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Mr. Bruce D. Kenyon
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          Dear Mr. Kenyon:
Waterford, Connecticut 06385
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Dear Mr. Kenyon:
                                  423/97-01 and NOTICE OF VIOLATION
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SUBJECT:
          On March 10,1997, the NRC completed an inspection at the Millstone Station Units 1,2               i
NRC COMBINED INSPECTION 50-245/97-01;50-336/97-01;50-
        - & 3 reactor facilities consisting of resident and regional based inspectors. The enclosed         ,
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          report presents the results of that inspection.                                                   ;
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          While general improvements in the radiation protection programs at all three units were           !
423/97-01 and NOTICE OF VIOLATION
          observed, especially in the planning of radiological work, two of your activities were         -1
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          determined not to be in compliance with NRC regulations, as outlined in the attached               !
On March 10,1997, the NRC completed an inspection at the Millstone Station Units 1,2
          Notices of Violation. At Unit 1, an unmonitored release pathway was identified in the             ]
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          ventilation system for the radwaste storage building. At Unit 2, radiological worker               J
- & 3 reactor facilities consisting of resident and regional based inspectors. The enclosed
          practices were identified that were not in accordance with your radiation protection
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          program. These violations are cited in the enclosed Notice of Violation (Notice) and the
report presents the results of that inspection.
          circumstances surrounding them are described in detailin the subject inspection report.
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          The violations are of concern because they represent, in the first case, a failure to
While general improvements in the radiation protection programs at all three units were
          adequately resolve an identified problem. The second issue is a repetitive disregard for
observed, especially in the planning of radiological work, two of your activities were
          radiation protection barriers.
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          Please note that you are required to respond to this letter and should follow the
determined not to be in compliance with NRC regulations, as outlined in the attached
          instructions specified in the enclosed Notice when preparing your response. The NRC will
Notices of Violation. At Unit 1, an unmonitored release pathway was identified in the
          use your response, in part, to determine whether further enforcement action is necessary
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          to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
ventilation system for the radwaste storage building. At Unit 2, radiological worker
          This report discusses the degraded conditions in the Unit 1 spent fuel pool that are
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          representative of a longstanding lack of concern for foreign material exclusion (FME) during
practices were identified that were not in accordance with your radiation protection
          the conduct of refueling floor activities. Past low standards for FME control allowed the
program. These violations are cited in the enclosed Notice of Violation (Notice) and the
          accumulation of a significant amount of debris and discarded components. The potential
circumstances surrounding them are described in detailin the subject inspection report.
          impact on the fuel assemblies stored in the pool would necessitate that prior to core reload
The violations are of concern because they represent, in the first case, a failure to
          additional inspections be completed. Discussions with your staff indicated that you are
adequately resolve an identified problem. The second issue is a repetitive disregard for
          committed to ensure: 1) all unseated fuel assemblies will be properly seated prior to               ;
radiation protection barriers.
          transfer of any unaffected fuel assemblies within the spent fuel pool; 2) all new and reload       l
Please note that you are required to respond to this letter and should follow the
          fuel bundles will be visually inspected from below to check for foreign material befcre             l
instructions specified in the enclosed Notice when preparing your response. The NRC will
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This report discusses the degraded conditions in the Unit 1 spent fuel pool that are
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representative of a longstanding lack of concern for foreign material exclusion (FME) during
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the conduct of refueling floor activities. Past low standards for FME control allowed the
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accumulation of a significant amount of debris and discarded components. The potential
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impact on the fuel assemblies stored in the pool would necessitate that prior to core reload
