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Rev 0 to 67X001.03, Termination Survey Quality Control
ML20128P666
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Site: Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png
Issue date: 01/29/1993
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LONG ISLAND POWER AUTHORITY
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67X001.03, 67X1.03, NUDOCS 9302250065
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Signature or N/A Date TPC No Etfective Expiration Date of TPC Date of TPC TERMINATION SURVEY QUALITY CONTROL 9.0 1 PimPOSE This procedure implements quality control provisions for the Shoreham Decommissioning Project Termination Survey.

2.0 RESPONSIBILITY 2.1 Tetnination Survey Section Head The Termination Survey Section Head is responsible for the content and implementation of this procedure.

2.2 Termination Survey Personnel 2.2.1 Termination Survey engineering and supervisory personnel are responsible for ensuring that the provisions of this procedure are satisfied.

2.2.2 Unless explicitly stated in this procedure, the primary responsibility for conduct of the operations described herein is established by the Termination Survey Section position re-sponsibilities in SP 67X001.12 (Reference 11.1).

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3.0 DISCUSSION

. 3.1 Scope This procedure implements specific quality control measures identified in the Termination Survey Program Description (Reference 11.2) and the Termination Survey Plan (Reference 11.3). The Termination Survey Program also conforms to Decommissioning Project quality assurance requirements in the LIPA Quality Assurance Manual (Reference 11.4).

3.2 Contents This procedure contains the following sections:

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8.1 Criteria for Use cf Historical Survey Data 3 8.2 Replicate QC Heasurements (QC Surveys) 4 8.3 Instrument Quality Control 5

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8.4 Custody of Samples 7 8.5 Survey Documentation 8 8.6 Data and Documentation Review 8 8.7 Document Control 9 8.8 Software Verification 10 Appendix 12.1 - Termination Survey Smear Custody Log - Sample Appendix 12.2 - Termination Survey Signature File Form - Sample 4.0 PRECAUTIONS N/A 5.0 PREREQUISITES N/A 6.0 LIMITATIONS AND ACTIONS N/A 7.0 MATERIALS AND/OR TEST EOUIPMENT N/A h SP 67xool.03 Rev. o Page 2 l

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, 8.1 Griteria for Use of Historical Survey Data Historical measurement data includes radiological measurements taken at

) Shoreham Nuclear Power Station prior to the initiation of Termination Survey measurements. Under certain conditions, historical measurement data may be used to supplement Termination Survey measurements for purposes of demonstrating that a survey unit satisfies the release criteria. The conditions and actions described below provide assurance that the quality of such data are adequate for inclusion with Termination Survey measure-ments and that such data are appropriately used:

8.1.1 The historical measurements shall have been performed using approved SNPS procedures (or work instructions)for the mea-surements and approved calibration and operating procedures for the instruments and detectors used.

8.1.2 A legible copy of the survey is available and is included in the survey data file for the survey unit.

8.1.3 All measurement data that are to be used must be shown on the survey form (s) as the numerical value. No "less than" results are acceptable. All information must be available on the survey forms to allow conversion of raw data to units reported, e.g., dpm/100 Cm 2, 8.1.4 The location of the measurements must be specified accurately enough so that the approximate locations can be revisited and the measurement results verified, if necessary.

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8.1.5 A reasonable basis must exist for concluding that changes have not occurred subsequent to the historical measurements which could invalidate the measurements. Involvement of the survey unit with decommissioning activities subsequent to the measurements, for example, may invalidate the results.

8.1.6 The selected historical measurement locations and measurement results are identified at the time of the Termination Survey design and included in the survey design.

8.1.7 Qualified historical measurements and Termination Survey measurements within a survey unit are combined into a single data set. This combined set is used to demonstrate satisfaction of the release criteria.

8.1.8 If QC replicate surveys were previously performed in support of historical surveys, additional QC replicate surveys of these locations are not required (see Section 8.2 below).

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8.2 Renlicate OC Measurements

. Replicate measurements are performed at a fraction of the locations selected in the design of the Termination Survey for each survey unit.

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(, These are for the purpose of monitoring the level of control of the Termination Survey measurement process, i.e., to verify that measurements taken by any qualified technician and with any calibrated instrument are within the range of expected values. The replicate sample is also used to provide a check that systematic errors have not been introduced into the survey of a survey unit. The replicate measurements are implemented in accordance with the guidelines given below.

