiers, scanners, well counters, and liquid scintillation ;

counters. Supervised a radioactive material hot lab where liquidradioisotopes were loaded in various test phantoms for instrumentresearch and development.

1973-1975 Triton College, River Grove, Ill. Nuclear Medicine TechnologyBasic courses in nuclear science, leading to an associate inscience degree in nuclear medicine technology, including bothclassroom training and clinical application in hospitals.Detection equipment included all forms of gas detectors,scintillation detectors and miscellaneous detectors such as filmbadges and thermoluminescent dosimetry. Training led tocertification as a Registered Nuclear Medicine Technologist byboth the American Registry of Clinical Pathologists and theAmerican Registry of Radiologic Technologists.

1979-1986 Princeton Gamma-Tech, Inc./ Princeton Geophysics, Inc.Princeton, NJ. Radiation Safety Officer (NRC, NJ)

Performed all duties as Radiation Safety Officer for PrincetonGamma-Tech Inc. Designed procedures and operated tools using gammaand neutron sources in the laboratory and at temporary job sitesfor mineral and oilfield logging. Responsible for training of allemployees regarding radioactive safety, procedures andregulations. I was designated and operated as a well loggingsupervisor from 1980-1983. (Licenses: NRC, NJ, TX)

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1986-1992 Teleco Oilfield Services Inc. Meriden Ct. Radiation SafetyOfficer (NRC, CT)

Performed all duties as Radiation Safety Officer for TelecoOilfield Services Inc. Developed, implemented and supervised asuccessful worldwide radiation safety program. Licenses for bothin-house operations and field site well logging operations wereobtained from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, State of

4Louisiana, United Kingdom, Scotland, Norway, Germany, Canada, andthe Netherlands. Led the successful development of nuclear well >

logging instrumentation and developed operational procedures for{field use. I was designated as a well logging supervisor from 1987 |

to 1989 and trained employees on all aspects of radiation safety !

and operational uses.

1992-present Baker Hughes Inteq Houston Tx. Manager RadiationProtection

Responsible for managing a worldwide radiation safety program in I

support of all operations. All regional and facility radiationsafety officers functionally report to me. Licensing / trainingsupport will be given to all Baker Hughes Inteq facilities by thecorporate HSE department.

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MAXIMUM - WHERE EXPERIENCE WAS GAINEDISOTOPE AMOUNT ' AND DURATION OF EXPERIENCE TYPE OF USE .

Tc895 1.0 curie Searle Diagnostics 9 yrs, instrumentationLoyola Univ. Hospital 2 yrs. Testing &University of Chicago 4 yrs. Clinical Applic.

67Ga 20 mCl. Searle Diagnostics 4 yrs, as aboveLoyola Univ. Hospital-- 1 yr.-

1131 2 Mel. Searle Diagnostics 4 yrs, as above !. .

Loyola Univ. Hospital 1 yr,

gfi Xe133 20 mCl. Searle Diagnostics'~ _4 yrs. -as above

| Loyola Univ. Hospital 2 yrs. g| St. Anne's Hospital 1 yr. ja - - s- ,

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201Tl 5 mCl. Searle Diagnostics 2 yrs. as above - YiUniversity of Chicago 3 yrs.

-[Ga68 5 mCl. Searle Diagnostics 5 yrs, as above

18F 10 mCl. University of Chicago : 4 yrs. as above -

241Am 1 mCl. Searle_ Diagnostics 11 yrs. Instrumentation -Teleco Oilfield Sve. 6 yrs. Testing

60Co 1 m Cl. Teleco Oilfield Sve. 6 yrs. as above -

S7Co 50 mCl. Searle Diagnostics 11 yrs, as above

226Ra 2 mCl. Searle Diagnostics 11 yrs, as above

Cs137 50 uCI. Searle Diagnostics 11 yrs. as above

50 mCl. Princeton Gamma-T6ch 7 yrs. as above

3 curies Teleco Oilfield Sve. 6 yrs. Well Logging =

Cf252 25 ugrams Princeton Gamma Tech 7 yrs. Well LoggingTeleco Oilfield Sve. 6 yrs. Well Logging

55Fe 50 mCl. Princeton Gamma-Tech 7 yrs. XRF Instruments -

Cd 109 25 mCl. Princeton Gamma-Tech 7 yrs. XRF Instruments

3H 100 curies Princeton Gamma-Tech 4 yrs. Well Logging

239Pu /Be 1 curie Princeton Gamma-Tech 7 yrs. InstrumentationTesting

241Am /Be 5 curies Teleco Oilfield Sve. 6 yrs. Instrum .7t: tionTasi'.1g

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