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IE Insp Rept 50-327/81-06 on 810223-26.No Noncompliance Noted.Major Areas Inspected:Qa Annual Review,Procurement, Records,Document Control,Offsite Review Committee & Offsite Support Staff
ML20003H491
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Site: Sequoyah Tennessee Valley Authority icon.png
Issue date: 03/24/1981
From: Belisle G, Fredrickson P, Upright C
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
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ETI Division SUMMARY Inspection on February 23-26, 1981 Areas Inspected This routine, announced inspection involved 52 inspector-hours on site and at TVA headquarters in the areas of QA annual review, procurement, records, document control, offsite review committee, audit and audit implementation, offsite support staff and licensee actions on previousl identified items.

Results Of the 8 areas inspected, no violations or deviations were identified.

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Persons Contacted Licensee Employees

    • W. Andrews, Nuclear Power QA Staff B. Page, Document Control Supervisor
  • H. Gelston, Compliance Staff
  • M. Harding, Ccmpliance Staff
    • D. Lambert, Regulatory Staff
    • T. Lee, Office of Power QA and Audit Staff
  • D. McCloud, QA Supervisor SNP W. McKnight, Management Services Supervisor
  • J. McGriff, Assistant Plant Superintendent
    • F. Szczepanski, Nuclear Safety Staff (NSRB)
  • B. Willis, QA Supervisor WBNP Other licensee employees contacted included technicians, operators, and office personnel.

NRC Resident Inspector

  • S. Butler
  • Attended exit interview at site on February 26, 1981
    • Attended exit interview at authority offices on February 26, 1.981 2.

Exit Interview The inspection scope and findings were summarized on February 26, 1981 with those prsons indicated in paragraph 1 above. The licensee was informed of the inspection results as discussed in the inde.. of findings, paragraph 12. A subsequent telephone conversa-tion was held on March 2, 1981 between P. Fredrickson and W Andrews clarifying the results of the item discussed in paragraph 7.a.

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Licensee Action on Previous Inspection Findings Not inspected.

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Unresolved Items Unresolved items are matters about which more information is required to determine whether they are acceptable or may involve noncompliance or deviations.

New unresolved items identified during this inspection are discussed in paragraphs 6.a. 6.b, 7.a, and 8.a.

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QA Program Annual Review (35701)

References:

(a) 'TVA Topical Report, TVA-TR75-1A, Revision 4 dated 8/80 (b)

Letter, L. M. ills to W. Haass, dated April 1, 1980 (c) Letter, W. Haass to L. Mills, dated August 13, 1980 The licensee is in the process of implementing Revision 4 of reference (a).

Thi: is discussed in IE Report 50-327/80-46, paragraph 5.

The inspector discussed with members of the QA staff the significance of this change.

The inspector reviewed the pro-cedures referenced throughout this report to verify their confor-mance to the accepted QA Program.

Based on this review no violations or deviations were identified.

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Procurement (38701)

References:

(a) N-0QAM, Part III, Section 2.1, Procurement of Material, Components and Spare Parts, revised 7/80 (b) N-0QAM, Part III, Section 7.2, Corrective Action, revised 1/80 (c)

DPM N76A10, Purchase Specifications for Critical Stock Metal Materials, Wire and Cable Used Inside Primary Containment, Welding-Materials, Valve Parts, and Pump Parts, revised 11/80

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Division of Nuclear Power Qualified Vendors List, Revision 0 dated 2/81 The inspector reviewed the licensees procedures to verify that

acceptable methods were being used to qualify vendors =which pro-vide quality goods or services; that these procedures required the maintenance of records of supplier qualifications and audits; and that responsibilities have been assigned to perform the vendor qualification program. To verify implementation, the inspector selected several vendors _for review of their TVA qualification detennination and also to verify that these vendors were documented on the qualified vendors list.

Based on this review, two unresolved items were identified and are discussed in paragraphs 6.a and.

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Annual Supplier Evaluation Reference (c), Appendix 5, requires annual supplier performance evaluations in order to validate the triennial audit conducted i

on all approved vendors.

These annual evaluations had not been conducted since 9/79 when this requirement was included I

in Appendix 5.

