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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Purpose and Scope

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Describes the high level requirements and process for managing work at the station to:

  • Maximize availability and reliability of station equipment
  • Manage the risk by identify the impact of work,
  • Maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of resources
  • Incorporate risk informed decision making using Graded Quality Assurance (GQA) exemption and Work Activity Risk (WAR) process

Scope

•Encompass all activities performed on Systems, Structures, and Components (SSCs) included in 0PGP03-ZA-0109, Configuration Management Program (CMP)

–Tool Pouch / Minor maintenance

–Work Orders

–PMs

–Surveillances

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  • WCG-0001, Work Screening*
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Purpose and Scope

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  • Provide Guidance for Establishing Work Documents
  • Characterize and prioritize work to prepare, coordinate, and implement the right work in the right timeframe
  • Evaluate risk to determine risk management level and approval requirements
  • Review incoming work requests by a multi-discipline Work Coordination Team

Scope

•Applies to work on Structures, Systems and Components (SSCs) included in 0PGP03-ZA-0109 (Configuration Management Program)

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  • WCG-0002, Work Scheduling*
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Purpose and Scope

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•Complements 0PGP03‑ZA‑0090, Work Process Program to provides methods for station support of the work management process

–Scheduling

–Online work

–Planned outage

–Forced outage

–Mods

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  • WCG-0003, Planner’s Guide*
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Purpose

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  • Provides general Work Package preparation guidance using a consistent method and format
  • SHALL be utilized in conjunction with 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program
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  • MG-0006, Work Execution and Closeout*
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Purpose

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  • Provide guidance for pre-job review, performance, documentation and closeout of work activities
  • SHALL be utilized in conjunction with 0PGP03‑ZA‑0090, Work Process Program
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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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OPS Responsibilities

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–Off-hours work screening

–Updates the PRA (RAsCal)

–Remove equipment from service

–Participate in schedule development (AWS)

–Implement schedule

•notify Work Week Manager of delays

–Conduct Return to Service Testing

–Return equipment to service

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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OPs Day Staff Responsibilities

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Ops Day Staff

–Input to scheduling

–Ensure ECOs prepared, hung and released

–Review and coordinate PMTs (return to service testing)

–Main focus for routine communication

–Coordinate/Conduct PMT and Operability Testing

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Work Start Authority

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  • Authorizes work activities to begin
  • Evaluates risk to plant, ensure controls in place including work activity risk plan of action
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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Work Week Managers

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  • Coordinate safe implementation of the week
  • ECO review, Work Pkg eval, Risk Profiles
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WCG-0001, Work Screening

US/SM Responsibilities

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  • Screen routine operational support activities on backshift and weekends.
  • Screen high priority work and evaluate Work Activity Risk for work that must start prior to the morning of the next normal work day.
  • Is equivalent to, and performs the same function as, the Screening Coordinator where indicated in this guideline.
  • Initiate backshift callout and notification.
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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Work Process Overview

ZA-0090

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Identification - 0PGP03-ZX-0002

Screening - WCG-0001

Scheduling - WCG-0002

Planning - WCG-0003

Execution and Closeout - MG-0006

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Requirements to be Work Control Work Start Authority

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The Work Control Work Start Authority SHALL hold or SHALL have held a Senior Reactor Operator License

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  • WCG-0001, Work Screening*
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Who approves High Risk Plans

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Duty Plant Manager

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  • WCG-0001, Work Screening*
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Who approves High and Medium Risk Plans ?

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•The Duty Operations Manager approves High Risk

Plans and Medium Risk Plans

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Corrective Maintenance

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any work on power block (SSCs) where the SSC has failed or is significantly deficient such that failure is imminent (within its operating cycle/PM interval) and it no longer conforms to or cannot perform its design function.

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Prenventive Maintenance

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•Includes predictive (condition-based) and periodic (time-based) actions taken to maintain equipment within design operating conditions and to extend its life.

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Post Maintenance Test

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A test, inspection, or verification that the maintenance activity:

  • corrected the original component deficiency,
  • did not introduce a new deficiency, and
  • provides a high degree of confidence that a subsequent return‑to‑service Operability Test, if required, can be performed satisfactorily
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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Work Package

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•A compilation of task-specific information assembled under a single WAN with the intent of providing clear direction during the performance of work activities.

