ML20030B731
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| Site: | Grand Gulf  |
| Issue date: | 08/14/1981 |
| From: | Stuart C MISSISSIPPI POWER & LIGHT CO. |
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O 1.0 PURPOSE 1.1 The primary purpose of this procedure is to define the responsibilities and authorities associated with the safe and proper operation of Grand Gulf Nuclear Station (GGNS) facilities, systems, and components and discuss the assignment, succession and delegation of those responsibilities and authorities.
1.2 The secondary purpose of this procedure is to discuss interface responsibilities and authorities between the Operations Section and other Plant Staff sectior.s on activities that affect the safe and proper operation of GGNS.
2.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 2.1 The Plant Manager is responsible for overall facility operation.
2.2 The Operations Superintendent, under the direction of the Assistant Plant Manager, is responsible for all plant operations activities,
including supervision of the Operations Section and providing operations interface and assistance necessary for other Plant Staff Sections to discharge their responsibilities and conduct their activities.
2.2.1 General responsibili:ies of the Operations Section are specified in Reference 3.9.
Specific responsibilities and authorities associated with the safe and proper operation of GGNS are detailed in section 6.0 of this procedure. The Operations Section shif t organization and duties are further discussed in References 3.10 and 3.18.
3.0 REFERENCES
I 3.1 Regulatory Guide 1.8 (Rev 1-R, 9/75), Personnel Selection and Training /
ANSI N18.1-1971 3.2 Regulatory Guide 1.33 (Rev 2, 2/78), Quality Assurance Program Requirements (Operational)/ ANSI N18.7-1976 3.3 Regulatory Guide 1.114, (Rev. 1, 11/76), Guidance on Being Operator at the Controls of a Nuclear Power Plant 3.4 - GGNS FSAR, Caapter 13, Conduct of Operations 3.5 Operational Quality Assurance Manual, MPL-Topical-1 l
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3.7 10 CFR 50, Section 56 2.,
conditions of Licenses Administrative Proc. dure 01-S-01-1, Grand Gulf Nuclear Station 3.8 Plant Operations Organir9 tion Plant Administrative Procedure 01-S-01-4, Operations Section 3.9 Operations Section Procedure 02-S-01-3, Responsibilities and Au 3.10 of Operations Shif t Personnel in the Plant Administrative Procedure 01-S-06-4, Access and Conduct 3.11 Control Room Plant Administrative Procedure 01-S-06-1, Protective Tagging System 3.12 Plant Administrative Procedure 01-S-06-3, Control of System Temporary 3.13 l
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and Drywell Access Plant Administrative Procedure 01-S-06-7, Containment 3.14 Control S
Plant Administrative Procedure 01-S-02-2, Control and Use of the GGN (f
3.15 Operations Manual Plant Administrative Procedure 01-S-10-2, Emergency Program 3.16 3.17 GGNS Fire Protection Plan Operations Section Procedure 02-S-01-4, Shif t Turnover 3.18 for Implementing Recommendations of the i
NUREG-0660, Action Plans President's. Commission and Other Studies of TM1-2 Accident 3.19 NUREG-0737, Clarification of TMI Action Plan Requirements 3.20 GGNS Technical Specifications 3.21 4.0 ATTACHMENTS I - Minimum On-Duty Operations Shif t Compositions 4.1 Attachment I
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- . (i) 5.0 LiFINITIONS 5.1 Controls - The term controls, when used with respect to a nuclear reactor c
means apparatus and mechanisms, the manipula' tion of which directly affects the reactivity or power level of the reactor.
5.2 Operator - Any individual possessing or not possessing a license pursuant to 10 CFR 55, designated by the Operations Superintendent as qualified to perform the duties and activities of the Operations Section, as described I
in Reference 3.4.
5.3 Licensed Operator - Any Operator possessing an Operator License or Senior Operator License pursuant to 10 CFR 55.
5.4 Reactor Operator
' yy individual possessing an Operator License pursuant to 10 CFR 55 who manipulates a control at GGNS.
5.4.1 An individual is deemed to manipulate a control if he directs another to manipulate a control.
5.5 Senior Reactor Operater - Any individual possessing a S*nior Operator License pursuant to 10 CFR 55.
(}h 5.6 Core Alteration - The addition, removal relocation or ovement of fuel, sources, incore instruments or control ds within 'the reactor pressure vessel with tha vessel head removed and f uel in the vessel.
Control rod movement with the hydraulic system and normal TIP, SRM and IRM movements are not consicered to be core alteration.