The inspector observed that annual evaluations are now being performed. A proposed.Part III, Section 2.4 of

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the N-0QAM, titled Preparation, Performance and Reporting of Supplier Quality Assurance Audits and Evaluatipn by the Nuclear-Central Office Staff, revises and clarifies the annual.evalua-tion method and the documenting of the triennial audits. This item is unresolved (327/81-06-02) pending NRC review of the complete implementation of the annual evaluation program.

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Level II Items Approved Vendors TVA uses a four-level method to categorize critical structures,

systems and components (CSSC) type material.

Level-I consists of those materials, components, and spare parts which are a part of, and whose failure would violate, the reactor coolant pressure boundary and also those other CSSC items that cannot be bought by industry stedards or reference part number.

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when the specified industry code or standard provides positive identification.

  • The inspector noted that only Level I ltem suppliers were identified on the approved vendor list.. The inspector then reviewed TVA audit OP0AA-CH-79-V-3 which also identified this

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apparent problem. As the results of this audit a reanalysis of the qualified vendors program was conducted and the program has been changed to requ!re qualified vendors for not only

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Level I items but also Level II items that require reporting

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under 10 CFR 21.

This item is unresolved (327/81-06-03)

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pending NRC review of the implementation of the vendor certifi-cation program for Level II, 10 CFR 21 material suppliers.

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Records (39701)

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References:

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AI-7,. Recorder Charts and Quali.ty Assurance Records, Revision 18 dated 1/81 (b) SQA-5, Plant Master File, revised 7/80 (c) Administrative SIL-75, Permanent Records Storage Facility (PRSF), Revision 7 dated 12/80 (d) Administrative SIL-74, Handling QA Records Transferred from Construction, Revision 0 dated

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_4-(e) Administrative SIL-81, Maintaining QA Records in the Plant Files, 721 Elevation Temporary Storage Facility, Revision 3 dated 9/80 (f) Administrative SIL-86, Filing QA Records, Revision 0 dated 4/80 (g) Power Stores SIL-8, Quality Assurance Records, revised 7/80 (h) Results SIL-A4, Disposition of Results Section Records, Revision 12 dated 9/80 The inspector reviewed various administrative and section instructions to verify that provisions had been made to maintain various types of quality records, in both permanent and temporary storage, and that responsibilities had been assigned to carry out the records storage requirements.

Records storage procedures were also reviewed to ensure that they described the storage facilities, the filing systems used, and methods of receipt, handling and disposal of the records.

In order to verify implementation of these procedures, the inspector selected two procurement contracts, two recorder charts, three maintenance instructions and two PORC minutes to verify indexing, retrievability and storage.

Based on this review one unresolved and one open item were identified and are discussed in paragraphs 7.a and 7.b.

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Control of Power Stores QA Records Attachment 9 of reference (a') contains the QA records that are required to be maintained by the plant Power Stores supervisor in his temocrary storage files.

Reference (g) states that a record index will be maintained for these records; but this

_ instruction letter only provides a reference to Attachment 9 instead of listing the required records.

During the review of the Power Stores temporary records storage facility, the inspector observed that the records custodian was aware of reference (g) but was not aware of the contents of Attachment-S

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and thus was unable to verify that records received agreed with the predetermined index checklist as required by ANSI N45.2.9, committed to by the licensee. No violation is issued at present, as the inspector dio not identify any quality type records that were not controlled.

The inspector did identify one type record, IQT Contracts, listed on Attachment 9, which the custodian was not controlling; but at the time of the inspection this record file did not contain any quality con-tracts, although quality IQT Contracts may be generated in the future.

This item is unresolved (327/81-06-04) pending the NRC review of the Power Stores temporary storage facility after the custodian is apprised of the index and the files are maintained in accordance with Attachment.9.

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Storage of Records The inspector had identified a records storage discrepancy during a previous inspection, item number 327/80-46-21,which noted that reference (a) did not agree with the N-0QAM in regards to a new revision to the accepted 1QA Program, changing temporary storage of records from an indefinite period of time to 3 months with exceptions listed in the N-0QAM. The Corrective Action Report mentioned in the previous report addressed this procedure discrepancy but not the implementation time frame for this records program change.

