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Technical Rept TR-20422(835), Project QA Plan for Containment Structure,Structural Integrity Test,Public Svc Co of New Hampshire,Seabrook Station Unit 1
ML20211E603
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Site: Seabrook NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 01/23/1986
From: Wallace L
TELEDYNE ENGINEERING SERVICES
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FOIA-86-678 TR-20422(835), NUDOCS 8610230084
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'# TELEDYNE P**e 1 of 16 ENGINEERING SERVICES I POST CFFCE Sox 288 vaACN VA C2738 (617) 748 0f 03 1

STATEMENT OF POLICY i /Teledyne i s relating to the Engineering Services (BEL /TES) to perfo in accordance with the Quality Assurance Program as defined in this p

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lity assurance Responsibility for the implementation of the BEL /TES quan plan is delegated to the Manager. Quality Assura to:

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Identify quality problems; 2.

Initiate, recommend, or provide solutions;

' Verify implementation of solutions; and i g item

3. f Limit or control further processing of a noncon ition hasorm n
4. or unsatisf actory condition until proper dispos occurred. i f the BEL /TES In. the event of disagreement over the Manager, Qualityon implementat o ident or the Quality Assurance resolution will Program be provided thatbycannot the Vicebe Presresolved by th Assurance, undersigned.

Dated: January 23, 1986 M (, kk

. .cene F. Wallace, Manager

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P_aie, TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 1

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ization 3 ORGANIZATION 1.0 General 1.1 Quality Assurance Organ BEL /TES nOrganization 3 1.2 3 Figure 1 client Engineering OrganizatioInterfaces 4 1.3 4 BEL /TES to 1.4 4

PROGRAM ce Plan 2.0 General 2.1 Project Quality Assuran ions 4 2.2 2.3 Personnel Qualificat 4 4

/ DESIGN CONTROL CONTROL 4 3.0 4.0 PROCUREMENT Scope 00CUMENT 4 4.1 Purchase OrdersES AND ORAWINGS 6 4.2 6 INSTRUCTIONS, PROCEDUR S.O Scope 5 5.1 5 AND SERVICES 5 DOCUMENT Requirements CONTROL MATERIALS, SUPPLIES 6.0 6.1 f CONTROL Documented OF PURCHASED Conformance AND ITEMS t

7.0 Receiving Examination 7.1 OF MATERIALS 7.2 AND CONTROL IDENTIFICATION ESSES 8.0 Procedure 8.1

-?tTROL OF CONSTRUCTION INSPECTIONS PROC AND 9.0 - 3MINATIONS, TESTS 10.0 Scope

10. ?equirements lt) . . Procedure ,

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TEST CONTROL Test Program 11.0 Program Changes 11.1 AND TEST EQUIPMENT 11.2 OF MEASURING CONTROL 12.0 Scope 12.1 Requirements 12.2 aarneds

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TABLE OF CONTENTS (CONTINUED)

Page 13.0 HANDLING, STORAGE, SHIPPING AND PRESERVING 10 13.1 General 10 14.0 EXAMINATION OR TEST STATUS 10 14.1 Scope 10 14.2 BEL /TES Operation 10 15.0 NONCONFORMING ~ MATERIALS AND ITEMS 10 15.1 Identification 10 15.2 Disposition 11 15.3 Records 11 16.0 CORRECTIVE ACTION 11 16.1 Scope 11 16.2 Identification and Documentation 11 16.3 Nonconformance Material or Equipment 12 17.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE RECORDS 12 17.1 Scope 12 i 17.2 Record Form 12 17.3 Record Categories 12 17.4 Record Storage and Safekeeping 13 17.5 Record Disposition 13 18.0 AUDITS 13 18.1 Requirements 13 t

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ATTACHMENT 9.4 1-PT(I)-36 REv. 1 Page 4 of 16 "WTELEDYNE l ENGINEEMG SERVICES 1

TECHNICALREPORTTR-20422(835)

PROJECT QUALITY ASSURANCE PLAN FOR CONTAIWlENT STRUCTURE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY TEST PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE SEABROOK STATION UNIT NO. 1 1.0 ORGANIZATION 1.1 General The organizational structure of Brewer Engineering Laboratories, a unit of Teledyne Engineering Services (BEL /TES), is depicted in Figure 1. The persons performing quality assurance functions report to a management level such that ,their authority, organizational freedom and sufficient independence have been provided. The responsibi1ities of key personnel are described in the fol1owing sections.

