APPENDIX B SUPPLEMENTAL INSPECTION PROGRAM A. OBJECTIVES AND PHILOSOPHY OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL INSPECTION PROGRAM



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APPENDIX B SUPPLEMENTAL INSPECTION PROGRAM A. OBJECTIVES AND PHILOSOPHY OF THE SUPPLEMENTAL INSPECTION PROGRAM The supplemental inspection program is designed to support the NRC s goals of maintaining safety, enhancing public confidence, improving the effectiveness, efficiency and realism of the regulatory process, and reducing unnecessary regulatory burden. While the baseline inspection program and performance indicators should provide sufficient information to allow the NRC to meet the goal of assuring licensee s are maintaining safety at facilities with an absence of risk significant performance issues, additional supplemental inspections are required 1 to provide enhanced information regarding safety at facilities where risk significant performance issues have been identified. These performance issues may be identified either by inspection findings evaluated using the significance determination process (SDP) or when performance indicator thresholds are exceeded. The breadth and depth of the supplemental inspections increase in proportion to the relative risk significance of the identified performance issues and will be based upon the guidance provided in the NRC s assessment Action Matrix and the Supplemental Inspection Selection Table. B. APPLICABILITY The supplemental inspections contained in this Appendix apply to all strategic performance areas and associated cornerstones of safety. The inspection report written for the supplemental inspections should contain the NRC s assessment for each inspection requirement. These inspection requirements are independent of whether the performance issues were the result of performance indicators or inspection findings. The resource estimates provided in each supplemental inspection procedure are estimates only, and may vary considerably due to the complexity of the issue(s) and the thoroughness of the licensee s own evaluations and proposed corrective actions. 1 Note that the assessment process allows the option of not performing a supplemental inspection for a white issue identified as part of a licensee self assessment activity. This is not considered a deviation from the action matrix. Issue Date: 03/23/05 B-1 2515 Appendix B

SUPPLEMENTAL INSPECTION SELECTION TABLE One or two white inputs (in different cornerstones) in a strategic performance area One degraded cornerstone (two white inputs or one yellow input) or any three white inputs in a strategic performance area Repetitive degraded cornerstone, multiple degraded cornerstones, multiple yellow inputs, or any one red input Supplemental Inspection and Scope Inspection 95001 consisting of review of the licensee s evaluation of root cause and extent of condition; plus review of proposed corrective actions. Follow-up NRC inspection to determine effectiveness of corrective actions. Inspection limited to specific issue(s) or performance area of concern. Inspection 95002 consisting of review of the licensee s evaluation of root cause and extent of condition, plus review of proposed corrective actions for both individual and collective issues. Independent NRC inspection to assess validity of licensee s extent of condition. Followup NRC inspection to evaluate adequacy of licensee corrective actions. Inspection 95003 consisting of a large multidisciplined NRC team inspection(s). Inspection focused on all key attributes associated with effected strategic performance areas. 2515 Appendix B B-2 Issue Date: 03/23/05

