ML20100J353
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| Site: | Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png |
| Issue date: | 02/25/1985 |
| From: | LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO. |
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| 21.004.01, NUDOCS 8504100462 | |
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MAIN CONTRC' ROOM - CONX'CT OP FERSONNEL 1.0 Pl~APOSE To prescribe the proper conduct and control of all personnel entering the Station Main Control Room both for official and unofficial business and to delineate the responsibilities and authorities of an on site operating persennel.
2.0 RESPONSIBILITT The On-Duty k'atch Engineer shall have the responsibility for assuring adherence to this procedure.
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3.0 DISCUSSION
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3.1 The Statisns is cparctcd from the coin centrol r:om. It to thorofera essential that there be no interference, from any personnel entering the control room, with Operators functioning in their assigned tasks.
3.2 Instructions contained in this procedure include:
Page 8.1 Control Room Command Function 2-
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8.2 Authorization for Entry 3
4 8.3 Visitors 4
8.4 Operations Outside Control Room 8.5 Conduct of Personnel in Control Room 4
8.6 Manipulation of Controls 5
8.7 Crew Corr.unication 5
8.8 Conduct of Personnel in During Abnormal Plant Conditions 5
8.9 Manning of Control Room 6
7 Appendix 12.1 - Main Control Room 4.0 PREREQUISITES N/A 5.0 PRECAUTIONS N/A 6.0 LIMITATIONS AND ACTIONS N/A 7.0 MATERIA 1.S AND/OR TEST ECTIPMENT N/A 8.0 PROCEDURE 8.1 Control Room Conrand Function 8.1.1 The Watch Engineer shall normally be the person who is in possession of the control room command function. This function may be delegated as follows: During any absence of the Watch Engineer from the control room while the unit is in OPERATIONAL CONDITION 1, f
2 or 3 an individual (other than the Shift Technical Advisor) with
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a valid Senior Reactor Operator license shall be designated to assume the control room command function. During any absence of the Watch Engineer from the control roor. while the unit is in OPERATIONAL CONDITION 4 or 5, an individual with a valid Senior Reactor Operator license or Reactor Operator license shall be designated to assume the control room command function.
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8.1.2 Whsn th2 Wstch Engin2sr d21sgetos the esntrol room courcnd functien, th2 parcen to whom this functicn is dalegated shall keep
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such that he can rapidly and easily assume the control room command function in the event that an abnormal or emergency situation
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8.1.3 Efforts by any member of the plant staff to direct activities which affect the safe operations of the plant shall be accosiplished through the Watch Engineer.
8.1.4 The Watch Engineer should not be relieved of the control room
. command function until the plant is placed in a safe and/or stable condition. The only individuals who say relieve the Watch Engineer under any circumstances is someone in possession of a current senior reactor operator's license and after an adequate turnover has been accomplished.
4 8.2 Authorization for Entrv 8.2.1 No persons, except those whose normally assigned functions or specific assignments that require access, shall enter the Control j
Roor without prior approval of the person with the control room command function.
8.2.2 The person performing the control room command function shall have the authority and responsibility to limit access to the Control Room as required to ensure that a professional atmosphere is always maintained. The number of personnel in the control room at any one time shall not hinder the safe operation of the plant. Efforts by other individuals tc limit access shall be accomplished through the Os Watch Engineer or the person in possession of the control room command function.
I The Main Control Room area and the area where the operator is "at 8.2.3 the controls" are illustrated in Appendix 12.1.
The operator at j
the controls should not under any circumstances leave this area for any non emergency reason (e.g. to confer with others or for personal reasons) without obtaining a qualified relief operator at the controls.
In the event of an emergency affecting the safety of operations, the operator at the controls may momentarily be absent from this area in order to verify the receipt of an annunciator alarm or initiate corrective action, provided he remains within the confines of the control room.
8.2.3.1 The person perforr.ing the control room command function shall also be within the physical confines of the control
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room and within sight or audible range of the operator at the controls or in audible range of the control room annunciators.
A designated Control Room Operations area shall be identified.
8.2.4 Obtaining the permission of the control room operator is required before e~ntering this area.
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8.2.5 Th2 Centrol Ross Opsrotiens cro.a chc11, consistsnt with current plant evolutions and operating conditions, be kept clear of non-essential personnel at all times. Personnel within this area shall leave at the request of the control room operator.
8.2.6 Personnel on duty shall take care not to interfere with requirements of the Operators in maintaining safe operation in the Control Room areas.
8.3 visitors 8.3.1 Visitors shall enter the Control Room only if accompanied by an escort with prior approval.
8.4 Operations Outside Control Room 8.4.1 The operations of the station is regulated from the Control Room.
There shall be no manipulation of valves, controls, or instrumenterion pertaining to reactor operation or station safety without first notifying the Control Room of the condition and receiving approval. If an emergency condition exists, the individual cay t ke recedial action and then notify the control Room of his action.
l 8.5 Conduct of Persencel in the Control Room S.5.1 All on-duty personnel shall be aware of and res'ponsible for plant status at all times. This includes supervisors being responsible for the performance of all personnel assigned to their shift regardless of specialty affiliation. Knowledge of the plant's status shall be assured during shift changes by a formal watch turnover and relief in accordance with reference 11.2.
I 8.5.2 Operating and all other personnel shall adhere to rules and regulations pertaining to good conduct in the Control Room. Good conduct shall mean, but not limited to hold noise levels to a l
minimum, maintaining a conscientious work attitude, following instructions closely, demonstrating the ability to cooperate with supervisors and subordinates and refraining from potentially distracting activities such as games, hobbies, TV, non-job related reading and horseplay.
