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Category:OPERATOR TRAINING/REQUALIFICATION PROGRAM
MONTHYEARML20236Y4511998-07-31031 July 1998
Revised Operator Requalification Program
ML20097E0431992-06-0404 June 1992
Proposed Operator Requalification Program for Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility
ML19343C1451978-12-19019 December 1978
Requalification Program for Operators & Senior Operators Licensed on Uvar & Cavalier Reactors.
ML19343C1421974-06-20020 June 1974
Revised Operator Requalification Program for Univ of VA Reactor Facility.
1998-07-31
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Category:TEXT-SAFETY REPORT
MONTHYEARML20204G5541998-12-31031 December 1998
Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility 1998 Annual Rept
ML20198J2431998-12-21021 December 1998
Safety Evaluation Supporting Amend 24 to License R-66
ML20236Y4511998-07-31031 July 1998
Revised Operator Requalification Program
ML20236K4861998-07-0707 July 1998
Safety Evaluation Supporting Amend 8 to License R-123
ML20249A5961998-06-15015 June 1998
Safety Evaluation Supporting Amend 23 to License R-66
ML20217G6391997-12-31031 December 1997
Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility Annual Rept,1997
ML20137B3471996-12-31031 December 1996
Univ of VA Reactor Facility Annual Rept for 1996
ML20138H1171996-11-19019 November 1996
Univ of Virginia Nuclear Reactor Facility 1996 Emergency Preparedness Exercise Scenario for 961119
ML20101E0311995-12-31031 December 1995
Univ of VA Reactor Facility 1995 Annual Rept
ML20093L1171995-10-31031 October 1995
Revised Sar,Incorporating Proposed Section 9.20.8
ML20093C7501995-10-31031 October 1995
SAR for Low-Enriched U Fueled Univ of VA Reactor
ML20095F3031995-10-10010 October 1995
Univ of VA Nuclear Reactor Facility 1995 Emergency Preparedness Drill Scenario for 951108
ML20081K4961994-12-31031 December 1994
Univ of VA Reactor Facility 1994 Annual Rept
ML20077C3881994-10-18018 October 1994
Univ of VA Nuclear Reactor Facility 1994 Emergency Preparedness Drill Scenario for 941122
ML20076F9091994-10-13013 October 1994
HEU to LEU Conversion Rept
ML20072R0081994-08-26026 August 1994
Part 21 Rept Re Area Monitoring Sys Consisting of Model Adm 600A(V10) Readout Module & GP-100C Geiger-Muller Detector Supplied by Nuclear Research Corp.Replacement Circuit Card Assemblies Provided to Univ of VA
ML20071L8551994-07-28028 July 1994
Part 21 Rept Re Defect in Basic Component Purchased from Nuclear Research Corp.Rest of Ltr Follows Listing of Required Topics as Stated in Paragraph 21.21 Section 4
ML20070B4721994-06-21021 June 1994
Ro:On 940617,during pre-start Checks for Gas Cooled Mineral Irradiation Facility Checklist,Discovered That Experiment Scram Bypass Switch Position Check Had Not Been Performed Correctly for 3 Days.Caused by Supervisor Error
ML20064N4511993-12-31031 December 1993
University of VA Reactor Facility 1993 Annual Rept
ML20044H0671993-05-26026 May 1993
Ro:On 930428,inadvertent Mod to Reactor Console Resulted in Operation of Reactor for Period of About Five & One Half H W/Several Protective Scrams,Per TS Not Operable.Minor & temporary,non-safety Sys Related Changes Recommended
ML20044D7311993-05-12012 May 1993
Fourteen-Day Rept of Reportable Event Re Inadvertent Mod of Univ of Virginia Reactor Console.
ML20101N5941992-07-0101 July 1992
Special Rept:On 920615,briefly Unidentified High Radiation Area Noted During Reactor Startup.Caused by Human Error. Self-critical Evaluation Conducted & Controls in Place to Prevent Reccurrence
ML20097E0431992-06-0404 June 1992
Proposed Operator Requalification Program for Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility
ML20094M4301991-12-31031 December 1991
Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility Annual Rept,1991. W/
ML20070R6011990-12-31031 December 1990
Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility 1990 Annual Rept. W/
ML20059E8991990-08-29029 August 1990
Safety Evaluation Supporting Amends 19 & 7 to Licenses R-66 & R-123,respectively
ML20012B0741990-02-28028 February 1990
Decommissioning Plan for Univ of Virginia 100-Watt Cavalier Reactor & Application for Termination of Ol.
ML19327C1561990-01-31031 January 1990
Effective Diffusion Theory Cross Sections for Univ of Virginia Control Rods.
ML20042D7581989-12-31031 December 1989
Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility Annual Rept 1989. W/ 900307 Ltr
ML19327C1531989-11-30030 November 1989
SAR for Low Enriched U Fueled,Univ of Virginia Reactor.
ML19327C1551989-07-31031 July 1989
Neutronic Analysis for Univ of Virginia Reactor High Enrichment U to Low Enrichment U Conversion Project.
ML20247H2391989-07-20020 July 1989
Safety Evaluation Supporting Amends 18 & 6 to Licenses R-66 & R-123,respectively
ML20246L8071989-03-15015 March 1989
Safety Evaluation Supporting Amend 5 to License R-123
ML19327C1541989-01-31031 January 1989
Design Optimization of Low Enrichment,Univ of Virginia Nuclear Reactor.