Assessment of Supplemental Inspection Findings Significant weaknesses in the licensee s evaluation may result in expansion of the inspection to independently acquire the information necessary to satisfy the inspection requirements. The original issue may also not be removed from the action matrix until the weaknesses in the evaluation are addressed. Significant weaknesses in licensee evaluation may result in expansion of the inspection to independently acquire the information necessary to satisfy the inspection requirements. The original issue may also not be removed from the action matrix until the weaknesses in the evaluation are addressed. Results of this supplemental inspection will be assessed to determine if additional agency actions are warranted and whether the facility should be ordered to shut down and be placed under Inspection Manual Chapter 0350. C. DESCRIPTION OF SUPPLEMENTAL INSPECTION PROGRAM The supplemental inspection program contains three procedures which become deeper and broader as the safety significance of the performance issues increases. For one or two white inputs in a strategic performance area (different cornerstones), supplemental inspection is limited to a thorough oversight of the licensee s evaluation. For one degraded cornerstone or any three white inputs in a strategic performance area, the supplemental inspection will also review the licensee s collective evaluation for multiple issues. In addition, the portions of the licensee s evaluation concerning extent of condition will be assessed independently by the NRC. This independent assessment will be conducted using inspection procedures selected from tables that list the procedures by cornerstone and key attribute provided in Attachment 1 to this Appendix. The objective of this inspection will be to ensure that the licensee has properly identified the scope (extent) of the issues and that the proposed corrective actions are sufficiently comprehensive. The inspection procedures listed in the Attachment 1 tables include: baseline inspection procedures (portions of which can be repeated with additional samples); procedures that were part of the core, regional initiative, and temporary instruction portions of the old inspection program; and new inspection procedures written solely for the purpose of performing supplemental inspection. A combination of procedures or portions of procedures can also be used as appropriate. Inspection hours utilized in fulfilling this inspection requirement should be charged to inspection procedure 95002, regardless of the specific procedure(s) chosen for implementation. D. ASSESSING INSPECTION FINDINGS Issue Date: 03/23/05 B-3 2515 Appendix B

If during implementation of Inspection s 95001 or 95002, significant weaknesses are identified in the licensee s evaluation of the performance issue, the inspection may be expanded as necessary to independently acquire the information necessary to satisfy the inspection requirements. Also, the original performance issue will remain open and will not be removed from the action matrix until the weaknesses in the evaluation are addressed and corrected. Programmatic weaknesses associated with the licensee s evaluation of the performance issue will also be documented in the inspection report and additional focus will be given to those areas during the next annual problem identification and resolution baseline inspection. Should new or additional examples of performance issues (non-programmatic) be identified during supplemental inspections, the new issues will be categorized using the SDP, and if indicated, the corresponding supplemental inspection procedure will be performed. Supplemental inspections will also be performed if additional examples of performance issues are reported via PIs that result in crossing a new PI threshold. Additional supplemental inspections will generally not be performed if the new or additional examples of performance issues reported via PIs do not result in crossing a new PI threshold. Significant weaknesses identified during performance of Inspection 95003 will be assessed to determine if additional agency actions are warranted and whether the facility should be ordered to be shut down. In such cases, the facility will be placed under Inspection Manual Chapter 0350. END 2515 Appendix B B-4 Issue Date: 03/23/05

ATTACHMENT 1 INSPECTION PROCEDURES TO BE USED FOR ASSESSING EXTENT OF CONDITION INITIATING EVENTS Protection Against External Events Human Performance Quality Equipment Performance Design Configuration Control 71111.01 71111.05 71111.06 71841 71111.14 71707 41500 71715 42700 72701 71111.08 71111.07 71111.12 71111.13 56700 93803 93807 93811 50002 52001 71111.04 71111.13 71111.20 71707 62709 62700 62706 93805 50002 55050 55100 62709 52002 General s 90700 90712 92700 93801 93802 93806 93808 Issue Date: 03/23/05 Att 1-1 2515, App B

MITIGATING SYSTEMS Design Protection Against External Events Configuration Control Equipment Performance Quality Human Performance 71111.02 71111.17 71111.23 93803 93807 71111.21 93811 52001 52002 56700 93810 62710 71111.01 71111.05 71111.06 71111.04 71111.13 71111.16 71111.20 71707 62709 62700 62706 71111.07 73756 71111.12 71111.13 71111.15 71111.19 71111.21 71111.22 71111.23 71111.17 93805 38703 49001 55050 55100 56700 57050 57060 57070 57080 57090 62002 62708 70370 93810 93811 62709 62710 42700 72701 42001 73052 71841 71111.11 71111.14 71111.16 71707 41500 71715 General s 90700 90712 93803 93802 93804 92700 93801 93806 93808 2515, App B Att 1-2 Issue Date: 03/23/05

