IR 05000412/1987041
| ML20215D701 | |
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| Site: | Beaver Valley |
| Issue date: | 06/12/1987 |
| From: | Fox E, Craig Gordon, Lazarus W NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I) |
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| ML20215D670 | List: |
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| 50-412-87-41, NUDOCS 8706190117 | |
| Download: ML20215D701 (6) | |
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U.S.' NUCLEAR REGULATORY-COMMISSION E
REGION I
Report No.
50-412/87-41
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Docket-No.
50-412-License No; CPPR-105 Priority Category B-1
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Licensee: Ouquesne Light Company Post Office Box 4 Shippingport, Pennsylvania 15077 Facility Name:
Beaver Valley Power Station Inspection At:
Shippingport, Pennsylvania 15077
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Inspection Conducted: May 18-29),1987 Inspectors:
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5/M/8 E. F. W Specialist, date EP'& RPB, DRSS-
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(h4 d /# /~7 T. UyzaTyi,) Chief Emergency dat'e PreparedneTs 'Section, EP & RPB Inspection Summary:
Inspection conducted on May 18-20, 1987 (Report No. 50-412/87-41)
Areas Inspected: Announced follow-up inspection of emergency preparedness items identified during the Emergency Preparedness Implementation Appraisal (EPIA) performed March 2-6,1987 (Report No. 50-412/87-14) to evaluate the adequacy-and effectiveness of the emergency preparedness program for Beaver V_ alley Unit 2 and the integration of the Unit 2 program into the over'all site emergency' preparedness program.
Results: No: violations were identified.
Corrective actions were verified as l
being completed on all items required for fuel load.
However, several items l
require corrective action prior to initial criticality and full power opera-l tion. The remaining open items identified in Report Nos. 87-14 and 87-33 need to be addressed by the licensee and verified as being complete in a subsequent inspection.. Section 4 of this report provides a summary listing of those items along with the determination of whether the item is required to be corrected prior to-criticality or full power operations.
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DETAILS.
1.0' persons' Contacted-
-S.fKul'tka, Energy Consultants
- W. Mahan, Senior Planner A. Morabito,. Manager Nuclear Training
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- G. McKee, Emergency Planning Specialist
- F. Pavlechko, Director, Emergency Preparedness Program
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H.- Szklinski, HP Specialist The inspectors also interviewed other licensee employees.
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2.0 Scope of the Inspection During the period March 2-6, 1987, the NRC condc-ted an appraisal of the state of emergency preparedness at the Beaver Valley Unit 2 Power Station.
As a result of this appraisal, the NRC identified 26 significant items requiring resolution in order for the licensee' to achieve an adequate state of emergency preparedness.
These findings were transmitted to the licensee by letter dated April 29, 1987, with-Inspection Report No.
50-412/87-14 enclosed. The purpose of this inspection was.to review the status of'the licensee's actions on those items in need of' corrective action. prior to fuel load.
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3.0 Summary of Results This report documents the follow-up of the~ areas.for which review was completed during the previous inspection.
Items which are closed and were listed as open' items in the previous inspection reports are addressed below.
All.. items identified for. correction prior to fuel load have been corrected.
Items which remain open and need to be addressed in a subsequent inspection are listed in Section 4.
(Closed) (50-412/87-14-05)
Complete the construction of Unit 2 Control Room to include:
Install an operable dedicated line telephone system between Unit 2 Control Room, TSC and EOF; Install connections for headset and direct phone for communications;
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Remove wall between shift supervisors' offices of Unit I and Unit 2 Control Room; and
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Remove wall and install separation and access doors between Unit I and Unit 2 Control Room.
The inspectors toured the Unit 2 control room and the shift supervisor's offices and determined that the temporary solid wall had been removed between the Unit 1 and Unit 2 control room and the shift supervisor's offices. Another wall (part glass and solid) with access doors had been installed between-the two (2) control rooms to enable operators to obtain emergency preparedness data readily. Additionally, the inspectors assured the operability of the dedicated phone line system and associated hardware (headsets, etc.) between emergency centers (Control Room, EOF, and TSC).
(Closed)(50-412/87-14-07)
Provide respiratory protection equipment and protective clothing for those persons of the Unit 2 control room who are members of the Fire Brigade.
