NLS2002013, Transmittal of Project Plan for CNS Environmental Qualification Improvement Project
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| Site: | Cooper  |
| Issue date: | 02/06/2002 |
| From: | Denise Wilson Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) |
| To: | Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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H Nebraska Public Power District Nebraska's Energy Leader NLS2002013 February 6, 2002 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attention: Document Control Desk Washington, D.C. 20555-0001 Gentlemen:
Subject:
Transmittal of Project Plan for CNS Environmental Qualification Improvement Project Cooper Nuclear Station NRC Docket No. 50-298, DPR-46
Reference:
Letter to D. Wilson (Nebraska Public Power District) from K. Brockman (U. S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission), dated December 28, 2001, "Response to NRC Notice of Violation (NRC Inspection Report 50-298/00-07) (Cooper Nuclear Station)"
The purpose of this letter is to provide the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) with the enclosed copy of the Environmental Qualification Improvement Project (EQIP), as requested in the referenced letter. The enclosure has been redacted per 10CFR2.790(a)(4) and (6) to remove Sections 7 and 10, and Appendix A. This information, which relates to EQIP personnel names and financial data, is available for review onsite, as desired. Per telecon between Messrs.
D. Kunselniller (Nebraska Public Power District) and K. Kennedy (NRC), the submittal due date was extended to February 6, 2002.
Progress has been made in the performance of the EQIP. During the recent refueling outage, over 800 EQ configurations were field verified, with discrepancies resolved prior to restart. A plant modification was implemented which upgraded the Safety Relief Valve solenoid cabling and installed quick disconnects. The EQIP is approximately 30 percent complete.
Cooper Nuclear Station P.O. Box 98 / Brownville, NE 68321-0098 Telephone: (402) 825-3811 / Fax: (402) 825-5211 http://www.nppd.com
NLS2002013 Page 2 of 2 Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact David F. Kunsemiller at (402) 825-5236.
Sincerely, David L. Wilson Vice President of Nuclear Energy
/wrv Enclosure cc: Regional Administrator w/enclosure USNRC Region IV Senior Project Manager w/enclosure USNRC - NRR Project Directorate IV- 1 Senior Resident Inspector w/enclosure USNRC NPG Distribution w/o enclosure Records w/ enclosure
ENCLOSURE Cooper Nuclear Station Environmental Qualification (EQ) Improvement Project Project Plan w/o Section 7- Project Cost Management Plan w/o Section 10- Project Resource Management w/o Appendix A- Original Project Charter
Nebraska Public Power District Nebraska's Energy Leader Cooper Nuclear Station Environmental Qualification (EQ) Improvement Project PROJECT PLAN Revision 1
PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT The Project Plan for the CNS Environmental Qualification Improvement Project defines the scope and enhancements required to restore integrity to the EQ Program and to implement a fully integrated site-wide EQ Program. It is essential to align these activities throughout the site functional areas in order to achieve the objectives of the project. CNS is committed to an effective EQ Program. The following people have reviewed this plan and concur with the objectives and approach contained herein:
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT REVISION
SUMMARY
Revision Date Description of Change Affected Number Section/Page 0 7/30/01 Initial Issue. Supercedes the Project Plan for the EQ Recovery All Project (Rev. 0 dated 10/4/00).
1 Revised to reflect commitment to complete the EQ Improvement All Project by June 30, 2003, as described in the NPPD response to IR 00-07 (NLS2001104, dated 11/8/01)
To specifically include the corrective actions to preclude the recurrence of the conditions, which lead to the IR 00-07 Notice of Violation, in the scope of the EQ Improvement Project.
Updated Project Organization Chart and other minor editorial changes.
Updated Project Milestones and provided a schedule for the milestones.
Incorporate recommendations from the EQ Program Interface Assessment.
Project Scope Changes Including:
- 1) The development of EQ Configuration Detail Drawings to clearly communicate the applicable EQ design, configuration, and maintenance requirements. Typically used when multiple EQDP's are used to establish qualification of a functional location.
- 3) Enhancement of Maintenance Department procedures to make Sthem more understandable by the people who use them.
- 4) Addition of a benchmarking trip.
- 5) Handling of Emergent Issues, Testing and minor plant modifications.
Updated Cost Estimate/Budget for WBS.
Changed Appendix A title to "Original Project Charter."
Deleted Appendix D: IOCFR50.49 Equipment Qualification Assessment Report Deleted reference to Appendix D in Section 1.