BARRIER INTEGRITY Fuel Cladding Performance RCS Equip. & Barrier Perf. Containment SSC & Barrier Perf. Human Performance Quality Design Control Configuration Control 61702 61705 61706 61707 61708 61709 61710 62700 62706 71111.08 71111.12 71111.13 71111.17 71111.22 71111.23 61728 73753 73051 73755 93805 55050 55100 61720 62700 62706 71111.12 71111.13 71111.22 71111.17 71111.23 61715 70313 70323 93805 50002 38703 49001 71841 71111.11 71111.14 71707 41500 71715 42700 70307 72701 73052 71111.02 71111.17 71111.23 93803 93811 50002 71111.04 71111.13 71111.20 71707 62709 56700 55050 55100 56700 57050 57060 57070 57080 57090 73756 62709 57050 57060 57070 57080 57090 62002 62003 70370 62709 General s 90700 90712 92700 93801 93808 Issue Date: 03/23/05 Att 1-3 2515, App B

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS ERO Readiness Facilities and Equipment Quality ERO Performance Offsite EP 82001 71114 82201 82202 82001 71114 82201 82202 82001 71114 82201 82202 82001 No NRC inspection of this key attribute. - Evaluation performed by FEMA PUBLIC RADIATION SAFETY Facilities/Equipment Program/Process Human Performance 83502 83502.01 83502.02 83502 83502.01 83502.02 83502.03 86730 83502 83502.01 83502.02 83502.03 71841 41500 OCCUPATIONAL RADIATION SAFETY Facilities and Equipment Program/Process Human Performance 83725 83724 General s 83501 83725 83724 79702 83728 83723 71841 41500 2515, App B Att 1-4 Issue Date: 03/23/05

PHYSICAL PROTECTION Physical Protection System Access Authorization System Access Control System Response to Contingency Events 81018 81020 81034 81038 81042 81046 81052 81058 81062 81064 81066 81078 81084 81810 81018 81020 81034 81038 81502 81700 81018 81020 81034 81038 81042 81046 81054 81058 81064 81070 81072 81074 81080 81018 81020 81022 81034 81038 81042 81052 81054 81058 81062 81064 81066 81078 81080 81084 81088 81110 81501 81601 81700 END Issue Date: 03/23/05 Att 1-5 2515, App B

ATTACHMENT 2 PROCEDURES LISTED IN ATTACHMENT 1 Inspection No. Inspection Title 38703 Commercial Grade Procurement Inspection 41500 Training and Qualification Effectiveness 42001 Emergency Operating s 42700 Plant s 49001 Inspection of Erosion/Corrosion Monitoring Programs 50002 52001 52002 55050 Steam Generators Digital Retrofits Receiving Prior Approval Digital Retrofits Not Receiving Prior Approval Nuclear Welding General Inspection 55100 Structural Welding General Inspection 56700 Calibration 57050 Nondestructive Examination Visual Examination Review/Work Observation/ Record Review 57060 Nondestructive Examination Liquid Penetrant Examination Review/Work Observation/Record Review 57070 Nondestructive Examination Magnetic Particle Examination Review/Work Observation/Record Review 57080 Nondestructive Examination Ultrasonic Examination Review/Work Observation Record Review Issue Date: 03/23/05 Att 2-1 2515, App B

Inspection No. Inspection Title 57090 Nondestructive Examination Radiographic Examination Review/Work Observation/ Record Review 61702 Surveillance of Core Power Distribution Limits 61705 Calibration of Nuclear Instrumentation Systems 61706 Core Thermal Power Evaluation 61707 Determination of Reactor Shutdown Margin 61708 Isothermal and Moderator Temperature Coefficient Determinations 61709 Total Power Coefficient of Reactivity at Pressurized Water Reactors 61710 Control Rod Worth Measurement 61715 Verification of Containment Integrity 61720 Containment Local Leak Rate Testing 61728 Independent Measurement of RCS Leak Rates for a PWR 62002 Inspection of Structures, Passive Components, and Civil Engineering Features at Nuclear Power Plants 62003 Inspection of Steel and Concrete Containment Structures at Nuclear Power Plants 62700 Maintenance Program Implementation 62706 Maintenance Rule Inspection 62708 Motor-Operated Valve Capability 62709 Configuration Risk Assessment and Risk Management Process 62710 Power-Operated Gate Valve Pressure Locking and Thermal Binding 70307 Containment Integrated Leak Rate Test - Review 2515, App B Att 2-2 Issue Date: 03/23/05

