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'i 5 DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANT Fig'.re 0.4 Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual

Procedure Transmittal Date: 8/11/80 Transmittal No.: 015 The attached procedure has controlled distribution. Please make the following changes. Procedures shall not be duplicated without prior approval of the Station Office Manager.

Title:

Operations Training Manual: Training Manual Procedure No.: Rev. No.: 2 Piling Instructions Filina Instructions REMOVE INSERT REMOVE INSERT Section Pages Section' Pages Section panes Section Pages 2 2.1- 2 2.1-2.55 2.55 E Distribution: From Training Supervisor, Beaver Valley Power Station l Control Control -

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Superintendent, Personnel 1 Vice President, Operatiou and Records 2 Director of Personnel 10 Superintendent, Nuclear Services __

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Power Stations Chief Engineer 4 Manager, Quality Assurance 12 Station Operating Supervisor i ' 13 5 Station Maintenance Supervisor rV Station Superintendent, 6 14 Results Coordinator Shippingport Technical Assistant -

7 Nuclear (Licensing) 15 Training Supervisor Technical Assistant - 16 0 Nuclear (Training) Office Manager Please sign, date, and return this transmittal to the Training Supervisor, l Beaver Valley Power Station to acknowledge the following:

1) Receipt of the above procedure

2) Superceded procedures have been removed from your manual and are attached to this transmittal.

3) New procedures have been inserted in the applicable manual.

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2.1.1 Purpose Operating Group training is provided to familiarize operating personnel with (1) nuclear plant systems and components, (2) the proper and best method for operating j these systems and components by use of procedures and (3) reactor and plant controls, and station parameters to the extent that operating personnel may take prompt, and correct action in the event of an unusual occurrence or eurgency. The operating group;is responsible for the safe and proper operation of the Station. The training I program is designed to provide reasonable assurance that this requirement can be achieved.

2.1.2 Personnel to be Trained All operating personnel required to hold a license designated in 10 CFR 55 as reactor operators and senior reactor operators are provided the necessary training in order to qualify. At the Beaver Valley Power Station, these positions are identified as Nuclear Station Operating

Supervisor, Nuclear Control Operator (RO), Nuclear Station Operating Foreman (SRO) and Nuclear Shift Supervisor (SRO). In addition, staff members including the Chief Engineer, and Training Supervisor are given appropriate training to license. To the extent required, Operating k and Maintenance Instructors hold SRO licenses.

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2.1.3 Scope of Training The training program for operating personnel is commensurate with their previous education, training and experience; however, the normal training sequence is as follows:

Dhase 1 - Academic Training consisting of approximately 440-550 hours of formal classroom study depending upon

- job position, covers training in mathematics, physics, reactor principles, heat transfer, radiological fundamentals, electrical fundamentals, materials, safety analysis and

'-chemistry. The existing Shippingport-Atomic Power Station Training Program is used during this phase.

Phase 2 - A study of all plant systems including video tapes and training outlines for approximately 700 hours0.0081 days 0.194 hours 0.00116 weeks 2.6635e-4 months i

( of classroom instruction. A comparable period of time tracing out systems, identifying specific equipment

, locations,. observation of plant evolutions end reviewing l the station operating and equipment instruction manuals

! :is also included in this phase.

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+ Training Manual Phase 3 - Qualification Standards Check-offs for approximately 66 systems are performed during Phase 3. The check-offs require detailed knowledge of plant systems and the ability to perform certain operations using plant control devices or demonstrating knowledge by simulation. This period requires approximately seventeen weeks. A copy of the System Qualification Standards is included in Training Manual #2 (TM-2).

Phase 4 - Offsite Training covers approximately a one-week period. Offsite training will be conducted in reactor start-ups and shut-downs to familiarize the operator with reactor operations when the Hot License Exam is required without start-up demonstration.

Phase 5 - Plant manipulations training provides the operator with " hands-on" training in the area of reactivity control manipulations.

