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Portion of Encl Withheld ML20237A0011998-08-0707 August 1998 Informs That Extension Granted on Envirocare Decision of 980904.Two Week Extension on Philadelphia VA Decision of 980828 Requested.Submits Concurrence of Changes.Rept on 2.206 July Status for Plants Encl ML20248L8621998-06-0909 June 1998 Forwards May 1998 Rept on Status of Public Petitioners Under 10CFR2.206.Petition on Seabrook (GT970873) for Which DD 98- 03 Became Final Agency Decision on 980413 Closed.Attachment 3 Withheld ML20203M6681998-02-23023 February 1998 Forwards SER Re TR CENPD-199-P,Rev 1-P-A,Suppl 2-P, CE Setpoint Methodology Proposing CRGR Review Be Waived IAW Suggested Procedures in 890929 Memo ML20202E0141997-11-25025 November 1997 Forwards FOIA Request Received Direct in Region II from E Barton on 971125.Encl Partially Deleted IA-97-461, Forwards FOIA Request Received Direct in Region II from E Barton on 971125.Encl Partially Deleted1997-11-25025 November 1997 Forwards FOIA Request Received Direct in Region II from E Barton on 971125.Encl Partially Deleted ML20205D4281997-08-15015 August 1997 Discusses Concern Identified During Special Design Architect-Engineer Insp Re EQ of Unit 1 Terry Turbine Woodward Governor Controls for Steam Turbine Driven Auxiliary Feedwater Pump IA-99-106, Discusses Concern Identified During Special Design Architect-Engineer Insp Re EQ of Unit 1 Terry Turbine Woodward Governor Controls for Steam Turbine Driven Auxiliary Feedwater Pump1997-08-15015 August 1997 Discusses Concern Identified During Special Design Architect-Engineer Insp Re EQ of Unit 1 Terry Turbine Woodward Governor Controls for Steam Turbine Driven Auxiliary Feedwater Pump ML20205M3331997-07-28028 July 1997 Provides Final Agenda for Region II Enforcement Meeting to Be Held on 970730.OI Attendance Requested for Issue Involving Termination of Turkey Point Radwaste Operator Who Failed to Follow Procedure IR 05000335/19970051997-07-17017 July 1997 Forwards Allegation Evaluation Rept & NRC Insp Repts 50-335/97-05 & 50-389/97-05 Re RII-97-A-0116 ML20202E0261997-04-23023 April 1997 Discusses Technical Staff Actions Associated W/Three Concerns in Allegation RII-96-A-0251 ML20137L2971997-03-31031 March 1997 Forwards Matrix Containing Answer to Listed Questions in ,Rev 1 ML20148A7131997-03-28028 March 1997 Forwards Addl Responses Needed to Grant Exemptions.Items 2,5,6 & 7 Seem Appropriate for St Lucie to Respond to ML20137R8831997-03-27027 March 1997 Provides Info Requested by 960208 Memo from J Stolz Re Review of Spent Fuel Pool Practices & Current Licensing Basis ML20137L0981997-03-25025 March 1997 Forwards Summary of Changes Made to Safeguards Review Rept, Rev 37 to St Lucie Physical Security Plan,Case Control Number N5S63VA50033593.W/o Encl ML20137L2311997-03-25025 March 1997 Forwards Summary of Changes Made to Safeguards Review Rept, Rev 47 to St Lucie Physical Security Plan,Case Control Number N5S76VA50033596.W/o Encl ML20136E9261997-03-0606 March 1997 Forwards SALP Input Feeder Info at St Lucie Facility from 940102-960106 & Requests That Technical Staff Complete Review by 951222 ML20136A9241997-02-28028 February 1997 Partially Withheld Memo Discussing drop-in Visit of J Broadhead,Chairman & CEO FPL Group & Chairman & CEO FP&L Co & J Goldberg ML20137L2751996-12-16016 December 1996 Requests Guidance in Addressing Issues Re Use of Temporary Fire Pump W/O Evaluation & Construction of Enclosure for Control Rod Drive Electronic Equipment within Cable Spreading Room,W/O Appropriate Evaluation