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Other: ML19211A952, ML19260C712, ML19309H462, ML19318A584, ML19337B217, ML19338G104, ML19339A680, ML19343B804, ML19350E501, ML20008F580, ML20024B941, ML20039A940, ML20039A943, ML20052D918, ML20054F383
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MONTHYEARML19209C0131979-10-0303 October 1979
Request by State DOE to Be Notified If SER Will Be Delayed Longer than One Month
Project stage: Request
ML19250C0081979-10-17017 October 1979
Responds to 790913 Request for Commitments to Meet Requirements of NUREG-0578.Forwards Response Delineating Plant Design & Improvements in Emergency Preparedness
Project stage: Request
ML19210C6271979-10-30030 October 1979
Discussion of TMI Lessons Learned Short-Term Requirements
Project stage: Request
ML19211A9521979-12-14014 December 1979
Forwards Addl Info in Response to NRC 791210 Request Re Automatic Initiation of Auxiliary Feedwater Sys & Auxiliary Feedwater Flow Indication to Steam Generator.Thirteen Oversized Drawings Available in Central Files Encl
Project stage: Other
ML19260C7121980-01-0202 January 1980
Forwards Addl Info Re NUREG-0578 short-term Lessons Learned Task Force Action Items Concerning Design Details of Mods. Provides Schedule Info Re Items Required to Be Completed by 810101
Project stage: Other
ML19309E6031980-04-15015 April 1980
Forwards Supplemental Info Re short-term Lessons Learned Task Force Recommendations
Project stage: Supplement
ML19309H4621980-05-0707 May 1980
Forwards License Change Application (Lca) 60,replacing Lca 51.Certificate of Svc Encl
Project stage: Other
ML20005B5001980-06-13013 June 1980
Forwards Application for Withholding & Proprietary WCAP-9725 & Nonproprietary WCAP-9726, Westinghouse Technical Support Complex. Proprietary Version Withheld (Ref 10CFR2.790).W/o Nonproprietary Version
Project stage: Request
ML19318A5841980-06-16016 June 1980
Forwards Response to NRC Re Implementation of Five Addl TMI-2 Related Action Items
Project stage: Other
05000344/LER-1980-017, Forwards LER 80-017/03L-01980-09-0505 September 1980
Forwards LER 80-017/03L-0
Project stage: Request
ML19337B2171980-09-29029 September 1980
Notifies of Delay in Implementation of TMI-2 Lessons Learned Items Scheduled for 810101 Until Resolution of Matl Delivery Problems.Summary of Util Commitments Per NUREG-0578 & Comments on NRC to Licensees & Applicants Encl
Project stage: Other
ML19338G1041980-10-21021 October 1980
Forwards Trojan Nuclear Plant Emergency Response Facilities, Per NRC 800905 Request.Technical Support Ctr & Emergency Operations Facility Will Be Operational by 820401 & Safety Parameter Display Sys by 820101
Project stage: Other
ML19339A6801980-10-30030 October 1980
Responds to .Licensee Will Be in Compliance W/Shift Staffing Requirements for Having Two Senior Reactor Operators,Two Reactor Operators & Two Nonlicensed Operators on Shift During Operational Modes 1-4 by 820701
Project stage: Other
ML19343B8041980-12-23023 December 1980
Responds to NRC Requesting Response to NUREG-0737 Re Implementation of TMI-2 Action Items.Util Intends to Meet Requirements & Schedules Except Where Stated.Hardware Availability Problems Could Cause Delays
Project stage: Other
ML20008F5801981-04-15015 April 1981
Responds to Generic Ltrs 81-10 & 81-17,requesting Commitment to Implementation Schedules for TMI Action Plan Item III.A.1.2 Re Emergency Support Facilities & NUREG-0696. Exemption from Requirements of NUREG-0696 Requested
Project stage: Other
ML19350E5011981-06-17017 June 1981
Viewgraphs Entitled Applicable NRC Requirements for Guidance for Emergency Response
Project stage: Other
ML19350E4051981-06-17017 June 1981
Summary of 810615 Meeting W/Util in Bethesda,Md Re Emergency Response Facilities
Project stage: Meeting
ML20005B4941981-07-0202 July 1981
Forwards Supplementary Info Re NUREG-0696 Concerning Emergency Response Facilities,Westinghouse Application for Withholding & Proprietary WCAP-9725, Westinghouse Technical Support Complex. Rept Withheld (Ref 10CFR2.790)
Project stage: Supplement
ML20031H1461981-10-21021 October 1981
Forwards Supplemental Info Re Implementation Status of TMI Action Items II.B.3,II.F.1.1,II.F.1.2,II.F.1.6,II.F.2, II.D.1.2,II.K.3.1,II.K.3.5 & III.A.2.Items Will Be Completed by 820801
Project stage: Supplement
ML20032A7331981-10-26026 October 1981
Forwards Supplemental Info on NUREG-0696, Emergency Operations Facilities, Per 810902 Request.Previous Submittals ,810415 & 0702 Encl
Project stage: Supplement
ML20039A9431981-10-31031 October 1981
Evaluation of Emergency Response Facilities for Trojan Nuclear Plant
Project stage: Other
ML20039A9401981-12-0303 December 1981
Forwards Evaluation of Design Plan for Emergency Response Facilities Submitted Per Generic Ltr 81-10.Info Inadequacies Listed & Condition for Addl Review Prior to Insp Outlined
Project stage: Other
ML20039D4801981-12-28028 December 1981
Forwards Supplemental Info to Util Re Implementation of NUREG-0737 Items Requiring Licensee Action by 820101
Project stage: Supplement