Phase 6 - Review lectures designed to sum up the entire program are given to prepare the candidate for the licensing exam.

2.1.4 Training Outline and Schedule 2.1.4.1 Phase 1 - Academic Training Approximate Hours Operator Supervisor Physics 85 hours9.837963e-4 days 0.0236 hours 1.405423e-4 weeks 3.23425e-5 months 85 hours9.837963e-4 days 0.0236 hours 1.405423e-4 weeks 3.23425e-5 months Reactor Principles 86 86 Heat Transfer & Fluid Flow 68 68 Radiation Fundamentals 30 42 Electrical Theory 36 -

Mathematics 15 15 Safety Analysis 30 30 Chemistry - 52 Electrical Engineering - 79 Total Hours 444 551 The Shippingprot Phase 1 Training Program is used and requires approximately 5 1/2 months.

2.1.4.2 Phase 2 - Svstem Training Lectures Approximate Hours Operator Supervisor System Lectures &

- Familiarization 700 hours0.0081 days 0.194 hours 0.00116 weeks 2.6635e-4 months 700 hours0.0081 days 0.194 hours 0.00116 weeks 2.6635e-4 months k

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Auxiliary Systems (TM-22), OP - Operating Procedures (TM-23), and PCS - Power Generation Systems (TM-24). This program is specific to the Beaver Valley Power Station and includes training manuals, video tapes, and plant layouts for locating equipment and components. This program may require up to 7 1/2 months of training.

2.1.4.3 Phase 3 - System Qualification Standards Approximate Hours Operator Supervisor Check out of systems using checklists in Beaver Valley Training Manual Book #2. 680 houta 680 hours0.00787 days 0.189 hours 0.00112 weeks 2.5874e-4 months This check out includes knowledge of procedures and demonstration or performance of specific operations.

2.1.4.4 Phase 4 - Off-Site Training (if Required)

Approximate Hours Operator Supervisor

- Reactor Start-ups and Shutdowns at an approved facility. 56 hours6.481481e-4 days 0.0156 hours 9.259259e-5 weeks 2.1308e-5 months 56 hours6.481481e-4 days 0.0156 hours 9.259259e-5 weeks 2.1308e-5 months 2.1.4.5 Phase 5 - Reactivity Control Manipulations Approximate Bours Operator Supervisor On-site training p.rforming manipulations of controls of the Beaver Valley Powey Station reactor during five (5) significant reactivity changes, which may or may not include reactor start-ups 3 months 3 months l 2.1.4.6 Phase 6 - Review Lectures Approximate Hours Operator Supervisor A review of the entire training program and appropriate tests. 120 hours0.00139 days 0.0333 hours 1.984127e-4 weeks 4.566e-5 months 120 hours0.00139 days 0.0333 hours 1.984127e-4 weeks 4.566e-5 months ISSUE 2 Rev. 2 2.3

DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual 2.1.4.7 Schedule for Training Operating Personnel A general schedule for training operating personnel is shown in Figure 2.1.1.

2.1.5 Administration of Program The Training Supervisor is responsible for the administration of the Operations Group Training Program. Personnel utilized for instructing trainees are as follows:

Qualifications Phase 1 - Personnel who are licensable, licensed or specifically knowledgeable in the field they are instructing and have passed required tests, examinations and quizzes on the subject they are teaching are considered qualified for this phase of instruction.

Phase 2 - Personnel who are licensable, licensed, or specifically knowledgeable on the systesa they are teaching are coasidered qualified for giving systems lectures.

' The instructor on any given system will have successfully completed the Qualification Standard check-off for that system prior to giving instruction on that system.

r Phase 3 - Personnel who are licensable, licensed or previously checked out on the system (s) are considered qualified for checking-out others on the various systems.

Phase 4 - The manager or designated manager of an approved '

off-site facility (simulator) is required to submit appropriate documentation indicating that the trainee has successfully completed his off-site training.

Phase 5 - Reactivity control manipulations for an individual are to be observed, documented, and signed by a licensed operations' supervisor.