ML20136A6751996-12-0909 December 1996 Partially Withheld Memo Discussing Directors Decision 96-19 Under 10CFR2.206 Re Steam Generator Issued at St Lucie ML20137R5381996-11-22022 November 1996 Informs That Rept IR 94-008 for St Lucie Opens Item 94-008-02-URI Quality Level of PORV & SRV Discharge Piping ML20136E6221996-11-19019 November 1996 Informs That Draft in on Operator Activities Affecting Reactivity Being Distributed ML20136E6991996-11-19019 November 1996 Requests Info Re Sheron St Lucie Visit.Info Requested by 961120 ML20136E6791996-11-18018 November 1996 Forwards Background Info on St Lucie Nuclear Instrumentation Insp ML20136E6881996-11-18018 November 1996 Forwards Background Info on St Lucie Nuclear Instumentation Insp ML20136E6081996-11-15015 November 1996 Provides List of Corrective Actions That Have Been Rolled Into Speakout Program ML20136E5461996-11-14014 November 1996 Forwards File Submitted to Kerry on 961024 Re PIM-like Summary of Events from 92-93 ML20136E4911996-11-13013 November 1996 Forwards Updated Schedule for St Lucie FY1 ML20138G4131996-11-12012 November 1996 Requests Technical assistance,TIA-019,re Discrepancies Between Containment Radiation Monitoring Sys Described in Usfar & Regulatory Guide 1.45 at Plants ML20140E6591996-11-12012 November 1996 Provides Revs of Plant Violations for Current Hour ML20140E5361996-11-12012 November 1996 Forwards Plant EA Worksheet ML20140E5301996-11-0808 November 1996 Forwards Input Received from Dan & Revised EA Worksheet from Incorporating Input.Few Slight Revs Were Made to Notice of Violation ML20140E6521996-11-0707 November 1996 Informs That D Barss Will Be e-mailing Input on Items 5 & 6 for Incorporation Into EA Worksheet ML20140E6201996-11-0707 November 1996 Provides Two Violations That Are Subjects of EA Worksheet ML20137R9031996-11-0606 November 1996 Requests That Info Re St Lucie Be Mailed to Author.Info May Be Found in Plan of Day Handout,Provided by Residents ML20140E5941996-11-0606 November 1996 Informs That Plant Violations 1 & 2 Re Emergency Prepardness Program Insp,Being Looked at for Escalated Enforcement.Feedback Requested ML20138G3651996-11-0505 November 1996 Requests That Listed Info Be Forwarded to Licensee in Connection W/Unescorted Access Visits to Plant by Listed NRC Contractor Employees During 961118-970110 for Purpose of Assisting NRC in Conduct of Design Insp.Partially Deleted ML20137Y5401996-11-0505 November 1996 Forwards Info on Two Issues to Be Discussed W/Panel at Meeting Scheduled for 961106.Partially Deleted ML20136E3961996-10-31031 October 1996 Informs That Violation Withdrawn Re Licensee Use of Ccw/Icw (Svc Water) in Mode 5 at Plant ML20136E4691996-10-31031 October 1996 Discusses Criticality Monitoring Ltr & Requests Response to Listed Question ML20136E3011996-10-31031 October 1996 Forwards Schedule for Activities at Plant for Next Few Months ML20140E5191996-10-29029 October 1996 Discusses Addl Info for Plant Panel,Just Received from Inspector ML20134E9191996-10-29029 October 1996 Forwards Rationale for Inital Plants Selected for Design Insps & for Plants Considered for Second Quarter FY97 Design Insps ML20140E5801996-10-29029 October 1996 Discusses EA Worksheet on Plant Re Wiring Error Affecting Nuclear Instrumentation ML20140E5901996-10-29029 October 1996 Forwards Enforcement Action Worksheet ML20140E5241996-10-29029 October 1996 Forwards Wordperfect Version as Requested ML20136E5791996-10-28028 October 1996 Discusses Plant Ni Eaw ML20136E5641996-10-28028 October 1996 Replies to News Summary Re Escalated Enforcement for Plant on 961025 1999-03-03
