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Forwards Vendor Programs Rept 99900334/82-01 Covering Details of Corrective Actions & Preventive Measures Re Cracked Spherical Washers & Studs in Tdi Diesel Generator Cylinder.Action Item Considered Closed.W/O Encl
ML20211K658
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Issue date: 04/30/1982
From: Potapovs U
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION IV)
To: Robert Lewis
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II)
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FOIA-86-656, REF-QA-99900334 NUDOCS 8612120217
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s APR 3 01982 MEMORANDUM FOR:

R. C. Lewis, Director, Division of Resident and Project Programs, Region II FROM:

Uldis Fotapovs Chief Vendor Programs Branch, Division of Vendor & Technical Programs, Region IV

SUBJECT:

CLOSEOUT OF AITS NO. F02700167 - CRACKED SPHERICAL WASHERS AND STUDS IN TRANSAMERICA DELAVAL GULF DIESEL GENERATOR CYLINDER During a vendor inspection at the Engine and Compressor Division of Transamerica Delaval, it was detennined that adequate corrective actions and preventive measures had been taken. Details are covered in the attached Vendor Programs Report No. 99900334/82-01.

We consider this action item closed; please contact us if you have any questions.

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Mr. C. Mathews General Manager 550 85th Avenue Oakland, CA 94261 Gentlemen:

Thank you for your letter of May 6,1982, in response to our letter dated April 15, 1982.

As a result of our review, we find that additional information, as discussed with your Mr. R. E. Boyer during a telephone call on May 12, 1982, is needed.

Specifically, with respect to item E in the Notice of Nonconformance, it is our understanding that a physical survey of the vendor was not performed on January 27, 1982, as indicated in your reply.

Accordingly, the corrective action measures originally requested by our letter of April 15, 1982, are still needed with respect to this nonconformance.

We have no further questions at this time with respect to items A, B, C, D, and F in the Notice of Nonconformance, and will review your corrective actions and preventive measures during a future inspection.

Please provide this additional information within 25 days from the date of this letter in order that we may complete our review.

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Please refer to your letter of April 15, 1982 which refered to the inspection by J. W. Sutton on January 25-29, 1982 performed at our facility in Oakland, California.

Following is our response to the nonconformances listec:

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Q. A. documents are not stored in fire-proof type storage cabinets and are thus not being protected against fire, damage, or loss.

Corrective Action:

Microfilm Q. A. documents, and store one copy of microfilm off-site.

The two separate storage locations will protect the records from fire, loss, or damage.

Completion Date: Microfilm equipment is on-site and operating.

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records are approximately 90% filmed. The additional 10% will be com-plete by September 30, 1982. Off-site storage files will be set-up by June 30, 1982 and will be complete by December 31, 1982.

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A welder was observed welding without having the specified weld procedure s

in his possession.

Corrective Action:

Instruct personnel in program and assign specific responsibility so that the program is complied with.

Preventative Action: Write procedure for Document Control Technician describing responsibility and duties as pertaining to job packages.

Issue corrective action to Weld Shop Foreman so that he reviews job package and assures that the welder has correct weld procedure re"ision on jobs which use the old weld procedures.

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Weld rod was issued to a welder and was in his possession in excess of four hours. The monitoring program by the weld rod attendant was not complied with.

Corrective Action: The weld rod attendant and the weld shop foremen were instructed to observe the TDI ASME Code rules for all weld rod issued by the TDI ASME Weld Shop rod issue room. The rod in question was issued to a welder who was doing in-plant pipe welding on an R & D project. The weld rod attendant thought that the four hour limit applied only to ASME Code welding.

Preventative Action:

Instruct weld shop foremen in ASME weld rod control so that he understnads all weld rod issued by ASME weld rod issue room must be controlled.

Completion Date: May 5, 1982 D.

The ASME Weld Shop was not audited during the fall of 1981.

Corrective Action: ASME Weld Shop was audited in March,1982.

Preventative Action:

Instruct the new Quality Engineering Manager in the necessity for maintaining the audit schedule. The Q. E. Manager has been assigned the reponsibility for preparing and mainta.ining the audit schedule and program.

He has been instructed to schedule audits throughout the year as opposed to all audits at the same time as suggested by the NRC Audit Team.

Completion Date:

May 3, 1982 E.

Equipment suppliers (Betts Spring) were not surveyed every 3 years.

Corrective Action: Betts Spring Company was surveyed January 27, 1982 and accepted as a valve spring manufacturer.

Preventative Action: The Approved Suppliers List now clearly shows the date of survey.

When the Approved Suppliers List is re-issued, the suppliers whose survey date falls within the next 6 months will be put in a tickler file for action.

Completion Date: March 1, 1982

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Associated Spring' Company was put on the ASL without a survey being completed.

Corrective Action': The survey done on Associated Spring Company has been completed.

Preventative Action: All Quality personnel who do surveys have been instructed to complete all survey forms completely.

If certain questions do not apply. to particular supplier "NA" will be entered on the form.

Completion Date: May 5, 1982

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Following are the steps we will take to assure Management's committment will be accomplished on items B and C:

Both nonconformances B and C were in the ASME Weld Shop area. The Weld Shop Foreman is supervised by the General Superintendent who in turn is supervised by the Manufacturing Manager. The General Superintendent will survey the perfonnance of the ASME Weld Shop quarterly for the next year.

He will specifically monitor the two areas covered by nonconformance B and C.

The Manufacturing Manager will review this survey.

If you require any additional infonnation, please contact me.

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