During temporary absences from BEL /TES of specified positions, their assigned functions may be performed by other properly designated persons. These designations need not be in writing.

Individual procedures, instructions, or other requirements for Quality Assurance shall be prepared and included in the test plan for j the project. .

1.2 Quality Assurance Organization hality Assurance is the responsibility of the Quality Assurance

v who reports directly to the Manager of Brewer Engineering l

3 ries. As such, he has the authority and organizational l - to carry out these responsibilities indepe.ndently.

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'ne Quality Assurance Manager is responsible for the control functions necessary to:

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1. Identify quality problems;
2. Initiate, recommend, or provide solutions to correct the problems;
3. Verify implementation of the solutions; and

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l BEL /TES Manager ,

L. F. Wallace Quality Assurance Manager . . . . . . . Project Engineer D. Messinger R. L. Ellis

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. 1 Limit or control further processing, delivery, or delivery of a nonconforming item or unsatisfactory condition until proper disposition has occurred.

He shall review all written procedures and monitor all activities concerning Quality Assurance to be able to continually measure the effectiveness of the program.

'The Quality Assurance Manager shall review and approve records of current personnel qualifications of BEL /TES employees performing work under and as defined in the BEL /TES Quality Assurance Plan.

1.3 Engineering Organization The assigned Project Engineer has complete responsibility for the technical management of the project. The Project Engineer shall take into consideration the project technical requirements and the minimum training and experience of an individual required for the task.

The Project Engineer assigned to this specific project will be responsible for the administration and supervision of personnel f assigned to his project in matters related to testing, inspection, or other aspects of the work.

1.4 BEL /TES to Client Interfaces The following designated interfaces or specified alternates shall be maintained for the orderly conduct of the project work:

BEL /TES PSCNH, et al Technical .R. Ellis, Project Engineer G. Kann, Test Manager Contractual L. Wallace, Manager S. Peck, Contracts F.!' / Assurance D. Messinger, Q.A. Manager P. Oikle, Q.A.

2.0 PROGRAM 2.1 General The established Quality Assurance Plan for this project shall comply with the requirements of Appendix B or 10 CFR 50,10 CFR 21, ANSI /ASME N45.2 and with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section !!!, Division 2.

I g This Quality Assurance Plan provides for the Quality Assurance consistent with applicable codes, standards, and regulatory 90

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  • ce Wrements for testing services applied to nuclear pcwer' system items.

Management of BEL /TES monitors the technical work being

. performed on all projects, including the ef fectiveness of Quality Assurance in performing its function.

2.2 Project Quality Assurance Plan The Project Quality Assurance Plan (PQAP) is the document used to specify the requirements and procedures to be included in the test plan.

2.3 Personnel Qualifications The personnel performing quality functions within the scope of this plan meet the qualification requirements of ANSI 45.2.6.

3.0 DESIGN CONTROL Not Apglicable x

4.0 PROCUREMENT DOCUMENT CONTROL 4.1 Scope This section includes measures for the control of documentation for the procurement of material, items, or subcontracted services.

Vendors have been selected from the BEL /TES Approved Vendor List (AVL) based on past performance or vendor evaluations.

4.2 Purchase Orde'rs t

j BEL /TES purchase orders to vendors i3 nclude reference to n: ' ':able codes, standards, regulations, drawings, procedures.

-- .ctions, and specifications including their revisions to which

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5.0 INSTRUCTIONS, PROCEDURES AND ORAWINGS 5.1 Scope Activities affecting quality shalI be accomplished in accordance with the Test Plan Report TR-20422(835). This test plan shall include appropriate acceptance criteria for determining that important activities have been satisfactorily accomplished.

