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Rev 3 to Administrative Procedure UNT-5-002, Condition Identification & Work Authorization
ML20132F332
Person / Time
Site: 05000000, Waterford
Issue date: 04/20/1984
From: Alleman S
LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT CO.
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References
FOIA-84-206 UNT-5-002, UNT-5-2, NUDOCS 8510010301
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d ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002

  • CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3 WORE ALTHORIZATION TABI.E OF C0hTENTS 1.0 PURPOSE

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4.0 RESPONSIBII,ITIES 5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 General 5.2 Procedure 6.0 ATTACHMENTS 6.1 Condition / Equipment I.D. Tag (1 Page) 6.2 Condition Identification Work Authorization Form (3 Pages)

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6.4 Corrective Maintenance Controls (2 Pages) 6.5 Maintenance History Form (2 Pages) 7.0 CCHNITHENTS AND REFERENCES 3

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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002 CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3 WORK AUIHORIZATIOgi 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure describes the method by which abnormal plant conditions are identified, the process by which they are evaluated and corrected, and the process by which work is authorized in the plant.

2.0 REFERENCES

2.1 I.PE Quality Assurance 14mnumi 2.2 QP-5-001, " Instructions, Proce,dures and Drawings" 2.3 QP-15-001, "Nonconformances and Corrective Action" 2.4 QI-10-001, " Materials Receipt Inspection" 2.5 MD-1-011, Maintenance Department Procedures - Development, Control, and Distribution 1

j 2.6 UNT-8-011, Store Activities Procedure Receiving, Control and Shipping f

2.7 OP-100-005, Event Evaluation and Reporting l

2.8 PE-2-005, Plant Engineering CIWA Processing 2.9 M 003, Procedure Development, Review and Approval; Change and Revision; and Deletion 2.10 UNT-1-002, " Procedure Numbering and Format" 2.11 UNT-7-005, "Cleanlinesa Control" 2.12 IDIT-7-006, " Housekeeping"

  • 2.13 MD-1-004, " Preventive Maintenance Scheduling" 2.14 UNT-5-004, " Wire Removal and Jumper Control"

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3.1 Abnormal Condition - Actual or potential hardware deviations, software discrepancies, and requests for technical evaluations.

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I ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002 CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3 l ~

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3.2 Condition Identification Work Authorization (CIWA) - A form used to identify abnormal conditions and to correct, evaluate and document actiohs taken for conditions.

3.3 CIWA Addendum Page - A continuation page of the CIWA form for. continuing _.

j narratives or work descriptions.

3.4 Work Package - A collection of documents, including the CIWA and referenced applicable. work descriptions, POM procedures, retest requirements, acceptance criteria, temporary instructions, work _.

instructions, technical manuals,_ references, information sheets, etc.,

j required to accomplish work. Circumstances may dictate that the-documents be attached to the CIWA or referenced and obtained as. Inquired.

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I 3.5 Basic Power Plant - The in-place active and standby systems and components that are used for or in support of power production.

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3.6 Controlled Maintenance - Any maintenance involving the basic power plant j

including security, plant communications, emergency communications, Fire Protection Systems and any other system whose failure could potentially be detrimental to the operation of the power plant. Controlled maintenance refers to maintenance that is controlled by the Control Room Supervisor or l

Shift Supervisor (SS/CRS).

3.7 Uncontrolled Maintenance - Any maintenance that is not controlled

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maintenance. Uncontrolled maintenance is performed in accordance with site procedures and practices, but does not directly involve plant operation and is not controlled by the SS/CRS.

3.8 Maintenance History System (MHS) - A computerized system which contains records of completion data from preventive and corrective maintenance.

3.9 Maintenance Plannina and Scheduling System (MPSS) - A computerized system I

for scheduling periodic and one-time tasks.