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additional inspections be completed. Discussions with your staff indicated that you are
committed to ensure: 1) all unseated fuel assemblies will be properly seated prior to
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transfer of any unaffected fuel assemblies within the spent fuel pool; 2) all new and reload
fuel bundles will be visually inspected from below to check for foreign material befcre
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placement in the reactor vessel; and 3) a thorough inspection of accessible areas of the
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reactor vessel will be completed prior to core reload. Additionally, we acknowledge that in
          placement in the reactor vessel; and 3) a thorough inspection of accessible areas of the
your February 21,1997, letter to the NRC, descrbing the conditions in the spent fuel pool,
          reactor vessel will be completed prior to core reload. Additionally, we acknowledge that in
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          your February 21,1997, letter to the NRC, descrbing the conditions in the spent fuel pool, ;
you committed to a cleanup of the fuel pool prior to Refuel Outage 16 the next refueling
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outage.
          outage.                                                                                     !
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          Also at Unit 1, your staff failed to provide NRC open outstanding items closure packages
Also at Unit 1, your staff failed to provide NRC open outstanding items closure packages
          of a quality consistent with the process committed to in December 1996. The manner in       ,
of a quality consistent with the process committed to in December 1996. The manner in
          which these issues are addressed will provide evidence of your ability to perform effective
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which these issues are addressed will provide evidence of your ability to perform effective
          reviews and implement appropriate corrective actions. As a result of our concerns with the   !
reviews and implement appropriate corrective actions. As a result of our concerns with the
          quality of the completion packages, your staff withdrew the NRC completion package         j
quality of the completion packages, your staff withdrew the NRC completion package
          schedule and is in the process of developing a revised schedule.                           l
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schedule and is in the process of developing a revised schedule.
          This report discusses a 1993 Unit 2 issue in which operating procedures do not reflect the   l
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          Final Safety Analysis Report. This restart issue willinclude an evaluation of the procedure
This report discusses a 1993 Unit 2 issue in which operating procedures do not reflect the
          change process, as well as the design control process, to ensure future operation is         ,
Final Safety Analysis Report. This restart issue willinclude an evaluation of the procedure
          conducted in accordance with the license.                                                   I
change process, as well as the design control process, to ensure future operation is
          While the Unit 3 staff continues to demonstrate good control of shutdown plant risk and     I
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          appropriate planning and preparations in performing operational evolutions, the current
conducted in accordance with the license.
          inspection revealed some continuing concerns in known problem areas. Your response to
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          NRC Generic Letter 96-01 and actions taken to address an unresolved item on overlap
While the Unit 3 staff continues to demonstrate good control of shutdown plant risk and
          testing deficiencies were found to be incomplete. Similarly, additional examples of         1
appropriate planning and preparations in performing operational evolutions, the current
          unrestrained, uncontrolled temporary equipment were identified, emphasizing the need for     j
inspection revealed some continuing concerns in known problem areas. Your response to
          increased management attention to a problem area previously documented by the NRC.
NRC Generic Letter 96-01 and actions taken to address an unresolved item on overlap
          Finally, based upon evidence of some continuing procedural problems, NRC inspection of       4
testing deficiencies were found to be incomplete. Similarly, additional examples of
          your procedure upgrade program (PUP) has not yet been able to validate the effectiveness     )
unrestrained, uncontrolled temporary equipment were identified, emphasizing the need for
          of the PUP efforts, which were initially implemented approximately five years ago. Such     i
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          continuing concerns in these diversa problem areas highlight the need for renewed           1
increased management attention to a problem area previously documented by the NRC.
          emphasis on the "self assessment" of programmatic areas of concern, as well as the
Finally, based upon evidence of some continuing procedural problems, NRC inspection of
          effectiveness of already completed corrective actions.
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          In accordance with 10 CFR 2.790 of the NRC's " Rules of Practice," a copy of this letter,
