|
|
Lance G. DeYoung
EXPERIENCE SUMMARY
Mr. DeYoung has more than 30 years of experience in Safety and Hazard
Analysis, Weapons Systems Analysis, Safety and Security of Nuclear
Weapons, Non-reactor Nuclear Facility Design, Authorization Basis
including Safety Analysis Reports, Basis for Interim Operations (BIOs),
Technical Safety Requirements (TSRs), and Un-reviewed Safety Questions (USQs).
DETAILED EXPERIENCE
Mr. DeYoung has conducted TSR implementation and prepared over 200 USQs
for a reactor facility (TA-18) at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).
In addition, he performed authorization basis and hazards analysis for the
Plutonium Processing Facility (TA-55) at LANL. (1999?2000)
In the area of safety and hazard analysis, Mr. DeYoung has performed
hazards analysis for the dismantlement of nuclear weapons at the Pantex
Plant. Weapons analyzed included B61, W76, and W69. (1994?1998). In
addition, Mr. DeYoung served as the lead analyst for three safety analysis
reports (SARs) for the Pantex Plant weapon component staging and
assembly/disassembly facilities. Analysis included preparation of TSRs,
identification of SSCs, and extensive investigation of natural phenomenon
incidents. (1991?1994). DeYoung also served as lead analyst for
preparation of a fire hazards analysis (FHA) for a large plutonium staging
facility. (1993), and conducted hazard analysis and provided mechanical
engineering design packages for hazardous materials processing equipment
and facilities for the Rocky Flats Restart Project. (1990).
In the area of Weapons System Analysis, Mr. DeYoung has performed
evaluations of conventional weapons, comparing the effectiveness of
advanced conventional weapons to tactical nuclear weapons for both
strategic and tactical applications. (1989?1990). In addition, as a member
of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Prometheus team, Mr. DeYoung
analyzed the hypervelocity particle concept for strategic defense against
ballistic missiles. (1988). Mr. DeYoung also was responsible for the Air
Force portion of joint DoD/DOE Phase 2A-Phase 7 studies including
engineering development of warheads for the delivery system, cost and
benefit tradeoffs, and stockpile management. (1984?1987). In addition, he
was responsible for nuclear weapon technical publications, nuclear weapons
effects publications, development of advanced weapon concepts, and nuclear
employment options at the Defense Nuclear Agency. (1981?1984)
EDUCATION
M.S., Nuclear Engineering, Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT), 1974
B.S., Mechanical Engineering, University of Missouri, 1965
SECURITY CLEARANCE
DOE “Q”, active
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Tau Beta Pi Association
Air Force Association
System Safety Society (New Mexico Chapter) |
|