8.2.1 A sample of at least five per cent of the measurement locations specified in the survey design for a survey unit is selected at random af ter the survey design is completed. This is done using a random number generator in accordance with SP 67X001.10 (Reference 11.5).

8.2.2 A minimum of one population (subunit) in each survey unit is selected for QC replicate measurements by the responsible Radiological Engineer.

8.2.3 A separate survey sub-package is prepared under the direction of the responsible Radiological Engineer for the QC replicate measurements for each survey unit. This package contains the standard forms for a survey package as defined in the Termination Survey Procedure (SP 67X001.02) (Reference 11.6). ,

8.2.4 The survey instructions for the QC replicate survey shall require O the same number and type of measurements as were performed in the original survey (including scan surveys , if performed in the original surveys) .

8.2.5 The QC replicate survey is a " blind" replicate.

.1 The location of the QC replicate measurements is not known to the original survey team.

.2 The results of the original survey measurements are -not known to the technicians performing the QC replicate survey.

8.2.6 The QC replicate measurements are implemented independently from the original measurements, i.e., a different technician and different instruments are used. Replicate QC measurements'are initiated after the original survey measurements are complete and approved by the responsible Radiological Engineer.

Note: In system surveys, the QC replicate survey measurements may be taken prior to completion of the remainder of Termination Survey measurements when components may only be accessible for a short time.

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taken adjacent to the original smear path, if possible, because the original smear may have perturbed the surface contamination condition. Care should be taken, however, to ensure that the (s) s replicate smear is as " representative" as possible of the original smear.

8.2.8 Evaluation of the QC replicate sample is performed under the direction of the des 1 6nated Radiological Engineer as follows:

.1 The measurements in the original Termination Survey design data s^t are converted to the reporting units, e.g., dpm/100 cm2 .

.2 The mean and standard deviation are calculated for each type of measurement in the survey design.

.3 The QC replicate measurements are converted to reporting units.

8.2.9 The acceptance criterion for the replicate QC measurements is given in Section 9.0.

8.2.10 If the acceptance crite;1on is not satisfied, the original survey is reviewed to dere;mine the source (s) of the discrepancy. This review is performed by the assigned Radiological Engineer under the supervision of the Termination Survey Engineer to identify the appropriate corrective action, 8.2.11 If a new QC replicate sample is indicatad, it is designed and s steps 8.2.1 through 8.2.10 (as applicable) are repeated.

8.3 Instrument Ouality Control 8.3.1 Instrument Calibration The instruments used in the Termination Survey are calibrated and controlled to provide a high degree of assurance that Termination-Survey measurements are valid.

.1 Each instrument and detector used in the Termination Survey, except as noted in the following subsection shall be calibrated under an approved station calibration procedure.

The frequency Is established by procedure on a six months (plus or minus 90 days) rolling schedule based on the time of calibration.

.2 The Reuter-Stokes pressurized ion chamber is calibrated by the manufacturer at two year intervals or after each repair.

A calibration certificate provided by the manufacturer shall be maintained on file with the instrument records.

.3 Laboratory smear counting systems are calibrated annually in accordance with approved procedures, p)

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.1 Tha C:nb:rra cuent etuntor is calibrct:d in cec rdanco with SP 66X026.02 (Reference 11.7).

fei .2 'The Tennelec smear counter is calibrated in accordance

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8.3.2 Response Check Control: Charts A control chart shall be. maintained for each detector,.or do-tector- meter combination as appropriate', to monitor tbc instru--

ment response to a check source. A control chart is maintained for each detector or' instrument used for measurements recorded in-the survey package for each survey unit. The control charts are prepared and maintained in accordance with SP 61XO81.01 (Reference 11.9).

8.3.3 Background Control Charts-A control chart shall be maintained for the background response of each detector _or instrument-detector combination as appropriate.

This Section, (8.3.3) applies to portable instruments-not already:

covered under specific procedures for back round 6 control charts.

.1 The reference background for each type of detector as estab-lished in accordance with SP 67X001.09 (Reference 11.10) is used as the mean background value.

.2 A background measurement shall be taken each day in a location free from non background radiation sources, g Locations used for daily background checks shall be in a location for which a background assessment has been con-ducted and documented in accordance with SP67X001.09 (Reference 11.10).

