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Forwards Summary of 900327 Mgt Meeting at Plant Re Activities Authorized for Facility & Involved Status Discussion of Ongoing Improvement Efforts.List of Attendees & Handout Encl
ML18152A308
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Site: Surry  Dominion icon.png
Issue date: 04/05/1990
From: Reyes L
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
To: Stewart W
VIRGINIA POWER (VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO.)
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NUDOCS 9004200157
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OFFICIAL COPY APR O 5 1990 Docket Nos. 50-280, 50-281 License Nos. DPR-32~ DPR-37 Virginia Electric and Power Company ATTN:

Mr. W. L. Stewart Senior Vice President - Nuclear 500C CG~inion B0ulevard Glen Allen, VA 23060 Gentlemen:

SUBJECT:

MANAGEMENT MEETING

SUMMARY

This letter refers to the Management Meeting held on March 27, 1990, at the Surry Nuclear Information Center.

The meeting concerned activities authorized for your Surry facility and involved a status discussion of your ongoing improvement efforts, and also a discussion of your outage management process.

A list of attendees, a meeting summary, and a copy of your handout are enclosed.

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In accordance with Section,2.790 of the NRC 1s 11 Rules of Practice, 11 Part 2, Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations, a copy of this letter and its enclosures will be placed in the NRC Public Document Room.

Should you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact us.

Enclosures:

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List of Attendees

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Meeting Summary

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Handout cc w/encls:

E. W. Harre 11 Vice President - Nuclear Operations Virginia Electric & Power Company 5000 Dominion Boulevard Glen Allen, VA 23060 J. P. 0 1Hanlon Vice President - Nuclear Services Virginia Electric & Power Company 5000 Dominion Boulevard Glen Allen, VA 23060 (cc w/encl~ cont 1 d page 2) 9004200157 F'DR AD01-:L::"

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J. P. O'Hanlon Vice President - Nuclear Services Virginia Electric & Power Company 5000 Dominion Boulevard Glen Allen, VA 23060 M. R. Kansler Stat~ori ~*~a.nv.921--

Surry Power Station P. 0. Box 315 Surry, VA 23883 R. F. Saunders, Manager Nuclear Licensing Virginia Electric & Power Co.

5000 Dominion Boulevard Glen Allen, VA 23060 Sherlock Holmes, Chairman Board of Supervisors of Surry County Surry County Courthouse Surry, VA 23683 W. T. Lough Virginia Corporation Commission Division of Energy Regulation P. 0. Box 1197 Richmond, VA 23209 Michael W. Maupin Hunton and Williams P. 0. Box 1535 Richmond, VA 23212 C. M. G. Buttery, M.D., M.P.H.

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e ENCLOSURE 1 UST OF ATTENDEES:

Virginia Power Company (Virginia Power)

W. Berry, Chairman of the Board W. Stewart, Senior Vice President - Nuclear E. Harrell, Vice President, Nuclear Operations

  • M. Kansler, Station Manager - Surry D. Christi an, Ass i sta*nt Station Manager - Surry E. Grecheck, Assistant Station Manager - Surry R. Saunders, Manager, Nuclear Licensing and Programs J. Maciejewski, Manager, Nuclear Quality Assurance W. Benthal, Licensing Supervisor - Surry E. Smith, Manager, Quality Assurance - Surry e
  • D. Sommers, Supervisor, Nuclear Licensing H. Blake Jr., Superintendent, Nuclear Site Services - Surry D. Hart, Supervisor, Quality - Surry J. Price, Nuclear Specialist - Surry A. Friedman, Superintendent, Training - Surry E. Swindell, Supervisor, Chemistry - Surry R. Bl aunt, Supervi so.r, Sta ti on Procedures - Surry J. Downs, Superintendent,. Outage and Planning - Surry G. Thompson, Supervisor, Maintenance Engineering - Surry D. Erickson, Superintendent, Radiological Protection - Surry R. Gwaltney, Superintendent, Maintenance - Surry Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Region II S. Ebneter, Regional Admin1strator~ Region II (RII)

P. Fredrickson, Section Chief, DRP, RII W. Holland, Senior Resident Inspector, DRP, RII Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Headquarters G. Lainas, Assistant Director for Region II Reactors, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR}

H. Berkow, Director, Project Directorate II-2, NRR B. Buckley, Project Manager, NRR

ENCLOSURE 2 MANAGEMENT MEETING

SUMMARY

A meeting was held at the Surry Power Station on March 27, 1990, in order to brief both Region II and NRR management on the status of improvements.at Surry

. and also to provide a discussion on the outage planning and scheduling process of Virginia Power.

The meeting was opened by the Surry Station Manager, who provided a brief update on plant status.

The formal discussion portion of the meeting was then commenced, using the handout provided in Enclosure 3.