–Work Order

–PM

–Tool Pouch

–Surveillance Test

–Information Technology Work Management System (ITWMS)

–0PGP03-ZA-0109, Configuration Management Program items

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Work Start Authority

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  • The person designated for authorizing work start and work acceptance.
  • Work Start Authorities include, but are not limited to,

–Plant Operations

–Security

–Chemistry

–Radiation Protection

–Maintenance

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Emergency Maintenance

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Work that is required immediately to:

–prevent or mitigate an accident

–prevent an unplanned release

–protect human life

–prevent significant plant damage

Authorized by SM, work can start without work package

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  • 0PGP03-ZA-0090, Work Process Program*
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Wok Activity Risk

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–The impact on plant operations and maintenance of performing work activities in modes 1 through 4, with a primary focus on interruption of power generation. This includes the impact associated with removing and returning equipment to service.

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  • WCG-0002, Work Scheduling*
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Schedule Priorities

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•Level ‘A’ – Tracked by comparing the schedule data to the RAsCal start/completion times. All level ‘A’ activities are Schedule Critical activities

Schedule changes that vary more than 1 hour WWM and SM concurrence

•All level ‘B’ activities are Schedule Critical activities also. Level ‘B’ activities shall be started/completed on the calendar day that they are scheduled.

WWM and SM concurrence to change

  • Level ‘C’ - Normal Preventive/Predictive Maintenance, bulk work and non-LCO work that will be worked during the week scheduled. Most work activities will be level ‘C’
  • Level ‘D’ - Miscellaneous work that may or may not be included in the schedule. Work scheduled as Level ‘D’ should not impact plant activities and can be performed at any time during a work week.
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  • 0PGP03-ZM-0028, Temporary Scaffolding*
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Scaffold Separation Criteria

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In Seismic II/I Areas, scaffold member separation shall be per table:

•5” (3” MODE 5 and below) from insulated pipes.

–Only 3” (2”) required for pipes insulated with Nukon blankets

  • 3” from safety related electrical MCCs
  • 2” from safety-related…
  • Electrical and control equipment (NOT MCCs, but includes batteries)
  • Mechanical equipment and uninsulated pipe (NOT flanges)
  • Instrumentation
  • 1” from anything else
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  • 0PGP03-ZM-0028, Temporary Scaffolding*
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How can scaffolding affect Operabiltiy ?

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Scaffolding in a Seismeic II/I area that is NOT seismically secured may render nearby components INOPERABLE

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Schedule Changes

(Adding/deleting work)

0PGP03-ZM-0028

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•Work added to or deleted from the schedule following scope freeze until the end of the T-0 work week must be formally documented and approved.

Exeptions:

–Pri 1

–Level D activities

–Short cycle work orders

–Tool Pouch activities

–MOST team activities that are performed without other station resources (except for minor clearance support)

–Scope and/or schedule changes made at the T5/T3 meeting with consensus among the participants.

•This change is made as part of the Nuclear Promise.

The WWM should capture the changes on the meeting action item list for future reference.

•Level ‘A’ and ‘B’ items moved within the work week are tracked via Form 1 from scope freeze until schedule freeze due to safety significance and the impact on resources.

From schedule freeze until the end of the T-0 week, all scope and schedule changes must be approved via the Add / Delete / Change form.

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Maintenance Rule Program

0PGP04-ZE-0313

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  • The CRMP satisfies the Maintenance Rule requirements for MODES 1-4
  • Shutdown Risk Assessment covers them in MODE 5 and below
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  • 0PGP04-ZE-0313, Maintenance Rule Program*
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SM Responsibilities

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•Be cognizant of the current planned and actual risk as indicated by the risk profiles of the plant.

–Be cognizant of the FSCTs, RMATs, RICTs and RMAs.

•Ensure cumulative effects of planned maintenance and unplanned events are understood and appropriate risk reduction measures are taken to meet station risk goals.