Deleted Appendix E: Winston & Strawn Report (Sept 2000 Review of CNS EQ Program)
Deleted reference to Appendix E in Section 1.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TABLE OF CONTENTS Revision Summary
1.0 INTRODUCTION
2.0 EQ PROGRAM OVERVIEW 3.0 PROJECT OBJECTIVES 4.0 PROJECT INTEGRATION PLAN 5.0 PROJECT SCOPE 6.0 PROJECT QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN 7.0 PROJECT COST MANAGEMENT PLAN 8.0 PROJECT SCHEDULE MANAGEMENT PLAN 9.0 PROJECT COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT PLAN 10.0 PROJECT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLAN 11.0 PROJECT RISK AND CONTINGENCY PLAN APPENDICES:
Appendix A: Original Project Charter Appendix B: Work Breakdown Structure Appendix C: Project File Structure iv
PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The primary objective of the EQ Improvement Project (EQIP) is to verify that the CNS EQ Program:
"o Is verified to be in full compliance with 10CFR50.49 "o Is consistent with the CNS design and licensing basis.
"o Has resolved applicable EQ related issues identified in SCRs 2000-0330, 2000 0386 & 2000-0423.
"o Has implemented immediate and long-term corrective actions identified in the response to the IR 00-07 Notice of Violation (NOV),
[] Is implemented and maintained as a site wide program.
A number of qualification issues and programmatic weaknesses have been identified as a result of Significant Condition Reports (SCR) 2000-0330, 2000-0386, 2000-0423, License Event Report (LER) 2000-008, NRC Inspection Report (IR) 00-07, and extent of condition reviews and assessments. The CNS EQ Program is being totally re evaluated to verify full compliance with 10CFR50.49. During the implementation of the EQ Improvement Project, additional qualification discrepancies may be identified.
These discrepancies will be entered into the corrective action program and evaluated for impact on operability using the guidance in NRC Generic Letter 91-18 as necessary.
The EQ Improvement Project is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2003. This date is a commitment date to the NRC as described in the NPPD response to the Notice of Violations from Inspection Report 00-07. Verification activities, that evaluate various program elements against the requirements of 10CFR50.49, will be completed by November 30, 2002.
The Project Manager for the EQIP has the overall responsibility for successful implementation of the project. Accordingly, the Project Manager will be held accountable for the following attributes:
"o Project is implemented in accordance with 0-CNS- 18 and 0-CNS-20.
"o Maintaining costs within the authorized budget for the project.
"[ Implementing the project within the approved schedule, commitments and milestones.
"o Ensuring that project personnel are adequately trained/qualified to perform their assigned tasks.
"u Establishing and maintaining the project file.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT o Ensuring that changes to EQ Program documentation, programmatic controls and interfaces comply or are consistent with applicable codes and standards.
o Providing supplemental guidance to project personnel via Project Instructions or Position Papers where necessary.
o Ensuring that costs for contracted services are compliant with the applicable purchase order or agreement prior to payment.
o Providing periodic project status reports and updates to station management.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 2.0 EQ PROGRAM OVERVIEW The CNS EQ Program is a regulatory requirement under 10CFR50.49. Environmental Qualification is the process of generating, documenting, and maintaining objective evidence that electrical equipment, required to be qualified in accordance with 10CFR50.49, can perform its post-accident function in a harsh environment throughout the installed life of the equipment. As such, EQ is a design verification activity to demonstrate that the equipment is capable of performing the essential safety function(s) when exposed to the harsh environmental conditions resulting from a Loss of Coolant Accident (LOCA) or High Energy Line Break (HELB).
The EQ Program-at CNS is a site wide engineering program. Although the Engineering Support Department (ESD) is responsible for the overall implementation of the program, there are a number of departments, which participate in the preservation of the program. Procedure 0.20 currently defines the duties and interrelationships of the various departments, which have responsibilities for implementing and maintaining the EQ Program. Figure 2-1 presents the various participants in the EQ Program.
The purpose of the EQ Program is to ensure thatthe qualified status of EQ equipment and components is maintained over the life of the station. This is accomplished by integrating the programmatic controls into site processes and procedures to ensure that:
- 1) Program documentation is maintained current with the CNS design & licensing basis.
- 2) The basis for qualification is documented in an auditable manner and reflects the "as-built" configuration of the plant.
- 3) EQ maintenance, replacement, and surveillance activities are performed as required, to maintain the qualified status.
- 4) Replacement equipment and components are procured consistent with the qualification basis established in the EQDP(s).
- 5) Training, oversight and self-assessments are performed to ensure effective program implementation.
The three fundamental elements of the CNS EQ Program involve Design Input, Design Verification, and Program Implementation. The effectiveness of these three program elements is essential to ensure the integrity of the EQ Program. Figure 2-2 documents the content and relationships of these fundamental program elements.
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PROJECT PLAN' FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT The Design Input element provides the information that is needed before EQ can be established for specific plant applications. This element defines the equipment and components which are required to be qualified, the equipment performance requirements which are to be verified, and the service conditions and operating time for which the equipment must function. Design input to the EQ Program is developed by evaluating the USAR, safety analysis, design criteria, calculations, drawings, operating procedures and regulatory correspondence.