.3 The measurement shall be taken in a manner consistent with the way the detector is used for measurements. That_is, for instruments used for direct surface measurements, the detector is placed within one centimeter of a structure surface known to be free from contamination, held _ stationary -

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.4 The control chart _is-prepared and maintained in accordance with SP 61X081.01 (Reference 11.9) p)

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8.3.4 Centrol of Instrum:nto Instruacnts used for Termination Survey measurements shall be (3 maintained in a central location and issued daily to technicians d performing Termination Survey measurements. Instruments are returned at the end of each shift. The issue, receipt by the l

designated responsible technician and return to the issue location are documented in accordance with SP 61X080.01 (Reference 11.11),

l i Personal custody of ESP-2 data logging instruments is also maintained while in transit to, and return from data downloading k

in accordance with SP 67X001.05 (Reference 11.12).

E.4 Custody of Samples 8.4.1 Smears

.1 Smears are labeled in accordance with the instructions in SP 67X001.02 (Reference 11.6). It is the responsibility of the designated llP technician to maintain custody of and to deliver smears from each survey unit to the smear counting location. The designated technician relinquishes custody of the smears upon delivery to the counting location and documenting the turnover of custody.

.2 A log is maintaned to document the transfer of custody of smears to the count room. Appendix 12.1 contains a sample smear custody lob form and instructions (sample) for completion of the form. Smears are not retained after counting is completed, unless specifically directed by a Radiological Engineer or supervisor, d

8.4.2 Special Samples Special samples include miscellaneous material samples such as loose paint chips, dust, dirt and sediments as described in Section 4.0 in the Termination Survey Plan (Reference 11.3). These are identified by labeling the sample container with the survey unit ID, the date of collection and the name of the technician who collected the sample. The technician who collected the sample is responsible for delivering the sample to the SNPS Radiochemistry counting laboratory. All special samples are logged into and tracked in the Radiochemistry sample log. Special samples are not retained after counting and analysis unless specifically requested

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8.4.3 Coil Samples Termination Survey soil samples are collected and chain of custody maintained by L1140 Environmental Engineering Department proce-dures.

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8.5 Survey Documentation 8.5.1 Measurement Documentation-yi- Each survey measurement is documented to identify the: survey unit, date, technician name, instrument serial No. (and detector serial No, if applicable), type of measurement,'the measurement.

value'and the measutement units. Documentation of measurnients is controlled by the Termination Survey Procedure-(Reference 11.6) 8.5.2 Supporting Documentation

.1 Instrument Calibration and Repair Records Termination Survey instrument calibration and repair records are maintained per SP 61X080.01 (Reference 11.11).

.2 Other Documentation Termination Survey supporting documents-and records essential to survey quality are identified in Section 8.7 of this procedure.

8.5.3 Personnel Signature File A file shall be established and maintained to document the aigna-tures of personnel who sign Termination Survey docume'ats. The file will contain an entry for each individual who is authorized to perform Termination Survey tasks. Each entry contains:. printed C. ' full name; Social Security Number; job title, e.g. , Jr Technician, i

\ Sr Technician, Lead Technician, Foreman, Radiological Engineer,

! etc,; signature; and initials. The signature file is controlled in accordance with SP 67X001.07 (Reference 11.13). A sample signature file form is shown in Appendix 12.2.

8.6 Data and Documentation Review 8.6.1 The description and classification of each survey unit shall be reviewed by the Termination Survey _ Engineer or a designated Radiological Engineer who was not involved.in preparation of the description or its classification. The review shall verify the-accuracy of the. description, and its classification as "affected" or " unaffected".

8.6.2 The survey design of each survey unit shall be reviewed by the Termination Survey Engineer or a designated Radiological Engineer (who was not involved in the survey design)' The review is conducted to ensure that the design satisfies the applicable design guidelines in Appendix A of the Termination Survey Plan.

(Reference 11.3). The reviewer also ensures that the design is accurate and legibly documented via the survey instructions in the survey package. This review is documented on the Termination Survey Control Form (SP 67X001.02,. Reference 11.6).

