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RED-74-257 1 (1974-07-22)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaaave0001 and id is 1 raw text is: $4' - e, -sa C -0ftd UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE . o WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548 RESOURCEs AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIVISION JUL 2 2 1974 The Honorable Dixy Lee Ray Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission Dear Dr. Ray: We have surveyed the manpower needs of the nuclear power industry and the activities of the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) and other Federal agencies to help meet those needs. AEC and other Federal agencies have taken steps and are planning additional measures to insure an adequate supply of trained manpower to carry out nuclear power energy activities. Therefore, we do not plan any further work in this area at this time; however, we would like to bring the results of our survey to your attention, with the view that they might help you plan further actions in the manpower area. Because the safe and powerplants, the availability of trained manpower is important to timely design, construction, and operation of nuclear we were interested in --whether sufficient trained manpower was and would be available to support the growing number of nuclear plants becoming operable and being constructed and planned, --the effects any shortages of manpower might have on nuclear powerplant construction schedules, and --the efforts of AEC and other Federal agencies to (1) assess the manpower needs of the nuclear power industry and (2) help insure the availability of a continuing supply of qualified manpower. We made our survey at AEC Headquarters in Germantown and Bethesda, Maryland, and at AEC's Oak Ridge Operations Office and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, Tennessee. We also held discussions with officials of the Federal Energy Administration (FEA) and the Department of Labor. c V7 -- 3 5- 7 BEST DOCUMENT AVAILABLE oC) o' B-164105 Of y LM09s808

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