3.10 Repair - The process of restoring a nonconforming characteristic to a condition such that the capability of an item to function reliably and safely is unimpaired, even though that ites still may not conform to the original requirement (e.g., machining bearing to different dimensions, rerouting pipe, replacing with nonidentical or nonapproved parts).

i 3.11 Replace - The process of scrapping and/or installing a new ites (which is an exact duplicate or an engineering approved equal). The component shall be obtained from the warehouse in accordance with UNT-8-011.

3.12 Rework - The process by which a nonconforming item is made to conform to a prior specified requirement by completion, renachining, reassembling or other corrective means (e.g., replacing identical parts, adjusting setpoints, calibrating).

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3.13 Use-As-Is - A disposition which may be imposed for a nonconformance when l

it can be established that the discrepancy will result in no adverse l

condition and that the item under consideration will continue to meet all engineering functional requirements, including performance, maintainability, fit and safety.

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3.14 Invalid - An evaluation which may be assigned if it can be established that a detnmental condition does not exist or the condition has been previously identified and tracked by another CIWA.

1 3.15 Unique Identification (UNID) Number - The UNID number is a unique j

alphani==ric identification assigned to plant components at Waterfaed J.

Nuclear Station.

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l 3.16 Plant Engineerint - Composite tezu for either System Engineering or 1

Support Engineering Department.

3.17 Retest - Required retest is performed after completion of maintenance to-assure that the acceptance criteria are met. Retest procedures may be surveillance instruction, operating procedures, nondestructive l

====4amtions, or special tests written for individual maintenance, etc.

3.18 Technical Evaluation - An assignment for Plant Engineering to evaluate spare parts, evaluate work that is not a design change, or assign I

disposition.

3.19 Work Instructions - Approved instructions written to perform corrective l

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3.20 Troubleshoot - A determination which may be assigned if the cause of an M

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3.21 Maintanmace Item - Any maintance activity not determined to be a nonconformance.

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b 4.1 Waterford-3 Nuclear Station personnel are responsible for reporting abnormal conditions upon observation and initiating a CIWA to obtain j

' resolution. As part of the CIWA initiation or evaluation process, plant j

personnel are responsible to contact Operations Quality Assurance 3

j Department when a 10 CFR Part 21 violation is suspected.

l 4.2 The Shift Supervisor / Control Room Supervisor is responsible to evaluate the impact of equipment problems on operations, initiate CIWA's as

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performed.

t 4.3 The Planning and Scheduling Work Center is responsible to evaluate CIWA's, generate work packages, and schedule associated work.

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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002 CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3 WORK AUTHORIZATION 4.4 h Cognizant Maintenance Supervisor is responsible to review and approve CIWA's and associated work packages and to ensure field / shop work is carried out in accordance with the requirements of the work package and schedule.

4.5 h Co== hant Maintenance Assistant Superintendent for each department is responsible to direct the performance of corrective maintenance activities in accordance with plant programs and procedures and to assure effective planning is accomplished to support plant schedules.

4.6 h Maintenance Superintendent-Nuclear is responsible for the development, implementation, and administration of corrective maintenance activities..

4.7 Plant Engineerinz is responsible to provide technical assistance as required by this procedure.

4.8 h Plant Quality Manater is responsible for reviewing and concurring with CIWA dispositions; ensuring appropriate and approved procedures, manuals, and drawings are referenced on the CIWA or work instructions; and ensuring applicable inspection hold points and quality requirements are included.

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i 4.9 Mainema=are Planner is responsible to evaluate and disposition CIWA's, assemble work packages, determine parts availability, interface between groups, and schedule work consistent with resources and plant conditions.'

4.10 Operations Planner is responsible to review specific portions of the CIWA, i

concur with troubleshoot instructions, and interface with other P&S Work Center and Control Roon personnel.

5.0 PROCEDURE 5.1 General 5.1.1 Abnormal Conditions observed in the course of inspections, testing, maintenance, and operation should be identified and corrected using a CIWA. N following activities do not necessarily require a CIWA, but the SS/CRS shall be informed prior to their performance.

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activity. Personnel performing these activities shall follow site Cm procedures and practices.

