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Const Implementation Overview,Weekly Rept Number 34, for 840130-0203
ML20084F839
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Site: Midland
Issue date: 02/03/1984
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CONSTRUCTION IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW

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WEEKLY REPORT NUMBER 34 .

l PERIOD - January 30, 1984 through February 3, 1984 Contents Page

I. 0verview........................................ 1 II. Act i v i ty Suma ry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 III. Activity Details................................ 2 IV. General......................................... 6 V. Attachments..................................... 6 I

A. CIO Item Sumary B. Hold Point Summary C. Nonconfomance Identification Report (NIR) Summary l

D. Meeting Summary

.VI. Exhibits

1. FCR/FCN Resolution Program Release Status l

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CIO REPORT NUMBER 34 I. OVERVIEW During this reporting period, CIO continued our in-process reviews of the Status Assessment Print (SAP) and Work Print (WP) programs 1

and the work being accomplished in Module 340 (Reactor Building) for Status Assessment and the Quality Verification Program (QVP).

The SAP /WP programs continue to function adequately and controls are being maintained in an effective manner although, due to the

- rigorous document issue process, Field Document Control Center (FDCC) is experiencing some difficulty in keeping pace with user requests.

Status Assessment and QVP activities continued in Module 340 on concrete coatings and structural steel coatings. Additionally, CPCo began preparations for Status Assessment of electrical pene-trations, raceways and raceway supports, whip restraints and terminations. CIO has been monitoring the ongoing work as well as the preparatory activity for those activities identified above.

Ongoing work is continuing in an acceptable manner. Preparations for future work are also acceptable. Personnel are performing dry runs which are being evaluated by their supervision and management in order to avoid problems when activity begins formally. CIO observations indicate that this process is valuable and should result in minimal confusion once actual Status Assessment and QVP

. begin. Personnel appear knowledgeable in their disciplines and the orientation to Status Assessment and QVP requirements is effective.

JOB NO. 14509 Pag? 2 of 6 MIDLAND NdCLEAR POWER PLANT WEEKLY REPORT N0. 34 5 Other CIO activities for this period included:

  • Review of the Exception List Processing
  • Evaluation of the CPCo Audit Program
  • Review of Training Records Spatial System Interaction Program (SSIP) Monitoring l Monitoring of Diesel Generator Activities Monitoring Action Relative to NRC Commitment List j
  • Attendance at Various Site Meetings j
  • CIO Actions to Close Open Items and NIR's as Responses are Received II. ACTIVITY SUMARY A. SAP /WP Review 4
8. Status Assessment /QVP Monitoring C. Exception List Processing Monitoring
D. CPCo Audit Program Evaluation E. Training Records Review l

F. SSIP Monitoring i G. Diesel Generator Program Monitoring H. NRC Commitment List Program Monitoring III. ACTIVITY DETAILS (Paragraphs Correspond to Items in Section II)

A. CIO continued monitoring the SAP /WP programs during this reporting period. The process of issuing documents for Status Assessment and QVP remains under control and in accordance with Procedures

. FPD-1.000, FPD-3.000 and FPD-7.500. As a further positive note, CIO observed that field personnel are aware of, and sensitive to, the requirements to have properly identified and controlled

JOB NO. 14509 Page 3 of 6 MIDLAND NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WEEKLY REPORT N0. 34 documents for their work. Document users are checking for correct document dates and SAP /WP authentication stamps and' this, in conjunction with the FDCC control measures, should result in continued success of these document control programs.

B. CIO continued monitoring Status Assessment and QVP activities.

! To date, these are limited to Module 340 where both concrete and steel coatings are being statused and verified. Status Assessment is being performed in an acceptable manner and QVP activity, as well, continues to be acceptable and in accordance with PQCI-8.51, Rev. 4. Documentation resulting from both activities is being processed satisfactorily. Additionally, preparations for Status Assessment and QVP in the electrical discipline were monitored. Preparations include procedure review, " dry runs" and evaluation of work by supervisory /

management personnel. Formal activity is expected to begin during the week of February 6 and CIO will continue our monitoring of the process at that time in order to verify satisfactory implementation.

l C. In Weekly Report Number 33, CIO indicated that documents initially included on " Exception Lists" were being corrected and issued to field stations. This activity continued during this reporting period. CIO continued to monitor the work process and observed no discrepancies. Currently, the Exception Lists are nearly cleared in all disciplines except mechanical and work should be completed in the near future. Work to clear I

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. MIDLAND NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

. WEEKLY REPORT NO. 34 1 .