5.7 Emergency Action Levels - Predetermined conditions or parametri values which, when exceeded, require the implementation of GGNS Emergancy Plan instructions.
5.8 Senior Reactor Operator Limited - Any individual possessing a Senior Reactor Operator License limited to fuel handling or the supervision of core alterations.
5.9 Operator-at-the-Controls - Any Licensed Operator is maintaining surveillance of the Control Area for a unit as
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This function is normally perforn~ i by 5.10 Adequate Core Cooling - Is assured whenever >~, of the following conditions exist:
5.10.1 Reactor water level is maintained above the top of the active
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5.10.2 Core injecting into the core with Reflooding flow of one LPCI pump is flow up reactor water level high enough to produce 2 phase 5.10.3 through the core.
Steam flow of (later) through the core.
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itch Operational Condition - Any one inclusive combination of mo e swtem 5.11 position and average reactor coolant 1.2 of Reference 3.22.
6.0 DETAILS Conditions for Operation of GCNS 6.1 Succession of Responsibility and Authority 6.1.1 i
The Plant Manager has the overall responsibility for operat on a.
of GCNS.
available to supervise the When the Plant Manager is not ll assume r
operation of GGNS, the Assistant Plant Mana b.
If neither the Plant Manager nor h].j operation of the station.
the Nuclear Support Plant Manager is available, The Operations Assistant Manager shall perform this function.this responsibility and authority shall assume Superintendent if neither the Plant Manager, Assistant Plant Manager, nor the Nuclear Support Manager is available.
i the Operations In the absence of the persons designated above,shall assu c.
Shift Superintendent authority for operation of the station, is, at all times, the Plant Manager's of operations The Shif t Superintendent representative for the conduct d.
the responsibility and authority to direct direct management and, as such, hasall activities and personnel at GGNS as requir the health and safety of the public and the (1) Protect environment.
the health and safety of GGNS employees,
contractors, or other personnel onsite.
Protect (2) and structures.
damage to GCNS equipment (3)
Prevent
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Protect the physical security of GGNS.
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Ensure compliance uith the GGNS Operating License.
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The Shift Superintendent shall retain this responsibility and authotity, unless he is formally relieved of:
(1) Operating responsibilties by a Licensed Senior Reactor Operater, who should be a management representative, at the direction of any of the following personnel, or by any of the following personnel should they be a Licensed Senior Reactor Operator:
(a) Operations Superintendent (b) Assistant Plant Manager (c) Nuclear Support Manager (d)
Plant Manager (2) Accident management responsibilities as described in the GGNS Emergency Plan and Reference 3.5. "
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The Shift Superintendent shall seek the advice and guidance of responsible GGNS personnel in executing his duties whenever in doubt as to the proper course of action and shall promptly inform responsible supervisors of significant actions af fecting their responsibilities.
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Superintendent for the conduct of operations of their units and, as such, have the responsibility and authority to direct all activities and personnel in their unit during normal operations and emergencies as necessary to:
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Protect the health and safety of the public and the environment.
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Protect the health and safety of employees, contractors or other personnel in their unit.
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Pre vent damage to their unit's equipment and structures.
(4) Ensure compliance with their unit's operating license.
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shall retain his responsibility and ift Superintendent, The Shift Supervisor authority under the direction of the Shformally relieved i.
at the is representative, unless he Operator, who should be a managementfollowing personnel or Reactor Operator direction of the personnel should they hold a valid Senior License:
(1) Shif t Superintendent Operations Superintendent (2)
(3) Assistant Plant Manager Nuclear Support Manager (4)
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and Subsequent Operating Requirements Applicable at 6.1.2 Core Loading function of a Reactor Operator or a So person may per form the as authorized by a license Senior Reactor Operator except a.
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issued by the Nuclear Regulatory Comm ss ho is not a The manipulation of controls at GGNS by anyone w is Operator Licensed Reactor Operator or a Senior Reactor the controls as b.
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For each GGNS unit which has fuel in the reactor, a Reactor Operator or Senior Reactor Operator shall be present in the Control Room at all times.
No single Reactor Operator or Senior Reactor Operator shall e.
the Operator-at-the-Controls responsibility for both assume units of GGNS at the same time.
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At leas t two licensed operators shall be present in the Control Room with duties dedicated solely to a unit during its reactor startup, scheduled reactor shutdown, and during recovery from reactor scrams, g.
A Senior Reactor OperStor shall be present at GGNS at all times when fuel is in the reactor (s).
A Senior Reactor Operator, normally the Shift Supervisor, will be present in the Control Room when the reactor is operating.