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Greasing and lubricating

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Adjusting valve or pump packing, except for valves and pumps in i

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Blowing out or cleaning' drain, supply, and sensing lines i

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ADffINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002

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Tightening or replacing (nonsafety-related) loose or damaged screws and connections which do not require torquing F.

Replacing light bulbs, lenses and caps G.

Replacing fuses that do not require enviroomental qualification E.

General housekeeping, cleaning and inspection which do not require opening a system I.

Replacing and cleaning non-radioactive filters, e.g.,

ventilation filters, filters in electrical equipment, filters in fluid systems J.

Replacement of consumable materials such as ink, pens, paper reagents, etc.

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Work on accessory parts that perform no operational function, such as nameplates, tags, cover plates, inspection plates, etc.

5.1.2 Generally, corrective maintenance does not commence without a I

i processed CIWA. However, the SS/CRS may at any time direct the i

initiation of corrective action.

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may verbally direct that maintenance work be casamenced immediately.

The SS/CRS shall inform the Operations Superintendent, and saintenance Superintendent or designee as soon as possible. Prior j

to his departure from the plant, and as soon as possible after T

3; initiating the maintenance, the SS/CRS shall ensure that a CIWA is generated. All required approval signatures should be obtained j

within the next three normal work dys. (See CIWA entry i

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5.1.3 If it is determined that the condition resulted from a procedural

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equipment and/or the quality of such equipment shall be properly 5.1.5 Maintenance and testing that can affect the performance of plant i

Preplanned and performed in accordance with written procedures or instructions.

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performed out of sequence with a Work Instruction, but never beyond an inspection " Hold" point.

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5.1.7 The Fire Protection Engineer should be notified by the P&S Work Center or cognizant Maintenance Superintendent at least 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> in advance of major impai.:ments to the Fire Protection / Detection Systems.

5.1.8 Tor quality-related maintenance, work instructions shall be written, reviewed by the Plant Quality Group, and approved by the Maintenance Superintendent, or his designee.

5.1.9 Skills nomally possessed by qualified Maintenance personnel may not need to be included as part of detailed work instructions. The following typical factors shall be considered:

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Familiarity of personnel with the particular maintenance activity B.

Requirements for special training and/or specially qualified personnel (use of special processes requires a procedure)

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Requirements for special tools or equipment i

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Special requirements for protection of personnel from radiation i

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Size of work force required

'i 5.1.10 Approved technical maanals, or portions thereof, may be referenced for use as a part of the work instructions.

i 5.1.11 CIWA's dealing with rework of Environmental Qualified (EQ) components shall include,vork instructions which provide for restoration to EQ status.

I 5.1.12 Copies of all outs *==M ag controlled maintenance CIWA's will normally be filed in the Control Room.

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5.2 Procedure 5.2.1 Condition Identification 1

i 5.2.1.1 Any Waterford-3 person, when a discrepant component is identified, shall complete and attach the two-part 8

j Condition / Equipment Identification tag (Attachment 6.1) to i

the discrepant component.

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i 5.2.1.2 If the component is removed, the second half of the tag shall be hung on or near the location where the component g

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  • CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3-WORK AUTHORIZATIOV 5.2.2 CIWA Initiation 5.2.2.1 A CIWA shall be initiated by any Waterford-3 person upon observing a discrepant condition in the plant.

5.2.2.2 h CIWA is a multi-copy form, printed front and back (Attachment 6.2).

N green copy is always the official copy and shall have all original signatures.

5.2.2.3 If the original (green) copy of the CIWA is lost, the Department Head of the organization that prepared the _ _

original CIWA shall review the status of work, documentation, etc. to determine the actions necessary to close out/ void the CIWA. This should be documented using 1 a copy of tha lost CIWA. The copy that is used shall be marked in red " COPY - ORIGINAI. I,0ST."

No field work shall be accomplished using copies of CIWA's. A new CIWA using a new number must be prepared to perform field work.