The Design Verification element of the EQ Program involves those activities necessary to establish that the equipment is environmentally qualified for the required safety functions and service conditions. Methods to establish qualification include testing, analysis, operating experience, on-going qualification, or a combination of these methods to document that the equipment meets the specified performance requirements if exposed to harsh accident conditions. The qualification basis is documented in an Environmental Qualification Documentation Package (EQDP) and includes the identification of EQ critical installation, configuration, operation, maintenance, replacement, and procurement activities necessary to establish and maintain the qualified status.
The Program Implementation element begins after qualification has been established.
This element provides the translation of EQ requirements via programmatic controls to ensure that qualified status of the equipment is maintained over the life of the station. To preserve qualification, the EQ Program must ensure:
- 1) The requirements and limitations in the EQDP are properly implemented
- 2) The applicable design and configuration changes reflect EQ requirements
- 3) EQ documentation is maintained current with the plant design basis, licensing basis and the installed configuration The Program Implementation element is heavily dependent on having effective Configuration Management/Program Interfaces, Corrective Action, Operating Experience, Work Control and Training programs.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TECHNICAL ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA The principal codes and standards to be followed during the implementation of the EQ Improvement Project are provided below. These documents provide the regulatory and technical framework to which changes and improvements to the CNS EQ Program will be implemented.
"o 10CFR50.49 "o RG 1.89 "o RG 1.97 "o CLI 80-21 (Commission Memorandum and Order)
"o NUREG 0588 "o DOR Guidelines (Enclosure 4 to IEB 79-01 B)
"o NRC GL 91-18 "o NRC IN 85-39 "o IEEE 323-71 "o IEEE 323-74 (including applicable daughter standards)
"o EPRI TR- 100516 (EQ Reference Manual)
"o IAEA Safety Report, Equipment Qualification in Operational Nuclear Power Plants: Upgrading, Preserving and Reviewing, Vienna, 1998, Safety Report Series No.3.
The Project Manager is responsible to ensure that changes to EQ Program documentation, programmatic controls and interfaces comply or are consistent with the above codes and standards. In situations where additional guidance or interpretation is needed, the Project Manager shall ensure such guidance is documented in the form of an EQ Project Position Paper or Project Instruction.
The acceptance criteria for Project Deliverables (interim and final) is compliance with the applicable codes and standards described above, project position papers and/or project instructions.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Figure 2-1 Typical Interfaces with the EQ Program
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Figure 2-2 Fundamental Elements of the EQ Program DESIGN AND DESIGN &
DESIGN & LICENSING PROGRAM DOCUMENTATION 0. CONFIGURATION ENGINEERING BASIS AJ REQUIREMENTS PROCESS SERVICE CONDITIONS L FIELD VERIFICATION -- 0_.
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OPERATIONS PROCESS MATERIAL AND FUNCTIONAL PROCUREMENT 10 PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENTS L PROCESS REQUIREMENTS EQUIPMENT LOCATION OPERATING EXPERIENCE AND CONFIGURATION (FEEDBACK)
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 3.0 PROJECT OBJECTIVES The primary objective of the EQ Improvement Project (EQIP) is to verify that the CNS EQ Program:
"o Is verified to be in full compliance with 10CFR50.49 "o Is consistent with the CNS design and licensing basis.
"o Has resolved applicable EQ related issues identified in SCRs 2000-0330, 2000-0386 & 2000-0423.
"o Has implemented immediate and long-term corrective actions identified in the response to the IR 00-07 Notice of Violation (NOV).
"o Is implemented and maintained as a site wide program.
In addition to the primary objectives, the following objectives will be implemented:
"o Validation/reconstitution of CNS design basis for environmental conditions used as design inputs into the EQ Program.
"o Enhance the technical quality, content, auditability, and maintainability of EQ Program documentation.
"o Establish EQ as a site wide program by ensuring that the EQ Program has identified, described, documented and proceduralized program interfaces and interface responsibilities.
"o Clearly define the EQ Program requirements related to design/configuration control, maintenance, planning, operations, corrective action and procurement.
"U Strengthen and clarify EQ Program requirements contained in site processes and procedures to ensure that the qualified status of equipment is maintained.
These programmatic controls will be integrated into existing plant processes whenever possible.
"o Develop task specific EQ training for EQ staff and site personnel.
"o Perform field verification of selected EQ equipment.
"o Establish a program that upon completion of this project requires minimal staffing to implement and maintain.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT "o Account for the effects of increasing maximum service water temperature to 95TF in any re-analysis of environmental conditions.
