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Revised Overview Quality Team Program for Comanche Peak Response Team Activities
ML20207J898
Person / Time
Site: Comanche Peak  Luminant icon.png
Issue date: 07/23/1986
From: Artuso J, Chockie L, Streeter J
TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC CO. (TU ELECTRIC)
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PROC-860723, NUDOCS 8607290288
Download: ML20207J898 (7)


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COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION UNITS 1 AND 2 OVERVIEW QUALITY TEAM PROGRAM FOR COMANCHE PEAK RESPONSE TEAM ACTIVITIES JULY 23, 1986 Ek s John Y. Streeter, Chairman CPRT-0QT eph F." Artuso, CPRT-0QT Larry W db6ckie 7CPRT-OQT 5 - 9 e- / ,

Jame's V. Nee 1y, CPRT-0QT ,J es R. We11s, CPRT-0QT TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING COMPANY A DIVISION OF TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC COMPANY O 45 PD PDR PAGE 1 0F 7

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1.0 Purpose and Objectives The purpose of the Overview Quality Team (0QT) is to support the Senior Review Team (SRT) by supplementing the Comanche Peak- Response Team (CPRT) quality assurance efforts to provide further assurance that the CPRT Quality Assurance Program as described in Appendix C of the CPRT Program Plan is effectively implemented. The OQT will function until such time that the SRT concludes that the level of CPRT activities no longer justifies the need for the OQT. The OQT will accomplish its purpose by providing an evaluation of the implementation of the CPRT QA Program relative to achievement of the following objectives:

Adequacy and completeness of QA procedures necessary to accomplish the overall QA Program objectives.

Adequacy of training and qualification of personnel involved in the auditing and surveillance processes.

Adequacy of frequency, timeliness and thoroughness of QA surveillance and audits necessary to assure that both the form and substance of QA Program elements are fully evaluated.

Conduct of QA activities in accordance with applicable industry standards and practices.

The quality of the following activities is assured by other measures instituted by the SRT and these activities are not within the scope of the OQT:

SRT activities.

Technical review of Results Reports, Assessment of CPRT program adequacy.

The OQT overview of the implementation of ISAPs and DSAPs is intended to be an in process review of ongoing implementation activities, including the ongoing files review efforts of the Results Report and Working Files Review Committee. Therefore, the OQT will not conduct reviews of the implementation of an ISAP or DSAP after the Results Report has been submitted to SRT for review and approval unless such reviews are directed by the SRT.

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2.0 Relationship of OQT and SRT The OQT will receive direction from the SRT. Direction will be given in the form of memoranda, oral instructions given. during meetings between the OQT and SRT, .and through correspondence cand discussions .between the Chairmen of the SRT and OQT acting in behalf of their respective teams.

For administrative ease, during periods between formal OQT meetings _ the direction from the SRT will generally be of the latter form.

3.0 General Description of OQT Program The activities and methods utilized by the OQT to accomplish its purpose ~ are identified in the following sections.

During the period of time OQT is functioning, each type of activity subject to OQT overview will be overviewed at least. once. Those activities deemed by the SRT or OQT to warrant increased attention will receive more overview from the OQT.

3.1 Interviews and Reviews of Personnel Records Interviews of selected members of the CPRT staff will be conducted to discuss their responsibilities and the means used to achieve the quality assurance objectives. . Interviews will include, but will not necessarily be limited to, the following individuals:

CPRT Program Director, Review Team Leaders, Issue Coordinators, Inspectors, QA Managers, and QA Auditors OQT will also review the records of selected personnel, and interview if necessary, to determine if they are adequately qualified and trained to perform their assigned tasks, and that they can perform them objectively and without influence from prior organizational affiliations.

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3.2 Procedure Reviews Selected procedures will be reviewed to determine if the procedures, when properly implemented, will achieve the objectives of the QA Program. Such reviews will determine if commitments in selected action plans are adequately addressed in the procedures, and whether the procedures adequately provide for or specify the necessary organizational structure, interfaces, record requirements, work processes, review and approval processes, document control, file content and retrievability requirements.