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MONTHYEARML20207L5671999-03-12012 March 1999 Forwards Facility Submitted Outline,Initial Exam Submittal & as Given Operating Exam for Test Administered on 981130,1204-14 & 18 ML20207E6091999-03-0303 March 1999 Forwards NRC Approved Operator Licensing Exam (Facility Outline & Initial Exam Submittal & as-given Operating Exam) for Tests Administered on 980622-26 ML20236Y6301998-08-0808 August 1998 Forwards Monthly Rept Reflecting Status of 10CFR2.206 Petitions as of 980731.Petitions on Plant GT97494 & GT97339 for Which DD Became Final Actions During Month Were Closed. Portion of Encl Withheld ML20237A0011998-08-0707 August 1998 Informs That Extension Granted on Envirocare Decision of 980904.Two Week Extension on Philadelphia VA Decision of 980828 Requested.Submits Concurrence of Changes.Rept on 2.206 July Status for Plants Encl ML20248L8621998-06-0909 June 1998 Forwards May 1998 Rept on Status of Public Petitioners Under 10CFR2.206.Petition on Seabrook (GT970873) for Which DD 98- 03 Became Final Agency Decision on 980413 Closed.Attachment 3 Withheld ML20203M6681998-02-23023 February 1998 Forwards SER Re TR CENPD-199-P,Rev 1-P-A,Suppl 2-P, CE Setpoint Methodology Proposing CRGR Review Be Waived IAW Suggested Procedures in 890929 Memo IA-97-461, Forwards FOIA Request Received Direct in Region II from E Barton on 971125.Encl Partially Deleted1997-11-25025 November 1997 Forwards FOIA Request Received Direct in Region II from E Barton on 971125.Encl Partially Deleted ML20202E0141997-11-25025 November 1997 Forwards FOIA Request Received Direct in Region II from E Barton on 971125.Encl Partially Deleted IA-99-106, Discusses Concern Identified During Special Design Architect-Engineer Insp Re EQ of Unit 1 Terry Turbine Woodward Governor Controls for Steam Turbine Driven Auxiliary Feedwater Pump1997-08-15015 August 1997 Discusses Concern Identified During Special Design Architect-Engineer Insp Re EQ of Unit 1 Terry Turbine Woodward Governor Controls for Steam Turbine Driven Auxiliary Feedwater Pump ML20205D4281997-08-15015 August 1997 Discusses Concern Identified During Special Design Architect-Engineer Insp Re EQ of Unit 1 Terry Turbine Woodward Governor Controls for Steam Turbine Driven Auxiliary Feedwater Pump ML20205M3331997-07-28028 July 1997 Provides Final Agenda for Region II Enforcement Meeting to Be Held on 970730.OI Attendance Requested for Issue Involving Termination of Turkey Point Radwaste Operator Who Failed to Follow Procedure IR 05000335/19970051997-07-17017 July 1997 Forwards Allegation Evaluation Rept & NRC Insp Repts 50-335/97-05 & 50-389/97-05 Re RII-97-A-0116 ML20202E0261997-04-23023 April 1997 Discusses Technical Staff Actions Associated W/Three Concerns in Allegation RII-96-A-0251 ML20137L2971997-03-31031 March 1997 Forwards Matrix Containing Answer to Listed Questions in ,Rev 1 ML20148A7131997-03-28028 March 1997 Forwards Addl Responses Needed to Grant Exemptions.Items 2,5,6 & 7 Seem Appropriate for St Lucie to Respond to ML20137R8831997-03-27027 March 1997 Provides Info Requested by 960208 Memo from J Stolz Re Review of Spent Fuel Pool Practices & Current Licensing Basis ML20137L0981997-03-25025 March 1997 Forwards Summary of Changes Made to Safeguards Review Rept, Rev 37 to St Lucie Physical Security Plan,Case Control Number N5S63VA50033593.W/o Encl ML20137L2311997-03-25025 March 1997 Forwards Summary of Changes Made to Safeguards Review Rept, Rev 47 to St Lucie Physical Security Plan,Case