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To: "Joe Colaccino" <JXC1 @nrc.gov>Date: 04/04/2005 4:29PM | To: "Joe Colaccino" <JXC1 @nrc.gov> | ||
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PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX.doc The attached DRAFT pgm implementation matrix is provided as a basis for discussion at our public meeting on Apr. 7.If you have any questions, please advise.Thanks.This electronic message transmission contains information from the Nuclear Energy Institute, Inc. The information is intended solely for the use of the addressee and its use by any other person is not authorized. | PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX.doc The attached DRAFT pgm implementation matrix is provided as a basis for discussion at our public meeting on Apr. 7. | ||
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The SECY categorized 10 programs as potentially requiring ITAAC or an increased level of detail in the COLA description, and the Commission requested that the staff present its conclusions on these 10 programs in a follow-up SECY. As has been discussed with the Staff, one of those 10, Reportability, is not considered an operational "program" like the others; NRC reporting requirements are typically implemented in procedures that directly reflect the detailed regulatory requirements for current plants. The following table describes the expected timeline for program implementation for the remaining programs. | |||
The implementation matrix was requested by the Staff in a meeting on March 3, 2005. Note that, Fitness for Duty, Access Authorization and Physical Security are combined into a single program for purposes of COLA description. | DRAFT PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX April 4, 2005 The Commission issued SRM/SECY-04-0032 on May 14, 2004. The SRM provided clarification to previously issued Commission guidance (SRM/SECY-02-0067) on the level of program description detail that must be provided in a COL application in lieu of programmatic ITAAC. The SRM listed 14 programs that are required by regulation and sorted the 14 programs into Categories A through E to aid in the determination of the need for ITAAC or for an increased level of detail in the COLA description. The SECY categorized 10 programs as potentially requiring ITAAC or an increased level of detail in the COLA description, and the Commission requested that the staff present its conclusions on these 10 programs in a follow-up SECY. As has been discussed with the Staff, one of those 10, Reportability, is not considered an operational "program" like the others; NRC reporting requirements are typically implemented in procedures that directly reflect the detailed regulatory requirements for current plants. The following table describes the expected timeline for program implementation for the remaining programs. The implementation matrix was requested by the Staff in a meeting on March 3, 2005. Note that, Fitness for Duty, Access Authorization and Physical Security are combined into a single program for purposes of COLA description. | ||
DRAFT PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX Program FSAR Implementation Timing Ref.COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt Fuel Load Full Power Operation Fire 9.5.1 FP Description Develop Complete Protection in COLA procedures, procedures organization, and responsibilities. | DRAFT PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX Program FSAR Implementation Timing Ref. | ||
organization. | COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt Fuel Load Full Power Operation Fire 9.5.1 FP Description Develop Complete Protection in COLA procedures, procedures organization, and responsibilities. organization. | ||
Implement for buildings Fully containing new implemented fuel and adjacent areas, as appropriate. | Implement for buildings Fully containing new implemented fuel and adjacent areas, as appropriate. | ||
Program FSAR Implementation Timing Ref.COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt FuelLoad Full Power Oeration Security, 13.6 Certain FFD Develop Program fully Access program applicable implemented Authorization, Security Plan requirements procedures, Fitness for submittal apply during contracts, Duty concurrent with active organization. | |||
COLA construction, which may begin prior to COL issuance Radiation 12.5 RP description Program Fully Protection in COLA implemented in implemented Program phases as needed for materials received on site QA Program -17.2 Program Procedures Fully Operations description in developed, implemented COLA organization in place Program FSAR lmplementation Timinq Ref.COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt Fuel Load Full Power Operation Emergency 13.3 Develop plant- Fully Planning specific ITAAC. implemented Emergency | Program FSAR Implementation Timing Ref. | ||
-state and Plan submitted local concurrent with agreements COLA. in place or Certifications justification from state and submitted by local applicant governments or, if not available, justification Licensed 13.2.2 Program Sufficient 10 CFR Operator description in operators 50.54(m)Training COLA trained, human requirements factors training met. All included, licensed operators operators licensed per 10 trained.CFR 55 Training 13.2 Program Sufficient plant Initial training description in personnel of plant COLA training personnel complete complete}} | COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt FuelLoad Full Power Oeration Security, 13.6 Certain FFD Develop Program fully Access program applicable implemented Authorization, Security Plan requirements procedures, Fitness for submittal apply during contracts, Duty concurrent with active organization. | ||
