ML17286A524
| ML17286A524 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Columbia  |
| Issue date: | 12/26/1990 |
| From: | Martin J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V) |
| To: | Mazur D WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM |
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| NUDOCS 9101020213 | |
| Download: ML17286A524 (3) | |
See also: IR 05000397/1990030
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Docket No. 50-397
UNITED STATES
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
REGION V
1450 MARIALANE,SUITE 210
WALNUTCREEK, CALIFORNIA94595
DEC 26 lggg
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Washington Public Power Supp'Iy System
P. 0.
Box 968
Richland, Washington
99352
Attention:
Mr. D.
W. Mazur
Managing Director
Gentlemen:
Subject:
Management
Meeting to Discuss the Systematic
Assessment
of
Licensee
Performance
(SALP)
This refers to the NRC's Initial SALP Board Report
No. 50-397/90-23,
which was
transmitted to you by our letter dated
November 8, 1990.
During our
management
meeting at Supply System Headquarters
on November 28, 1990,
we
discussed
the results of that assessment.
A copy of the agenda for that
meeting is enclosed.
A summary of our discussions
at that meeting,
which also
included dialogue
on two other subjects,
is provided in the enclosed
meeting
report.
As discussed
in our November 8 letter, in the Initial SALP Report transmitted
by that letter,
and during our November
28 meeting,
the
SALP board found your
overall performance to be generally strong
and directed toward safe facility
operation.
Specific strong performance
was noted in the Plant Operations
and
Safety Assessment/guality
Verification functional areas.
The Security and
Engineering/Technical
Support areas
were also considered
to have
shown
improving trends.
During our meeting you identified areas
to which you plan
to give continuing management
attention in order to realize long term
improvement in all of the functional areas.
In particular maintenance,
emergency
preparedness,
radiation protection,
and system engineers
appear to
deserve
increased
management
involvement.
Your staff is commencfed for the substantial effort and notable
improvement
shown during the past two SALP periods, particularly in the Plant Operations,
Safety Assessment/guality
Verification, and Engineering/Technical
Support
functional areas.
Your management's
continuing support is strongly encouraged
to sustain the upward momentum which has
been established.
Our November
8 letter noted that you are not required to reply to the
Board's report but could do so, if desired, within 30 days after our November
28 meeting.
Per discussions
with the
NRC and your staff, you stated that you
did not intend to reply to the Board's report, but would discuss
your ongoing
actions during periodic management
meetings.
No changes
have therefore
been
made to the Initial SALP Board Report
No. 50-397/90-23,
issued
by our letter
dated
November 8, 1990,
and it is considered
to be the Final
SALP report.
In accordance
with 10 CFR 2.790(a),
a copy of this letter and the enclosures
will be placed in the
NRC Public Document
Room.
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Should you have any questions
concerning this letter, the issues
discussed
in
the enclosed
meeting report, or the
SALP Board's report,
we will be pleased
to
discuss
them with you.
Since ely,
. B. Martin,
Regional Administrator
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Enclosures:
1.
Copy of Meeting Agenda
2.
Management
Meeting Report
No. 50-397/90-30
cc w/enclosures:
A. L. Oxsen,
Deputy Managing Director
G. D. Bouchey, Director, Assurance
5 Licensing
J.
W. Baker,
WNP-2 Plant Manager
A. G. Hosier,
WNP-2 Licensing Manager
G. E. Doupe,
Esq.
N. H. Philips, Esq., Winston
5 Strawn
State of Washington
Enclosure
1
SALP MANAGEMENT MEETING
WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER
SUPPLY
SYSTEM
November 28,
1990
AGENDA
1.
Opening Remarks,
Purpose of Conference J.
B. Martin, Regional
Administrator,
and D.
W. Mazur, Supply System Managing Director
2.
Discussion of NRC Systematic
Assessment
of Licensee
Performance
(SALP),
for June 1,
1989 through August 31, 1990.
a.
Overview J.
B. Martin, Regional Administrator
b.
Review of SALP Assessment S. A. Richards, Chief, Reactor Projects
Branch
Plant Operations
Maintenance/
Surveillance
Engineering/Technical
Support
r,
Safety
Assessment/equality
Ver ification
c.
Review of SALP assessment F. A. Wenslawski,
Deputy Director,
Division of Radiation Safety and Safeguards
Radiological Controls
Emergency
Preparedness
Security
d.
Sumation J.
B. Martin, Regional Administrator
e.
Comments
by the Washington Public Power Supply System
3.
Briefings by the Washington Public Power Supply System
Problems
encountered
with the High Pressure
(HPCS) system
4.
Closing remarks