I exceptions in the mechanical discipline will commence after the Stop Work Order is lifted.

i j D. On January 30, 1984, CIO initiated an evaluation of the CPCo -l Audit Program. Current procedures, audit reports and practices

! were reviewed and specific questions developed. Discussions were held with various CPCo personnel. Additional information j has been requested from CPCo in order to continue the evaluation.

j Completion of this evaluation is expected to require an additional three to four weeks.

J j E. CIO performed a sampling inspection of 704 training records 1

representing 68 construction personnel prior to their release l ,

I for Status Assessment work. Th6 records examined were satis-1 l

factory and in compliance with FPG-2.000, Rev. 6, " Training l

! of Construction Personnel" (Re: Checklist Number MP-MIS-001E).

This brings to 313 the number of personnel available to conduct

! Status Assessment as activity warrants. Presently, it is expected that approximately 50 additional personnel will be

! assigned to Status Assessment. CIO review of their training i

l records should, if records are satisfactory, complete the 4

initial personnel release process for Status Assessment.

1 i F. SSIP walkdown of the Auxiliary Building continued in accordance a

! with Mark Technology Corporation (MTC) Procedure WTP-3-Q,

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l. " Procedure for Performing Walkdowns of SSIPs/ Targets". Of 24 -

physical interactions analyzed in the fuel pool, C10 witnessed ,

l l all 24. CIO evaluation of. work is that it continues to be

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, . JOB NO. 14509 Page 5 of 6 MIDLAND NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

. WEEKLY REPORT NO. 34 performed in a satisfactory manner (Re: Checklist No. MP-s MIS-MJ-022V). However, based upon a CIO review of the MTC program, a potential problem has been identified in the amount of detail supplied in the " target list" relative to appurtenances, boundaries and plant location. A meeting has be,en scheduled with MTC personnel during the week of February 20, 1984 to review CIO concerns.

G. CIO has been monitoring the TransAmerica DeLaval work for

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installation of the plant Emergency Diesel Generators as it is affected by the Stop Work Orders. CIO is also aware of the technical evaluation of work being accomplished by r personnel at the Midland Plant and similar work being performed at other plants. To date, activities at Midland

appear to be consistent with those at other locations and represent a satisfactory approach to identification and resolution of potential problems.

H. The CPCo program for identification and control of commit-

ments made to the NRC relative to QVP was incitded as a topic in CIO reports numbered 1 through 6. At that time.

CIO received initial matrixes with the understanding that a commitment list of this nature was evolutionary and would change throughout the life of the plant. During January, 1984, CIO was informed that the responsibility and methodology for maintaining the list had changed and subsequently issued CIO Item Number 046 requesting information relative to current plans. Pending receipt of this infomation, CIO began a review

JOB NO. 14509 Page 6 of 6 MIDLAND NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WEEKLY REPORT NO. 34 of CPCo activities and was informed that all commitments would be consolidated in a single computerized list that will serve both construction and operation and that this action would be under the cognizance of CPCo Licensing personnel at the Midland Plant site. Further, it appears that completion of this work will take six to nine months.

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CIO will review both the response to Item Number 046 and I

the progress in this area to verify that current activities will not be detrimentally affecteo.

IV. GENERAL l A. CIO personnel staffing increased to 31 during this period. Resumes and affidavits for the two additional personnel (E. Kiehner and G. Fottades) will be forwarded to the NRC under separate cover.

B. A chart showing the current release status for the FCR/FCN

Resolution Program is included as Exhibit 1 to this report.

