IR 05000528/1985036

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Errata to SALP Repts 50-528/85-36,50-529/85-38 & 50-530/85-28,correcting Editorial Errors Re Summary of Results for Preoperational Testing
ML20155G740
Person / Time
Site: Palo Verde  
Issue date: 04/22/1986
From:
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V)
To:
Shared Package
ML20155G721 List:
References
50-528-85-36, 50-529-85-38, 50-530-85-28, NUDOCS 8605070108
Download: ML20155G740 (3)


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This is an editorial error in the summary table. The evaluation detail in pages 27 and 28 show Category I rating and steadily improved performance

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Overall, the SALP Board found the licensee's perfomance to be accehtable

and directed toward safe facility operation. The Board identified

rength or improvements in the areas of operator's response to unusual nt conditions, fire protection systems, and preoperational testing.

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emergency preparedness, security, and subcontractor quality assurance, due t observed weaknesses or a declining trend.

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The trend indicates the SALP Board's perception of the trend of the licensee's performance during the current assessment period.

It is not necessarily a comparison of performance during the current period with the previous period. For example, performance in the fire protection area was considered to be improving, even though performance in this functional area was not assessed during the previous SALP period.

While an overall decline between rating periods was observed, an improvement in performance was noted toward the end of this appraisal period.

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III, SUMMARY OF RESULTS Overall, the SALP Board found the licensee's performance to be acceptable

and directed toward safe facility operation. The Board identified strength or improvements in the areas of operator's response to unusual a

plant conditions, fire protection systems, and preoperational testing.

E0"*V8r., performance,should be_ improved in,.the, areas,of. surveillance,-

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emergency preparedness, security, and subcontractor quality assurance, due to observed weaknesses or a declining trend.

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Last SALP This SALP Functional Areas Period Rating Period Rating Trend *

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Plant Operations

2 Improved 2.

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Maintenance

2 Improved 4.

Surveillance None

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Fire Protection None

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Emergency Preparedness

2 Declined **

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Security

2 Improved 8.

Refueling None

None 9.

Quality Program and None 2***

Not Apparent Administration Controls 10.

Licensing Activities

2 Not Apparent 11.

Training None

Not Apparent

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Containment Safety-

2 Not Apparent Related Structures, and Major Steel Supports 13.

Piping Systems

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2 Not Apparent 14.

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Auxiliary Systems

2 Not Apparent 16.

Electrical Equipment and Cables

2 Not Apparent 17.

Instrumentation

1 Not Apparent 18.

Preoperational Testing

1 Improved

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19.

Startup Testing

2 Not Apparent

The trend indicates the SALP Board's perception of the trend of the licensee's performance during the current assessment period.

It is not necessarily a comparison of performance during the current period with the previous period.

For example, performance in the fire protection area was considered to be improving, even though performance in this functional area was not assessed during the previous SALP period.

While an overall decline between rating periods was observed, an improvement in performance was noted toward the end of this appraisal period.

This area was considered by the Board to be a marginal Category 2 rating, with significant deficiencies.

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