5.2.2.4 A componect/ system may be temporarily placed in service, even though the ites does not conform to the original 4

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A CIWA is initiated (to correct the deficiency),

documenting the temporary condition in the " Initial j

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The SS/CRS dete=4n=s that the temporary condition will not adversely affect plant operations and 3

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accordance with the applicable Technical Specifications, if required, as determined by the SS/CRS.

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The temporary condition is identified with a Condition /Xquipment ID Tag.

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If applicable, the requirements of UNT-5-004, Wire Removal and Jumper Control, are satisfied.

1.2.2.5 The Originator shall forward the CIWA to the SS/CRS (for controlled maintenance) or the Pins Work Center (for uncontrolled maintmannee).

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immediate action is required; Review the " Originator /SS/CRS" section for o

completeness and accuracy; o

Add information as necessary.

Assign or confirm the priority code, QA type, and o

Technical Specification date and section, if applicable.

5.2.2.7 For controlled maintenaace CIWA's, the SS/CRS shall,obtain the CIWA number from the P&S Work Center (may be by telecon or use a previously allocated block of numbers), log and file the pink copy of the CIWA. The green and yellow copy of the CIWA shall be forwarded to the P&S Work Center.

5.2.2.8 For uncontrolled maintenance, the P&S Work Center shall assign the CIWA number directly.

5.2.2.9 The P&S Work Center (for controlled and uncontrolled maintenance) shall:

o Log in the CIWA; o

Review the " Originator /SS/CRS section for completeness and accuracy and complete / revise as necessary; o

Perform an initial evaluation; o

Forward the CIWA to the applicable department; o

Schedule work; o

Indicate the due date; o

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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002 CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3 WORK AUTHORIZATION 5.2.2.10 The P&S Work Center shall notify the SS/CRS of any change made to the " Originator /SS/CRS" section of the CIWA.

5.2.3 CIWA Evaluations / Dispositions 5.2.3.1 If an " Invalid" determination is made, the reason shall be noted on the CIWA. The SS/CRS shall provide concurrence and a copy so noted shall be returned to the originator.

The green, yellow, and pink copies of the CIWA form, along with the Condition Equipment Tag shall then be destroyed.

5.2.3.2 If the P&S Work Center makes a " Troubleshoot" determina-tion, the CIWA is forwarded to the appropriate group supervisor who provides troubleshoot instructions. For controlled maintenance, the worker must obtain SS/CRS authorization to perform the troubleshooting. The worker documents results of the troubleshooting on the CIWA, initials and dates, and notifies the SS/CRS that troubleshooting is complete, and returns the CIWA to his supervisor. The supervisor reviews the results of the troubleshoot, advises on the problem, recommends solution, and returns the CIWA to the P&S Work Center.

Note that minor problems (see Section 5.1.1) should be corrected during the troubleshooting process and the CIWA closed out in accordance with Section 5.2.6.

If the problem was not corrected, the P&S Work Center would then revise their evaluation, such as checking " Maintenance Item", and process the CIWA accordingly.

5.2.3.3 CIWA's assigned " Maintenance Ites" shall be forwarded to the work group to prepare a work package. Note that when the work is evaluated to be a " Maintenance Item", the CIWA must then be dispositioned either " rework" or replace".

If a " repair" disposition would be most appropriate, then the work can not be considered a Maintenance Item.

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o not the result of normal wear, OR o

not secondary effects due to failure of another component (s),

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not identified as a routine part of the work process and will be corrected as a continuing part of the work

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o is dispositioned as " Repair" or "Use As Is" OR:

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the deficient condition is a suspected generic problem.

5.2.3.5 CIWA's assigned "Nonconformance" shall be handled as follows:

o If the Nonconformance is dispositioned " Rework" or

" Replace", work instructions shall be prepared by the work group.

o If the Nonconformance is dispositioned " Repair" or "Use-As-Is", the CIWA shall be forwarded to Plant Engineering for concurrence, o

If Plant Engineering concurs with the " Repair" or "Use-As-Is" disposition, they shall perform a technical evaluation (including a Safety Evaluation, if necessary) to determine the cause and corrective action

-and document the results on the CIWA (if a design change is necessary to reflect the " repaired" or "use as is" condition, enter the SMR number). The Plant Engineering Department Head or his designee shall sign and date the CIWA denoting concurrence with the technical evaluation, If repair work is required, the CIWA shall be returned o

to the P&S Work Center who shall forward the CIWA to the appropriate department to prepare a work package in accordance with section 5.2.4.