your procedure upgrade program (PUP) has not yet been able to validate the effectiveness
          its enclosures, and your response will be placed in the NRC Public Document Room (PDR).
of the PUP efforts, which were initially implemented approximately five years ago. Such
                                                        Sincerely,
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                                                        ORIGINAL SIGNED BY:
continuing concerns in these diversa problem areas highlight the need for renewed
                                                        Jacque P. Durr
emphasis on the "self assessment" of programmatic areas of concern, as well as the
                                                        Chief, inspections Branch
effectiveness of already completed corrective actions.
                                                        Special Projects Office, NRR
In accordance with 10 CFR 2.790 of the NRC's " Rules of Practice," a copy of this letter,
            Docket Nos.           50-245
its enclosures, and your response will be placed in the NRC Public Document Room (PDR).
                                  50-336
Sincerely,
                                  50-423
ORIGINAL SIGNED BY:
        .
Jacque P. Durr
Chief, inspections Branch
Special Projects Office, NRR
Docket Nos.
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50-336
50-423
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NRC Combined Inspection Report 50-245/97-01; 50-336/97-01; 50-423/97-01
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      N. S. Carns, Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer
N. S. Carns, Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer
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J. McElwain, Unit 1 Recovery Officer
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M. Bowling, Jr., Unit 2 Recovery Officer
M. H. Brothers, Vice President - Millstone, Unit 3
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P. Loftus, Director - Regulatory Affairs for Millstone Station
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      J. McElwain, Unit 1 Recovery Officer
O. M. Goebel, Vice President, Nuclear Oversight
l      M. Bowling, Jr., Unit 2 Recovery Officer
J. K. Thayer, Recovery Officer, Nuclear Engineering and Support
      M. H. Brothers, Vice President - Millstone, Unit 3
P. D. Hinnenkamp, Director, Unit Operations
l      P. Loftus, Director - Regulatory Affairs for Millstone Station
F. C. Rothen, Vice President, Work Services
J. Stanziewics, Training Recovery Manager
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R. Johannes, Director - Nuclear Training
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L. M. Cuoco, Esquire
J. R. dgan, Esquire
V. Juliano, Waterford Library
Department of Public Utility Control
S. B. Comley, We The People
State of Connecticut SLO Designee
D. Katz, Citizens Awareness Network (CAN)
R. Bassilakis, CAN
J. M. Block, Attorney, CAN
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S. P. Luxton, Citizens Regulatory Commission (CRC)
Representative T. Concannon
E. Woollacott, Co-Chairman, NEAC
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      P. D. Hinnenkamp, Director, Unit Operations                                                    !
      F. C. Rothen, Vice President, Work Services
      J. Stanziewics, Training Recovery Manager                                                      ,
      R. Johannes, Director - Nuclear Training                                                        i
      L. M. Cuoco, Esquire
      J. R. dgan, Esquire
      V. Juliano, Waterford Library
      Department of Public Utility Control
      S. B. Comley, We The People
      State of Connecticut SLO Designee
      D. Katz, Citizens Awareness Network (CAN)
      R. Bassilakis, CAN
      J. M. Block, Attorney, CAN                                                                      .
      S. P. Luxton, Citizens Regulatory Commission (CRC)                                              !
      Representative T. Concannon
      E. Woollacott, Co-Chairman, NEAC
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Region i Docket Room (with c_qny of concurrences)
        D. Screnci, PAO .
Nuclear Safety Information Center (NSIC)
        W. Travers, Director, SPO, NRR                                                                                                           I
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        M. Callahan, OCA                                                   ,
NRC Resident inspector
        R. Correia, NRR
W. Axelson, DRA
        W. Dean, OEDO                                                                                                                            ,
M. Kalamon, SPO, RI
        S. Dembek, PM, SPO, NRR
W. Lanning, Deputy Director of Inspections, SPO, RI
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        D. Mcdonald, PM, SPO, NRR                                                                                                                ;
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        D. Screnci, PAO
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Forwards Insp Repts 50-245/97-01,50-336/97-01 & 50-423/97-01 on 970101-0310 & Notice of Violations
ML20140C546
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Issue date: 04/11/1997
From: Durr J
NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
To: Kenyon B
NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO.
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Mr. Bruce D. Kenyon

