Sequoyah response listed below.
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Barber, Jerry Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 1:18 PM To: '[email protected]' Subject: Powernet: Are Anticipated Dose Rate Alarms Documented in CAP? Robinson would like to determine if other sites document "anticipated dose rate alarms" which occur after they have been discussed and documented during a pre-job brief, as "Adverse Conditions" using their site's Corrective Action Program (CAP). At Robinson our procedure requires us to perform a documented "Direct Reading Dosimeter" investigation for all dose and dose rate alarms, and to also document all dose and all unanticipated dose rate alarms in CAP. Does your site document anticipated dose rate alarms in CAP? No. We use the electronic shift log to document anticipated alarms. All anticipated must be pre-briefed and documented or they are considered unanticipated alarms. Drop down provides standard language for the briefing and for the actual alarm if they occur. Does your site document unanticipated dose rate alarms in CAP? Yes Does your site use another tracking system (besides CAP) for tracking all dose and dose rate alarms? CAP for unanticipated ED dose rate alarms and all dose alarms. Shift log for anticipated dose rate alarms Jerry Barber Lead RC Specialist H.B. Robinson Nuclear Plant 843-857-1496 [email protected]