Control Number N5S76VA50033596.W/o Encl ML20136E9261997-03-0606 March 1997 Forwards SALP Input Feeder Info at St Lucie Facility from 940102-960106 & Requests That Technical Staff Complete Review by 951222 ML20136A9241997-02-28028 February 1997 Partially Withheld Memo Discussing drop-in Visit of J Broadhead,Chairman & CEO FPL Group & Chairman & CEO FP&L Co & J Goldberg ML20137L2751996-12-16016 December 1996 Requests Guidance in Addressing Issues Re Use of Temporary Fire Pump W/O Evaluation & Construction of Enclosure for Control Rod Drive Electronic Equipment within Cable Spreading Room,W/O Appropriate Evaluation ML20136A6751996-12-0909 December 1996 Partially Withheld Memo Discussing Directors Decision 96-19 Under 10CFR2.206 Re Steam Generator Issued at St Lucie ML20137R5381996-11-22022 November 1996 Informs That Rept IR 94-008 for St Lucie Opens Item 94-008-02-URI Quality Level of PORV & SRV Discharge Piping ML20136E6221996-11-19019 November 1996 Informs That Draft in on Operator Activities Affecting Reactivity Being Distributed ML20136E6991996-11-19019 November 1996 Requests Info Re Sheron St Lucie Visit.Info Requested by 961120 ML20136E6791996-11-18018 November 1996 Forwards Background Info on St Lucie Nuclear Instrumentation Insp ML20136E6881996-11-18018 November 1996 Forwards Background Info on St Lucie Nuclear Instumentation Insp ML20136E6081996-11-15015 November 1996 Provides List of Corrective Actions That Have Been Rolled Into Speakout Program ML20136E5461996-11-14014 November 1996 Forwards File Submitted to Kerry on 961024 Re PIM-like Summary of Events from 92-93 ML20136E4911996-11-13013 November 1996 Forwards Updated Schedule for St Lucie FY1 ML20140E5361996-11-12012 November 1996 Forwards Plant EA Worksheet ML20140E6591996-11-12012 November 1996 Provides Revs of Plant Violations for Current Hour ML20138G4131996-11-12012 November 1996 Requests Technical assistance,TIA-019,re Discrepancies Between Containment Radiation Monitoring Sys Described in Usfar & Regulatory Guide 1.45 at Plants ML20140E5301996-11-0808 November 1996 Forwards Input Received from Dan & Revised EA Worksheet from Incorporating Input.Few Slight Revs Were Made to Notice of Violation ML20140E6201996-11-0707 November 1996 Provides Two Violations That Are Subjects of EA Worksheet ML20140E6521996-11-0707 November 1996 Informs That D Barss Will Be e-mailing Input on Items 5 & 6 for Incorporation Into EA Worksheet ML20137R9031996-11-0606 November 1996 Requests That Info Re St Lucie Be Mailed to Author.Info May Be Found in Plan of Day Handout,Provided by Residents ML20140E5941996-11-0606 November 1996 Informs That Plant Violations 1 & 2 Re Emergency Prepardness Program Insp,Being Looked at for Escalated Enforcement.Feedback Requested ML20137Y5401996-11-0505 November 1996 Forwards Info on Two Issues to Be Discussed W/Panel at Meeting Scheduled for 961106.Partially Deleted ML20138G3651996-11-0505 November 1996 Requests That Listed Info Be Forwarded to Licensee in Connection W/Unescorted Access Visits to Plant by Listed NRC Contractor Employees During 961118-970110 for Purpose of Assisting NRC in Conduct of Design Insp.Partially Deleted ML20136E3011996-10-31031 October 1996 Forwards Schedule for Activities at Plant for Next Few Months ML20136E4691996-10-31031 October 1996 Discusses Criticality Monitoring Ltr & Requests Response to Listed Question ML20136E3961996-10-31031 October 1996 Informs That Violation Withdrawn Re Licensee Use of Ccw/Icw (Svc Water) in Mode 5 at Plant ML20140E5191996-10-29029 October 1996 Discusses Addl Info