" Assist in the development of a hazard barrier control program (Ref. IN 92-52, I IN 2000-020, and RIS 2001-009) by defining the credited EQ barriers for steam, temperature, or dose during any re-analysis of environmental conditions.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 4.0 PROJECT INTEGRATION PLAN The EQ Improvement Project shall support and be in alignment with the CNS Business Plan as well as the business plans for Engineering, ESD, and DED. The EQ Improvement Project will integrate with the Configuration Management Program. The EQ Improvement Project will also coordinate with any related CM improvement initiatives, such as the Design Basis Translation Project.
Coordination with this project is essential since it involves improvements or changes dealing with the design basis inputs to the program or the programmatic interfaces and controls between DED and the EQ Program. The EQ Improvement Project also includes the resolution of the legacy PIR issues op. the HLELB analysis.
The EQ Improvement Program will use common site processes and procedures whenever possible to eliminate or minimize the use of unique program specific activities that are redundant with or not consistent with other existing plant practices. The objective is to maximize the integration of EQ Program controls (e.g. processes, procedures, and documents) into existing site procedures in lieu of maintaining or upgrading redundant program specific controls.
Internal inspections of equipment will coordinate with planned maintenance and testing activities whenever possible to minimize duplication of work.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 5.0 PROJECT SCOPE The scope of the EQ Improvement Project will address all three elements of the EQ Program (e.g. Design Input, Design Verification, and Program Implementation).
The WBS elements for the project delineated in Appendix B define the scope of work for the EQ Improvement Project. This WBS was originally developed for the EQ Recovery Project and has been modified to reflect the changes in scope and objectives between the two projects. The scope of the EQ Improvement Project consists of the following major elements and corresponding scopes of work:
EQ programmatic issue resolution (WBS title: EQ Bounding Issues)
"o Revision of CNS EQ procedures
- 0.20
- 3.12 Series
"o Licensing basis review of environmental parameters (LER 2000-008 Commitment)
"o EQ design basis review/revision
- Develop EQ guidance documents (project instructions, position papers)
- Define harsh parameters and develop EQ Zone Maps.
- Update EQ Program Notebook (as necessary per 0-CNS- 12).
- Update topical design criteria document, "Environmental Qualification" (DCD 32)
- Convert environmental qualification data package (EQDP) 46, "Environmental Conditions," and EQDP 72, "Beta Shielding Evaluation" into CNS calculations (NEDC 00-095 series).
- Master equipment list (MEL) validation.
- USAR changes/updates
"[ Provide program requirement to periodically monitor normal service conditions (e.g. temperature, dose rate, etc.) to ensure that the basis for establishing the qualified life of equipment remains valid.
"o Perform Benchmarking of another EQ Program in high standing.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT o CNS EQ Program evaluations
- Design engineering interface evaluation
- System engineering interface evaluation
- Maintenance interface evaluation
- Maintenance Planning interface evaluation
- Operations interface evaluation
- Material services interface evaluation
- Licensing and Risk interface evaluation BBS/Information Systems interface evaluation E
- Training interface evaluation
- QA/Self Assessments
- OER Interface Evaluation
- Engineering Program Interface Evaluation o Implement recommended upgrades/enhancements from the evaluation of departmental and program interfaces.
- EQ training activities
"* Develop and implement task specific training for CNS personnel, including EQ staff, Engineering (ESD, DED & PED), Maintenance, Planning, Operations, Licensing and Procurement Engineering/Materials Management.
"* Training to be coordinated with changes or enhancements to process and interfaces, which control the implementation of the EQ Program.
EQ primary containment (WBS title: EQ Primary Containment)
"o Containment analysis for small steam line breaks in the Drywell (SCR 2000 0330).
"o Credit containment spray (CED 2001-0028).
"o Update affected analysis/calculations impacted by SSLB profiles.
"U Reconstitute the Stone & Webster (SWEC) radiation dose calculations by environmental zones (currently have 72 calculations which are based on obsolete codes that cannot be maintained by CNS personnel). The new dose calculations shall be based on a source term, which is applicable to GE- 14 fuel.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT "o Develop draft EQDP revisions in parallel w/ reconstitution of new environmental conditions (SSLB, Dose).
"o Resolve EQDP open items in parallel w/ definition of new environmental conditions.
"o Perform field verification/walkdowns of selected EQ equipment.
"o Finalize EQDP's upon closure of open items (completion of PC EQDP's linked to RFO-20 OE's for PIRs 4-07770/4-08928/4-08967 and receipt of new dose analysis).
"o Develop EQ Configuration Detail Drawings, as necessary, to clearly communicate the EQ design, configuration and maintenance requirements.
"o Implementation of any new EQ requirements identified in the EQDP upgrade effort using the CED or engineering evaluation (EE) process (Ref procedures 3.4 and 3.4.5).