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~8.6.3 Each completed curv:y p;ckago chn11 b2 revisw:d;by tha-cc:igned

,-Land; technician (under the supervision of a Termination Survey HP;

' Foreman) prior to returning the package to the cognizant: '

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Termination Survey RadiologicalLEngineer. The package Lis1 reviewed (s) to ensure that': all measurements . in the survey instructions have been performed and properly documented, all required supporting

-information is accurately documented,-and'that all' samples of material have been properly identified and transferred-to the individual responsible for counting-or analysis. This: review is- '

- documented on the Survey . Control Form (SP 67X001.02, Reference :

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8.6.4 Each ' survey package shall be reviewed by the assigned-Termination:

Survey Radiological Engineer after all field. measurements are: '

completed. He approves the package for data entry into the Termi-nation Survey Database.- After all data from the survey of a survey unit has been entered into the database 11n accordance with'SP 67X001.05 (Reference 11.12), the assigned Termination Survey +

Engineer reviews the database data entry verification report y

(echo report) to ensure that the data. report is an accurate report of all the measurements taken in the survey. This review is- '

documented on the' Termination Survey Control Form (SP 67X001.02,.

Reference 11.6).

8.6.5 The Termination Survey Engineer or an assigned Radiological Engineer shall review the Release Record for:each survey unit prior to releasing it:for final review and approval by the Site Review Committee. This review shall check- the accuracy-of all' results, and supporting documentation which attest to the: "

attainment of the release criteria. This review is: documented on

O_ the Release Record Report (SP 67X001.06, Reference 11.14).

8.7 Document Control 8.7.1 Essential Documents Certain documents and records produced during the Termination.

Survey are determined to be essential for survey data quality or -

overall survey quality. These are:

a. History File (History File Report) (SP 67X001.01, ReferenceE 11.15),.

'b. Survey Package (SP 67X001.02 Reference, .11.6),

l c. Release Record (SP.67X001.06, Reference 11.14).

Other documents and records may also be determined-by the Termina-tion Survey Engineer to be= essential to survey quality.

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8.7.2 Control of Essential Documents Termination Survey documents and records identified as essential to survey quality are controlled. Documents controlled by.the 9 Termination Survey Section are controlled under an approved procedure (SP67X001.07. Reference 11.13).

8.8 Software Verification 8.8.1 Termination Survey Database Management System Termination Survey measurement data are entered into a computerized database management system (DBMS). This system is used to process survey data, perform calculations and generate survey data reports. Data processing requirements are established by SP 67X001.11 (Reference 11.16). The Termination Survey DBMS is not used as the principal means to store measurement results.

These results are maintained in documents controlled in accordance with SP 67X001.07 (Reference 11.13).

6.8.2 Software Verification Testing and verification of the Termination Survey DBMS shall be performed and documented under a test plan. The scope includes:

1. testing and verification of data entry and data storage subroutines
2. testing and verification of data processing and reporting G facilities. This includes independent testing of the calculation al orithms 6 used to convert raw measurement data to reporting units (dpm/100 cm 2 , etc), and calculation of survey unit population statistics defined in SP67X001.11 (Ref.11.16).

8.8.3 Documentation of Results Results of the Termination Survey DBMS testing and verification shall be documented in a report. The report shall include a description of the testing performed, including identification of the software modules and subroutines tested; and test results.

This documentation shall be retained in the Termination Survey Section files until transmitted to SR2 for archival storage in accordance with SP 67X001.07 (Reference 11.13).

9.0 ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA 9.1 Acceptance criteria for use of historical survey measurements in Termination Survey results are described in Section 8.1.

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. x,,) Fixed point measurements include direct surface and removable surface contamination, and gamma exposure rate measurements.

Acceptable results for QC replicate survey measurements are determined as follows:

.1 The original Termination Survey measurements are considered to be the parent population defined by their mean and standard deviation (assumed to be normal).

.2 The QC replicate measurements mu' be a valid sample of-the parent population. The QC replicate measurements should fall within plus and minus 1.96 standard deviations, (a) of the population uean,(p). However, there is a finite probability-that sample values outside this range esn still be members of the population. The number of measurements in a specified sample size which may fall outside the range p 1 1.96 o, (at-the 95 t confidence level) is given in the table below ,

(Reference 11.17). No QC sample values can fall outside the range: 1 3 o. If this occurrs, the acceptance criterion is not met.