8.5.3 operating personnel shall remain alert at all times. Personnel should be within their immediate area of responsibility until properly relieved, being particularly attentive to the f
instrumentation and controls located within these areas. Operators should refrain from taking food or drink to control consoles.
8.5.4 Loose objects should be restricted from the control panels.
8.5.5 Personnel shall not loiter in the Control Room'and shall leave the Control Room area when directed by the individual with the control room command function.
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8.5.6 All esco:scry plcnt-ralated technical /coministrative control rcom busin20s shs11 b2 cenducted et a leccticn cnd in cuch a menner thet neither on-shift operator attentiveness nor the professional atmosphere will be compromised. This includes activities associated with the use of special eating and training facilities for on-shift personnel.
8.5.7 All personnel should contribute to the implementation and maintenance of good housekeeping activities in the Control Room.
The Control Room shall be kept in a clean and orderly condition.
CAUTION 1.
Care should be taken when rewiring or inserting bulbs, so as not to cause inadvertent grounding with the body of the bulb.
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Care should be taken when relacping backlit switches to insure that inadvertent operations are not activated by excessive pressure being applied to the switch.
8.5.8 Relamping of alarm windows and indicating lights should be perforced on a priority basis to insure visual indications are, or have the capability of, lighting.
S.6 Manipulation of Controls 8.6.1 During reactor operation, the reactor controls shall be manipulated by licensed reactor operators.
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This restriction shall con =ence with initial fuel loading.
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8.6.2 Individuals in training for licensing shall manipulate reactor controls only when authorized by the Watch Engineer and under the l
direction of a licensed reactor operator.
8.6.3 Station operators shall be responsible for responsible to I
instrument indications until they are shown to be incorrect.
8.7 Crew Coer.unicatien 8.7.1 Personnel shall not use a portable radio to transmit a signal or 1
message while they are located within the Control Room, l
8.7.2 When receiving instructions to perform a specific task, i.e.,
"close the CRD Pump A discharge valve", field operators should repeat the instruction back to insure that the instruction has been h
properly understood.
8.7.3 The transmitter of the instruction should require that the person l
performing the operation report back, in the same terms as the original instruction that the operation has been completed.
8.7.4 Proper equipment terminology shall be used when trpnemitting instructions. This should include system designation and unique number when applicable.
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8.7.5 offsito communicatien with the systes eparatar or curside casneiss chall b2 clect, cancice, cnd cecurate. Use of cleng terms or abbreviations should be avoided.
8.8 Conduct of Personnel Durina Abnormal Plant Conditions O
The first licensed Control Room Operator (WSO/E450) to panel 603 8.8.1 has the responsibility to take the immediate actions necessary for Reactor safety (i.e. Reactor Scram followup vessel level and pressure control. ECCS initiation). His primary concern is to keep the core covered. He shall ensure that prescribed Automatic Actions take place or initiate these actions manually.
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8.8.2 The second licensed operator in the Control Room will announce the casualty over the PA system and assist the WSO/EASO in performing the immediate and subsequent actions. His primary concern is to insure that an adequate heat sink is available to rer.ove reactor decay heat. He will be responsible for verifying AC power availability and will be responsible for the safe shutdown of the Main Turbine and the balance of plant systems.
The field NASO, depending on the type of casualty, will stand S.8.3 by/ report to the Radvaste Control Room to ensure proper operation of condensate decineralizer system and will assist in the casualty as l
directed by the individual performing the control room command funetton. If absent, theWatchEngineerwillsubsequent[vreview this initial decision as per 8.7.4 when he assumes the control room l
com=and function.
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The Watch Engineer, depending on the type of casualty, reports to 8.8.4 j
the Control Room. He is brief ed by the person with the centrol roon comand function, analyzes the situation. then directs and coordinates the immediate and subsequent actions of the Ecergency Procedure and formulates the followup action. He shall maintain the broadest perspective of operational conditions affecting the He should not safety of the plant as a matter of highest priority.
become totally involved in any single operation in times of emergency when multiple operations are required in the control room.
8.8.5 The E.O. proceeds to the areas of the plant where automatic actions ECCS take place and/or major equipment.is starting (i.e.:
equipment starting or Main Turbine coast down). He reports to the Control Room the status of equipment. He will take proper action Os directed by the individual performing the control room command function or as necessary for proper operation and safety of the plant.
8.9 Manning of Control Room 8.9.1 Station manning requirements shall be as detailed in Reference 11.1.
This requirement shall commence on the initiation of fuel NOTE:
loading.
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11.0 REFERENCES
11.1 Technical Specifications Section 6.2.2 11.2 SP 21.002.01 Operations Logs and Records 12.0 APPENDICES 12.1 Main Control Room
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ATTACHMENT 7 1985 License Requalification Schedule t
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Simulator Simulator 7
CREW A 3/18 4/29 6/10 7/22 9/2 10/14 11/25 J
1 CREW B 3/11 4/22 6/3 7/15 8/26 10/7 11/18 3
i CREW C 3/4 4/15 5/27 7/8 8/19 9/30 11/11 i
i CREW D 2/25 4/8 5/20 7/1 8/12 9/23 11/4 CREW E 2/18 4/1 5/13 6/24 P/5 9/16 10/28 1
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CREW F 2/11 3/25 5/6 6/17 7/29 9/9 10/21 BACKUP I 5/13 10/21 BACKUP II 5/6 10/28 3-Note:
Data is week beginning 085-1 to include classroom lecture on qualified load as contained in Lesson Plan, Rev. 3.
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