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  • 0PGP04-ZE-0313, Maintenance Rule Program*
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SRO Responsibilities

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•Ensure the RAsCal or RICTCAL computer programs are provided with actual Functional, Non-Functional, OPERABLE or Inoperable times for the applicable modeled SSCs and updated as status changes

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  • 0POP01-ZO-0006, Risk Managed Actions*
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Purpose and Scope

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•RMTS can only be applied in MODES 1 & 2

  • Provide Guidelines for accomplishment, control, and documentation in preparing for or during a RICT when the RMAT is or will be exceeded.
  • Establish RMAs to offset risk impacts when RMAT apply per RMTS
  • Establish RMAs when work week non-risk-significant threshold has been or will be exceeded
  • RMAs may be applied in All Modes as approved by Plant General Manager and directed by the SM
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  • 0POP01-ZO-0006, Risk Managed Actions*
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SM Responsibilities

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  • Know the current planned and actual risk as indicated by the risk profiles of the plant.
  • Know the applicable FSCTs, RMATs, RICTs and RMAs.
  • Ensure cumulative effects of planned maintenance and unplanned events are understood and appropriate risk reduction measures are taken to meet station risk goals.
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Generic Risk Managed Actions (RMAs)

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  • RMAs to provide increased risk awareness and control:
  • RMAs to reduce duration of maintenance activity:
  • RMAs to minimize the magnitude of risk increase:
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  • 0PGP03-ZG-RMTS, Risk Managed Tech Specs*
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Purpose and Scope

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Guidance on the Risk Managed Technical Specifications (RMTS) program

  • RMTS permit operation beyond previous TS shutdown required times when the risk of continued operation remains within established limits
  • Allowed only in MODES 1 or 2. (Why?)
  • TS 6.8.3.k
  • IF the risk cannot be adequately assessed, THEN the provisions to extend time past the TS limit shall NOT be applied.
  • The term “PRA Functional” is unique to RMTS and is not to be confused with the term “functional” as used in Maintenance Rule applications.
  • If RMTS can be applied to a TS, then the TS has “apply the requirements of the CRMP” as part of its action statement
  • RMTS can not be applied when all trains required by a Technical Specification LCO are inoperable unless at least one train is considered PRA Functional.
  • IF a RICT is in effect and a change to MODE 3 or lower occurs, (such as operation of the MODE 3 Selector Switch)

THEN applicable lower MODE transition times of TS become effective.

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  • 0POP01-ZO-0006 R23, Risk Management Actions*
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RMAs for AFW, SDG, ECW, 1E 120 VAC, DC, Batt

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Addenda 3, 4, & 5

  • Section 6 – list of prohibited work items
  • Verification of various support and safety systems:

–Offsite Electrical - PDP

–Fire protection - Containment

–Other trains - TSC DG (1G8)

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RMTS Quantitative Risk Management Guidance

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In-Service Test Plan

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IST plan is all of the operability testing for all affected components. Plan includes a listing of all pumps that fall under this program (useful when determining whether a valve requires Section XI testing).

  • Generated by Engineering
  • Submitted to NRC
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When are reduced ASME XI controls allowed

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IF the repair/replacement is on a class 2 or 3 component,

AND its GQA Risk is low safety or non-risk significant, AND the pressure boundary is Low Risk or lower,

THEN reduced treatment and controls are allowed

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  • 0PGP03-ZE-0027, ASME Section XI Repair/Replacement Activities*
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Section XI Travelers

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ZE-0027 Form 1 Section Xl Traveler will identify if a pressure test is required per 0PGP03-ZE-0082

  • In Service Leak Test - ZE-0082 Section Xl Form 1 ISLT Pressure Test Traveler is added.
  • Hydro - ZE-0082 Section Xl Form 2 Pressure Test Traveler is added

A hydro is generally only needed on welds

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  • 0PGP03-ZM-0025A, Post-Maintenance Testing Implementation*
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Operability Test

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A Technical Specifications required functional or similar test, which is performed to verify that the systems, structures and components affected by the corrective or preventive maintenance work activity, are OPERABLE and ready to be returned to service.

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  • 0PGP03-ZM-0025A, Post-Maintenance Testing Implementation*
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Post Maintenance Test

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Provides verification that a maintenance activity:

  • Corrected the original deficiency
  • Did not introduce a new deficiency
  • If a subsequent Operability Test is required, provides a high degree of confidence that it will be sat.
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  • 0PGP03-ZM-0025, Post-Maintenance Testing Program*
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Waiving PMT Requirements

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If the Work Start Authority decides to waive, they must:

  • Document the steps waived
  • the reason
  • alternate test method, if necessary

IF the requested waiver is for:

  • Safety-Related, but NOT Risk-Ranked Equipment
  • Equipment that is risk ranked GQA/PGR High or Medium*
  • Pressure Boundary Leakage
  • Seat leakage for Reactivity Management valves

THEN approval SHALL be obtained prior to Waiver from Engineering Duty Manager or Engineering Duty Supervisor

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