1he purpose of having a large number of presenters was not only to provide more detailed information on the functional areas, but also to provide visibility to the NRC management of the various levels of plant supervision.

In the area of Operations, a discussion ensued on the response from the maintenance department to the "Top Ten List."

Both maintenance and engineering are aware of and consider the list when scheduling work.

In response to NRC questions, Virginia Power responded that the "Black Board" concept was a very positive incentive for the operators and improved overall operator performance.

A discussion was conducted on the impact of the system engineering concept.

Virginia Power stated that the program was already resulting in improved engineering performance.

Throughout the presentation, questions arose concerning working relationships between groups.

In all cases, Virginia Power personnel expressed their position that each organization operated in a team oriented environment.

After the meeting, NRC personnel toured the station and observed some of the ongoing work and also several locations involved in recent Surry events.

After the tour, planning for a subsequent outage-specific meeting was discussed.

The visit was concluded with both the Regional Administrator and the NRR Region II Assistant Director commenting that the plant looked much improved and that teamwork from the plant staff appeared to be evident..

0900 - 0915 0915-1100 1100 - 1130

.1130 - 1200 1200 - 1330 1330 - 1445 1445 - 1500 ENCLOSURE 3 HANDOUT.

AGENDA FOR *STATION VISIT NRC REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR STEWART D. EBNETER MARCH 27, 1990 Welcome W.. L. Stewart Plant Status M. R. i<ansler

  • Operations J. H. McCarthy
  • Engi.neering T. B. Sowers
  • Maintenance Engineering G. W. Thompson
  • Procedures R.H..Blount

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  • Chemistry E. T. Swindell
  • Training A. H. Friedman
  • Self Assessments J. A. Price
  • QA Audits D.S. Hart *
  • Outage Planning Organization/Schedule J. L. Downs Modifications
  • H. H. Blake Senior Management Meeting W.W. Berry W. L, Stewart Lunch Offsite Tour M. R. Kansler
  • Training Center/Simulator A. H. Friedman Plant Tour M. R. Kansler Station Manager's Exit M. R. Kansler Nuclear Information

.Center Nuclear Information Center Nuclear Information Center Station Manager's Office

. Virginia Power W. L. STEWART SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT NUCLEAR

PLANT STATUS M.R.KANSLER STATION MANAGER

OPERATIONS J.H.McCARTHV SUPERINTENDENT OPERATIONS

OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS INITIATIVES SELF ASSESSMENT ALARA QUALITY PLANS SUPERVISOR MEETINGS ATTENTION TO DETAIL PLAN INCREASE STAFFING LEVELS OPERATIONS PRACTICES PLANT STATUS LOG-PHAS.E 2

- - LEVEL 1 LIST AUTOMATED TAGOUTS

OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT

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PLANT EQUIPMENT TOP TEN LIST TAGOUT REDUCTION CONDENSATE POLISHING UPGRADE PLAN PLANT LABELING TEMPORARY MODIFICATION REDUCTION BLACKBOARD OUTAGE PLAN SRO ASSIGNED FULL TIME TO OUTAGE INTEGRATION TEAM

ENGINEERING T. B. SOWERS SUPERINTENDENT STATION ENGINEERING

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A. R. FLETCHER E. J. TURKO ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR SUPERINTENDENT TESTING DESIGN M. S. WHITT SUPERVISOR CIVIL/DESIGN ENGINEERING B. W. FOSTER SUPERVISOR 1--

iiECHANICAl ENGINEERING E. F. WATTS SUPERVISOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SURRY ENGINEERING ORGANIZATIONAL CHART T. B. SOWERS SUPERINTENDENT STATION ENGINEERING I

B. L. STANLEY R. V. GREEN SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR SYSTEM SYSTEM ENGINEERING ENGINEERING PERSONNEL AUTHORIZED ACTUAL TOTAL 122 117 I

I R. K. MACMANUS J. M. *wlNEbRENNER SUPERVISOR SUPERVISOR

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PROCUREMENT ENGINEERING ENGINEERING PROGRAMS W. D.GRADY SUPERVISOR NDE

ENGINEERING QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS SYSTEM WALKDOWNS ENHANCED SYSTEM ENGINEER KNOWLEDGE OF ASSIGNED SYSTEMS AND ESTABLISHED SENSE OF OWNERSHIP ENGINEERING JURISDICTIONAL PROCEDURES ISSUED UPGRADED PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES ISSUED ENGINEERING QUALITY PLAN ISSUED.

ESTABLISHED MEASURES FOR SELF ASSESSMENT PROVIDES CLEAR DIRECTION FOR ENGINEERING GOALS EXPECT, ENCOURAGE AND REWARD QUALITY IN DAILY WORK MANAGEMENT,,REVIEW OF OUTSTANDING EWR REQUESTS

CURRENT ENGINEERING GOALS ENHANCE SYSTEM TRACKING AND TRENDING REDUCE EWR BACKLOG.