"o Ensure consistency between EQ documentation and SAP / MasterData.
"o Enhance Maintenance department EQ type procedures for clarity of EQ requirements, to ensure they are more understandable for the people who have to use them in the field.
EQ design basis inside secondary containment (WBS title: EQ Secondary Containment)
"o Reconstitute high energy line break (HELB) analysis for breaks in the secondary containment using GOTHIC. This effort shall resolve the issues identified in PIRs 4-12620, 4-12920, 4-12794, 4-04960, 4-04954, 4-06278, and 1-22925.
"o Reconstitute post-LOCA heat-up for the secondary containment using GOTHIC.
"o Define the accident airborne beta dose in secondary containment and resolve the issue identified in PIR 4-12917.
"o Develop draft EQDP revisions in parallel w/ reconstitution of new environmental conditions (dose, HELB, LOCA heat-up).
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
". Resolve EQDP open items in parallel w/ definition of new environmental conditions.
"o Perform field verification of selected EQ equipment.
"o Finalize EQDPs upon closure of open items "o Develop EQ Configuration Detail Drawings, as necessary, to clearly communicate the EQ design, configuration and maintenance requirements "o Implementation of any new EQ requirements identified in the EQDP upgrade effort using the CED or EE process (Ref. Procedures 3.4 and 3.4.5).
"o Ensure consistency between EQ documentation and SAP / MasterData.
"o Enhance Maintenance Department EQ type procedures for clarity of EQ requirements, to ensure they are more understandable for the people who have to use them in the field.
The scope of the EQ Improvement Project is primarily based on corrective actions for SCR's 2000-0330, SCR 2000-0386, SCR 2000-0423, and the results of subsequent self-assessments, extent of condition reviews, and independent external reviews.
The scope of this project is not limited to ESD or Engineering, and will affect or require support from other organizations such as Maintenance, Planning, Procurement Engineering, Materials Management, Training, and Quality Assurance. The level of effort required by these other organizations to support the implementation of the EQ Improvement Project is dependent on the extent of any changes necessary to provide programmatic controls to implement EQ requirements.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 6.0 PROJECT QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLAN EQ is achieved and preserved with a high degree of confidence only when the broad spectrum of related activities are correctly performed and documented.
All essential project work is subject to the requirements of the CNS QA Program or an approved Vendor QA Program and shall be performed in accordance with the applicable procedures. Transmittal of technical information or design input between CNS Engineering Departments, or with a vendor performing work offsite, shall be formally controlled.
Project Instructions may be used to supplement existing procedures or to address project specific activities. Project Instructions shall be prepared and approved in accordance with 0-CNS-18. EQ Project Position Papers shall be used to document technical approaches or methodologies to be used during the implementation of the project. The purpose of the position papers is to promote consistency and capture specific details on methodology or approach. The Project Manager shall approve all Position Papers. Prior to project completion, project instructions and position papers shall be reviewed to determine if they address any legacy issues that need to be incorporated into any CNS procedure(s) design criteria documents, or the EQ Program Notebook.
The EQ Improvement Project will have a minimum of three (3) quality assurance oversight reviews. The purpose of these reviews is to ensure that the project is being implemented in a quality manner and to ensure that the project is effectively resolving the applicable EQ issues identified in SCRs 2000-0330, 2000-0386 & 2000-0423, LER 2000-008 and NRC Inspection Report 00-07.
The first planned review will occur when the project is approximately 10%
complete overall and will focus on assessing the following:
o Project Scope vs. Project Objectives and the Corrective Actions from SCRs 2000-0330, 2000-0386, and 2000-0423.
o Project Management Infrastructure in-place and being used.
"o Use of Project Instructions and Position Papers "o Technical and Quality requirements imposed on vendors for work performed under the CNS QA Program or vendor's QA Program.
"o Training of Project Staff The second planned review will occur when the project is approximately 50%
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT deliverables which have been completed or are in-progress. The second review will also include a review of the resolution of any review findings or recommendations from the 10% review.
The third planned review will occur when the project is approximately 90%
complete overall and is intended to be a completion assurance review to verify that upon completion the project will have satisfied the objectives of the project.
An independent technical reviewer will also be used to ensure that the project scope, project implementation, project positions and deliverables satisfy the applicable regulatory requirements and reflect industry best practices.
The project will also include an assessment of the quality of project deliverables versus costs to ensure CNS is receiving value added services and that the costs are reasonable relative to similar efforts at other utilities.
Project deliverables that require a change to the configuration of the plant shall be issued as a CED per EP 3.4. Project deliverables (e.g. calculations, EQDP's, EQ Configuration Detail Drawings, etc.) that provide new or revised requirements, but do not change the plant configuration, may be issued using the Engineering Evaluation (EE) process described in EP 3.4.5. This is to ensure that all of the affected documents are identified and updated, that a 50.59 review is performed, and any implementing actions are formally tracked to closure.
