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Forwards Mgt Meeting Repts 50-275/92-18 & 50-323/92-18 on 920421.Full Resolution of Previously Identified Issues Remains Concern
ML16341G580
Person / Time
Site: Diablo Canyon  
Issue date: 05/21/1992
From: Zimmerman R
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V)
To: Rueger G
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
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NUDOCS 9206080123
Download: ML16341G580 (6)


See also: IR 05000275/1992018

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UNITED STATES

NUCLEAR REGULATORYCOMMISSION

REGION V

1450 MARIALANE

WALNUTCREEK. CAUFORNIA94596-5368

MAY 2 i 1S3R

Docket Nos.

50-275

and 50-323

Pacific Gas

and Electric Company

77 Beale Street,

Room 1451

San Francisco,

California

94106

Attention:

Mr. G.

M. Rueger

Senior Vice President

and General

Manager

Nuclear

Power Generation

Business

Unit

Subject:

MANAGEMENT MEETING OF APRIL 21,

1992

This refers to the April 21,

1992 open meeting held with you and members of

your staff at the

NRC Region

V office in Walnut Creek, California.

A list of

attendees,

a summary of the meeting discussion,

and

a copy of the presentation

materials

used during the meeting

are provided in the enclosures.

You and your staff discussed

significant weaknesses

in your guality Assurance

(gA) procurement audit process

which permitted notable quality problems to be

encountered

during procurement of the sixth emergency diesel

generator for

your Diablo Canyon facility.

In addition,

you presented

an update of your

corrective actions

concerning the containment

fan cooler unit

(CFCU) backdraft

damper failures.

The discussions

concerning

procurement of a safety grade generator

from a

supplier

who had

been

removed from the qualified supplier list (gSL) raises

questions

about the

gA organization's ability to identify significant problems

in your procurement

process.

In addition,

we are concerned with the

effectiveness

of your gA organization

in addressing

deficiencies

once they

have

been recognized.

Although the

new gA management

appears

to have

recognized

the organization's

weaknesses

and to have

implemented

improvements

in the procurement

audit program, full resolution of previously identified

issues

remains

a concern.

In accordance

with 10 CFR 2.790 of the NRC's "Rules of Practice,"

a copy of

this letter and

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enclosures will be placed in the

NRC Public Document

Room.

Should you have

any questions

regarding this letter,

we will be pleased

to

discuss

them with you.

Sincerely,

7/2

R.

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Div

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Enclosures:

1.

Meeting Report Nos. 50-275/92-18

and 50-323/92-18

2.

Copy of Licensee

Presentation

Materials

cc w/enclosures:

J.

A. Sexton,

Manager, guality Assurance,

PG&E

J.

D. Townsend,

Vice President/Plant

Manager,

PG&E

R.

F.

Locke, Esq.,

PG&E

D. A. Taggart, Director, guality Performance

and Assessment,

PG&E

B. Thomas,

News Services,

PG&E

T. L. Grebel,

Regulatory Compliance Supervisor,

PG&E

State of California (Gordon K. Van Vleck)

Bob Hendrix, County Administrator

Sandra Silver

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bcc w/enclosures:

Project Inspector

Resident

Inspector

G.

Cook

J. Martin

B. Faulkenberry

B. Boger,

NRR

P. Johnson

D. Kirsch

A. Gody

R.

Nease

(WNP-2 Resident Office)

H. Rood,

NRR

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J. Zollicoffer

J.

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