During emergencies, the Senior Reactor Operator directing activities in the Control Room will be the Shif t Supervisor.
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Either the Plant Manager or Assistant Plant Manager shall have acquired, at the time of initial core loading or appointment to the position, whichever is later, the experience and (h?
j equivalent training normally required to be eligible for a Senior Operator License whether or not the examination is' taken.
- i. The Operations Superintendent has overall responsibility for directing the licensed activities of all licensed operators and, therefore, shall be licensed as a Senior Reactor Operator.
- j. The Shift Superintendents and the Shift Supervisors are responsible for directing the licensed activities of licensed operators and, therefore, shall also be licensed as Senior Reactor Operators.
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The Nuclear Operators, who are responsible for performing licensed activities, are required to be licensed as Reactor Operators.
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A representative of the Padiation Protection / Chemistry Section, qualified in Radiation Protection procedures, shall be onsite when fuel is in the reactor (s).
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Whenever fuel is loaded in a reactor, each on-duty Operations shift shall be composed of at least the minimum shif t
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G composition shown on Attachment I and shall meet the following requirements:
(1) The on-duty Operations shif t composition may be less than the minimum requirements for a period of time not to exceed two hours in order to accomodate unexpected absence of on-duty shif t members, including the Radiation Protection / Chemistry Section representative, provided immediate action is taken to restore the shif t composition to within the minimum requirements.
(2) The Senior Reactor Operator shown as part of the minimur, on-ducy Operations shif t during cold shutdown and refueling conditions shall not be the Senior React ;
Operator responsible for supervising core alterations.
(3) The responsibilities, authorities, requirements, and duties specified in this procedure not withstanding the requirements specified in References 3.10 and 3.18, shall be adhered to.
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Prior to the intentional removal of any safe,ty related systems j
from service, the Shif t Supervis'or shall perform or component functional testing of the redundant system (s) or component.
(9c When a safety related system is returned to service following maintenance, it shall be functionally tested prior to declaring it operable.
Whenever a safety related system is removed from or returned to service, it shall be done as described in Reference 3.12 o.
and the Shif t Supervisor shall ensure all on-shif t Operations personnel are informed.
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Responsibilities and Authorities of Operating Personnel 6.1.3 personnel, and in particular the Senior All Operations shift Reactor Operators and Reactor Operators, are responsible for:
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(1) Adhering to GGNS Technical Specifications; (2) Adhering to approved procedures; (3) Adhering to NRC regulations; (4)
Preparing, reviewing, and evaluating operating data as (f:.
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I (is (5) Conducting a proper turnover, as discussed in Reference 3.18, to ensure a proper relief of the l
Operator-at-the-Controls duties occurs ; and (6) Believing and responding conservatively to instrument j
indications unless they are proved to be incorrect.
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The Senior Reactor Operator (s) and Reactor Operator (s) on duty i
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l (1) The responsibility and the authority for shutting down the reactor when it is determined that the safety of the I
reactor is in jeopardy, or when a safety limit is se exceeded, or when operating parameters exceed any of the Reactor Protection System logic setpoints and automatic shutdown does not occur.
(2) The responsibility and the authority for initiating 3
operation of Emergency Core Cooling Systems when it is determined that the safety of the reactor is in jeopardy or when operating parameters exceed any of the emergency core cooling system logic actuation setpoints and 4
automatic actuation does not occur.
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(a) ECCS shall not be placed in MANUAL unless i
misoperation in AUTOMATIC is confirmed (by at leas t two independent indications) or adequate core cooling is assured.
While in MANUAL, frequent checks of the initiating or controlling parameter j
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(3) The responsibili*y to determine the circumstances, i
analyze the caure, and determine that operations can proceed safely before the reactor is returned to power af ter a scram or an unscheduled or unexplained power reduction.
i (4) The responsibility and authority, in the event of an emergency not covered by an approved procedure, to take action so as to minimize personnel injury and damage to i.
the structures, systems, and components at GGNS and i
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The Operations Superintendent has the responsibility to ensure f
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that GGNS operating records and logs are properly prepared, reviewed, and evaluated and turned over to the Office Services Supervisor for maintenance as Quality Assurance Records.
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The Shift Superintendent has the authority to direct GGNS employees to report to GGNS for response to potential and real emergencies.
6.1.4 Maximum Work Hours An individual should not work more than 12 consecutive hours.
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If a Reactor Operator is required to work in excess of 8 b.
continuous hours, he shall be periodically relieved of primary duties at the control board, such that periods of duty at the board do not exceed approximately 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> at a time.