5.2.3.6 When the CIWA has been dispositioned, a copy shall be forwarded to Operation QA for review of adverse trends and 10CFR Part 21 evaluation.

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5.2.3.7 CIWA's assigned " Technical Evaluation" shall be sent to the Plant Engineering for evaluation and processing in accordance with PE-2-005.

l 5.2.4 Preparation of CIVA Work Instructions / Work Packare 5.2.4.1 The designated work centers shall develop and assemble the CIWA work instructions.

5.2.4.2 For simple, corrective maintenance, work instructions may be stated on the front of the CIWA. All other work in-structions shall be detailed using the CIWA Addaads= Sheet.

(See Attachment 6.2, page 3 of 3).

5.2.4.3 As circumstances dictate, the documents may be attached to the CIWA or may be referenced and obtained, as required.

5.2.4.4 Work packages involving ASME Section II, EQ, Local I,eak Rate Testing and others as' defined by Plant Engineering, shall be reviewed and concurred with by Plant Engineering.

i 5.2.4.5 The Plant Quality Group shall perform a final review of all quality-related CIWA work instructions, and subsequent changes which may affect an inspection hold point, or changes which change the scope of work or acceptance criteria.

5.2.4.6 Subsequent changes to previously approved work instructions which alter scope or acceptance criteria shall be reviewed by the Maintenance Superintendant or his designee.

5.2.4.7 Subsequent changes requiring Plant 'a-4=== ring concurrence shall be reviewed by Plant Engineering.

5.2.4.8 Any changes to a CIWA for controlled maintenance which affects the scope of work or acceptance criteria shall be reauthorized by the SS/CRS before initiating the changes.

M 5.2.4.9 Changes shall be accomplished by a single line drawn thru theaffectedverb\\ age,statingtherevisedwords,and initialing and dating the change.

5.2.4.10 If work instructions meet the criteria of Attachment 6.5 of UNT-1-002, the work package must be reviewed and approved by PORC. Determination is made by the Maintenance Superintmad=at or his designee.

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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002

  • CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3 WORK AUTHORIZATION, 5.2.0 Performance of Work (CIWA Controlled) 5.2.5.1 If a CIWA work package is required, the work shall be performed in accordance with the instructions provided to the work group (note paragraph 5.1.6).

If it is determined that the activity can not be performed in accordance with the instructions, the work shall be stopped and the work package returned to the work group supervisor for correction.

5.2.5.2 h Work Group Supervisor is permitted to aske changes to the CIWA work instructions in accordance with paragraph 6.3.1.6.

QC concurrence should be obtained on quality-related work instruction changes.

5.2.5.3~ h Imad Worker shall document the results of the work performed. Note that craft and/or inspector signature (s) may be required at specific points in the work instructions.

5.2.6 CIWA Work Performed By Contractors 5.2.6.1 At the discretion of the Maintenance Supt. or his designee maintenance work may be assigned to an approved contractor.

5.2.6.2 h work center shall be shown as "other" and the name of the contractor indicated in the work instructions.

5.2.6.3 Work instructions associated with contracted services shall define scope, programmatic needs, and procedural requirements.

4 5.2.6.4 h CIWA and wort.hti etions shall be approved by the Maintenance SujWgg at or his designee.

5.2.6.5 h contractor shall be required to document work l

performed in accordance with approved work instruction and procedures. Work associated documentation small become a l

part of the CIWA work packages.

5.2.7 CIWA Closure i

5.2.7.1 Upon notification of work completion, the Masatanance Supervisor, his designes, or the initiating department J

d head (for non-maintenance CIWA's only) shall ensure the d

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' q work completion and closure of r 7 -19T r-Ir":f CIWAs.