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V. ATTACHMENTS A. - CIO Item Summary I

B. - CIO Hold Point Summary C. - CIO NIR Summary D. - Meeting Summary l

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CONSTRUCTION IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW

2. Closed items will be identified in the report for the MIDLAND NUCLEAR C0 GENERATION PLANT week of closure'and dropped from further reporting i i

CIO ITEM SupMARY ~

Classifi-go, Description Open CPCo Response Closed p ,ags l cation i Document /Date Document /Date Document /Date 030 Tracked Need to review Vendor Equipment Report No. 5 Action Verification Program - frQAD/SMO 7/18/83 032 Tracked NIR 006 issued on October 28, 1983, Report No. 20 ,

Action to address administrative discrepan- 10/31/83  !

cies in the Construction Training  !

Records of Teams 5, 6, 8, 9. 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, 20, 25, 26 (27/28) 29, 30, 31, 32/33 and OHO staff.

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. 033 Tracked NIR 007 issued on November 7. 1983 Neport No. 21 Action 11/08/83 -

to address administrative discrepan- l cies in the Construction Training Records for Teams No. 24, Field Pro-

cerement Subcontractor Management, Field Engineering Staff, and Con-struction General Services Organi-  ;

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Action to ~ address upgrading five training 11/14/83 R5  ;

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i Classifi- . Open CPCo Response Closed No. cation Description Doctament/Date Document /Date Document /Date Remarks lhe hardare part 035 Tracked CIO observed that dielectric iso- Report No. 22 of this its was i Action lation spacers for galvanic pro- 11/14/83 refem!d to G00.

tection of copper pipe to galvanized CIO is holding the i steel pipe supports were missing in item open peding , ,

some areas on the Small Bore (Instru- -

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ment Air) KAC System, drawing FSK-J- . inforustion on i 30-0220 Sheet 2 Rev. 7. use of anos to direct work.

l 037 Tracked CIO observed that two boards with Report No. 24 Partial Response -

Action protruding nails lying in Cable Tray 11/29/83 (CSC-7244 dated 1AKA019 (Q Tray) had ptoctured the t/27/84) accept- / ,

cable Jacket of a "Q" cable. The ed via CIO N cable is 0-channel A, 480V, MCC. letter SWMCP-024 NCR C00925 was issued by W Q40 on dated 2/3/84 i November 22, 1983. CIO will track .

this item to assure that corrective action (repair) has been performed to approved procedures.

-041 Tracked CIO requires CPCo plans and schedules Ites Notifi-Infor- for assuring that current activities cation Report 4

action relative to the evaluation of Phase 1/6/84 '

III activities on FCRs/FCNs, vendor drawings and FSKs are completed prior to releasing the emergency diesel generators for resumption of instal-y C w lation wort. Subsequent to review, s CIO will determine method of evalu-K e =

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CIO ITEM SUP91ARY - CONTINUATION SHEET Classifi-Open CPCo Response Closed No. cation. Description Document /Date Document /Date Document /Date Remarks 043 Tracked CIO Phase III evaluation of archi- Item Notiff- Item Notifi- Ref. CPCo Action tectural/ civil document control cation Report cation Report letter

, measures resulted in findings listed 1/6/84 1/17/84 CSM-0719 in the item Notification (similar 1/16/84 - '

4 conditions are identified in MPQAD '

MQAR-DAT-1). CIO requests CPCo's plan for addressing the problems.

noted and for implementing and verifying corrective action on both MQAR-DAT-1 and this item. -

045 Tracked Nesponse to CIO Item 038 was not Item Notifi-infor- acceptable. CIO must know what cation Report nation actions will be taken by CPCo to 1/18/84 assure that work is done to Engineering documents and that a reliance on checklists does i not develop.

046 Tracked CIO requests placement on distribu- Item Notifi-Infor- tion for documentation and procedures cation Report mation pertinent to the NRC Project Commit- 1/18/84 ment Tracking Program, advance notice i of related meetings and a schedule gg which addresses completion of these e e events. E 5 s K 3

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Classifi- Open CPCo Response Closed  !