The licensee committed to a-target date of March 1,1982 for the complete implementation of the new records requirements.

Until this area is reviewed by the NRC, this item is open (327/81-06-07).

An identical item was identified at Browns Ferry as open item 259, 260, 296/81-02-08.

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Document Control (39702)

References:

(a) N-0QAM, Part III, Section 1.1, Document Control,

revised 2/80 (b) AI-25, Drawing Control After Licensing, Revision 2 dated 1/81 (c)

AI-4, Plant Instructions - Document Control, Revision 30~ dated 1/81 (d) AI-7, Records. Charts and Quality Assurance Records, Revision 18 dated 1/81 The inspector reviewed the references listed to verify they met the requirements of the accepted QA Program. The inspector also verified that Administrative controls have been established for the control of drawings and that indices are maintained for drawings, manuals, technical specifications and procedures which indicate current revisions.

The inspector selected the following documents to verify implementa' tion of the document control program.

Drawings Locations 47W844-1, 2, 3, 4 All drawings were verified 47W809-1 at the shift engineers office, 47W811-1 Unit I control room, maintenance 47W812-1 shop and instrument shop.

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Manuals Serial Number MIL-STD-1980 1, 2, 3, 4 Core Physics Characteristics of 1,2,3,4 SNP Unit 1, Cycle 1 ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code 1,2,3,4 Section XI Auxiliary Feedwater Pumps 1, 2 Isolation Amplifier Model 572 1,2,3,4,5,6,7, Technical Specifications 81, 72, 58, 69, 71, 57c Balance of Plant Specifications 58, 69, 71 Precautions, Limitations and Setpoints 7, 6, 70, 80 N-0QAM 56, 52, 58, 14, 57, 48 Procedures Simulator Training Shift Control Training Center Engineer. Room Library Office Unit 1

AI-18, Rev. 2 N/A N/A N/A

ADI-2, Rev. 5 N/A E01-7, Rev. 10 Rev. 9 Rev. 9

FHI-9, Rcv.1 N/A

G01-2, Rev. 15

PHYSI-13J, Rev. 2 N/A RCI-7, Rev. 9 N/A

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SU-1.0, Rev. 5 N/A N/A S0I-13.1, Rev. 3

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N/A. not applicable or checked out by personnel

  • - satisfactory E01-7 and SI-3 revisions were received and awaiting filing.

Based on this review one unresolved item, one open item and one inspector followup item were identified and are discussed in para-graphs 8.a-8.c.

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Validated copy #7 of Isolation Amplifier Modei 572 manufactured by Robert Shaw and validated copy #3 of ASME Boiler and Pressure

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Vessel Code,Section XI could not be located by the instrument shop or results sections respectively.

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supervisory personnel in these grcups detennined that these manuals were probably in use by plant personnel.

Until these manuals are positively located this item is unresolved (327/

81-06-01).

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Distribution of QA Procedures The mailing list - Sequoyah Operational Quality Assurance

Procedures, Log Sheet SQ-71 assigns 16 copies of the N-0QAM to

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SQA 43 assigns 13 copies of this manual to plant personnel.

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Unit SQA 43 is updated to reflect actual distribution of the N-00AM to plant personnel this item is open (327/81-06-06).

The licensee gave a target date of March 31, 1981 for the updating of SQA 43.

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Annual Review of Procedures

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Referen u (a), paragraph 4.2.1 requires plant procedures to be reviewed annually after issuance of an operating license.

On November 3, 1980 a memo was issued from the plant manager to cognizant plant personnel requesting this review commence.

Plant survey la-81-1 conducted January 22, 1981 identified that plant procedures were not being reviewed.

Until correc-tive action is taken on this finding and the licensee completes the review of plant procedures as required by the N-0QAM, this is identified as inspector followup item 327/81-06-08.

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Offsite Review Committee (40701)

References:

(a) Technical Specifications (b) N-0QAM, Part I, Section 6.1, TVA Office of Power, Nuclear Safety Review Board Charter, Revision 7 dated 10/80.