Phase 6 - Personnel who are licensable, licensed or knowledgeable in the areas of discussion as specified in Phases 1, 2 or 3 are considered qualified to conduct the review series of lectures.

2.1.6 Recurds (1) A Record of all results of quizzes and examination grades are maintained on the Test (Exam) Grade Report (Figure 2.1.2).

',( (2) In addition, the date, subject, and exam grade are entered into the Personnel Grade Summary (Figure 2.1.3).

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O DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPAh"I Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual (3) If counseling is required during Phase 1, a Report of Counseling is prepared (Figure 2.1.4).

(4) Lesson plans during Phase 1 may also be utilized by the instructor to insure that the objectives for the training session are achieved. A lesson plan outline is shown in Figure 2.1.5.

(5) A record of qualification standards checkoffs (Phase

3) is made for each system using " Training Checkoff Sheet (Systems)" Figure 2.1.6.

(6), On-the-Job training is noted on form 2.1.7.

2.1.7 Requirements, Regulations, Guides Reg. Guide - 1.8 (Safety Guide 8)

ANSI - N18.1 CFR - 10 CFR 55 FSAR - 12.2.1 Other - BVPS - Operating Manual 2.1.6 Summarv of Fiaures, Tables, Schedules, and References (a) Operations Training Schedule - Figure 2.1.1 (b) Test (Exam) Grade heport - Figure 2.1.2 (c) Personnel Grade Summary - Figure 2.1.3 (d) Report of Counseling - Figure 2.1.4 (e) Lesson Plan - Figure 2.1.5 (f) Trainee Checkoff Sheet - Figure 2.1.6 (g) On-the-Job Training Record - Figure 2.1.7

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DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY f Beaver Valley Power Station 2 Training Manual 2.2 OPERATIONS REQUALITICATION TRAINING 2.2.1 Purpose The Operator's retraining program provides a means for maintaining the proficiency of operating personnel in plant operations and identifying weak areas which may require special or additional training.

, 2.2.2 Personnel to be Trained All licensed operating personnel are required to participate in an'on-going requalification training program.

2.2.3' Scope of Training The requalification program consists of lectures, a-==4a=tions, performance training by simulation, practical training, and individual study. It is conducted on a continuing basis for all licensed personnel over a two-year period.

An annual exam is used to verify that licensed operating

personnel have maintained their proficiency and knowledge of plant operations. The total hours of retraining per year is 96 hours0.00111 days 0.0267 hours 1.587302e-4 weeks 3.6528e-5 months which includes lectures, performance by

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study of systems and administrative requirements. The performance training includes walk through training exercises which demonstrate by simulation, knowledge of abnormal, casualty and emergency-procedures where possible.

All licensed operating personnel are required to manipulate plant controls to affect significant reactivity changes at least 10 times every two years..

4 This training is included in the practical training

, portion of the requalification program. In addition, licensed operating personnel will review Beaver Valley abnormal occurrences and Incident Reports, design changes and procedure changes as reports or documents are issued.

The grades received on the annual ev==ination will determine the amount of retraining required. See Section 2.2.4.6.4.

2.2.4 - Training Outline and Schedule

The requalification training program consists of four areas of instruction

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DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual (3) On-the-job training including reactivity control manipulations (4) Individual study 2.2.4.1 Lectures These training periods will normally be scheduled for 2 days during a normal 6 week operating schedule cycle. A total of six, 6-week cycles will be scheduled per year.