3.3 Audit Plans and Record Review OQT will review selected audit plans for the purpose of assessing the adequacy of audit frequency, timeliness, and thoroughness. OQT will discuss any desired additions or changes with the Design Adequacy Program (DAP) and Quality of Construction (QOC) Program Review Team Leaders and QA Managers.

Any areas of disagreement will be referred to the SRT for resolution.

Records generated for all audits conducted by the QA organizations of the DAP and QOC Program review teams will be reviewed by the OQT to deteruine if the audit objectives were achieved, and if the responses and corrective actions taken in response to those audits are complete and adequate.

3.4 Supplemental Auditors or Inspectors Should OQT concerns develop relative to the adequacy of the frequency, timeliness, or thoroughness of the audits, OQT will provide additional auditors and inspectors to serve as members of selected audit teams. Those inspectors and auditors will work under the direction of the DAP and QOC Program audit team leaders.

3.5 Observation of Audits OQT members will participate as observers of selected audits conducted by the QA organizations of the DAP and QOC Program review teams to obtain direct knowledge of the quality of the conduct of the audits.

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3.6 Direct Observation of Overview Inspection Activities OQT will perform direct observations of selected overview inspection activities to obtain direct knowledge of the quality of the conduct of those activities. The results of those direct observations will 'be compared to any related QA audit or surveillance results to assess -the effectiveness of the QA Program audit and surveillance activities.

3.7 Problem Resolution OQT will directly interface with Review Team Leaders to discuss and to achieve resolution of problems.

k'henever resolutions are not achieved, such issues will be referred to the SRT for resolution. k'heneve r timely resolution of Audit Action Requests, Corrective Action Requests, Corrective Action Reports, and OQT problems is not forthcoming, such issues will also be referred to the SRT for resolution.

3.8 NRC Inspection Report Review Available reports of all NRC inspections of CPRT QA activities and the responses and corrective actions taken which relate to those inspections will be reviewed by the OQT to identify information regarding the implementation of the CPRT QA Program.

3.9 Special Reviews l

Special reviews of CPR'I activities will.be conducted by the OQT as requested by the SRT.

3.10 Conduct of QA Activities OQT will review the work products of QA activities to determine if those activities are conducted in accordance with applicable industry standards and practices. Such work products include the products of audits, overview inspections, resolutions to problems as discussed in preceding sections.

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3.11 Open item Tracking Each OQT open item will be tracked by OQT to closure.

This will be accomplished by including a tabulation of all open items in each OQT periodic progress and status report which will indicate the action parties and due dates. Recommendations by the OQT to the SRT will likewise be tracked on the OQT open item list.

3.12 Exit Interviews ,

OQT exit interviews will be conducted with members of the SRT, or SRT appointed representatives, and Review Team Leaders, or their appointed representatives, to present the OQT observations and recommendations. The exit interviews will normally be held at or near the end of each formal meeting period.

3.13 Schedule A schedule of OQT activities will be prepared for the upcoming three-month period. This schedule will be reviewed and updated monthly and a copy will be attached to each OQT periodic progress and status report.

4.0 Periodic Progress and Status Reports Reports summarizing the progress and status of the OQT effort, reviews, observations and conclusions will be prepared periodically, approximately on a monthly basis, and will be submitted to the Chairman of the SRT with copies to the other SRT members, the Review Team Leaders, and the TUGC0 Executive Vice President Nuclear Engineering and Operations (NEO). The periodic progress and status reports will include an executive summary highlighting the important observations and recommendations, plus a tabulation of all open items and a copy of the updated OQT schedule.

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5.0 Final Report At the conclusion of the OQT program, a final report will be prepared by the OQT summarizing the results presented in the periodic progress and status reports and will be submitted to the Chairman of the SRT with copies to the other SRT members, Review Team Leaders, and the TUGC0 Executive Vice President, NEO. The final report will present the results of the entire OQT effort in providing additional assurance that all QA organiz.ations have adequately implemented their respective QA programs.

The final report will include an overall evaluation of the effectiveness of the CPRT QA Program implementation based on an OQT assessment of the degree of achievement of the four objectives stated in Section 1.0.

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