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ADMINISTR*.TIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002 CONDITION IDENTIFICATf0N AND REVISION 3 WORK AUTHORIZATION 5.2.7.2. The Maintenance Planner shall:

o Ensure the retest is scheduled, if not previously planned and/or scheduled as an integral part of the work instructions. The CIWA is not closed out until the retest is completed.

o Be responsible for completion of the NHS form (Attachment 6.5) for controlled maintenance. Note that the NHS form along with the CIWA package shall be forwarded to Plant Engineering before entering the data into MHS.

o Record the M&TE used on the M&TE Record of Use Log, as applicable, o

Forward the completed quality related CIWA work package for Plant Quality Group Review.

5.2.8 Post Closure Review 5.2.8.1 The Plant Quality Group Supervisor or the designee, shall review the completed quality related CIWA work package to ensure the package is complete and corrective action has-been taken as described. CIWAs which had been disposi-

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tioned " repair" or "use as is", shall be retained by the Plant Quality Group until an SMR number is provided. When satisfied, the Plant Quality Supervisor, or his designee shall return the entire CIWA work package to the P&S Work Center.

5.2.8.2 The P&S Work Center shall notify the SS/CRS to remove their copy of the CIWA from their files. The completed CIWA (controlled and unccatrolled), including all appropriate records, is then sent to Plant Engineering.

5.2.8.3 Plant Engineering reviews the completed CIWA work package, returns the MHS Form to the P&S Work Center and forwards the balance of the CIWA work package to Central Records.

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ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE UNT-5-002 CONDITION IDENTIFICATION AND REVISION 3 WORK AUTHORIZATION 6.0 ATTACHMEhTS 6.1 Condition / Equipment I.D. Tag 6.2 Condition Identification Work Authorization Form 6.3 CIWA Entry Instructions 6.4 Corrective Maintenance Controls 6.5 Maintenance History System Forn 7.0 COMMITMENTS AND REFERENCES 15 W330094A

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CIWA ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS 6.3.1 General 6.3.1.1 All CIWA's shan be completed using a black ballpoint pen or stamped with an inspector's stamp.

6.3.1.2 A n CIWA blocks that are not applicable should be denoted by entering "NA" unless otherwise specified in section 5.2.

6.3.1.'3 If additional space is required to entar applicable drawings, Technical or limintenance Maaa=1=, or procedures, use the CIWA AAA.ad - Sheet.

6.3.1.4 When completing the formatted blocks on CIWA's, the number 0 should be slashed (p), the letter Z crossed (I), and the letter S and I written as shown here: S and I.

6.3.1.5 When entering times on CIWA's, use a 24-hour clock.

6.3.1.6 Corrections to a CIWA shan be made by lining out the incorrect information with a single line and initialing and dating the change.

Changes which affect the purpose, scope, acceptance criteria, set-points, or inspection hold points require the same reviews and approval as the original. Changes to procedures shan be approved in accordance with UNT-1-003 or !!D-1-011 as applicable.

6.3.1.7 The originator shan adequately describe the problem in the

" Initial Problem or Failure Description" block. The rest of section 1 should be completed to the best of the originator's knowledge.

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An accurate description of the problem and its symptoms is more

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-6.3.h4. In cases waere une ssn.sa asens immentate corrective maintenance is l

2.3 necessary, an approval blocks (blocks 17, 32, 34, 51, & 52) shan U

be signed and dated by the SS/CIS.

6.3.M The CIWA originator shan complete the " Originator /SS/CIS section as

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l Block 1 Enter the UNID system code for the component.

f Two-character system codes shan be left-justified;

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Block 2 Enter the component number portion of the UNID or M&TE number. Spaces, dashes, safety designator and, for i

valves, the functional description should be omitted.

If the UNID is unknown or the CIWA covers multiple l

camponents, a short description should be entered.

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~ Valves IA-N-VAAA-531121AB-S 531121AB The~ component number shall be left-justified.

Block 3 Enter the component description.

