ML20248H556
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| ML20248H556 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Issue date: | 09/09/2020 |
| From: | Office of Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards |
| To: | |
| TLiu NMSS/DFM/MCAB 404.997.4730 | |
| References | |
| Download: ML20248H556 (3) | |
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- The level of effort in review of LAR depends on many factors:
- decrease/increase to risk,
- complexity/uniqueness of the evaluation,
- quality of the documents, and
- the process followed to demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements.
- Use of Risk Insight: The tool supports preliminary determination of the risk significance rating for each requested change.
- risk significance together with complexity of the change is used to assist the determination of the depth of the review (e.g. extent of confirmatory calculations).
- In all cases, the reviewer still needs to exercise professional judgement in deciding the necessary thoroughness.
Draft Internal Procedure for Applying Risk Tool in License Application Request (LAR)
2 Walkthrough Procedures in November
- In an upcoming meeting, NRC staff will explain the application of the draft Risk Tool procedures in LAR review.
- NRC staff will develop an example of a LAR with component changes that include high and low risk items (hypothetical).
3 Evaluation Steps For Applying the Risk Tool DRAFT Evaluation Steps Reviewer Response 1.What is the change?
Write a summary of the change.
- 2. Does the Risk Tool flow chart include a gate for this change, and include an accurate description in the Dry Cask Risk Tool Report? (Yes or No)
If Yes, proceed to #3.
If No, proceed to #4.
- 3. Is reviewer aware of additional information that should be considered?
If Yes, follow-up review with other reviewers and BC, then, proceed to #4.
If No, go to #5.
- 4. Should the Risk Tool be modified?
If Yes, document/update the information in the Risk Tool. Go to #5.
If No, go to #5.
- 5. Proceed to develop estimate of component risk of LAR change (e.g., low, medium, high),
and followup with other reviewers and BCs as appropriate.