(c) POWER-NSRR 1.1, Preparation and Revision of Procedures, Revision 0 dated 10/80 (d) POWER-NSRP 1.3, Use of Consultants, Revision 0 dated 1/81 (e) POWER-NSRP 3.1, Conduct of Reviews, Revision 0

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(f) POWER-NSRP 4.2, Defect and Noncompliance Evaluation Required by 10 CFR 21, Revision 2

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The inspector reviewed the references listed to verify they met the requirements of the N-0QAM and the Technical Specifications.

The inspector also verified the following aspects of the NSRB operations:

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To verify these requirements, the inspector reviewed the results of 18 NSRB meetings held during 1980, specifically meeting minutes 11 through 18.

The inspector reviewed the qualifications of six NSRB members and.

five alternate members.

Based on this review no violations or deviations were identified.

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Audits and Audit Program Implementation (40702,40704)

References:

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N-0QAM, Part III, Section 5.1, Auditing of the Operational Quality Assurance Program for TVA Nuclear Plants, dated 10/80 (b) N-0QAM, Part III, Section 5.2, Qualification, Certification and Recertification of Quality Assurance Audit Personnel, dated 10/80 (c) OP-QAP-18.1, Audits, Revision 2 dated 12/79 (d) QAAS-QAP-3.1, Quality Audit Program, Revision 6 dated 12/80 (e)

TVA-TR75-1A, Revision 4 dated 8/80, Section 17.2.18, Audits and Section 17.2.16, Adverse Conditions and Corrective Action

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ID-QAP-18.1, Qualification, Certification and Recertification of Quality Assurance Audit Personnel, Revision 1 dated.7/76

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The inspector reviewed the references listed to verify they(Draft 3, met the reqLirements of the accepted QA Program and ANSI N45.2.12 Revision 4 - 1974) as endorsad by that Program.

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action responses have been defined Checklists are required to ce used in the performance of

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I To verify the implementation of these aspects, the inspector reviewed the results of 15 audits. The following is a listing of the ~ specific audits reviewed.

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OPQAA-SQ-80-SP-01 3/25-27/80 OPQAA-SQ-80-SP-02 5/14-16/80 OPQAA-SQ-80-SP-03 7/14-18/80-OPQAA-SQ-80-SP-04 9/9--10/6/80 OPQAA-SQ-80-01 2/5-7/80 OPQAA-SQ-80-02 4/15-16/80 OPQAA-SQ-80-03 6/3-6/80 OPQAA-SQ-80-04 8/19/80 OPQAA-SQ-80-05 9/16-19/80

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OPQAA-SQ-80TS-01 8/11-26/80 OPQAA-SQ-80TS-02 10/15-18/80 OPQAA-SQ-80TS-03 1/19-23/81 The inspector verified the qualifications of four personnel qualified

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i Based on this review one open item was identified.

Reference (c),

Section 4.2 defines Category A, B, and C audit findings.

Reference (d), Section 6.7.1 states that each audit finding shall be identified as an open item.

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Reference (c) also refers to TVA Interdivisional

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Procedure ID-QAP-6.0. This procedure has been cancelled.

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licensee is currently rewriting reference (c). This procedure is

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Personnel ccmprising the offsite support staff at the headquarters offices are common for TVA plants.

The offsite support staff was reviewed during the inspection at the Browns Ferry Facility, January 26-30 and February 2-6, 1981, and are discussed in IE-Reports 50-259, 50-260, 50-296/81-02, paragraph 12.

Based on this review no violations or deviations were identified.

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Licensee Action on Previously Identified Items (92706)

(Closed) Open Item (327/80-46-16):

Incorporate AI-11 requirements for Modificacion Outage Warehouse.

The inspector reviewed AI-11, Revision 12 dated 1/81.

The operation of the Modification Outage Warehouse has been addressed satisfactorily with the operational differences between the Power Stores Warehouse and the Outage Warehouse delineated.

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Index of Findings of Inspection Report 50-327/81-06 Item Numbers Item Description Report

,327/81-06 Location UNRESOLVED ITEMS

Location of Validated Manuals 8.a

Annual Supplier Evaluations 6.a

Level II Items Approved Vendors 6.b

Control of Power Stores QA Records 7.a OPEN ITEMS

Conflict Between Office of Power

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Distribution of QA Procedures 8.b

Storage of Records 7.b INSPECTOR FOLLOWUP ITEM

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