ML20247G8351988-12-31031 December 1988
Univ of Virginia Reactor Facility Annual Rept 1988
ML20151U0821988-04-25025 April 1988
Safety Evaluation Supporting Amend 16 to License R-66
ML20148N6491988-03-31031 March 1988
Proposal for Conversion of Univ of VA Nonpower 2 Mwt Univ of VA Research Reactor from Highly Enriched U to Low Enriched U Fuel
ML20148D7991987-12-31031 December 1987
Reactor Facility Annual Rept 1987
ML20137K8611986-01-13013 January 1986
Annual Operating Rept for 1985
ML20129F2401985-05-31031 May 1985
Safety Evaluation Report Related to the Renewal of the Operating License for the CAVALIER Training Reactor at the University of Virginia.Docket No. 50-396.(University of Virginia)
ML20106H0141985-01-24024 January 1985
Annual Rept of Operations of Univ of Virginia Reactor & CAVALIER Reactor During 1984
ML20137E2941984-12-31031 December 1984
Addendum to 1984 Annual Rept
ML20108B8341984-11-0101 November 1984
Ro:On 841002,high Radiation Hot Spot Discovered at Ground Level Along Outside Wall of Reactor Room.Caused by Experiment.Personnel Removed Radiation Source & Relocated Shield Cask.Program Revised
ML20092M2891984-06-22022 June 1984
Updated SAR in Support of License R-123 Renewal
ML20086S1681984-02-16016 February 1984
Annual Operating Rept for 1983
ML20024C0461983-06-30030 June 1983
Updated RO Re 830525 Low Shutdown Margin During Criticality. Initially Reported on 830609.Caused by Change in Control Rod Reactivity Worth Curves Due to Fuel Burnup.Procedures for Shutdown Margin & Reactivity Worth Determination Rewritten
ML20076F3341983-06-0909 June 1983
Ro:On 830530,reactor Shut Down When Shutdown Margin During Criticality Violated Tech Specs.Caused by Difference in Partial Fuel Element Added on 830525.Reactor Shut Down 830606.Control Rods Recalibr.Procedures Changed
ML20070P0581983-01-0505 January 1983
Annual Rept of Operations,1982
ML20041F4651982-03-11011 March 1982
QA Program for Procurement,Use,Maint & Repair of Packaging Used to Transport Spent Fuel,Radioactive Matl & Pu
ML20038B2591981-08-26026 August 1981
Univ of VA Reactor (Uvar).
1998-07-07
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OPlRATOR PM UALIFICATICU FROGRA'!
FOR TE UA.IVLRSITY OF VIRGIIIIA Pl' ACTOR FACILITY A. General
- 1. This requalification program applies to licensed individuals of both the University of Virginia Research Reactor (UVAR) and the low power training reactor (CAVALIER), located at the Reactor Facility of the University of Virginia.
- 2. The operations =anager of the reactor facility shall be respcusible for ad=inistering the re-qualification progrs=.
- 3. prorTen
- 1. Each licensed individual vill be required to ec=plete all check lists and perfom a start-up of the reactor at least once every three =enths and at least 10 ti=es during the period of his license. All individuals who are licensed for both the UVAR and the CAVALIER vill be required to com-plete at least five start-ups on each facility during the period of his license. If a licensed individual fails to perform these functions for a period of four =onths er longer he vill be re=oved from licensing activities and be required to take either a written or oral examination similar in scope to the A.I:..C. exa= and an operating test under the direction of a qualified Serior Operator before being reinstated as a .
qualified licensed operator. A grade of 70, or Greater vill be considered passing. The results of these exams shall be documented.
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- 2. Each licensed individual vill be required to attend a series of lectures at least once each year. The lectures will cover variou:, aspeci.:t of the reactor operation including theory and principles of operation, plant operatin6 characteristics, plant instrumentation and control systems, plant protection syste=s, safety systems, normal, abnormal and emergency operating procedures, radiation control and safety, and technical speci-fications.
Once a year a written exam vill be given to each licensed individual to detemine his continuing knowledge of the facilities operations. If the results of these exams disclose deficiencies in certain areas, additional lectures may be given to cover the subject in more detail.
A grade of 70'4 or better vill be considered passing. The individual administering and gradin6 these exa=s vill be exempt from taking the exam.
- 3. Standard operating procedures and abnormal emergency procedures will be reviewed annually with licensed individuals as part of a lecture series.
A1111 censed individuals will be informed of system chances or pro-cedural changes by a memo issued by the operations manager. An up-to-date copy of the standard operat'.n6 procedures vill be kept in the control room of each reactor at all times.
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- h. A personal file shall be kept on each licensed individual. The file shall contain records on chech-lists and start-ups performed by the
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individual, his attendance at lectures and tre content and results of vritten exams.
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The operations =anager vill take periodie independent evaluations of each individual by observing the ccepletion of check lists and start-ups and control canipulations by each operator. Co m ents on these ot~frvations will be noted in the individual's file. If an operator is found to be deficient in some area of operation this vill be docu=ented and the appropriate action taken to correct the deficiency will be noted.
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DEPARTMENT OF NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SCI!OOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Phone: 924 7136 -
December 21, 1978 MEMORANDUM l
Reactor Safety Committee TO:
T. L. Porter FROM:
Requalification Program for Reactor Operators and Senior Operators
SUBJECT:
The attached procedures are subnit ted for your approval to formalize the requalification program for the operators and senior operators who operate the UVAR and CAVALIER reactors.
These procedures specify the program submitted by J. P. Farrar to
- . the A.E.C. June 20, 1974.
.itecords. of. the requalification program will be maintained and will
- be available for your ~ inspection. .
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T. L. Porter .
cc: J. P. Farrar -
B. L. Shriver
, Senior Operators
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