No. cation. Description Document /Date Document /Date Document /Date Remarks 047 Tracked During a CIO evaluation of document Ites Notifi- Ites Notifi- Item Notifi- BPCo Response Recommen- control preparedness to implement the cation Report cation Report cation Report via letter 7 dation requirements of recent revisions to 1/25/84 1/31/84 2/3/84 BCCC-8980 \ _l l Procedure FPD-3.000, a number of dated 1/31/84 recommendations were made. CIO was advised that these recommendations would be implemanted.

4. 048 Tracked Corrective action needed to rectify Item Notifi-
Action an inconsistency between anchor cation Report

). bolt specifications C-305 and C-306. 1/18/84 1 r 4

049 Tracked A CIO review of document control Ites Notifi- Item Notiff-methods resulted in the following

, Infor- cation Report cation Report / t i nation observations: (1) Some uncontrolled 1/26/84 2/3/84 \ j i; specs contained controlled copies of FCRs, FCNs and SCNs; (2) Controlled documents are being " decontrolled" , l via a line-out method which is not (

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personnel are unaware of the Bechtel Ann Arbor method of ideatifying .

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i i CIO ITEM StM4ARY - CONTINUATION SHEET Classifi . Open CPCo Response Closed i No. cation Description Document /Date Document /Date Document /Date Remarks  ;

050 Tracked A review of documents related to Item Notifi-Infor- Q and/or Q-interface CWP's/ items cation Report i mation and a discussion of same with CPCo 1/30/84 personnel revealed that there is .

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inspection.

l' 051 Tracked CIO requests to be informed of Item Notifi-Action meetings regarding the proposed cation Report plan of action to address deft- 2/3/84

, ciencies identified in MPQAD Audit Report No. MSA-83-7 as

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[ 052 Tracked CIO requests copies of audit Item Notifi-Infor- reports for audits performed by cation Report nation the NRC, CPCo and BPCo of site 2/3/84  ;

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STONE & WEBSTER MICHIGAN, INC. NOTES: 1. ( identifies changes from previous report CONSTRUCTION IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW

2. Closed Hold Points will be identified in the Report for j MIDLAND NUCLEAR C0 GENERATION PLANT the week of closure and dropped from further reporting l

CIO HOLD POINT

SUMMARY

No. Description Established CPCo Response Lifted Remarks Document /Date Document /Date Document /Date 005 CPCo has committed to develop a Vendor Report No. 18 Equipment Verification Program. Program 10/17/83 is required before implementation of Phase II.

007 Evaluation of Management Review of Report No. 19 results of Phase:I. activities. 10/26/83 Evaluation is required before im-plementation of. Phase II '

.008 NIR.006 was issued on October 28, 1983, Report No. 20 to address discrepancies observed during 10/31/83 the sample inspection of 2,054 Con-struction Training records of 31 members of Teams- 5,-6, 8, 9, 12, 13, 16, 17, 19, <

20,25,26,-(27/28),29,30,31,(32/33) and BHO staff.

Corrective action must be completed be-fore any walkdown assessments can be > r perfomed by the personnel in question. y%

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J CIO HOLD POINT StM4ARY - CONTINUATION SHEET Established CPCo Respon'se Lifted Noo .

Description Document /Date Document /Date Document /Date Remarks 009 NIR 007 was issued on November 7, 1983, Report No. 21 to address discrepancies observed during 11/08/83 sample inspection of 834 Construction Training records of 18 members of Team 24, Field Procurement, Sub-Contractor Management, F. E.. staff and Construction General Services Organization.

Corrective action must be completed be-fore any walkdown, assessments can be performed by the personnel in question.

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010 NIR 008 has been issued on November 10, Report No. 22

! 1983 to address upgrading five items 11/14/83 in.the System Team Training Matrix of the Construction Training Program.

I' Corrective action must be completed be-

, fore any walkdown assessments can be performed by the personnel involved in these training. activities.