Block 4 If component is quality related, check "Yes", if known.

If not quality related, check."No", if known. If the component is safety related, check "YES"; if not, check "NO".

Note that if the component-is safety-related it is also necessarily quality-related. However, a component may be quality-related but not safety-related.

Block 6 Enter the date and time the CIWA is initiated.

Block 7 Enter the estimated failure start date and time.

If unknown, leave blank.

Block'8 If applicable and known, enter the date and time by which the condition must be corrected in accordance with the Technical Specifications. Specify in " Initial Problem or Failure Description" block the applicable Technical Specification section.

If not applicable, leave blank.

Block 9 If applicable, enter the related CIWA No.

If not applicable, leave blank.

4 Block 10 If applicable, enter the related station modification number. If not applicable, leave blank.

Block 11 If known, enter the applicable priority codes. These are:

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Priority 1 - Work should be started within 8 hours9.259259e-5 days <br />0.00222 hours <br />1.322751e-5 weeks <br />3.044e-6 months <br />. This ites involves an l

imminent personnel hazard, a STS, LCO, or power generation.

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hours. This item affects efficient system operation. (ES Priority 7.2).

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can be handled as scheduled amintenance (!fTS Priority 7.3).

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Priority 4 - Routine Maintenance. Non-critical maintenance which can be scheduled on a long term basis. (!!TS Priority 7.4).

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Outage - Work that cannot be performed during plant operation.

Block 12 Check " Controlled Maintenance" or " Uncontrolled Maintenance," as applicable.

Block 13 Describe the problem or failure including associated symptoms in as such detail as possible. Also, prova.de rec-dation for correction and write the System acronyn after the description, if known.

C' Block 14 Indicate the work cantar(s).

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Uncontrolled Maintenance) shall:

Block 5 Assisa and enter the CIWA number.

Block 17 SS/CRS signs and dates for controlled maintenanca only.

Block 18 P&S Plannar checks appropriata blocks, sign and date.

If the " Invalid" block is checked entar reasons (s) for M the invalidation. The SS/CIS ahall concar by signing Mrf and dating where shown.

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O Block 19 Check the appropriate blocks, as required; for " repair" or "use-as-is" dispositions, entar cause and corrective action, or; record results of the technical evaluation when performed; sign and data (Department Head).

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Block 20 Briefly describe the task.

O Block 21 Enter the data on which the work is to be compiatied.

Block 22 Enter one of the following duration codes:

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I hour or less 2.

1-4 hours 3.

4-8 hours 4.

8-16 hours 5.

16-24 hours 6.

24-36 hours 7.

36-40' hours 8.

5-14 days 9.

15-30 days 0.

Over 30 days Block 23 If materials aust be ordered to accomplish the task, estar the Material / Services Bequest, Purchase Bequisition, or Purchase Order No.

Block 24 Check "Yes" or "No," as applicable. See Attachment 6.4 for explanation of corrective asiatanance controls.

Block 25 Indicate the procedures needed to perform work.

Block 26 Indicate the applicable drsvings.

Blocs 27 Indicate the applicable test procedure (s) (Startup, PGf or operational checks). See PIGN for guidelines.

Block 28 Indicate technical assual(s) and sections that are needed to perform the asiatenanca.

Block 29 Enter work instructions. Use CIWA AAd-aA = Sheet for comples, or AStE Code related Corrective Haintenance Activity. Also, troubleshoot instructions are entered here. The Work Group Supervisor and SS/CBS (for controlled asiatanance only) initial and data here.

When Plant Ingineering reviews the work instructions, sign and data at the and of the work instructions.

Block 30 Inter the estimated manhours (nearest hours) for each craft to complete the task.

Block 31 Preparer signs.

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department head (for non-maintenance CIWA's only) shall:

p Block 32 Approve the CIWA by signing and dating.

6.3 3 44. The Plant Quality Group shall:

I Block 33 Baview the CIWA & work instructions and sign and data.