for Plant Panel,Just Received from Inspector ML20140E5801996-10-29029 October 1996 Discusses EA Worksheet on Plant Re Wiring Error Affecting Nuclear Instrumentation ML20140E5901996-10-29029 October 1996 Forwards Enforcement Action Worksheet ML20140E5241996-10-29029 October 1996 Forwards Wordperfect Version as Requested ML20134E9191996-10-29029 October 1996 Forwards Rationale for Inital Plants Selected for Design Insps & for Plants Considered for Second Quarter FY97 Design Insps ML20136E5641996-10-28028 October 1996 Replies to News Summary Re Escalated Enforcement for Plant on 961025 IR 05000335/19950151996-10-28028 October 1996 Forwards Draft Insp Repts 50-335/95-15 & 50-389/95-15 on 960907-1012 1999-03-03
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ST. LUCIE EAW As we discussed, Dan Barss will be E-mailing his input on items 5 and 6 to you for i.ncorporation into the EAW. Feel free to call me at home tomorrow if you just can't figure it out. Good luck!
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ENFORCEMENT ACTION WORKSHEET BREAKDOWN IN MANAGEMENT CONTROL OF THE ST. LUCIE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PROGRAM PREPARED BY:
James L. Kreh DATE:
November 7, 1996 This Notice has been reviewed by the Branch Chief or Division Director and each violation includes the appropriate level of specificity as to how and when the requirement was violated.
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Signature Facility:
St. Lucie Plant Units:
1&2 Docket Nos.:
50 335, 50 389 l
License Nos.:
DPR 67, NPF 16 Inspection Report No.: 96 18 Inspection Dates: October 7 18 and October 28 November 1, 1996 Lead Inspector:
J. L. Kreh 1.
Brief Summary of Inspection Findings:
Violation A l
On the evening of October 3. 1996, the licensee conducted a test of its automated system known as the FPL Emergency Recall System (informally called " autodialer") for notifying the emergency response organization (ERO) in the event of an off-hour emergency requiring augmentation of the on-shift crew for staffing and activation of emergency response facilities (viz., Technical Support Center [TSC]. Operational Support Center [05C].
and Emergency Operations Facility [ EOF]). The autodia'er did not operate.
l and no individuals received notifications during the test.
A failure assessment by the licensee disclosed that the autodialer had been in an inoperable configuration for a period which apparently began on July 22.
1996.
In addition, the inspection identified the licensee's failure to adequately maintain the manual backup system (a " call tree") for ERO call-l out over an indeterminate period (at least the last several years). These concurrent deficiencies represent a failure (during the period July 22-i i
October 3.1996 at minimum) to maintain the capability to execute the provisions of the REP and its implementing procedures in a timely manner with respect to mobilization of the ERO during off-hours.
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Violation S 1
The licensee's training program for ERO personnel has not been adequately i
implemented since at least 1994.
This violation includes failure to 1
provide opportunities for most persor '
to participate. in exercises -
and/or drills, failure to provide annua :etraining to certain designated i
1 3ersonnel in 1994 and 1995, failure to provide any training.for certain ERO positions with respect to ' selected implementing procedures, and i
failure to remove individuals from the ERO roster when their respirator l
qualifications had lapsed.