Inspection No. Inspection Title 70313 Containment Integrated Leak Rate Test 70323 Containment Leak Rate Test Results Evaluation 70370 Testing Piping Support and Restraint Systems 71707 Plant Operations 71715 Sustained Control Room and Plant Observation 71841 Supplemental Inspection for Human Performance 72701 Modification Testing 73051 Inservice Inspection - Review of Program 73052 Inservice Inspection - Review of s 73753 Inservice Inspection 73755 Inservice Inspection - Data Review and Evaluation 73756 Inservice Testing of Pumps and Valves 79702 Control and Monitoring of Radiological Source Term 81018 Security Plan and Implementing s 81020 Management Effectiveness - Security Program 81022 Security Organization 81034 Security Program Audit 81038 Records and Reports 81042 Testing and Maintenance 81046 Locks, Keys, and Combinations 81052 Physical Barriers-Protected Areas 81054 Physical Barriers-Vital Areas, Material Access Areas and Controlled Access Areas Issue Date: 03/23/05 Att 2-3 2515, App B

Inspection No. Inspection Title 81058 Security System Power Supply 81062 Lighting 81064 Compensatory Measures 81066 Assessment Aids 81070 Access Control - Personnel 81072 Access Control (Power Reactor) - Packages 81074 Access Control - Vehicles 81078 Detection Aids - Protected Areas 81080 Detection Aids - VA, MAA, CAA 81084 Alarm Stations 81088 Communications 81110 Operational Safeguards Response Evaluation (OSRE) 81501 Personnel Training and Qualifications - General Requirements 81502 Fitness for Duty Program 81601 Safeguards Contingency Plan Implementation Review 81810 Protection of Safeguards Information 82001 Evaluation of Emergency Preparedness 82201 Emergency Detection and Classification 82202 Protective Action Decision Making 83501 Significant Uncontrolled Exposures 83502 Evaluation of Public Radiation Safety 83502.01 Radioactive Gaseous and Liquid Trreatment and Monitoring Systems 2515, App B Att 2-4 Issue Date: 03/23/05

Inspection No. Inspection Title 83502.02 Radioactive Material Process and Transportation 83502.03 Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program and Radioactive Material Control Program 83723 Training and Qualifications: General Employee Training, Radiation Safety, Plant Chemistry, Radwaste, and Transportation 83724 External Occupational Exposure Control and Personal Dosimetry 83725 Internal Exposure Control and Assessment 83728 Maintaining Occupational Exposures ALARA 86730 Transportation of Radioactive Materials (49CFR Parts 100-179 & 10 CFR Part 71) 90700 Feedback of Operational Experience Information at Operating Power Reactors 90712 In-Office Review of Written Reports of Nonroutine Events at Power Reactor Facilities 92700 Onsite Follow-up of Written Reports of Nonroutine Events at Power Reactor Facilities 93801 Safety System Functional Inspection (SSFI) 93802 Operational Safety Team Inspection (OSTI) 93803 Safety Systems Outage Modifications Inspection 93804 Risk-Based Operational Safety and Performance Inspection 93805 Maintenance Program 93806 Operational Readiness Assessment Team Inspections 93807 Systems Based Instrumentation and Control Inspection 93810 Service Water System Operational Performance Inspection (SWSOPI) Issue Date: 03/23/05 Att 2-5 2515, App B

Inspection No. Inspection Title 93811 Electrical Distribution System Functional Inspection (EDSFI) END 2515, App B Att 2-6 Issue Date: 03/23/05