ML20058P519
| ML20058P519 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Framatome ANP Richland |
| Issue date: | 10/12/1993 |
| From: | Edgar J SIEMENS POWER CORP. (FORMERLY SIEMENS NUCLEAR POWER |
| To: | Pierson R NRC OFFICE OF NUCLEAR MATERIAL SAFETY & SAFEGUARDS (NMSS) |
| References | |
| TAC-L21664, NUDOCS 9310250061 | |
| Download: ML20058P519 (4) | |
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$1EM ENS October 12,1993 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn: Mr. Robert C. Pierson, Chief Licensing Branch Division of Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards, NMSS Washington, DC 20555 Ucense No. SNM-1227 Docket No. 70-1257
Dear Mr. Pierson:
Re:
1.
Letter, JB Edgar to JWN Hickey, dated July 31,1992.
2.
Letter, MT Adams to LJ Maas," Audits and inspections Amendment Application (TAC No. L21664)", dated August 30,1993.
l Below is Siemens Power Corporation's (SPC's) reply to the requests for information in reference 2.
NRC Reauests 1.
The proposed amendment removes the condition that the Health Physics Component make monthly audits of environmental protection practices and exposure contre's, document and distribute the results, and follow up on discrepancies and recommended corrective actions. This condition provides a necessary independa6t review of the environmental program. The amendment application should clearly assign this audit responsibility to another independent group.
2.
Sections 2.6.5 and 2.6.6 of the amendment application should reflect the current structure and responsibilities of Safety, Security, and Ucensing, as indicated in Figures 1-2.2 and I-2.3 of the current license (pages 2-20 and 2-21, dated December 21,1992),
with respect to the environmental and health physics audits and inspections.
SPC Repfv Per a meeting on September 30,1993 among JB Edgar of SPC and Mary Adams and Mike
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Lamastra of your staff, SPC retracts the license amendment application in reference 1, above.
In its place SPC requests an amendment which revises section 2.6.5 by having the Health Physics component perform quarterly, instead of monthly, inspections of environmental protection practices.
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2101 Horn Raput Road. PO Box 130 Rggnd, WA 993520130 Tel (509) 375 8100 Fac (509) 3758402 i
9310250061 931012
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Page 2 October 12,1993 Enclosed are revised pages 2-15 from SPC's current license and 2-18 from SPC's August 26, 1992 renewal application.
If you have further questions, please call me at 509-375-8663.
Very truly yours,
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- Siemens Power Corporation - Nuclear Division EM F-2 SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL LICENSE NO. SNM-1227, NRC DOCKET NO. 70-1257 l
PART I - LICENSE CONDITIONS
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I 2.6.4 Fire Protection I
The inspection Committee of the Richland Health and Safety Council performs monthly inspections of selected areas of the Richland facility. These inspections include j
housekeeping concerns, as well as industrial safety concerns. A facility with good housekeeping (combustible wastes properly contained, emergency exits accessible and uncluttered, fire extinguishers properly maintained), will experience fewer and less serious i
, fires.
Results of these inspections are documented, including any recommended l L
corrective actions, and distributed to the respective facility management. The Inspection l l
l Committee shall follow-up on each detected discrepancy and recommended corrective action in subsequent inspections until there is satisfactory resolution.
l The Safety Supervisor ensures that a monthly inspection is made of all plant fire extinguishers in accordance with a written plan. Results of these inspections are i
documented, and any detected discrepancies are corrected during the inspection.
j 2.6.5 Environmental Protection inspections i
l The Environmental Engineering Component shall monitor the levels of regulated 3
- material released to the environment. Health and Safety Technicians are responsible for
! the field sampling under the guidance of the industrial Safety and Health Component.
r I Action levels and descriptions of actions to be taken as a result are found in EMF-30,
! Chapter 4.
Results of this monitoring shall be documented and distributed to the Manager, Safety, Security, and Licensing.
The Health Physics Component shall perform quarterly inspections of j
' environmental protection practices and exposure controls. These inspections shall be l made in accordance with a written plan.
Results of these inspections shall be i documented, including any recommended corrective actions, and distributed to the j respective facility management, and to the Manager, Safety, Security, and Ucensing. The l
Health Physics Component shall follow up on each detected discrepancy and I
recommended corrective action in subsequent inspections until there is satisfactory
- resolution. The Health and Safety Council shall monitor progress toward such resolution.
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2.7 Investiaations and Reportino of Reportable incidents I
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In addition to, and/or in-line with, the reporting requirements specified in other i sections of this Application, or in Regulatory Guide 10.1, the following reporting schedule is adhered to:
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Employee, former employee, or terminating employee radiation exposure j
information shall be reported to individuals in accordance with 10 CFR 19.13(b)(c)(e);
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l NaOEN1 AMCATONOME:
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2-15 sPC-ND:3330.947 (R-1/07/92) i
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Sie, mens Power Corporation - Nuclear Division EM F.2 SPECIAL NUCLEAR MATERIAL LICENSE NO. SNM-1227, NRC DOCKET NO. 70-1257 PART I - LICENSE CONDITIONS
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1 2.6.5 Environmental Protection Inspections I The Environmental Engineering Component shall monitor the levels of regulated material i
l released to the environment. Health and Safety Technicians are responsible for the field I sampling under the guidance of the industrial Safety and Health Component. Action l levels and descriptions of actions to be taken as a result are found in EMF-30, Chapter i
- 4. Results of this monitoring shall be documented and distributed to the Manager, Safety, i
Security, and Ucensing.
, The Health Physics Component shall perform quarterly inspections of environmental i protection practices and exposure controls. These inspections shall be made in
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i accordance with a written plan. nesults of these inspections shall be documented, l including any recommended corrective actions, and distributed to the respective facility
, management, and to the Manager, Safety, Security, and Licencing. The Health Physics
- Component shall follow up on each detected discrepancy and recommended corrective
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! action in subsequent inspections until there is satisfactory resolution. The Health and
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! Safety Council shall monitor progress toward such resolution.
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! 2.7 investiaations and Reportino of Reportable incidents l In addition to, and/or in-line with, the reporting requirements specified in other sections
, of this Ucense, or in Regulatory Guide 10,1, the following reporting schedule shall be I
j adhered to:
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l 1.
Employee and former employee radiation exposure information shall be l
l reported to said individuals in accordance with 10 CFR 19.13, i
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Employee exposures and monitoring information shall be reported to the l
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NRC in accordance with 10 CFR 20.2206; i
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Overexposures and excessive levels and concentrations shall be reported to the NRC in accordance with 10 CFR 20.2203 with the exception of those resulting from 20.2202(a)(2) and (b)(2) with reference to releases in l
restricted areas; 4.
The NRC shall be notified of incidents in accordance with 10 CFR 20.2202 with the exception of those resulting from 20.2202(a)(2) and (b)(2) with ;
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Theft, or loss of licensed material, shall be reported in accordance with 10 l
CFR 20.2201-
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