REACH AUTHORIZED STAFFING GOALS PROVIDE FOLLOW-UP ENGINEERING ACTIONS FOR TEMPORARY MODIFICATIONS*

ESTABLISH PROGRAM TO IMPROVE DCP QUALITY ENHANCE PROCUREMENT PROCESS ENHANCE KEY INSTALLATION SPECIFICATIONS UPGRADEPMTPROGRAMS ENHANCE 1ST PROGRAM BY END OF 1990 AND 1991 RE.FUELING OUTAGES

MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING G9 W~ THOMPSON SUPERVISOR MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING

MAINTENANCE ENG.INEERING RESPONSIBILITIES DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN STATION EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS PROVIDE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO CRAFf PLANNING PERSONNEL PERFORM COMPONENT FAILURE EVALUATIONS (CFE;s)

STAFFING TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION

MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING

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GOAL - MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS BECOME THE COMPONENT EXPERTS PROGRAMS MOVs CHECK VALVES SAFETY AND RELIEF VALVES CIRCUIT BREAKERS TORQUE CONTROL PARTS VERIFICATION

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MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING (continued)

CFE PROGRAM P_ROGRAM FULL V IMPLEMENTED PERFORMED ON ALL SR COMPONENT MALFUNCTIONS PERFORMED ON BOP AS DIRECTED BY SUPERINTENDENT OF MAINTENANCE PROCESS IS INTEGRATED INTO EXISTING WORK CONTROL AND TRACKING AND TRENDING PROCESSES (I.E. WPTS,.

. DEVIATION REPORTS, NPRDS) e MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING INTERFACES HEAVILY WITH SYSTEM AND DESIGN EN_GINEERS I

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TECHNICAL PROCEDURES UPGRADE PURPOSE -

DEVELOP A CONSISTENT INTEGRATED PROCEDURE SYSTEM

= TECHNICAL REVIEW HUMAN FACTORS REVIEW WRITERS GUIDE REVIEW VALIDATION

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TECHNICAL PROCEDURES UPGRADE

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ORIGINAL 1988 UPGRADE PROGRAM 2080 PROCEDURES 3 YEAR UPGRADE PROGRAM PLANNED COMPLETION DATE DECEMBER 1991 434 PROCEDURES WERE UPGRADED DURING THIS PROGRAM ELECTRICAL 91 MECHANICAL 44 l&C 24 OPs 275

TECHNICAL PROCEDURES UPGRADE

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ENHANCED PROCEDURES UPGRADE PROGRAM AFTER 2/5/90

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NEW PROCEDURE PROCESS CONTROL VPAP-0502 NEW WRITERS GUIDE VPAP-0504 EXPANDED PROGRAM SCOPE PLANNED COMPLETION DATE FEBRUARY 1995.

TECHNICAL PROCEDURES UPGRADE (continued)

EXPANDED PROGRAM SCOPE PROCEDURES TO BE UPGRADED 630 361 1606 1725 1736 330 6388 ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL I & C OPs-DUAL COLUMN FORMAT OPs-SINGLE COLUMN FORMAt OTHER TOTAL (AN INCREASE OF 4308)

TECHNICAL PROCEDURES UPGRADE (continued)

EXPANDED PROGRAM SCOPE (cont'd)

MAINTENANCE OF PROCEDURES POTENTIAL ADDITIONAL SCOPE CHECK VALVES SAFETY AND RELIEF VALVES CIRCUIT BREAKERS DESIGN BASIS REVIEW PM PROCEDURES

EOPs TECHNICAL PROCEDURES UPGRADE

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UPDATED TO REV 1A OF WOG GUIDELINES 12/28/89 EOP SELF ASSESSMENT PERFORMED UPGRADING ABNORMAL, OPERATING, AND ANNUNCIATOR RESPONSE PROCEDURES REQUIRED TO SUPPORT REV 1A EOPs

CHEMISTRY E~ T. SWINDELL SUPERVISOR CHEMISTRY

CHEMISTRY PROGRAM IMPROVEMENTS ON-LINE CHEMISTRY MONITORING SYSTEM 100 INSTRUMENTS (2 UNITS)

-. COMPUTER SYSTEM ENHANCEMENTS OPERABILITY GOAL OF 90°/o FUTURE INITIATIVES ON-LINE ION CHROMATOGRAPHY

. TWO SYSTEMS CONDENSATE POLISHING SECONDARY SYSTEM MONITORING SAMPLE DAT A COLLECTION FUTURE INITIATIVES

CHEMISTRY PROGRAM

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IMPROVEMENTS SECONDARY RESIN SEPARATION AND TRANSFER SYSTEM PURPOSE -

FURTHER REDUCE SYSTEM IMPURITIES ACCOMPLISHED BY REDUCING RESIN CROSS-CONTAMINATION FUTURE INITIATIVES

    • ADDITIONAL INITIATIVES CORROSION PRODUCT TRANSPORT SAMPLERS EVALUATION OF MORPHOLINE VS. AMMONIA RESULTS OF THE CHEMISTRY PROGRAM

L TRAINING A.H. FRIEDMAN SUPERINTENDENT NUCLEAR TRAINING

  • 1989 TRAINING ENHANCEMENTS FORMAL MANAGEMENT OBSERVATIONS OF TRAINING SIMULATOR TIME FOR LICENSED OPERATORS INCREASED TO 60.