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NRC COMBINED INSPECTION 50-245/97-01;50-336/97-01;50-

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On March 10,1997, the NRC completed an inspection at the Millstone Station Units 1,2

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report presents the results of that inspection.

While general improvements in the radiation protection programs at all three units were

observed, especially in the planning of radiological work, two of your activities were

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determined not to be in compliance with NRC regulations, as outlined in the attached

Notices of Violation. At Unit 1, an unmonitored release pathway was identified in the

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ventilation system for the radwaste storage building. At Unit 2, radiological worker

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practices were identified that were not in accordance with your radiation protection

program. These violations are cited in the enclosed Notice of Violation (Notice) and the

circumstances surrounding them are described in detailin the subject inspection report.

The violations are of concern because they represent, in the first case, a failure to

adequately resolve an identified problem. The second issue is a repetitive disregard for

radiation protection barriers.

Please note that you are required to respond to this letter and should follow the

instructions specified in the enclosed Notice when preparing your response. The NRC will

use your response, in part, to determine whether further enforcement action is necessary

to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

This report discusses the degraded conditions in the Unit 1 spent fuel pool that are

representative of a longstanding lack of concern for foreign material exclusion (FME) during

the conduct of refueling floor activities. Past low standards for FME control allowed the

accumulation of a significant amount of debris and discarded components. The potential

impact on the fuel assemblies stored in the pool would necessitate that prior to core reload

additional inspections be completed. Discussions with your staff indicated that you are

committed to ensure: 1) all unseated fuel assemblies will be properly seated prior to

transfer of any unaffected fuel assemblies within the spent fuel pool; 2) all new and reload

fuel bundles will be visually inspected from below to check for foreign material befcre

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placement in the reactor vessel; and 3) a thorough inspection of accessible areas of the

reactor vessel will be completed prior to core reload. Additionally, we acknowledge that in

your February 21,1997, letter to the NRC, descrbing the conditions in the spent fuel pool,

you committed to a cleanup of the fuel pool prior to Refuel Outage 16 the next refueling

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Also at Unit 1, your staff failed to provide NRC open outstanding items closure packages

of a quality consistent with the process committed to in December 1996. The manner in

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which these issues are addressed will provide evidence of your ability to perform effective

reviews and implement appropriate corrective actions. As a result of our concerns with the

quality of the completion packages, your staff withdrew the NRC completion package

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schedule and is in the process of developing a revised schedule.

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This report discusses a 1993 Unit 2 issue in which operating procedures do not reflect the

Final Safety Analysis Report. This restart issue willinclude an evaluation of the procedure

change process, as well as the design control process, to ensure future operation is

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conducted in accordance with the license.

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While the Unit 3 staff continues to demonstrate good control of shutdown plant risk and

appropriate planning and preparations in performing operational evolutions, the current

inspection revealed some continuing concerns in known problem areas. Your response to

NRC Generic Letter 96-01 and actions taken to address an unresolved item on overlap

testing deficiencies were found to be incomplete. Similarly, additional examples of

unrestrained, uncontrolled temporary equipment were identified, emphasizing the need for

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increased management attention to a problem area previously documented by the NRC.

Finally, based upon evidence of some continuing procedural problems, NRC inspection of

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your procedure upgrade program (PUP) has not yet been able to validate the effectiveness

of the PUP efforts, which were initially implemented approximately five years ago. Such

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continuing concerns in these diversa problem areas highlight the need for renewed

emphasis on the "self assessment" of programmatic areas of concern, as well as the

effectiveness of already completed corrective actions.

In accordance with 10 CFR 2.790 of the NRC's " Rules of Practice," a copy of this letter,

its enclosures, and your response will be placed in the NRC Public Document Room (PDR).

Sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BY:

Jacque P. Durr

Chief, inspections Branch

Special Projects Office, NRR

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Enclosures:

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NRC Combined Inspection Report 50-245/97-01; 50-336/97-01; 50-423/97-01

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N. S. Carns, Senior Vice President and Chief Nuclear Officer

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J. McElwain, Unit 1 Recovery Officer

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M. Bowling, Jr., Unit 2 Recovery Officer

M. H. Brothers, Vice President - Millstone, Unit 3

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P. Loftus, Director - Regulatory Affairs for Millstone Station

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O. M. Goebel, Vice President, Nuclear Oversight

J. K. Thayer, Recovery Officer, Nuclear Engineering and Support

P. D. Hinnenkamp, Director, Unit Operations

F. C. Rothen, Vice President, Work Services

J. Stanziewics, Training Recovery Manager

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R. Johannes, Director - Nuclear Training

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L. M. Cuoco, Esquire

J. R. dgan, Esquire

V. Juliano, Waterford Library

Department of Public Utility Control

S. B. Comley, We The People

State of Connecticut SLO Designee

D. Katz, Citizens Awareness Network (CAN)

R. Bassilakis, CAN

J. M. Block, Attorney, CAN

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S. P. Luxton, Citizens Regulatory Commission (CRC)

Representative T. Concannon

E. Woollacott, Co-Chairman, NEAC

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Nuclear Safety Information Center (NSIC)

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NRC Resident inspector

W. Axelson, DRA

M. Kalamon, SPO, RI

W. Lanning, Deputy Director of Inspections, SPO, RI

D. Screnci, PAO .

W. Travers, Director, SPO, NRR

Distribution w/enci (VIA E-MAIL):

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