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Analysis of Root Cause:
The root cause of both violations is failure of licensee management to I
(a) provide an appropriate level of oversight of the emergency preparedness program as required by the REP, and (b) ensure the implementation of timely and effective corrective actions for identified -
findings and deficiencies in emergency preparedness.
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Basis for Severity Level (Safety Significance).
For both violations: Sucolement VIII - Emeraency Preoaredness. SL III I
Section C.3 of Supplement VIII presents as an example, " Violations involving... a breakdown in the control offlicensed activities involving a number of violations that are related... that collectively represent a potentially significant lack of attention or carelessness toward licensed responsibilities."
Section IV,A of the Enforcement Policy states that "a group of Severity Level IV violations may.be evaluated in the aggregate and assigned a single, increased severity level, thereby resulting in a Severity Level III problem, if the violations have the same underlying cause or programmatic deficiencies, or the violations contributed to or were unavoidable consequences of the underlying problem."
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Identify All Previous Escalated Actions Within 2 Years or 2 Inspections
> 95-180:
PORVs Inoperable Due To Personnel Error: SL III
> 96-040:
Dilution Event: SL III
> 96-249: Multiple Examples of Inadequate 50.59 Reviews: SL III 5.
Identification Credit?
No Violation A Date licensee was aware of issues requiring corrective action:
October 3. 1996.
This identification credit /date applies only to the autodialer inoperability portion of the violation. The problem with the manual call-out system was NRC/CI-identified.
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ENFORCEMENT ACTION i WORKSHEET Explain application of identified credit, who and how identified and consideration of missed opportunities:
The inoperability of the autodialer was identified by the licensee on 10/3/96, but could have been identified much earlier if periodic functional tests (e.g., weekly) had been performed.
With ' appropriate administrative controls in place (as had been recommended by an EP Coordinator as early as April 1996), autodialer inoperability would have almost certainly have been precluded. An autodialer problem (limited in scope--not a complete system failure) also occurred during the NRC-evaluated June 1993 exercise, but corrective action for that pro W m was clearly not sufficiently comprehensive.
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Corrective Action Credit?
No Violation A Administrative controls have been imelemented for the autodialer under Protective Services Department Guideline No. PSG-015. " Maintenance and Testing of the Emergency Recail System" Revision 0, dated 10/29/96. For the manual call-out system, individuals required to maintain a copy of the procedure were added to the controlled distribution list. and a drill was conducted on October 10, 1996 with reasonably successful results, Application of corrective action credit:
(1) No credit for autodialer issue because identified by licensee EP Coordinator in early 1996 and no action taken: (2) Credit for correction of manual call-out problem after identification to licensee on 10/7/96.
N olation B 7.
Candidate For Discretion? No Licensee's performance in emergency preparedness is now recognized to have been particularly poor during the past several years.
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Is A Predecisional Enforcement Conference Necessary? Yes Why? To determine whether the subject violations represent a programmatic breakdown in emergency preparedness.
If yes, should OE or OGC attend? Yes Should conference be closed? No 9.
Non Routine Issues / Additional Information:
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i OTHER FINDINGS FROM THE OCTOBER 1996 EP PROGRAM INSPECTION l
' Violation Failure to establish an Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure (EPIP), or l
to have an adequate EPIP. with appropriate implementing details to address l
certain ' aspects of the Radiological Emergency Plan as follows:
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the transfer of OSC functions to an alternate location in the event
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. statement in Radiological Emergency Plan Section 2.4.4 that "In the event that the OSC becomes untenable, the Emergency Coordinator will P
designateanalternatelocation.")(inadequateprocedure),and l
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recovery activities upon reaching a stable plant condition following an emergency (Radiological Emergency Plan Section 5.4)
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Inadequate program of drills to ensure availability of sufficient ERO personnel and timeliness of ERF staffing l-2.
Management failure to ensure the implementation of timely corrective actions for certain emergency preparedness deficiencies and i
weaknesses.