HOURS ANNUAL OPERATIONAL EVALUATIONS FOR LICENSED OPERATORS CONDUCTED USING NEW NRC FORMAT AS PART OF THE REV 1A EOP UPGRADE PROCESS TRAINING WAS CONDUCTED ENHANCED CONTINUING TRAINING FOR TECHNICAL STAFF AND TECHNICAL STAFF MANAGERS TRAINING PROGRAM IMPLEMENTED FOR QA/QC PERSONNEL TRAINING PROGRAM IMPLEMENTED FOR NUCLEAR SiTE SERVICES AND OTHER CONTRACTOR PERSONNEL

  • DEFERRALS OF SCHEDULED TRAINING REDUCED TO EFFECTIVEL V ZERO TRAINING DEPARTMENT MANNING INCREASED FROM 56 to 63 (+ 3 PERMANENT CONTRACTORS)

RENEWAL OF ACCREDITATION OCTOBER 1989 ACCREDITATION AWARDED FOR THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS NON-LICENSED OPERATOR REACTOR OPERATOR SENIOR REACTOR OPERATOR/SHIFT SUPERVISOR SHIFT TECHNICAL ADVISOR CONTINUING TRAINING FOR LICENSED PERSONNEL TRAINING FOR TECHNICAL STAFF AND TECHNICAL STAFF MANAGERS

RENEWAL OF ACCREDITATiON DECEMBER 1989 INPO TEAM VISIT CONDUCTED FOR FOLLOWING TRAINING PROGRAMS:

ELECTRICIAN MECHANIC INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL T~CHNICIAN HEAL TH PHYSICS TECHNICIAN AND SPECIALIST CHEMISTRY TECHNICIAN NO CONCERNS IDENTIFIED e

BOARD VISIT SCHEDULED FOR MAY 24, 1990

1990 MAJOR PROJECTS ENHANCE SIMULATOR TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS PHYSICAL FI.DELITY INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNIQUES INITIAL OPERATOR LICENSE EXAMINATIONS AUGUST, 1990 NRC MONITORED OPERATOR REQUALIFICATION EXAMINATIONS SEPTEMBERj 1990 ENHANCE SHOPS, LABORATORIES, INTEGRATED MAINTENANCE/RP MOCKUP TRAINING AREAS COMPLETE TRAINING DATA BASE PROJECT IMPLEMENT COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS TRAINING PROGRAM COMPLETE NEEDS ASSESSMENTS AND IMPLEMENTATION PLANS FOR PLANNING, MATERIALS MANAGEMENT, AND PROCUREMENT ENGINEERING PERSONNEL

SELF ASSESSMENTS J. A. PRICE NUCLEAR SPECIALIST

SELF-ASSESSMENT BACKGROUND RESTART ASSESSMENT INPO PERSPECTIVE SELF--ASSESSMENT 1990 SELF-ASSESSMENT PLAN

1989 FOURTH QUARTER ACTIVITIES INPO PERSPECTIVE INPO PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES AND CRITERIA PEER EVALUATION FIELD ACTIVITIES OBSERVED DEGREE OF EXCELLENCE

RESTART ASSESSMENT ASSIGNMENTS BY DEPARTMENT REVIEW BY SITE OVERVIEW BOARD FOCUS ON OUTSTANDING ITEMS PRIORITIZED BY MODE CHANGE REQUIREMENTS OUTSTANDING ITEMS TRACKED BY ASSISTANT MANAGER NS&L

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CURRENT ACTIVITIES 1990 STATION PLAN COMMITMENT TO QUARTERL V ASSESSMENTS FIRST QUARTER

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PERFORMANCE BASED AUDITS "TEAM" APPROACH TO AUDITING TIME FOR PREPARATION/RESEARCH IMPROVED COMMUNICATION WITH NORTH ANNA LEAD AUDITORS DURING CONCURRENT AUDITS USE OF TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS ON SELECTED AUDITS NARRATIVE AUDIT REPORT WRITING PROACTIVE, AGGRESSIVE REVIEWS OF AUDIT FINDING RESPONSES AGGRESSIVE UTILIZATION OF THE ESCALATION PROCESS

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