The training time will include lectures, group sessions,

.self-study, quizzes, exams, and practical training. This requirement is subject to some flexibility due to vacations, station conditions, etc. The lectures will include one or more, but not limited to the following topics:

(a) Principles of Reactor Operation (b) Features of Facility Design (c) General Operating Characteristics (d) Instruments and Control (e) Safety and Emergency Systems (f) Standard and Emergency Operating Procedures (g) Radiation Control and Safety (h) Principals of Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics (1) Reactor Theory (j) Radioactive Materials, Handling, Disposal & Hazards (k) Specific Operating Characteristics (1) Fuel Handling and Core Parameters (Mitigating Core Damage)

(m) Administrative Procedures, Conditions & Limitations (n) Theory of Fluid and Thermodynamics (o) Changes in Equipment and Operating Procedur'es (p) Station Technical Specifications (q) The Operational Quality Assurance Program including f ( Station Administrative Directives (r) Applicable Portion ef Title 10, Chcpter I, CFR (s) Fuel Handling (SRO Only)

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DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual Other training techniques including films, video tapes or other training aids may be utilized to replace up to 50 percent of the live lectures. Emphasis will be placed on those areas where the annual examinations indicate weakness in overall competence or comprehension may be developing.

2.2.4.2 Performance Training by Simulation !

Simulated walk-through performance training is utilized to maintain proficiency and knowledge of abnormal, casualty and emergency procedures. Off-site training on an approved test reactor may also be used; however, normal training procedures will require the operator to review immediate action steps for casualties by walk-through (demonstration) type of training.

2.2.4.3 OnThe . fob Training All licensed operators and Senior Operators shall participate, to the extent practical, in actual station control manipulation involving reactivity changes to demonstrate their skill and/or familiarity with reactivity control systems. These manipulations shall involve any combination of the following evolutions:

(a) Reactor start-up from suberitical to the point of adding heat.

(b) Manual control of steam generator levels during

reactor start-up or shutdown.

(c) -Placing reactor in hot standby condition from at power condition.

(d) Dilution of reactor coolant system boron concentration i to achieve a reduction of at least 100 ppm of boron.

(e) Boration of reactor coolant system to achieve an increase of at least 100 ppm of boron.

(f) Operation of EHC turbine governor controls during unit start-up.

(g) Manual rod control operation prior to and during generator synchronization.

(b) Control rod manipulation during reactor power level changes of greater than 10 percent.

(1) - Plant and reactor operation that involve emergency

( or transient procedures where reactivity is changing.

(j) Rod drop timing test.

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Each licensed operator shall manipulate the controls associated with the above listed " Control Maniuplations" a minimum of 10 times during the two-year requalification program. Any combination of the listed control manipulations may be utilized to attain the required number of 10. The Station Training Supervisor shall maintain a log of these manipulations. Every effort should be made to have a diversification of reactivity changes for each applicant, and to minimize boration arid dilution as a required manipulation.

2.2.4.3.2 Licensed Senior Operator Manipulations Each licensed Senior Operator shall manipulate the controls

' or direct the activities of licensed operators during the

" Control Manipulations" a minimum of 10 times during the course of the requalification program. The Station Training Supervisor shall maintain a log of these activities.

2.2.4.3.3 Simulator Training Some or all of the licensed operators and Senior Operators may participate in simulator training during their requelification programs. A simulator may be used to meet the requirements of Sections 12.2.2.5.2 and 12.2.2.5.3 1

of the FSAR if the simulator reproduces the general operating characteristics'of the Beaver Valley Power Station and the arrangement of the instrumentation and controls of the simulator is similar to that of the J Beaver Valley Power Station.

2.2.4.4 Individual Studv l Reading assignments will be periodically made for licensed operators (Nuclear Control Operators) and Senior Operators (Shif t Operating Foreman and Shift Supervisors) to be completed while on shift. Oral and/or written quizzes may be given to evaluate the competence of the licensed operators in these areas. The subjects covered shall include, but will not be limited to, the following.

(a) Facility Design Changes (b) Yacility Procedure Changes (c) Technical Specifications Changes (d) Eniergency Preparedness Plan t

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(h) All Abnormal and Emergency Procedure Review 2.2.4.5 Schedule of Recualification The program shall be conducted for a continuous twenty-four months and upon conclusion shall be followed by successive, two year, requalification programs each of which shall begin promptly at the conclusion of the preceding program.

See Figure 2.2.9 for Reg ulification Training Program (Typical Yearly Cycle).