Table 9.1 QC Replicate Sample Acceptable No. of Values outside p i 1.96 o QC Replicate Sample Size Acceptable No. of Haasurements

--l (No. of measurements) outside the range: p i 1.96 a 2 to 7 1 8 to 16 2 17 to 28 3 29 to 40 4 9.2.2 Scan Surveys Replicate measurements for scan surveys must not be greater than 5,000 dpm/100 cm2 ,

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_11.0 -REFERENCES 11.1 SP 67X001.12, Termination Survey Section conduct of Operations ~.

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11.3 Long Island Power Authority, "Shoreham Decommissioning Project, Termination Survey Plan".

11.4 Long Island Power Authority Quality Assuranco Manual, Appendix N,

" Decommissioning Activities", June 1992.

11.5 SP 67X001.10, Termination Survey Desien.

11.6 SP 67X001.02, Shoreham Decommissionine Proiect Termination Survey Procedure.

11.7 SP 66X026.02, Calibration of the Canberra 2400 Alpha /P> eta Countine System.

l 11.8 ,P 66X026.01, Calibration of the Tennelee Automatic Proportional Counter.

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11.9 SP 61XO81.01, Chi-Sausre- Test and Contrp1 Chart for HP Iabor- atory Countine and Termination Survey Field Instruments.

11.10 SP 67X001.09, Termination Survey Background Assessment.

11.11 SP 61X080.01, Control of Health Physics Instrumentation.

11.12 SP 67X001.05, Termination Survey Data Receiot and Manazeme.ng.

11.13 SP 67X001.07, Termination Survey Document Control and File Manatement.

11.14 SP 07X001.06, Termination Survey Release Record Content and PreparatioD4 11.15 SP 67X001.01, Termination Survey History File Content and Pranaration.

11.16 SP 67X001.11, Termination Survey Data -Processinn.

11.17 Long Island Power Authority, Nuclear Engineering Division, Calculation CCI#039479, " Maximum Number of Samples Expected Outside 95% Confidence for a Given Sample Size".

12.0 APPENDICES 12.1 Termination Survey Smear Custody Log and Instructions - Sample 12.2 Termination Survey Signature File Form - Sample i

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  • ructions (Sample) 1.0 Coapletion and Maintenance of Teraination Survey Smear Custody log 1.1 The smear custody log is maintained at the location of th: smear countera used for counting Termination Survey smearn.

1.2 An entry is made in the log form each time smears are delivered for counting, i.e., a complete row of the form is completed.

1.3 A separate entry is required for smears from each survey unit.

1.4 Instructions for completing a smear custodj log form entry.

1.4.1 the survey technician who delive.rs the smears legibly completes the following for each batch of smears delivered.

.1 Date/ time Indicate the date and time (in 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> military time) the smeare are delivered for counting.

.2 Survey Unit #

Fill in the survey unit number (ID code from SP 67X001.09) to identify where the smears were taken

.3 Survey Type (Orig, QC, etc)

Indicate whether, the smears are from a regular termination survey, (original survey), a QC replicate survey, or a re survey .

.4 Smears / Survey Point #

Indicate the starting and ending number of the survey points of the smears. Show all breaks in sequence by indicating the starting and ending Sambers of each continuous sequence of smears.

.5 Delivered by, Print / Sign.

The delivering technician prints his or her name on the top line and signs on the bottom line of the entry row.

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Pabe 2 of 3 1.4.2 The counting technician completos the last column entry, " Received by (count room tech) Print / Sign," by printing his or her nane on the first line and by signing the second line.

1.4.3 The counting technician identifies the model 6 serial number of the smear counter in the last column of the entry line.

1.5 A supervisor (Foreman or designee) reviews the smear custody log periodically and signs and dates each completed log sheet.

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3. Conduct tests / experiments-not described in the DSAR7 Yes S- No Ch %,,, .

If the answer to any of the above three questions is YES, then a Safety Evaluation Chseksheet, Appendix 12.1 of SP 12X004.02, shall be used.

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.2. Crente a condition or conduct an operation which exceeds, or could result in exceeding, the Tech.

Spec. Limits? (including PCP, THAR and ODCM). Yes No If the answer to any of the above ques ns 1 YES..do not approve the use of this .r form. An SPCN sust be submitted in o t ke its procedure change.

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i 8.2.7 The replicate survey measurements are intended to verify the reproducability of the original survey results within n the tolerance established by the acceptance ~ criterion. t U This requires that the replicate survey of a location involve the same number and type of measurements as taken in the original survey. The precise " location" of each original survey measurement need not be duplicated.

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