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k 5.0 DOCUMENT CONTROL 6.1 Requirements BEL /TES personnel will utilize office document control systems under which only current procedures, instructions, and drawings are -

maintained for access and use. Outdated documents will be destroyed or placed in an obsolete drawing file upon receipt of new materials.

All original BEL /TES drawings and revisions shall be signed by the Draftsperson and the Engineer and then dated and numbered.

All drawing numbers will be recorded in the Drawing Log. The drawing title .or description and all revisions will also be recorded.

Before release to the Laboratory or Machine Shop, the drawing shall be checked and initialed by the Manager, Project Engineer, Engineer, or other cognizant person.

Transducer drawings must be initialed by the Draftsperson and by the Manager, Project Engineer, or Laboratory Supervisor.

, In case of disputes, the drawings will be brought to the Manager I for approval or disapproval.

A Transmittal Form will be issued and filed in the Drawing Transmittal File for all drawings sent out of BEL /TES. If superseded documents are returned, it should be noted on the appropriate Transmittal Form. All drawings sent out shall be accompanied by a Transmittal Form indicating the transmittal number, addressee, date sent, and personnel issuing the drawing.

7.0 CONTROL OF PURCHASE'D MATERIALS, SUPPLIES AND SERVICES 7.1 Documented Conformance

ocumentary evidence that purchased material s, supplies, and
+s conform to the procurement requirements shall be available as

! - ]f the project records.

7.2 Receiving Examination Receiving examination of all related material s and items, whether procured by BEL /TES or supplied by BEL /TES clients, is performed prior to or upon delivery at BEL /TES.

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.8. 0 IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL OF MATERIALS AND ITEMS 8.1 Procedure

1. Direct Current Displacement Transducers (DCDT's) shall be identified by serial number as engraved on the outer casing and as recorded on the affixed calibration tag.
2. The temporary supports shall be identi.fied by the BEL /TES drawing number as marked on the individual parts.
3. Invar wire shall be identified by a tag indicating the wire material.

4 The electrical cable shall be identified as determined by the supplier.

9.0 CONTROL OF CONSTRUCTION PROCESSES Not Applicable

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10.0 EXAMINATIONS, TESTS AND INSPECTIONS 10.1 Scope This plan establishes measures to assure that examinations, tests, and inspections performed by BEL /TES conform to the requirements of ANSI N45.2.6.

10.2 Requirements

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BEL /TES personnel performing examinations, tests, and inspections shalI be qualified and certified for the work being

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i<anination activities to verify the quality of work shall ce ed by persons other than those who performed the activity being l e e d. Such persons shall not report directly to the immediate

. : 'sor who is responsible for the work being inspected.

l This Quality Assurance Plan shall define the activity to be j performed and the level of certifications required of the person performing the activity.

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ATTACH!ENT 9 4 YE M Technical Re; ort ENGINEERING SERVICES 8 TR-20222H35)

Activity to be Perfomed: Instrument Calibration and Installation Level of Inspector Personnel I

Gilbert V. DeCouto I R. Frederick Morgan I Louis A. D' Andrea DCDT Support Design and Supervision of Activity to be Performed:

Installation Level of Inspector Personnel III Lester Klein II Richard L. Ellis Data Recording, Instrumentation Setup and Activity to be Performed:

Operation level of Inspector Personnel III t tester Klein II Richard L. Ellis Activity to be Performed: Crack Mapping Level of Inspector Personnel II Jeffrey D. Tripp I Gilbert V. DeCouto I Louis A. D'Andrea I R. Frederjck Morgan Activity to be Performed: Quality Assurance Inspectors Level of Insoector_

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III George A. Leighton  !!!

