Shipping to WIPP Travis R. Myers 5/24/17 Resuming

Shipping to WIPP Travis R. Myers 5/24/17 Resuming Shipments to WIPP Site Idaho Site Oak Ridge Site Savannah River Site Waste Control Specialists Los Alamos Site

TOTAL Projected Shipments 61 24 8 11 24 128 * Estimated WIPP TRU Shipments - February 2017 through January 2018 The Department of Energy (DOE) developed estimates for the resumption of shipments of transuranic (TRU) waste to

the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) 2 Resuming Shipments to WIPP (cont.) Carlsbad Field Office Manager Todd Shrader stated: We are pleased that WIPP is once again emplacing waste. The suspension of disposal operations has posed challenges at DOE sites, with backlogs of TRU waste building up. Resuming shipments from generator sites is important to support cleanup and ongoing missions at

those sites. We look forward to doing that as soon and as safely as possible. 3 Generator Sites Waste destined for WIPP must meet readiness to load and ship TRU containers; and must meet the updated Documented Safety Analysis requirements

Fluor Idaho, LLC, on behalf of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) supports the Departments cleanup mission at the Idaho Site under the Idaho Cleanup Project Core Contract (ICP Core) 4 Idaho Cleanup Project Core Fluor Idaho was successful in releasing their first WIPP shipment on April 6, 2017

5 APRIL 10, 2017 CARLSBAD, N.M. EMs Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) announced receipt of its first shipment of transuranic (TRU) waste since WIPP reopened in January. The shipment from Idaho is an important milestone for WIPP and for DOE host communities 6 The Roadway to Success Surveillances and Assessments

January- Generator Site Technical Review (GSTR) The GSTR is one of several new requirements that must be successfully completed to regain certification authority for TRU waste shipments to WIPP March- Coordinated with WIPP for completing a TRUPACT Mock Shipment Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Facility Over the road 7

Mock Shipment- AMWTP Conducted a Management Assessment (MA) for transportation activities in preparation for CH-TRU waste shipments to the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP). The dry run initiated on March 6, 2017 and involved participation from the Idaho State Police, Carlsbad Field Office (CBFO), CAST Transportation LLC, Packaging and Transportation (P&T), Operations, and RadCon The mock shipment was delayed for two days due to weather and was released on March 8, 2017. -

The exercise delay was typical for spring weather and provided good preparation for loaded TRUPACT-II shipping delays 8 Mock Shipment- AMWTP (Cont.) The following assessment focus areas were reviewed: Work Control / NRC packaging user- DOE O 460.1C Procedures / Operations HazMat Communications, Marking and Labeling, and

Shipping Papers Coordination and Notifications Idaho State Police (ISP)- CVSA VI Radiological Surveys Individual Training, including TRANSCOM for Shippers Future Logistics- e-mail distribution list, badging, WDS, ATLAS, other items 9 Mock Shipment- Over the Road 10

Mock Shipment- Over the Road (Cont.) The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) transportation program traveled WIPP transportation corridors to support state-sponsored road shows to give the public an opportunity to learn about shipping waste packages to the facility 11 WIPP Shipping Progress

Idaho Site schedule- April one shipment per week and two shipments per week in May April completed 4 shipments May will complete ~9 shipments Cast and Visionary continue to provide carrier services Interfaces with the Idaho State Police, Nuclear Waste Partnership, Carlsbad Field Office, and TRANSCOM have functioned smoothly

12 CBFO Surveillance- Week of CTMA! 13 Progress Across the Complex Questions about the Idaho shipping campaign will be deferred to the conclusion of a second presentation

Next we will hear about Las Alamos National Laboratory A truck from Idaho arrived at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in the night 14