2.2.4.6 Evaluation 2.2.4.6.1 Annual Examination An annual comprehensive written examination shall be administered to all individuals who participate in the requalification program. The results of this examination will be evaluated by the Station Training Superksor, the Chief Engineer and the Station Superintendent to determine areas in which additional retraining is needed.

2.2.4.6.2 Periodic Examinations Periodic short-written examinations will be administered which determine licensed operators' or licensed Senior Operators' knowledge of subjects covered in the formal lectures or individual study portions of the requalification program. Remedial training will be given to those achieving a grade of less than 80%.

2.2.4.6.3 Observation and Evaluation The performance and competence of licensed operators and

- Senior Operators shall be evaluated at least annually by observation or a critique of the manner in which the-operators responded in recognizing and managing such events as abnormal occurrences and response to off normal operating conditions or simulated emergency or abnormal operating conditions. Final evaluation will be accomplished using the control panel of the Beaver Valley Power Station, or statien simulator control panel.

I 2.2.4.6.4 Accelerated Requalification Program A licensed operator or Senior Operator whose scoring is

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( operator or Senior Operator fail to attain an overall average of at least 80 percent overall, with a minimum of 70 percent in each category in the annual examination, he shall be removed from shift duties and shall participate l

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Training Manual in accelerated requalification programs under the direction of the Station Training Supervisor. He will be returned to shift duties after retesting and achieving an overall average of 75 percent. Lectures will be scheduled in those areas in which a grade of less than 80 percent was achieved. The NRC will be notified of satisfactory completion of training prior to the individuals return to licensed duties.

2.2.4.6.5 Inactive Licenses

Any licensed operator or Senior Operator who does not work at least one 8 hour9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months shift in the Control Room for a three-month period shall not be permitted to perform licensed activities until he has completed an individual requalification program which shall include reviewing any design modifications and changes to operating procedures, af.ministrative procedures, technical specifications, and the emergency preparedness plan which have occurred since his last shift assignment. An oral examination will be given to ensure the operator or Senior Operator has maintained his proficiency. The results of the oral ensination will be documented and retained in the individual's file. An overall grade of 75 percent is required before the individual is assigned to licensed duties. Special instruction shall be scheduled in any area in which a grade.of_less than 80 percent was achieved.

Inactive license provision does not apply to those licensed individuals who are assigned to the BVPS Staff; but, it directly applies to those who may have undergone a prolonged illness or an accident, or who may be assigned to the downtown office and hold a license in order to perform specific assignments during exigencies of the

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. 2.2.4.6.6 Replacement Training It is to be expected that through attrition, replacements will be required for the various positions in the station operating group. Each replacement employee will receive training commensurate with his previous education and experience and the duties he is to assume in the operating organization. The specific training received by replacements (operating personnel) is identified in Section 2.1 of this manual. The intent is to train the lower level Nuclear Operators (not licensed) in the same manner as the Nuclear Control Operators (licensed) so as to have a source of employees who can license in a reasonable period of-time.

2.2.5 Administration of Training Program The Training Supervisor is responsible for the overall administration of the requalification training program.

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DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual 2.2.5.1 Lectures are to be gin n by Training Instructors, licensable or licensed personnel, or individuals who have specific training or experience in the lecture subject.

2.2.5.2 Performance training by simulation should be observed and verified (signature) by a licensed training instructor.

2.2.5.3 On-the-job training should also be observed by a licensed operating supervisor or by a licensed training instructor.

2.2.5.4 Individual study and assignments should be administered by the training organization. Monthly training guides for individual study are to be issued and persons examined and checked off by a Senior Reactor Operator.

2.2.6 Records (1) The annual exam grade results is recorded on Forms shown in Figure 2.2.1, "BVPS Licensed Operator Requalification Summary."

(2) A record of attendance will be maintained by the lecturer. A copy of the form is shown in Figure 2.2.2 (3) Individual study monthly guide form is shown in

> Figure 2.2.4.