Donald Messinger Senior Test Engineer with Sign-off Authori-Activity to be Performed:

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Personnel _

III LaVerne F. Wallace III

( Lester Klein II Richard L. Ellis 9'

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10.3 procedure BEL /TES shall monitor installation efforts by periodic surveillance. The performance of in-process and final examinations and tests to assure conformance with specifications, drawings, instructions and procedures is subject to this surveillance.

1. Process sheets, travelers, checklists, or procedures .to which the examination or test is to be performed are identified by document numbers and revisions;
2. Results are recorded on the document in the space provided;
3. Sufficient space is provided on this document to signify by signature, initials or stamp and date, witness of the examination or test by the BEL /TES Quality Assurance Representative; and
4. performance of the examination or test is accomplished by qualified personnel in accordance with the approved procedures.

Quality Assurance shall document the surveillance on a final i audit checklist.

Quality Assurance shal l document and process identified nonconformances in accordance with Section 15.0 of this plan.

10.4 Reccrds Documentation required by this section shalI be retained in accordance with Section 17.0 of this plan and shall be made available to the client for his review and approval.

11.0 TEST CONTROL 11.1 Test Program

  • ne test program will be documented by preparation of a 4;- 'st that will specify the test conditions, test instrumentation reaciaess procedure, data to be acquired with associated instrumentation at each condition, personnel communications and control checkpoints related to a particular test process.

11.2 Program Changes Major or conceptual changes in the test procedure must be approved by the cognizant client Test Manager and the BEL /TES project 4 Engineer prior to carrying out the procedure. Test procedure changes must be appropriately documented by revision to the Test Plan.

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12.0 CONTROL OF MEASURING AND TEST EQUIPMENT 12.1 Scope This section delineates requirements for the control of Measuring and Test Equipment (M&TE) for use in activities affecting quality by BEL /TES or a BEL /TES vendor.

12.2 Requirements The BEL /TES M&TE control program shall provide assurance that:

1. Tools, gages, instruments and other examination, measuring and testing equipment and devices (hereafter all inclusively referred to as M&TE) are of the proper range, type, and accuracy to Verify conformance to established requirements;
2. M&TE are calibrated and properly adjusted at specific intervals based upon the stability, purpose, intended degree of usage, the manufacturer's recommendations, and in accordance with appropriate procedures to maintain accuracy within necessary limits; i 3. M&TE are calibrated against standards of a higher accuracy which are traceable to the National Bureau of Standards (NBS) where such standards exist, industrial standards, or derived from accepted values of natural physical constants;
4. Unique identification (number, model and serial numbers, plates, etc.) is assigned to and permanently marked on all M&TE and their accessories, and traceable to the calibration records;
5. The M&TE* container, issued with the M&TE, carries the calibration label either on the inside or the outside, if the size or function of the M&TE precludes attaching a calibration label;
i. M&TE carries evidence of their calibration status through the use of dated calibration identification labels; and 7 In the event the M&TE is found to be out of calibration, the M&TE is tagged and segregated, and corrective action is determined (reference Section 15.0). All items checked by the M&TE during the period after the last valid calibration shall be considered unacceptable and subject to re-evaluation.

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13.0 HANDLING, STORAGE, SHIPPING AND PRESERVING 13.1 General BEL /TES shall establish and document in written procedures measures and controls necessary to prevent degradation of materials and equipment or cause to go out of calibration due to handling, shipping, or storage.

14.0 EXAMINATION OR TEST STATUS 14.1 Scope This section establishes measures to assure that the status of examinations and tests performed upon individual it' ems are indicated by the use of status indicators. Status indicators shalI also be used to prevent further processing or inadvertent use of a nonconforming item. These measures include the requirements for the status indicator to be placed on the item or on records traceable to the item, to signify conformance or nonconformancat to predetermined examin,ation and test criteria.

14.2 BEL /TES Operation Only red tags shall be used as status indicators for the purposes of this procedure. The red tag shall signify that the item has not met the test requirements. The status indicator shall be af" ved to the item if the item permits tagging.

  • he test results or deficient conditions shall be documented on e1 tag traceable to the item through item identification number.