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There should be,at least a 12-hour break between all work periods.
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An individual should not work rore than 72 hours8.333333e-4 days <br />0.02 hours <br />1.190476e-4 weeks <br />2.7396e-5 months <br /> in any 7-day {
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An individual should not work more than 14 consecutive days e.
without having 2 consecutive days off.
is required to work in excess of 12 continuous f.
If an operator hours, his duties should be carefully selected.
It is be assigned any task that af fects core preferable that he not reactivity or could possibly endanger the safe operation of the plant.
If a Reactor Operator or Senior Reactor Operator has been be g.
working more than 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> during periods of extended shutdown (e.g., at duties away from the control board), such individuals shall not be assigned shift duty in the Control Room without at le as t a 12-hour break preceding such an assignment.
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authorized by the Plant Manager or higher levels of management with appropriate documentation of the cause.
6.2 Routine Operations 6.2.1 Organization a.
The station organizatian, responsibilities, and reporting requirements, as described in Reference 3.8 and its attendant references, is applicable during the normal operation of GGNS.
However, on holidays, weekends, and on back-shif ts when the station is not staf fed for normal operation, the Shift Superintendent shall be the senior management representative on site.
As such, all personnel are responsible to the Shif t Superintendent.
(1) The Shift Superintendent may be relieved of the overall management responsibility by only those individuals defined in 6.1. la., b., and c.
(2) The Shift Superintendent may be relieved of responsibility and authority for the safe and proper operation of GGNS only:
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By a normal relief Shift Superintendent as discussed in Reference 3.18.
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By other GGNS Senior Reactor Operators as defined in 6.1.le.(1).
(3) The Shif t Supervisors may be relieved of their responsibilities by:
(a) A normal relief Shif t Supervisor as discussed in Reference 3.18.
(b) Other GGNS Senior Reactor Operators as defined in step 6.1.1i.
(c) Any Senior Reactor Operator temporarily, for short periods, to allow them to attend to their personal needs or conduct short plant tours without completing section 6.2 of Reference 3.18, provided the relieving person has been present the entire shift and was present during shift turnover.
A simple verbal exchange of current plant status with
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concurrence 6.2.2 Station Operations All station operations will be controlled and/or coordinated a.
through the Control Room.
In by the Shif t Superintendent for the Operator-at-the-Controls to conduct operations order in a safe and proper manner, he must:
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Be alert and give his attention to the condition of the plant; (2)
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toward a condition that might be unsafe; and (3) Have an unobstructed view of and access to the main 1
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Access to and conduct in the Control Room will be controlled in accordance with Reference 3.11.
This control will assist the Operator-at-the-Controls in maintaining an unobstructed view and access to the control panels.
hc2 (1) To further ensure that the Operator-at-the-Controls have an unobstructed view of and access to control panels, a surveillance area, as required by Reference 3.3, has been defined in Reference 3.11 and is termed the Control Area.
(a) The Operator-at-the Controls will not leave the respective part of the Control Area for the unit to which he is assigned for any non-emergency reasons without a Licensed Operator relieving him of Operator-at-the-Controls responsibility, for j
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(c) The Shift Superintendent, Shift Supervisor, NOA(s),
or Operator-at-the Controls may order personnel out of the Control Area at any time.
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Upon receipt of a verbal or written Stop Work Order, the j
person receiving the Stop Work Order shall comply with the order and promptly notify his immediate supervisor. This notification shall continue up the line of supervision to the Plant Manager. The responsible Section Supervisor shall insure that the stopped activity is restarted only when i
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All GGNS employees are responsible for reporting problems with plant equipment and facilities.
Verbally notify the Shift Superintendent immediately of equipment problems affecting plant operation.
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Anytime an ECCS system outage occurs, the Shift Superintendent shall supply the Operations Superintendent with the following (p
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(1) Outage dates (2) Outage duration (3) Outage cause (including surveillance testing and routine maintenance) l (4) ECCS system or component involved (5) Corrective action taken f.
The Operations Superintendent shall supply the information received in step 6.2.2e. to the Assistant Plant Manager for the Station Annual Report.
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6.2.3 Operations Interface Duties is responsible for all protective The Shift Superintendent tagging at GGNS with the exception of the Administrative and a.
of Training Buildings. The approval, issuance, and closeout all tagouts, regardless of the requesting individual or organization will, therefore, be controlled by the on-duty operations shift in accordance with Reference 3.12.
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The Shift Superintendent is responsible for reviewing all Maintenance Work Orders.
