ML20197H444

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Rev 3 to Trpr 20.0, Duty Technical Advisor Program
ML20197H444
Person / Time
Site: Point Beach  NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 04/11/1986
From:
WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER CO.
To:
Shared Package
ML20197H425 List:
References
TRPR-20.0, NUDOCS 8605190169
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TRPR 20.0 Revision 3 04-11-86 DUTY TECHNICAL ADVISOR PROGRAM 1.0 PURT7SE Develop the DTA's technical expertise and knowledge of the PBNP systems and procedures ir. order to provide accident diagnosis and assessment.

The continuing training program is based on the same matrix of tasks and cognitives, but in addition, training on plant modifications, industry events, procedural and regulatory changes are taught to maintain and enhance the qualifications of the Duty Technical Advisor.

2.0 DESCRIPTION

2.1 Prerequisites None 2.2 Courses 2.2.1 TRCR 32, " Principles of Reactor Operation" This course begins with the fundamentals of atomic and nuclear physics. These support the reactor physics and reactor kinetics units. The reactor cperating character-istics unit covers normal operations and transients.

2.2.2 TRCR 39, " Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer" This course begins with the thermodynamics unit covering heat, temperature, pressure, and the conversion of energy. l The heat transfer unit applies the laws of thermodynamics to l heat transfer in components. The last unit applies these '

fundamentals to the reactor hydraulics. l l

2.2.3 TRCR 51, " Primary Systems - COT" l This course describes each system from the component level to the system functional operational level.

2.2.4 TRCR 52, " Secondary Systems - COT" This course describes each system from the component level to the system functional operational level.

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TRPR 20.0 Page 2 2.2.5 TRCR 53, " Instrumentation & Controls - COT" This course deals with systems which either build on primary and secondary system controls and instrumentation, or are themselves strictly control systems. These units integrate the plant control systems. These units integrate the plant control systems to the overall plant operation.

2.2.6 TRCR 54, " Electrical Distribution - COT" This course deals with electrical generation from the main generator, emergency diesel generator, and the gas turbine generator. The distribution systems are taught by their particular voltage.

2.2.7 TRCR 55, " Integrated Operations - COT" This course will cover the integrated plant system operation from cold shutdown to full power and return to cold shutdown.

Each PBNP procedure for each condition will be covered. In addition, each abnormal event which is not an emergency event will be learned and demonstrated.

2.2.8 TRCR 40, " Fluid Mechanics" This course discusses fluid characteristics and the general energy equation to develop an understanding of fluids' properties. One unit applies this theory to pumps, valves, and systems.

4 2.2.9 TRCR 57, " Technical Specifications" This course covers the PBNP Technical Specifications. The LCO's and surveillance requirements are examined and applied to specific scenarios.

2.2.10 TRCR 43, " Transient & Accident Analysis" This course defines the plant operational design limits. The transients and accidents which lead to potential core damage j are studied. Twelve specific parameters will be analyzed for '

industry-related events.

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TRPR 20.0 Page 3 2.2.11 TRCR 31, " Emergency Operating Procedures" This course describes the basis and requirements of the emergency procedures. Each emergency operating procedure and critical safety procedure, with its background document, is taught and demonstrated on the simulator.

2.2.12 TRCR 80, " Emergency Response" To train personnel such that emergency response will result in the protection of plant personnel, the plant, and the general public.

2.2.13 TRCR 82, " Administrative DTA" This course deals with the normal responsibilities and duties of the Duty Technical Advisor.

2.3 Information Module This program includes an information module which contains required reading and other information intended for dissemination to trainees and job incumbents.

2.4 Schedule / Length of Program Appendix 1 is a bar chart showing the Duty Technical Advisor Initial Training Program. The DTA program is approximately 38 weeks long with four hours a day of training.

2.5 Experience A Duty Technical Advisor trainee will perform a shift turnover with a qualified Duty Technical Advisor. <

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2.6 Program Requirements )

l 2.6.1 The continuing training program requirement is to participate in the biannual Emergency Plan continuing training.

2.6.2 Participation in PBNP 8.4.1, " Secondary Water Chemistry Monitoring Program."

3.0 QUALIFICATION CRITERIA The Duty Technical Advisor shall have a Bachelor's degree in an engineering or physical science discipline and 18 months of nuclear power plant experience of which a minimum of 12 months must be at the ONLY

TRPR 20.0 Page 4 Point Beach Nuclear Plant. The remaining 6 mcaths of experience may be obtained from a similar nuclear power plant (PWR) , a military or production facility, and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

4.0 EVALUATION 4.1 Enabling objectives will be formally measured throughout the program if they are crucial to the attainment of terminal learning objectives. ,

4.2 Terminal learning objectives will be formally measured after the following:

Reactor Principles, Heat Transfer & Thermodynamics and Fluid Principles Courses. Primary Systems and Instrumentation Systems Courses. Secondary Systems and Electrical System Courses. Transient and Accident Analysis, Emergency Operating Procedures, Administrative and Integrated Plant Operations Courses.

The Theory Section test consists of Reactor Theory, Heat Transfer, Thermodynamics and Fluids Courses. The Primary and Instrumentation Course test consists of 80% currently covered information and 20%

review. Secondary and Electrical Course test consists of 70%

currently covered information and 30% review. The final section test consists of 20% currently covered information and 80% review.

4.3 Program tritten exams will require a passing grade of 80% overall and 70% for any one section.

4.4 An oral board (exam) will be given to the DTA trainee. A passing grade of satisfactory will be required to qualify as DTA. The oral board members will consist of: training representative, management representative, and a formerly or currently qualified DTA.

5.0 TASK INVENTORY Appendix "A" is a matrix of Duty Technical Advisor and Control Operator cognitives and tasks.

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DTA Years Experience Degree Degree Received From Nuclear

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8 Eng/ Electrical Michigan Tech. Univ. 5 6 4 Maintenance &

Construction 9 Eng/ Mechanical Ulf Milwaukee C 4 2 = =

10 Eng/ Mechanical UW Milwaukee 4 6 6 Operations 4

11 Eng/Nechanical UW Madison 0 5 2 Reactor Engineering 12 Math US Naval Academy 5 5 2 Training 00ther nuclear experience

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