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June 13-14, 2018, Meeting Slide for Draft ISG-06 Revision 2 Alternate Review Process Tabletop Material
ML18163A355
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Site: Nuclear Energy Institute
Issue date: 06/13/2018
From: Golub P
Nuclear Energy Institute
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
Golla J
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Draft ISG-06 Revision 2 Alternate Review Process Tabletop Material Pareez Golub EXCEL Services Corporation June 13, 2018 1

Tabletop Goals & Objectives

  • To pilot certain draft ISG-06 R2 Alternate Review process-unique items to ensure common understanding between industry and NRC
  • To exercise portions of the ISG-06 R2 Alternate Review process for the type and level of detail of information 2

Tabletop Goals & Objectives (contd)

  • To help inform ISG-06 R2 industry guidance content and scope 3

Considerations

  • There is no intent to change ISG-06 R2 during the Tabletop

- There may be opportunities for clarification to be provided during the public comment period

  • Some Tabletop material may be included in an industry guidance document as examples 4

Tabletop Material Basis

  • Tricon, NUMAC, ALS, and Spinline 3 Topical Reports and SERs Note: all material is non-proprietary 5

Tabletop Content

  • Lessons learned from Oconee / Diablo Canyon and Safety Function Summary Table (Section D.2.3) 6

Tabletop Content (continued)

  • C.2.2.1 Vendor Oversight Plan (VOP) draft LAR description
  • AR Process sample SER Inspection items
  • C.2.2.3 Sample Licensee Commitments in Consideration of Early License Amendment Issuance
  • D.5.1.2 Resolution of Topical Report Plant-Specific Action Items - presentation and LAR statements 7

Tabletop Content (continued)

  • D.2.2 New System Architecture
  • Human Factors Engineering
  • D.4 I&C System Development Processes
  • D.8 Secure Development and Operational Environment 8

Tabletop Content (continued)

Tabletop Outcomes Define the specific outcomes and consensus:

  • The level of detail is sufficient for the NRC to reach a safety conclusion

- Identify unnecessary information

  • Vendor technical oversight - scope and intent
  • AR process inspection space - define areas for NRC-industry workshop
  • NRC expectations for licensing commitments and conditions
  • Inform industry guidance 10