NRC-87-0026, Forwards Licensed Operator Requalification Program Matrix Providing Analysis of Substituted Training for Cycle 3, Consisting of Listed Elements,Including Review of 1985 Annual Requalification Written Exam

Forwards Licensed Operator Requalification Program Matrix Providing Analysis of Substituted Training for Cycle 3, Consisting of Listed Elements,Including Review of 1985 Annual Requalification Written Exam

ML20206C856
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Site:	Fermi
Issue date:	04/07/1987
From:	Agosti F DETROIT EDISON CO.
To:	NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
References
CON-NRC-87-0026, CON-NRC-87-26 CAL, NUDOCS 8704130175
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G Detroit rem 6400 North Dix,e Highway ISOn 013)M64@0 N.en Mcngan 48m6 Nuclear Operations l

April 7,1987 NRC-87-0026 l

U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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Attn: Document Control Desk Washington, D. C.

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References:

1) Fermi 2 NRC Docket No. 50-341 NRC License No. NPF-43 2)

Confirmatory Action Letter, CAL-RIII-87-03 from A. Bert Davis to Detroit Edison dated April 3,1987

Subject:

Licensed Operator Requalification Program In response to Reference 2, item 1 Detroit Edison conducted an analysis of the substituted training to verify that the following learning objectives for Cycle 3 of the 1984-1985 Fermi 2 Requalification Program were met:

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State the purpose of the systems.

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Describe the function and operation of the systems including major components, controls, and instrumentation.

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Describe the initiations, trips and alarms for the systems.

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Describe the interrelationships with other plant systems.

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Describe the LCO(s), applicability, one hour action statements, and bases applicable to the systems per Technical Specifications.

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USNRC April 7,1987 NRC-87-0026 Page 2 Detroit Edison completed its analysis and found one licensed operator presently on shift who has not received all of the Cycle 3 substitute t raining. The Cycle 3 substitute training will be provided by May 15, 1987. It should be noted that all others on this shift have had the substitute or Cycle 3 training.

In addition, three systems from Cycle 3 of 1985 have not been completely covered in the substitute training. With the exception of these three systems, the remaining subject areas have been adequately covered by the substitute training.

In 1985, Detroit Edison found it necessary and useful to verify valve lineups and procedures prior to plant startup. Many operators, including licensed operators, were needed to perform these valve lineups and procedure verifications. To accommodate this need, the requalification program was temporarily interrupted to obtain the services of these licensed operators in training. The on-the-job training which occurred during this period of valve lineups and verifications was very valuable.

A matrix providing the analysis of the substituted training for Cycle 3,1985 is attached. The analysis consisted of the following elements:

Review of the 1985 annual requalification written examination o

to determine if overall student performance was satisfactory.

Review of the 1986 requalification training to identify the o

missed Cycle 3 material that has been covered since Cycle 3, 1985.

Review of the 1987 requalification training completed to date o

to identify material which has been covered since Cycle 3, 1985.

Review of the Refresher Training that was conducted in June o

and July 1986 to support plant restart. This training included multiple plant startup exercises utilizing the simulator. Upon completion of these exercises, the operator performance was evaluated by instructor observation, written and/or verbal examination. The results of the evaluation demonstrated successful completion of the ref resher training.

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e USNRC April 7, 1987 NRC-87-0026 Page 3 The three (3) systems where additional training is required include the Main Steam Isolation Valve Leakage Control (MSIVLC): Condensate Storage and Transfer; and Makeup Demineralizer. This additional' training has been added to the current Cycle 3 Requalification Program and will be completed for all operating shifts by May 15, 1987.

Please contact Mr. Steve Frost at (313) 586-4210 if you have any additional questions.

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Mr. A. B. Davis Mr. E. G. Greenman Mr. W. G. Rogers Mr. J. J. Stefano USNRC Region III

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ANALYSIS OF SUBSTITUTED; TRAINING 0,,

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1985 CYCLE 3

~1985 COVERED IN COVERED. IN IN 1986 REQUIRES. '

TRAINING EKAMINATION OTHER REQUAL

.OTHER REQUAL REFRESlER ADDITIONAL.

REQUIREMENTS RESULTS CYaES IN CYaES IN TRAINING CY1E NOTE 4 SATISFACTORY '

1986 1987 (TEAM TRAINING). TRAINING i

REACTOR THEORY j

Chap 7 Reactivity X

Note 1 X

j Chap 8 Reactivity Coefficients NOTE 2 X

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THERMODYNAMICS l

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Chap 5 Heat Transfer X

NOTE 1 X

Heat Exchanger X

NOTE 1 X

4 Chap 6 - Feedwater Heating X

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SYSTEM Main Steam / Bypass X

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Main Steam Isolation Valve X

Leakage Control Condensate X

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l Feedwater/Feedwater Control X

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i Standby Feedwater NOTE 2 X

Heater Drains X

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Condensate / Auxiliaries X

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Condensate Vacuum /Offgas X

X-i Circulating Water X

Condensate Demineralizer X

Condensate Storage 6: Transfer X

Makeup Demineralizer NOTE 3 X

l NOTE 1: During Cycle 7 of.1986. Reactor Theory and Thermodynamics / Heat Transfer was reviewed ane. examined.

NOTE 2: Limited examina ion questions to evaluate.

NOTE 3:

System was not functional due to major redesign until 1986.

NOTE 4: Each training requirement has an associated lesson plan which contained learning objectives.

NOTE 5: X indicates applicability to the column heading.

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