011 Prior to lifting of Stop Work Orders Re) ort No. 23 relating to the FCR/FCN Review and .

I'/22/83 Resolution Program, CIO has established ,

4 a Hold Point at the conclusion of Phase Nf

'II activities to evaluate the adequacy C%

of MPQAD performance during Phase I and , 9r 7 Phase II activities. The Hold. Point - 2 x encompasses all the Stop Work Orders E@

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No.:FSW-36 which has been lifted by MPQAD. This Hold Point does not apply 5 to Phase III. ,

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, Established CPCo Response Lifted No. Description Document /Date Document /Date Document /Date Remarks 015 C10 has requested that the requirements Hold Point for the exclusive use of chromel-alumel Notification

, therinocouples and extension wires for Report 2/1/84 y PWHT and certification of the accuracy .

g of the thermocouples via a C of C be reinstated in PQCI PW-1.00. Release is contingent upon CIO review and acceptance of the calibration certification.

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STONE & WEBSTER MICHIGAN, INC. NOTES: 1. ( identifies changes from previous report CONSTRUCTION IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW

2. Closed NIRs will be identified in the report for the 3 MIDLAND NUCLEAR C0 GENERATION PLANT week of closure and dropped from further reporting L NONCONFORMANCE IDENTIFICATION REPORT StM4ARY t

.No. Description Issue Date Response Date Closure Date Remarks i

007 . Administrative discrepancies in Construction 11/07/83 N/A 02/02/84 Reference BPCo Training Records for the following teams: letter BCCC-8750, No. 24. Field Procurement, Subcontractor dated 11/30/83, Management. Field Engineering Staff, and and CIO checklists #

Construction General Services Organization. MP-MIS-034E-0028, \ ,

, 008 Need to upgrade five training level codes 11/10/83 in the. System Team Training Matrix.

011 A conflict on the use of R symbols for re ' 12/31/83 tired FCR/FCNs on architectural drawings.

012 Numerous drawing / specification discrepancies 01/03/84 revealed during Phase III. FCR/FCN C10 review -

at Drawing Stations 8, 10, and 13.

During the review of Electrical FCR/FCNs, 01/26/84 01/27/84 02/02/84 CPCo response <

j 013 a number of items were found nonconforming via Transmittal to FID 2.400. No. CSC-7247  %{

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i 014 As documented on CIO Evaluation No. MP-MIS- 01/27/84 5 :o 074-0001, FPD 1.000 requirement that a copy 5j of all transmittals for "Q" listed items be c -s transmitted to MPQA0 and the Project Supplier Quality Representative was not being satisfied f

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CONSTRUCTION IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW MIDLAND NUCLEAR C0 GENERATION PLANT WEEKLY MEETING

SUMMARY

Date Meet n9 Attendees Discussion Topic CIO Comments e

Jan. 31, NRC Commit- CPCo Discussed design related SAR commitments Specific design commitments' 1984 ments for BPCo generated since July, 1980. appear to be in TERA scope Design CIO rather than CIO. CIO will continue to monitor overall commitment system (Re: CIO Item Number 046).

Jan. 31, Area Team CPCo 1) Revision 3 of training matrix is with CIO will review matrix 1984 Staff Meeting MPQAD CPCo for review. when received.

BPCo 2) Modules 340 and 102 to receive priority CIO treatment in next several weeks for Status Assessment FGb 1 Team Mtgs. CPCo 1) Status Assessment " dry runs" and evaluation No CIO concerns identified and MPQAD per electrical discipline continuing.

Feb 2, BPCo Work to begin next week.

1984 CIO 2) Discussed time restraints for obtaining required signature on FCRs/FCNs.

3) Commodity lists for Module 340 have been released by MPQAD.
4) Whip restraint Status Assessment to  ?? f begin in Module 340 next week. C 9E
5) Standish has been released for work. '

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Ial.e "9 Attendees Discussion Topic CIO Coments e

Feb. 3, QVP Assess- MPQAD 1) QVP proceeding on coatings in Module 340. CIO will follow FDCC  !

1984 ment and CIO 2) FDCC is slow in processing documents progress. ,

Forecast needed for QVP. ,

- Feb. 3, Quantitative CPCo 1) Completion status of turbine building 1984 Review BPCo steel prior to turbine roll.

Meeting CIO Feb. 3, Subcontracts CPCo B&W - Training program to be revised and CIO will evaluate B&W 1984 Meeting BPCo submitted for approval by 2/10/84. training program when e reinspection schedule to be d

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- CPCo is dev, eloping NCR to replace Zack NCRs.

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