(4) On-the-job training is recorded on Form 2.1.7.

(5) A record of performance evaluation of licensed personnel is recorded on Form 20.5.1 & 20.5.2.

(6) A master copy of all administered written examinations and the answers to the ermahations questions.

In addition, the records on each individual taking

requalification training will include:

(a) A copy of all administered written examinations and the Licensee's answers to the examination questions.

(b) The number of hours attendance at the preplanned lecture series documenting date, time, and lecture subject.

(c) Copies of the individual study assignments and data on which assigned.

(d) The evaluation of the performance of the individual and the basis on which the evaluation was made.

, ( (e) Any additional lecture hours assigned as a result of test scores or on-the-job evaluation.

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DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY Beaver Valley Power Station e Training Manual (f) A complete set of records of qualifications, experience, training, and retraining for each member of the i operating section will be maintained by the Station Training Supervisor. These records will include evaluations of the effectiveness of the requalification program.

(g) Documentation of procedure review is maintained in accordance with Operating Manual, Chapter 48 -

Conduct of Operations.

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(b) Requalification Training Lecture Attendance - Figure 2.2.2.

(c) Individual Study Monthly Guide - Figure 2.2.4.

(d) Annual Evaluation Report - Figure 20.5.1 & 20.5.2.

(e) Flow Diagram-Retraining - Figure 2.2.6.

(f) Requalification Training Progrmn (Typical Yearly Cycle) -Figure 2.2.9.

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DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual 2.3 LICENSED OPERATING PERSONNEL - OPTION II 2.3.1 Purpose Operating Group training is provided to familiarize operating personnel with (1) nuclear plant systems and components, (2) the proper and best method for operating these systems and components by use of procedures and (3) reactor and plant controls, and station parameters to the extent that' operating personnel may take prompt, and correct action in the event of an unusual occurrence of emergency. The operating group is responsible for the safe and proper operation of the Station. The training program is designed to provide reasonable assurance that this requirement can be achieved.

2.3.2 Personnel to be Trained All operating personnel required to hold a license designated in 10 CFR 55 as reactor operators and senior reactor operators are provided the necessary training in order to qualify. At the Beaver Valley Power Station, these positions are identified as Nuclear Station Operating Supervisor, Nuclear Control Operator (RO), Nuclear Station Operating Foreman (SRO), and Nuclear Shift Supervisor (SRO). In addition, staff members including the Chief Engineer, and Training Supervisor are given appropriate training to license. To the extent possible Operating and Maintenance Instructors may hold SRO licenses also.

2.3.3 Scope of Training The training program for operating personnel is commensurate with their previous education, training-ind experience; -

however, the normal training sequence is as follows:

Phase 1 - Academic Trair.ing consisting of approximately 550-600 hours of formal classroom study covers training in mathematics, physics, . reactor principles, heat transfer, radiological fundamentals, electrical fundar,entals, safety analysis and chemistry.

Phase ~2 - A study of plant systems including video tapes-and training outlines for approximately 800-1000 hours of classroom instruction.

. Phase 3 - Qualification Standards Check-offs for approximately 76 systems are performed during Phase 3. The check-offs require detailed knowledge of plant systems and the ability to perform certain operations using plant control devices or demonstrating knowledge by simulation. This

, period requires approximately thirty-two weeks.

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Phase 4 - Offsite Training covers approximately a one week period. Offsite training will be conducted in reactor start-ups and shut-downs to familiarize the operator with reactor operations when the Hot License Exam is required without start-up demonstration.

Phase 5 - Plant manipulations training provides the operator with " hands-on" training in the area of reactivity control manipulations.

Phase 6 - Review lectures designed to sum up the actire program are given to prepare the candidate for the licensing exam. ,

2.3.4 Training Outline and Schedule 2.3.4.1 TIME STEP O - PRELIMINARY EVALUATION A. Individual Bids Job /New Hire

1. Pass station operator exam

2. Pass engineering and physical science test

3. Pass abstract reasoning test

4. Pass mechanical comprehension (Only if new

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5. Pass NRC physical using NRC Form 396

6. Pass color perception exam

7. After satisfactory completion of items 1 - 6 above must have job interview with company supervision to discuss job and expected performance requirements.