Any conditions adverse to quality that are identified as a result of implementing the EQ Improvement Project will be entered into the corrective action program.
Technical Open Items against the EQDP shall be evaluated against the applicable station procedures and project instruction EQ-PI-002 to determine if a Notification is required. Justification shall be provided for all technical Open Items for which a Notification is not written.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT I 8.0 PROJECT SCHEDULE MANAGEMENT PLAN The Project Manager is responsible for implementing the EQ Improvement Project in accordance with the approved schedule. CNS has committed to the NRC to complete the EQ Improvement Project by June 30, 2003. The project schedule shall be developed and maintained to reflect the status of specific work activities. Key Milestones for the EQ Improvement Project are as follows:
8/24/2001 Credit Containment Spray (CED 2001-0028) 10/31/2001 Revise GL 96-06 Calculation (LER 2000-008) 11/30/2001 Finalize Drywell Profile for SSLB (NEDC 94-034C & 94-034D) 2/28/2002 Reconstitute the SWEC Dose Calculations 4/26/2002 Reconstitute EQ HELB Analysis 5/3/2002 Update Primary Containment EQDP's 6/30/2002 Evaluation and Upgrade of Programmatic Controls 6/30/2002 EQ Training Developed & Implemented 7/31/2002 Reconstitute Post-LOCA Heat-Up in Secondary Containment 11/26/2002 MEL Validation 11/30/2002 Complete Verification Activities Against IOCFR50.49 2/28/2003 Program Effectiveness Review 3/28/2003/ Update Secondary Containment EQDP's 6/30/2003 Project Completion The project will be monitored and assessed by a performance indicator that reflects overall schedule performance of the project. A Schedule Performance Index (SPI) will be reported as part of the monthly project status report. The target for the SPI is between 0.95 and 1.05. SPI's outside of this range will be closely monitored and recovery plans developed when necessary. Action shall be taken if SPI's fall below 0.90. Where appropriate, the project status report will include work down curves or other graphical representation of the progress of the project.
A typical example of the overall project performance indicator is provided in Figure 8-1.
The project cost & scheduler shall provide monthly updates of the schedule performance indicator to the Project Manager.
The schedule for the project milestones is provided in Figure 8-2.
As identified by the Project Manager, a detailed implementation plan will be developed for large sub-activities (e.g. field walkdowns, implementation of program controls and interfaces, etc.) to clearly identify the logic ties and schedule for the activity.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Figure 8-1 EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT PROGRESS 100%
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Figure 8-2 Schedule for Project Milestones Q2 '01 Q3 '01 Q4 '01 Q1 '02 Q2 '02 Q3 '02 ID Task Name Start Finish Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep 2 Credit Containment Spray Fri 115/01 Fri 917/01 6 Revise GL 96-06 Calc Mon 8/6/01 Fri 11/30/01 8 LER
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17 Reconstitute EQ Dose Caics Thu 8/16/01. Fri 3/1/02 22 Field Verification Walkdowns Mon 9/3/01 Fri 12/21/01 27 Update PC EQDP Tue 5/1101 Mon 5/6102 32 HELB Analysis Wed 8/1/01 Fri 4/26/02 38 Post LOCA Heat Up Calc Fri 3/22/02 Wed 7/31/02 43 Update SC EQDP Thu 5130/02: Fri 3/28/03 48 MEL Validation Mon 3/4/02. Tue 11/26102 55 Evaluation of Prg Interfaces Wed 811/01. Fri 6/28/02 62 EQ Training Develop & Implement Tue 1/15/02, Mon 10/7/02 73 Program Effectiveness Review Mon 7/16/01. Fri 3/21/03 81 Verification Activities Against 50.49 Wed 11/27102: Wed 11/27/02 82 Project Completion Mon 6/30/03 Mon 6/30/03 83 84 85 86 Revision I 26
PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT 9.0 PROJECT COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT PLAN The purpose of the EQ Project Communications Plan is to outline the conceptual framework for all project communications with the following key audiences:
"* Project Sponsor
"* CNS Senior Management
" NRC
"* EQ Project Staff and Stakeholders
"* EQ Program Staff
"* CNS Staff The EQ Improvement Project requires a coherent plan to communicate its objectives, results and risks to a wide audience. This communications plan provides a summary of the communications strategy for the project along with details on implementation.
Project Sponsor The principle objective in communicating with the Project Sponsor is to provide the information necessary to fulfill the oversight and champion role regarding the EQ Improvement Project. This includes providing an ongoing understanding of the project's scope, objectives, plans, status (e.g. project activities, issues, milestones, staffing, contracts), and progress (e.g. schedule, cost and performance) information. Communications with the Project Sponsor will also include defining the end-state of the EQ Program that will exist at the completion of the EQ Improvement Project. It also involves appraising the Project Sponsor on the risks and issues facing the project and how these are being effectively managed.