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Block 35 If applicable, estar Clearance Tag No. (obtained from SS/CBS).

l Block 36 Enter the Baquest on Stores (305) No.'s.

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Block 38 Inter naamber of additional 305's, if needed.

Block 39 If known,- enter coat of Material Used. This entry is optiona1.

j Block 40 For controlled naintenance, obtain the SS/CRS work authorization.

Block 41 If. applicable, estar Lifted Lead / Jumper Tag Numbers.

The first number used through the last number used shall be indicated.

Block 42 Indicate the corrective action taken and, if known, the cause of failure.

a Block 43 Enter the start work data and time.

Block 44 Enter the completion data and time.

I Block 45 Inter the actual menhours (naarest hour) for each craft to complate the task.

Block 46 Obtain and estar the Badiation Work Permit (BWP) No.,

if applicable.

Block 47 Obtain and entar the Fire Protection Permit No.(s), if applicable.

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J 31ock 48 Complete this section for any parts or components which were replaced.

't Block 49 Complete this section for any METE used for the work.

Block 50 Sign and date upon completion of work.

9 7l 6.3."t;+7 The SS/CES, for controlled maintenance, shall:

g Block 51 Sign and date.

1 6.3.%:43 The person responsible for retest (asy be the designated lead worker); upon completida of testing, shall:

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Block 53 Sign and date.

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Department Head (for non-maintenance CIWA's only) shall:

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2,Y 6.3.M 'The Quality Supervisor, after assuring adequate and appropriate corrective action has been taken, shall:

4 Block 55 Sign and date.

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d Block 56 Sign and date.

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9 CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE CONTROLS The following are guidelines for completing the " Controls Required" section, block 24 of Attachment 6.2.

1.

Confined Space Entry.

This block should be checked "Yes" if the work involves entry into tanks, vessels, sumps, or other confined spaces requiring the application of controls described in UNT-7-017, Confined Space Entry.

2.

Radiation Work Permits This block should be checked "Yes" if the work requires entry into a radiation controlled area, opening a potentially radioactive system, or working on a contaminated or radioactive component.

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Tagging This block should be checked "Yes" if the work requires electrical or mechanical isolation for equipment or personnel protection.

4.

Retest This block should be checked "Yes" if specific retest procedures are required and must be signed off (i.e., Tech. Spec. requirements, ASME Section XI requirements EQ, Leak Rate Testing, NDE, etc.).

The PIGN contains guidelines for establishing retest requirements.

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Inspection This block should be checked "Yes" if the work requires independent inspection, examination, or nondestructive examination during or following completion of the activity. The PIGN contains guidelines for the appropriate application of inspection hold points. The determination of inspection controls required will be made by Plant Engineering for Section XI Repair / Replacement. Other inspection requirements are indicated by the referenced procedures or the Maintenance Supe rvisor.

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Fire Protection Permit This block should be checked "Yes" if the work requires a Fire Protection Permit in accordance with FP-1-001.

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Special Processes This block should be checked "Yes" if the work involves one or more of the following:

Welding Brazing Heat treating Concrete placement Cadwelding Painting Protective coating Freeze plugging Nondestructive examination 8.

Cleanliness Control This block should be checked "Yes" if the work requires the opening of a tank, vessel, piping or any other component' which forms a part of a system pressure boundary. A Cleanliness Control Form should be completed in accordance with UNT-7-005.

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Housekeeping. Zone Change This block should be checked "Yes" if the work requires a housekeeping zone change in accordance with UNT-7-006.

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SURJECT: HPSI Pumps A & AB 4160 nraakar Eawork ' Inspection During SII-IP-200 the 4160 breakars for HPSI piamps A and A5 failed to closa as required.

Es investigated and corrected the problem and continued testing with==ef dactory subsequent breaker operations.

Mr. Tyronna LaScrapes. G.I. Field Nag 4===*, was on site January 3, 1984 to inspect and discuss our romerk solution of this problem.

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Iha mdation resulting from this"hetion 1's to inspect the r-*=4ag 4160 saisty breakers for any sign of this problem and correct if required.

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