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Rev 1 to Procedure BTP 100-19, Shift Advisor Training Program
	ML20098F142
Person / Time
Site:	Byron
Issue date:	08/20/1984
From:	; COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
To:	;
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ML20098F127	List: ML20098F126; ML20098F134; ML20098F139; ML20098F141; ML20098F142;
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BTP 100-19 R; vision 1 SHIFT ADVISOR TRAINING PROGRAM A. STATEMENT OF APPLICABILITY:

The purpose of this procedure is to outline how the Byron Station Shift Advisor Training Program is to be conducted.

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1. Licensed Operator Training Lesson Plans.

2. Shift Advisor Certification Guide, BTP 100-T107.

3. Shift Advisor Oral Exam Document, BTP 100-T108.

C. MAIN BODY:

1. The Byron Station shif t Advisor Training Program shall be conducted by the Byron Station Training Department.

2. Personnel to receive Shif t Advisor training shall be identified by l

the Byron Station Operating Department.

3. The Shif t Advisor Training Program will consist of three phases and will be concluded with the certification of the trainee as a certified Shif t Advisor,

4. Phase I of the Shif t Advisor Training Program under the direction of the Byron Station Training Department shall consist of:

a. Classroom instruction covering:

1). Reactor Coolant System 2). Reactor Coolant Pumps 3). Pressurizer System 4). Nuclear Fuel 5). Excore Nuclear Instrumentation System 6). Reactor Rod Control System

/). Digital Rod Position Indication 8). Reactor Make-up Control System

,. Chemical Volume and Control System 10). Boron Thornal Regeneration System 11). AC/DC Electrical Distribution

12) Main Generator 13). Emergency Diesel Generators 14). Emergency Core Cooling System 15). Containment Spray System 16). Component Cooling Water System 17). Essential Service Water System 18). Non-Essential Service Water System APPROVED 19), Circulating Water System 20). Main Steam System AUG 201984 B. () C -

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' BTP 100-19 R: vision 1 21). Steam Dump System 22). Condensate /Feedwater Systems 23). Auxiliary Feedwater System 24). Turbine Controls and Auxiliary System 25). MSR Control 26). Reactor Protection System 27). Engineered Safety Features Actuation System 28). Radiation Monitoring Systems 29). Fuel Handling 30). Gaseous Radwaste System 31). Liquid Radwaste System 32). Byron General Operating Procedures (BGP's) 33). Byron Abnormal Operating Procedures (BOA's) 34). Generating Station Emergency Plan (GSEP) 35). Radiatirn Standards 36), Reactor Trip Root Cause Determination 37). Byron Emergency Procedures (BEP's) 38). Byron Administrative Procedures (BAP's) 39). BOS LC0AR 40). Byron Technical Specification

b. Phase I is to be conducted in two segments, the first being 20 days with a written quiz being conducted following each 5 days, as a maximum, of classroom instruction. The second segment of Phase I shall be 5 days in length and is comprised of a comprehensive written final exam and an oral exam.

1). The oral exam review board shall be comprised of two training department personnel, one operating department person, and one trainee. The oral exam requires all examiners to agree on the trainee passire the SHIFT ADVISOR ORAL EXAM.

2). The Shif t Advisor Oral Exam Document, BTP 100-T108, shall be used to document the trainee's oral exam. BTP 100-T108 l is comprised of three sections.

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is used to document the topics covered during the oral exam. Each topic must be identified as being discussed satisfactorily / unsatisfactorily in the S/U column provided.

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is the " Comments" section for the examiners to note any strengths / weaknesses of the trainee, c).Section III - will be used to indicate the results of the oral exam and also provide a location for the signatures of the examinars. The Training Supervisor's signature is required for final approval.

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AUG S 01984 (4158P) B. O. S. R.

. BTP 100-19 Revision i S. Phase II of the Shift Advisor Training Program shall be under the direction of Byron Station Operating Department Phase II shall-be 10 days in length with the trainee being assigned to a shift or shif ts as -appropriate to complete the Shif t Advisor Certification Guide BTP 100-T107.

6. Phase III shall be conducted by either Byron Training Department or Production Training Department.

7. Phase III shall be five days of simulator training at Production Training Center. The intent is to faniiliarize the Shif t Advisors with the Byron controls and plant responses.

8. The simulator training program shall cover the following areas:

e SYSTEMS KNOWLEDGE e RX THEORY, NUCLEAR POWER DIST, PWR CONTROL & THERMAL SCIENCFS e GOOD OPERATING PRACTICES (COMM., LOGS, PLANT AWARENESS, ETC.)

e NORMAL OPERATING PROCEDURES e ABNORMAL (OFF-NORMAL) AND EMERGENCY PROCEDURES e TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS e ABILITY TO OPERATE 1HE CONTROL BOARD -

e ABILITY TO SUPERVISE NORMAL PLANT OPERATION e ABILITY TO SUPERVISE OPS UNDER STRESS OR IN EMER. SITUATIONS e OBSERVED ATTITUDE TOWARDS: 1] OPS 2] SFTY 3] CO-WRKRS 4] TRNG e LEADERSHIP

9. Upon successful completion of the three phases, the trainee shall be recognized by the facility as a certified Shif t Advisor,

a. Successful completion of Phase I is determined by the trainee having:

1). Achieved an overall examination score average of 80% or higher with no one examination score less than 70%.

2). Passed Oral Exam,

b. Successful completion of Phase II is to be determined by both -

the completion of the Shif t Advisor Certification Guide BTP 100-1107 and the submission of this guide to the Byron Training Department,

c. Successful completion of Phase III shall be determined by a satisfatory evaluation completed by the Shif t Advisor's

respective Simulator Instructor.

10. The Shif t Advisor shall participate in the Shif t Advisor Requalification Training Program. This program will be conducted during the first aeck of the Shif t Advisors respective shif t's requalification training program, and will include:

APPROVED AUG 201984 (415BP) B. C). Ei. R.

BTP 100-19 Rgvision 1

a. 1.) LER's 2.)- INPO SOER's 3.) Current Industry Information 4.) Procedure Revision

-5.) Plant System Modification

b. Annual participation on the Byron /Braidwaood simulator.

11. Upon sucessful completion of the course, a certificate shall be l issued to each trainee.

12. The course shall be documented using course code Y-STAP, file number 1.6.1001 and Keyworded Shif t Advisor XX-XM.

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XX-X - represents the last two digits of the calendar year followed by the sequential number of the class in that year.

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SHIFT ADVISOR 84-2 CLASS WK 1 WK2 WK3 WK4 FINAL (AVE-91.3)

Bob Femal 88.2 94.8 -89.2 93.1 (AVE-85.6) 1 Bob Glaze 81.5 88.8 85.7 86.3 f9 tp (AVE-84.8)

Brian Hughes 95.3 89.2 86.4 81.0 60 (AVE-84.1)

Ermal Morris m.b78.3 96.4 85.1 88.4 84.4 (AVE-95.2)

R.Tefertiller 95.4 94.8 94.4 96.2 AVERAGE 85.2 90.5 88.8 88.2 l.

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Written Co.mente Required The 84-2 Class simulator program consisted at 5 days, 8 hours9.259259e-5 days 0.00222 hours 1.322751e-5 weeks 3.044e-6 months per day of simulator operation. Rich Tefertiller's performance on the simulator.was impressive. His past experience indicates expertise in good operating practices, and leadership qualities.

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