CNS Senior Management The principle objective in communicating with CNS Senior Management is to provide them with the information necessary to fulfill their oversight obligations regarding the EQ Improvement Project. This includes routine reporting and providing ongoing understanding of the project's status, including objectives, plans, milestones, cost and progress information summarized at an executive level. It also involves appraising senior management on the risks and issues facing the project and how these are being effectively managed. It is expected formal reporting will be on a monthly basis.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT NRC Key objectives in communicating with the NRC include keeping them informed of EQ progress and successes, and building support and confidence in the EQ Improvement Project's approach to resolving EQ issues and restoring program integrity. All communications with NRC shall be in accordance with 0-CNS- 17 and O-CNS-24.
EQ Project Staff and Stakeholders Regular and effective communication with project staff is essential to the success of the EQ Improvement Project. The breadth of the project makes it necessary to ensure that the objectives, scope, commitments, and the impact of implementing project deliverables are communicated to project staff on an ongoing basis.
Communications with project personnel needs to include accomplishments and lessons learned (both positive and negative).
One key aspect of project communications with permanent project staff and stakeholders is to promote and facilitate "technology transfer" from the contractors and consultants working on the project. Understanding the basis, approach and rationale for the technical approaches, resolution of open items/emergent issues, and the basis for changes to the programmatic controls are key in developing program ownership by CNS personnel.
The main means of communicating with EQ Project staff and stakeholders includes periodic progress reports, project meetings, and face-to-face sessions between EQ Program staff, Program Stakeholders and EQ Project personnel.
EQ Program Staff The principle objective of project communications with the EQ Program personnel is to keep them informed of key technical approaches, positions, or procedural changes by the EQ Improvement Project that will ultimately need to be implemented by the program. The breadth of the project makes it necessary to ensure that the objectives, scope, commitments, and the impact of implementing project deliverables are communicated to EQ Program staff on an ongoing basis.
As a result, regular and effective communication with EQ Program staff is essential to the successful implementation and turnover of the project.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Communications with program personnel needs to include accomplishments and lessons learned (both positive and negative).
One key aspect of project communications with EQ Program staff is to promote and facilitate "technology transfer" from the contractors and consultants working on the project. Understanding the basis, approach and rationale for the technical approaches, resolution of open items/emergent issues, and the basis for changes to the programmatic controls are key in developing program ownership by CNS personnel.
The main means of communicating with EQ Program staff includes periodic interface meetings between the project and program personnel.
CNS Staff From a nuclear safety perspective, EQ is a critical element to ensuring that CNS is capable of correctly responding to a design basis accident condition. It is therefore, important that all CNS staff (not only those in the EQ Program or working on the EQ Improvement Project) understand what EQ is, why it is necessary, what it will achieve, and what needs to be done to preserve the qualified status of equipment.
Communication to this audience will be considerably less technical and detailed than in the other cases above, and will be designed to achieve a set of educational and awareness-raising objectives. Key messages will include the nuclear safety rationale for the EQ Program, why EQ is a site-wide program that involves and depends on multiple departments and disciplines, and how to identify whether an equipment or component is environmentally qualified. This type of information will normally be communicated to site staff using the CNS Current Events or Planet Cooper newsletters.
Written project communication (e.g. status reports, meeting minutes, memorandums, letters, record of telephone conversations, etc.) will be distributed to the project file [See Appendix C]. Standard distribution lists will be maintained by the project for those type of documents and reports which are issued on a regular basis.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT t1 11.0 PROJECT RISK AND CONTINGENCY PLAN The following potential problems or risks have been identified:
Risk or Issue Contingency Plan Inadequate staffing levels to implement All base EQ program engineers need to the base EQ Program would result in be TPD 0949 qualified and have access to diversion of project resources to support SAP.
day-to-day evaluations.plant operation, operability Currently, there is only 1 CNS employee on site that is TPD 0949 qualified.
The lack of qualified CNS resources will The project budget is based on a blend of result in the need to use contract staff. CNS and contract staff as defined in This may impact the effectiveness of the Section 7.0 of the project plan. Changes technology transfer, which is critical to to -he resource mix that require additional preserving the integrity of the program. funding will be handled via the project scope change control process.
Technical standards are being documented in EQ Program Position Papers that are concurred by the EQ Program Owner. These position papers will be incorporated or included as a reference in the EQ Program Notebook.
CNS personnel will be utilized in the resolution of emergent issues and those activities related to strengthening program interfaces and controls.