Permission to release all permanently installed equipment or in the Administration c.
systems at GGNS (excluding equipmenttools~or machinery used Building, Warehouse, and equipment, used routinely only by other sections, such as, the equipment by Maintenance personnel in the Hot Machine Shop) for maintenance shall be obtained from the Shif t Superintendent or the Shift Supervisor. Granting of such perm,i,ssion shall be When equipment or systems are ready to be documented.
14 returned to service, Operations personnel shall place the its equipment or systems in operation and verify and document functional acceptability.
Independent verification, as defined in Reference 3.12, shall be performed on safety related systems.
temporary bypass Temporary alterations to systems, such as d.
lines, electrical jumpers, lif ted electrical leads, piping flanges and plugs, and temporary trip point settings are I
controlled by Operations in accordance with Reference 3.13.
The scheduling and performance of required surveillance tests specified in GGNS Technial Specifications is performed by e.
in accordance with approved appropriate Plant Sections procedures. When changing plant operational conditions, the Shift Superintendent shall ensure surveillance tests applicable to the new condition have been performed within the required interval before entering the new condition.
Therefore, Plant Sections having responsibility for the surveillance testing shall develap methods to ensure that Shift Superintendent can readily determine if the applicable The Shift surveillance requirements have been met.
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Operations shall control the access to each unit's Drywell and Containment for all personnel in accordance with Reference 3.14.
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All GGNS personnel are responsible for adhering to the fire protection / prevention requirements detailed in the GGNS Fire Protection Plan.
Specific requirements, such as Fire Protection Work Permits and the maintenance and surveillance of fire protection equipment and systems shall be controlled by operations personnel also as described in the GGNS Fire Protection Plan.
6.3 Non-Routine Operations 6.3.1 Outages The organizational requirements and the responsibilities and a.
authorities of Operations personnel as described heretofore i
are, as appropriate, applicable during maintenance and/or refueling outages.
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The outage management responsibility is charged to the Assistant Plant Manager.
The Operations Section is responsible for providing necessary support in addition to all
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The refueling evolution will be coordinated by the Technical c.
Section. The Operations Section shall be responsible for performing all core alterations, with the exception of the removal and disposal of incore instrumentation from below the reactor, as specified by the Technical Section. The Maintenance Section shall be responsible for performing the removal and disposal of incore instrumentation from below the reactor as specified by the Technical Section.
In addition, the Operations Section will provide necessary support to the Technical Section.
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All fuel movements will be predetermined by the Reactor (2)
Engineering Supervisor.
All core alterations shall be approved by the Technical (3) and Shift Superintendent.
Superintendent All core alterations from the refueling bridge above the reactor shall be made only by an Operator who is in (4) communication with the Operator-at-the-Controls constant of the affected unit.
from below the reactor (removal and All core siterations disposal of incore instruments) shall be made by (5) qualified maintenance personnel who are in constantc affected unit.
The Operator-at-the-Controls of the aff.ected anic must concur prior to each specific core alteration and has the (6) authority and responsibility to stop any core alteration (L9 the activity causes an unsafe if, in his judgement, cond ition.
6.4 Emergency Operations under the direction of the Shift The on-duty Operations shif t, for the safe and proper operation 6.4.1 Superintendent, is responsible the Operations shif t will of the plant at all times. Therefore, i
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schedule will designate an individual, normally The shift an operator trainee, on each shif t who will function as (1) an Emergency Communicator.
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(2) The Radwaste Operator will be trained and equipped to perform minor maintenance.
(3) There will' be a Radiochemist on call at all times who can respond within one hour.
(4) The on shift operators will be trained to perform minor maintenance and trouble shooting.
(5) There will be a Health Physics Technician on shif t and selected operators will be trained in the appropriate Health Physics procedures necessary to assist the l
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(6) The shift schedule will designate two shift operators who, if the need arises, will function as rescue personnel.
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Procedure Alarm Response Instruction (ARI), Off Normal Event (j#s 6.4.2 (ONEP), and Emergency Procedures (EP), which are maintained.in the Control Room, will be used by the Operations shift personnel to operate equipment and systems to return or maintain them and/or the plant to a safe condition.
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To ensure that emergency operations are initiated in a timely manner, all Licensed Operators will memorize the immediate actions specified in the ONEP and the entry conditions for EP-1 ( 05-S-01-EP-1) and EP-3 (05-S-01-EP-3).
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If the Shift Superi$tendent determines that an emergency condition situation does, in fact exist or has the potential to exist, either through his judgement or by emergency action levels being exceeded, he shall:
(1) Assume the responsibilities and authorities of the Emergency Director, (2)
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