8. Does employee want job? If yes, continue to 2.3.4.2 - Time Step 1.

2.3.4.2 TIME STEP 1 - 4 MONTHS A. Individual Assigned to Beaver Vallev Power Station

1. Processed for station access

2. Training given first week

a. Station Indoctrination

b. Rad Con Indoctrination

c. Radiation Worker Training /

d. First Aid

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3. Assigned to Control Room first week ist general plant familiarization. Day-light scheduJe

4. Begins assigned shift work eecond week -

Nuclear Operator Helper - and System Qualifications as far as plant / system layout.

5. Performance review / evaluation

a. Month cne - 20% system quals

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46: system quals

c. Month these - 73 system quals

d. Month four - 100% system quals Basic plant layout system quals complete Job interview with station supervision to discuss performance evaluation and future job / expected performance requirements.

If performance review / evaluation is satisfactorv continue on to 2.3.4.3 - Time Step 2.

2.3.4.3 TIME STEP 2 - 6 MONTES A. Academic Training (Phase 1A)

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1. Math 32 Brs.

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3. Heat Transfer Fluid Flow 80 Brs.

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4. Electrical Theory 80 Brs.

5. Chemistry 64 Ers.

Net - 6 Station System Training (Phase 2A)

1. General systears and procedures 6 Weeks

2. Turbine plant specific systems 10 Weeks Assigned to shift work after safisfactorv completion k, of Academic Training. If satisfactory continue to 2.3.4.4 - Time Step 3.

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DUQUESNE LIGHT COMPANY Beaver Valley Power Station Training Manual 2.3.4.4 TIME STEP 3 - 4 MONTES A. Operations Work Assignments (Phase 3A)

1. Turbine Plant

a. Turbine Plant N. O. System Quals

b. Work Assignments as N. O.

Satisfactory completion a must prior to proceeding to Step 2.3.4.5 - Time Step 4.

2.3.4.5 TIME STEP 4 -

3 MONTHS A. Academic Training (Phase 1B)

1. Radiological fundamentals 88 Hrs.

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, Date Sinnature N/A

1. Reactor Control & Protection _

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2. Basetor Excore Instrumentation N/A

3. Reactor Incore Instrumentation N/A

4. Plant Process Control ,

5A. Unit computer - y.

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6. Reactor Coolant System

7. Chemical & Volume Control

8. Baron Recovery & Primary Makaup

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10. Residual Heat Removal

11. Safety Injection

12. Coneminnant Vacuum & Le.tkage Monitoring -u

13. Contain= ant Depressurization 14A. Esaccor Plant Sampling' System 143. Turbina Plant Sampling System

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d CHECELIST FOR NUCLEAR OPERATCRS STATION LAYOUT QUALS Name Data Date Signature 21, Main Turbine & Condenser

22. Condensate 23A. Extraction Steam 23B. Heater Drain

24. Steam Gerarator Feedvater

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26. Main Turbine & Condenser

27. A"v414 =7 Steam

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29. Chilled Water

30. River Water . _

31. Circulating Water

32. Water Treatment

33. Fire Protection (Detail Qual)

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37. 4807 Station Service

38. 120VAC Distribution & Lighting

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43. Radiation Monitoring _ _ _ _ _

44A. Control Room Ventilation

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44E. Air Conditioning 44T. Miscellaneous Ventilation

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54. Station Logs 55A. Periodic Checks - Oper. Surv.

55B. Periodic Checks

56. Pire, Injury & Casualty Control

57. Emergency Preparedness Plan a j i

A. . Control Roon N/A

3. Refueling System N/A C. Accident Analysis N/A D. Technical Specifications N/A N/A E. Rasetor Physics N/A F. Plant Chemistry N/A G. Health Physics 3.*

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