ML20040D8981982-01-27027 January 1982
Forwards Supplemental Info Re NUREG-0696, Emergency Response Facilities. Review of Habitability Features Continuing & Should Be Complete by 820401.Draft NUREG-0814 Contains Number of New Requirements
ML20052D9181982-05-0303 May 1982
Forwards Summary of Plant Emergency Operations Facility, Providing Addl Info in Response to NUREG-0696.NRC Ruling Re Acceptability of Facility Requested by 820601,to Meet 821001 Deadline for Completion
Project stage: Other
ML20054F3831982-06-11011 June 1982
Forwards Addl Info Re Implementation Schedules for NUREG-0737 Items,In Response to Generic Ltr 82-10.Items Include I.A.1.3.1,I.A.1.3.2,I.C.1,II.D.1.2,II.D.1.3, II.K.3.30,II.K.3.31,III.A.1.2,III.A.2.2 & III.D.3.4
Project stage: Other
ML20024B9411983-07-0808 July 1983
Discusses Continued Problems in Making Control Room Ventilation Sys Operational Per TMI Action Plan Item III.D.3.4.Only One Area Radiation Monitor Necessary,Per TMI Action Plan Item III.A.1.2
Project stage: Other
1980-09-29
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October 30, 1980 Trojan Nuclear Plant Docket 50-344 License NPF-1 Darrell G. Eisenhut, Director Division of Licensing Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D. C.
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Dear Mr. Eisenhut:
In response to your letter of July 31, 1980 concerning requirements for shif t staffing, the Trojan Nuclear Plant will be in compliance with the requirement for having two Senior Reactor Operators, two Reactor Operators, and two nonlicensed operators on shift at all times, during Operational Modes 1-4, by July 1, 1982. W9 plan to begin implementing this extra staffing of an additional Senior Reactor Operator in January 1981. It is our intent to have a Shif t Manager, a Shif t Supervisor, two Reactor Operators, and two Auxiliary Operators on each crew by the end of 1981. By July 1,1982, both the Shif t Manager and Shift Supervisor will be the licensed Senior Reactor Operators.
The Shift Manager will be the member 'f management in charge of the plant o
on shift, and will have the duties of the current Shift Supervisor. The new Shift Supervisor will act as an assistant to the Shif t Manager and ensure adequate supervision of activities both inside and outside the control room. It is our intent to include the current Shift Supervisor's office in the definition and boundaries of the control room for purposes of meeting the requirement of the Senior Reactor Operator being in the control rv.m at all times. This office is adjacent to the control room with window. and an open door allowing both sight and sound contact at all times. In this mant.er, the new Shif t Supervisor will have the freedom to move about the site as needed while the Shif t Manager is in
?is office. One of the two will always be required to be in the control room as defined for this purpose.
Our license has recently been amended to require a minimum of three Auxiliary Operators per shift while operating. We would expect that this can be changed back to two Auxiliary Operators per shif t when we have the two Senior Reactor Operators and the two Reactor Operators on each shift.
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Portland General EectricCcmpany Darrell G. Eisenhut October 30, 1980 Page Two Administrative procedures will include provisions to control movement of the above key shif t personnel about the plant to ensure their avail-ability during abnormal or emergency situations. Administrative procedures currently state the appropriate location of key personnel during such situations, and this will continue to be updated as personnel are added to the shift complement.
By November 1,1980, administrative procedures will be revised to incorporate a policy to avoid routine overtime just to provide minimum crew staffing to meet Technical Specification requirements. These procedures will also include the four specific limitations identified in your letter concerning working hours and time off. Currently we are providing Shift Technical Advisor coverage by having a designated engineer on site for 24-hr.
straight. Cooking, eating and sleeping facilities are provided, and the individual assigned does not normally work more than 12-hr. straight, so the spirit and intent of your requirements are being met.
It is our plan to implement our long-term Shif t Technical Advisor program on or before January 1,1981 with Shif t Technical Advisors et - rently in training.
These engineers will probably be providing coverage for 12-hr. periods, which will also be in compliance with your requirements. Our adminis-trative procedures currently require Plant General Manager approval of any necessary deviations to maximum work hour restrictions.
Sincerely, VM Bart D. Withers Vice President Nuclear BDW/RPB/KM/4sk3B16 c:
Mr. Robert A. Clark, Chief Operating Reactors Branch No. 3 Division of Licensing U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Mr. Lynn Frank, Director State of Oregon Department of Energy