- e! tag shall be removed by the appropriate personnel when the de'e::tve condition has been corrected.

15.0 NONCONFORMING MATERIALS AND ITEMS 15.1 Identification Materials and items (purchased by BEL /TES or provided by client)

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- i-mediately to designate their nonconformance status. The nonconforming tag shall be used, and a deviation report shall be prepared.

15.2 Disposition Nonconforming materials and items shall be dispositioned by the Project Engineer in any of the following categories under circumstances cited and the procedures defined:

1. USE AS IS - Materials or items which either are not in conformance with the code as a part, but which can be brought into conformance during other code-accepted procedures, or by additional documentation can be brought into compliance with the code although remaining nonconformance to the procure u lt documentation.
2. REPAIR - Material s or items which can be made acceptable, but will remain in nonconforrance with the procurement documents.
3. REWORK - Materials or items which can be reworked to bring r them into compliance with the procurement documents.
4. REJECT - Materials or items which cannot be made acceptable under any of the above.

15.3 Records Records generated by this section shall be retained as Quality Assurance records in accordance with Section 17.0.

16.0 CORRECTIVE ACTION' 16.1 Scope "his section establishes measures to assure that significant

. tons adverse to quality (such as failure, mal function, w encies, deviation, defective materials and equipment) and other rca: :nformities are promptly identified, evaluated and corrected, and t h a '. these actions are documented. These measures include the determination of the causes of an adverse condition to preclude repetition, and the reporting of corrective actions to appropriate levels of BEL /TES management.

16.2 Identification and Documentation f Deficiencies shall be identified and documented on a Deviation and Corrective Action Form.

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. 16.3 Nonconformance Material or Equipment Quality Assurance has the authority to stop work until appropriate corrective action has taken place, and the Corrective Action Form completed and accepted.

17.0 QUALITY ASSURANCE RECORDS 17.1 Scope This section establishes requirements of the necessary record keeping to provide documentary evidence of the quality of items and of activities affecting quality.

17.2 Record Form BEL /TES Quality Assurance records shall be maintained on forms or sheets which legibly and completely record the required data. The records shall be signed and dated by the authorized personnel using a black bal1-point pen. The records shalI be free of alterations, changes, modifications and reconstructions without properly signed and

. dated annotation by an authorized person. Changes or modifications shall be made using a single line crossout through the modified words with the new entry over the crossout, and must be signed and dated by an authorized person. "Wite-Out" or correction tape shall not be used.

17.3 Record Categories The following list of records shall be maintained:

1. Personnel ,certi fications;
2. List of all measuring and test equipment used; 1

Calibration records for all measuring and test equipment;

. Nonconformance reports, inspection and test records;

5. A copy of the executed certificate of conformance of field work;
6. Pretest, test and posttest log of activities;
7. Project Quality Assurance plan; and
8. Test plan; and l
9. Materials certification records.

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17.4 Record Storage and Safekeeping Quality Assurance records shall be maintained in a steel cabinet storage file or alternatively duplicate copies of records may be stored at two different locations, i.e., office and job site.

17.5 Record Disposition The retention of Quality Assurance records shall be the responsibility of the Owner. The retention (after the completion of the project) of Quality Assurance records classified by code as nonpermanent records shall not be the responsibility of BEL /TES.

18.0 AUDITS ,

18.1 Requirements Periodic documented Quality Assurance surveillances shall be made on activities both at the Marion office and at the job site during the period of the project work. Upon completion of the project work a final audit shall be conducted to verify that all work has been completed and that all Quality Assurance records are complete.

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i NOTES Sheets 101 through 284 attached to this test procedure 1-PT(I)-36, contain SIT instrumentation calibration data furnished by the SIT Contractor, Teledyne Engineer-g ing Services. These sheets are maintained in the project file.

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REC 0bDIENDED CALIBRATION DUE DATE: 9 .2/~86 The above unit was calibrated using approved procedures and standards that are maintained by New Ha:pshire Yankee Calibration Facility and traceable to the National Bureau of Standards.

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