The inspectors toured the fire brigade room and the Unit 2 control room and determined that adequate respiratory protection and protective clothing
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were available for those persons of the Unit-2 control room who are members
of the fire brigade.
(Closed) (50-412/87-14-10)
Complete the functionality portion of the card reading / personnel accountability system.
The inspectors observed the accountability drill conducted on May 18, 1987 at approximately 5:10 p.m.
The computer based (card reading)
accountability system was used and the licensee demonstrated that personnel within the protected area in addition to contractor personnel could be accounted for within thirty minutes.
(Closed) (50-412/87-14-11)
Complete the marking and equipping of the assembly area locations within the exterior of the first floor of the engineering building (currently the S&W Engineering Building).
The inspectors toured the contractor assembly areas for both Unit I and Unit 2.
It was noted that the S&W engineering building will be used as one of the assembly areas for contractor personnel and was appropriately marked at the main entrance. Although the S&W Building did not have signs on all entryways the licensee agreed to provide signs on all access door..
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(Closed)(50-412/87-14-12)
Provide for access to appropriate keys to offsite assembly areas.
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The inspectors determined that the licensee could readily obtain keys-for l
the offsite assembly area located at Hookstown from either the EOF or Control Room.-'The security of the Hookstown facility was adequate.
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Access to.the second offsite assembly area at Racoon Township is via'
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personnel key cards.
.(Open) (50-412/87-14-13)
Acquire an acceptable offsite assembly area (facility) in lieu of the Kennedy Corner facility.
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The inspectors toured both offsite assembly areas, Hookstown. Grange and the Racoon Township Building. The latter assembly area had been designated in lieu'of Kennedy Corner and after touring the facility, it
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appears'the facility is adequate.
However, the implementing-procedure and training of-personnel for use of this facility was incomplete.
(Closed)'(50-412/87-14-14)
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Provide proce.dures and equipment for decontamination at remote assembly
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areas.
The inspectors reviewed procedures for decontamination of remote assembly areas.
It was determined that although the equipment and procedures are
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not physically at the site, the procedures and equipment-would be taken.
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to the. site by health physics personnel in accordance with Chapter 5 of l
the~Radcon manual. The kits are stored, inventoried, and maintained on
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site.
J (Closed) (50-412/87-14-25)
l Complete and issue procedures which reference specific health physics procedures for radiological monitoring during evacuations.
The inspectors reviewed Chapter 5 of the Radcon manual which refers to specific health phsyics procedures for radiological monitoring of personnel during evacuation and determined these procedures have been completed and issued.
4.0 -Summary and Listing of Remaining Open Items a.
During this appraisal follow-up, it was determined that no open
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items remain which require licensee action prior to fuel load.
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It.was< determined that the following emergency preparedness open items remain which require licensee action prior to initial criti-cality.
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(50-412/87-14-02)
Complete shift Technical Advisor Training / Qualification.
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(50-412/87-14-04)
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Complete the training for shift personnel on the Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures.
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(50-412/87-14-09)
Complete the installation and acceptability testing of the l
Safety Parameter Display System (SPDS).
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Complete and specify the primary assembly areas for Unit 2.
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Regarding low power, no other items are identified for licensee action.
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In addition to those items in b above, the following emergency preparedness open items require licensee action prior to full power:
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(50-412/87-14-08)
Place as-built drawings for Unit 2 in the ERF records room.
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(50-412/87-14-13)
Acquire an acceptable offsite assembly area (facility) in lieu of the Kennedy Corner Facility.
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Complete the construction of the Unit 2 storage area.
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(50-412/87-14-18)
Complete the development and issuance of procedures for calibration of instruments and monitors as well as a schedule for the calibration of the DRM.
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(50-412/87-14-19)
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Complete the certification of the operations conditions for the detectors in the DRMS.
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(50-412/87-14-21)
Complete the installation of equipment in Unit 2 Control room for required NRPM readouts.
(50-412/87-14-26)
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Complete and issue the integrated Security / Emergency Plan and Implementing Procedures for Unit 1 and Unit 2.
5.0 Exit Interview At the conclusion of the inspection May 20, 1987, the inspectors met with representatives of the licensee (see Section 1 for attendees) to discuss the findings of this inspection as detailed in this report.
At no time during this inspection was any written material provided to the licensee.
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