Examples are:
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failure' to address concerns regarding the audibility of tne Gaitronics (or plant public-address system) formally identified in late 1994 and still being tracked as an open item by the licensee's corrective action system, b.
failure to provide adequate corrective action to address a questionable capability for notification of the State of Florida within 15 minutes of an emergency declaration (identified by an NRC inspection in February 1995), and c.
failure to implement timely corrective actions for deficiencies and recommendations identified by the critique of the Hurricane Erin response in August 1995 (examples of l
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onsite individual to monitor the hurricane path; establish consistent staffing policies)
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This Action is Consistent With the Following Action (or Enforcement i
Guidance) Previously Issued:
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Regulatory Message:
Management must provide strong and consistent oversight and support for emergency preparedness activities in order to ensure a viable emergency response capability at all times.
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Recommended Enforcement Action:
Two SL'IV violations evaluated in the aggregate as a SL III violation 13.
Should This Action Be Sent to OE For Full Review? No 14.
Exempt from Timeliness:
No Basis for Exemption: N/A Enforcement Coordinator:
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St. Lucie Plant Inspection Report Nos. 50-335, 50-389/96-18 A.
10 CFR 50.54(q) requires that nuclear power plant licensees follow and maintain in effect emergency plans which meet the planning standards of 10 CFR 50.47(b) and the requirements in Appendix E to 10 CFR Part 50.
Section 2.4 of the licensee's Radiological Emergency Plan (REP).,
Revision 31, states that activation of the Technical Support Center (TSC) and the Operational Support Center (OSC) will be initiated by the 1
Emergency Coordinator in the event of an Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency, and that arrangements have been made to staff the TSC and OSC in a timely manner.
Also specified is that activation of the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) is required for a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency, and that arrangements have been made to activate the EOF.in a timely manner.
The REP requirements delineated above are implemented by procedure EPIP-
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Revision 72.
The instruction in Section 8.2 of that procedure states l
that, upon the declaration of an emergency classification, "the Duty Call l
Supervisor will initiate staff augmentation" using the " Emergency Recall l
System or Appendix A. Duty Call Supervisor Call Directory to notify l
persons..."
l Contrary to the above, from approximately July 22 to October 3,1996, l
arrangements were not available to staff or activate the TSC, OSC, or EOF l
in a timely manner because the licensee did not have the ca3 ability to l
implement either the primary method (using the Emergency Recall System) or the backup method (using the Duty Call Supervisor Call Directory) for l
notifying its )ersonnel to report to the plant during off-hours to staff and activate t1e TSC, OSC, and EOF.
This is a Severity Level IV violation (Supplement VIII)..
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10 CFR 50.54(q) requires that nuclear power plant licensees follow and maintain in effect emergency plans which meet the planning standards of 10 CFR 50.47(b) and the requirements in Appendix E to 10 CFR Part 50. REP Section 7.2.2,
" Training of On-Site Emergency Response Organization Personnel". states, "The training program for members of the on-site emergency response organization will include practical drills as appropriate and participation in exercises, in which each individual demonstrates an ability to perform assigned emergency functions."
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licensee's Plan further states, "For employees with specific assignments or authorities as members of emergency teams, initial training and annual retraining programs will be provided.
Training must be current to be maintained on the site Emergency Team Roster."
Contrary to the above, the licensee failed to provide a program which 3
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the licensee failed to provide training for 17 positions I
(approximately 92. individuals) identified as part of the on-site response i
organization.
In 1995, the licensee failed to. provide training for 8 positions (approximately 54 individuals) identified as part of the on '
site res)onse organization.
The licensee's training program failed to include initial or periodic retraining on certain procedures required to-be implemented by several identified positions.
In 1995. the licensee failed to remove from the emergency response organization 4 individuals who had not comaleted retraining as required.
The licensee failed to remove 6 indivicuals from the emergency response organization effective October 6,1996, who had not remained qualified to fill response team requirements as a' result of allowing their respirator qualifications to lapse.
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