COLA construction, which may begin prior to COL issuance Radiation 12.5 RP description Program Fully Protection in COLA implemented in implemented Program phases as needed for materials received on site QA Program - 17.2 Program Procedures Fully Operations description in developed, implemented COLA organization in place | |||
Program FSAR lmplementation Timinq Ref. | |||
COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt Fuel Load Full Power Operation Emergency 13.3 Develop plant- Fully Planning specific ITAAC. implemented Emergency - state and Plan submitted local concurrent with agreements COLA. in place or Certifications justification from state and submitted by local applicant governments or, if not available, justification Licensed 13.2.2 Program Sufficient 10 CFR Operator description in operators 50.54(m) | |||
Training COLA trained, human requirements factors training met. All included, licensed operators operators licensed per 10 trained. | |||
CFR 55 Training 13.2 Program Sufficient plant Initial training description in personnel of plant COLA training personnel complete complete}} | |||
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Paie 1II qleri Nagel - PROGRAM Cheri Nagel - IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX.doc PROG RAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX.doc Page 1 II From: "BELL, Russ" <rjb@nei.org>
To: "Joe Colaccino" <JXC1 @nrc.gov>
Date: 04/04/2005 4:29PM
Subject:
PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX.doc The attached DRAFT pgm implementation matrix is provided as a basis for discussion at our public meeting on Apr. 7.
If you have any questions, please advise.
Thanks.
This electronic message transmission contains information from the Nuclear Energy Institute, Inc. The information is intended solely for the use of the addressee and its use by any other person is not authorized. If you are not the intended recipient, you have received this communication in error, and any review, use, disclosure, copying or distribution of the contents of this communication is strictly prohibited.
If you have received this electronic transmission in error, please notify the sender immediately by telephone or by electronic mail and permanently delete the original message.
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No Security: Standard
DRAFT PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX April 4, 2005 The Commission issued SRM/SECY-04-0032 on May 14, 2004. The SRM provided clarification to previously issued Commission guidance (SRM/SECY-02-0067) on the level of program description detail that must be provided in a COL application in lieu of programmatic ITAAC. The SRM listed 14 programs that are required by regulation and sorted the 14 programs into Categories A through E to aid in the determination of the need for ITAAC or for an increased level of detail in the COLA description. The SECY categorized 10 programs as potentially requiring ITAAC or an increased level of detail in the COLA description, and the Commission requested that the staff present its conclusions on these 10 programs in a follow-up SECY. As has been discussed with the Staff, one of those 10, Reportability, is not considered an operational "program" like the others; NRC reporting requirements are typically implemented in procedures that directly reflect the detailed regulatory requirements for current plants. The following table describes the expected timeline for program implementation for the remaining programs. The implementation matrix was requested by the Staff in a meeting on March 3, 2005. Note that, Fitness for Duty, Access Authorization and Physical Security are combined into a single program for purposes of COLA description.
DRAFT PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION MATRIX Program FSAR Implementation Timing Ref.
COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt Fuel Load Full Power Operation Fire 9.5.1 FP Description Develop Complete Protection in COLA procedures, procedures organization, and responsibilities. organization.
Implement for buildings Fully containing new implemented fuel and adjacent areas, as appropriate.
Program FSAR Implementation Timing Ref.
COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt FuelLoad Full Power Oeration Security, 13.6 Certain FFD Develop Program fully Access program applicable implemented Authorization, Security Plan requirements procedures, Fitness for submittal apply during contracts, Duty concurrent with active organization.
COLA construction, which may begin prior to COL issuance Radiation 12.5 RP description Program Fully Protection in COLA implemented in implemented Program phases as needed for materials received on site QA Program - 17.2 Program Procedures Fully Operations description in developed, implemented COLA organization in place
Program FSAR lmplementation Timinq Ref.
COLA Submittal Prior to COL Prior to Prior to Prior to Commercial Issuance Fuel Receipt Fuel Load Full Power Operation Emergency 13.3 Develop plant- Fully Planning specific ITAAC. implemented Emergency - state and Plan submitted local concurrent with agreements COLA. in place or Certifications justification from state and submitted by local applicant governments or, if not available, justification Licensed 13.2.2 Program Sufficient 10 CFR Operator description in operators 50.54(m)
Training COLA trained, human requirements factors training met. All included, licensed operators operators licensed per 10 trained.
CFR 55 Training 13.2 Program Sufficient plant Initial training description in personnel of plant COLA training personnel complete complete