Reconstitution of the design inputs to the As these issues arise, they will be handled EQ Program can affect the scope of the via the project scope change control program (activities such as MEL process.
validation) and alter the environmental conditions to which the equipment is qualified.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT I Risk or Issue -i Contingencv Plan The project plan assumes that the level As these issues arise, they will be handled of effort required to resolve project via the project scope change control generated emergent issues or open items process.
can be handled by 3-4 FTE Engineers.
Emergent issues beyond this anticipated level will impact project cost and schedule.
Failure to staff at this level for the resolution of emergent issues/open items will also have an adverse effect on project schedule.
The outcome of NRC Inspection Report I The project has budgeted $215,000 of 00-07 and the related regulatory support related to the EQ regulatory conference has the potential to place conference support. Support activities in additional demands on project resources. excess of this budget estimate will be handled via the project scope change control process.
Safety Significance of IR 00-07 classified as Green.
Past Operability Testing of workmanship At least one SRV is needed. Testing will issues for SRV solenoids (SCR 200 1 be to plant specific conditions and 1236) can impact safety significance configuration. Two SRV solenoids will determination of Green for IR 00-07 be tested and possibly one cable to provide back-up position in case worst case solenoid (SRV-F) fails.
The cost estimate does not account for As these issues arise, they will be handled any contingencies, related DED efforts via the project scope change control (NRC GL 96-06, NPSH, & Summer process.
Ops), purchases of equipment, materials or testing services. Revision 1 to the project plan added WBS elements for handling of emergent issues, plant modification, and testing.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT .I Risk or Issue Contingency Plan Identification of configuration issues or The Project Instruction for the field discrepancies during field verification verification effort will require that a walkdowns of EQ Equipment or while contingency plan be developed as part of upgrading the EQDPs. the preparation and planning for the walkdown effort.
Revision 1 to the project plan added WBS elements for handling of emergent issues, plant modification, and testing.
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT I Appendix A: Original Project Charter Revision I A-1
Appendix B: Work Breakdown Structure Revision I B-1
The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) for the EQ Improvement Project is established to reflect combination of Capitol and O&M activities associated with the EQ Improvement Project. The capital costs for the project are accrued under C/2377 and the O&M costs are accrued under E/218. The following WBS provides a summary of which project activities are capitol and which are O&M.
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-- CNS EQ OTHER E/000218/01 .03.04
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_ EQDP 245 FINAL REVIEWS AND SIGNOF 6003644 0080 H- INDICATION EQDP. THIS NETWORK IS F 6003660
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--- EQDP 68 DRAFT 6003683 0010
-- EQDP 68 OPEN ITEMS TO RESOLVE 6003683 0020
-' EQDP 68 PLANT VERFI. & VALID. 6003683 0030
-- EQDP 68 FINAL REVIEWS AND SIGNOFF 6003683 0040 F--- EQDP 214 DRAFT 6003683 0050 H-' EQDP 214 OPEN ITEMS TO RESOLVE 6003683 0060
-- EQDP 214 PLANT VERFI. & VALID. 6003683 0070
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PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT I Appendix C: Project File Structure Revision I C-!
PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT A project file shall be maintained during the implementation of the EQ Improvement Project. The structure and content of the project file should, as a minimum, include the following:
A PROJECT ADMINISTRATION
"* Project Charter
"* Project Plan
"* Organization Chart
"* Project Instructions
"* Position Papers
"* Project Roster
"* Training Records
"* Budget and Cost Estimates
"* Schedule
"* Status Reports
"* Project Scope Change Requests B PROJECT CORRESPONDENCE AND COMMUNICATION
"* Internal Correspondence
"* External Correspondence
"* NRC Communication (Inspection Reports, NOVs, LERs, etc)
"* Records of Telephone Conversations
"* Meeting Minutes
"* Presentations
"* Required Reading C CONTRACT SERVICES
"* Contract Status Summary
"* Proposals
"* Purchase Orders and Agreements (e.g. a file folder for each vendor)
"* Managed Tasks (MT contracts need a "sub-project" file structure similar to A. 1 of O-CNS-18 Attachment 13)
Revision I C-2
PROJECT PLAN FOR THE EQ IMPROVEMENT PROJECT D AUDITS AND SELF ASSESSMENTS
"* September 2000 EQ Program Review (Winston & Strawn)
"* Assessment of Programmatic Interfaces and Controls
"* QA Audits E PROJECT CLOSEOUT ACTIVITES Revision I C-3
ATTACHMENT 3 LIST OF REGULATORY COMMITMENTS Correspondence Number: NLS2002013 The following table identifies those actions committed to by the District in this document.
Any other actions discussed in the submittal represent intended or planned actions by the District. They are described for information only and are not regulatory commitments.
Please notify the NL&S Manager at Cooper Nuclear Station of any questions regarding this document or any associated regulatory commitments.
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