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features and systems credited with prevention andor mitigation <strong>of</strong> accidents. This is<br />

accomplished by ensuring the proper review, approval, and documentation <strong>of</strong> changes to safety<br />

SSCs and non-safety SSCs that could impact safety SSCs. The program stipulates that<br />

operation, maintenance, and modification <strong>of</strong> safety SSCs, and non-safety SSCs that could impact<br />

safety SSCs, rely on the development and use <strong>of</strong> properly authorized work plans, procedures and<br />

training. Further, the program ensures that such documents ire properly maintained and<br />

controlled so that only appropriate revisions are implemented.<br />

The Configuration Management program provides for an independent second<br />

engineering review for engineering documents, and authorization basis change packages and<br />

documentation potentially aecting safety analysis. Management review <strong>of</strong> authorization basis<br />

changes, complex changes and modifications, and other issues affecting the safety analysis is<br />

also provided. Management reviews <strong>of</strong> safety significant issues primarily focus responsible<br />

management attention on safety issues, such as unreviewed safety questions, criticality controls,<br />

modifications <strong>of</strong> equipment important to safety, and authorization basis modifications. These<br />

reviews ensure adequacy <strong>of</strong> work authorization and documentation affecting the safe operation<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Building 99 1 Complex.<br />

Engineering supports configuration management through integration <strong>of</strong> fire protection,<br />

safety and industrial hygiene, nuclear safety and criticality safety, environmental protection and<br />

waste management, and radiation protection safety requirements into the development <strong>of</strong> new<br />

designs and design modifications, as appropriate. Engineekg procedures ensure that changes or<br />

modifications within the Building 991 Complex are accomplished according to applicable codes,<br />

regulations, and standards. Each change that potentially affects a safety SSC receives review<br />

through the unreviewed safety question determination (USQD) process. The program maintains<br />

the authorization basis by providing for the control <strong>of</strong> documentation, review, and approval <strong>of</strong><br />

proposed complex modifications and interfacing with other SMPs.<br />

The Configuration Management program is implemented by the Design Process<br />

Requirements (Ref. 11) and Site Design <strong>Document</strong> ConiroZ (Ref- 12) procedures <strong>of</strong> the Conduct<br />

<strong>of</strong> EngineeringMamral (Ref- 13).<br />

3.5 CRITICALITY SAFETY<br />

The Criticality Safety program for this building establishes criticality safety controls for<br />

building activities involving fissionable material. This program includes the following<br />

processes: to develop criticality safety controls (engineered and/or administrative); to monitor<br />

compliance status with established controls (including infraction investigation and reporting);<br />

and to maintain and control distribution <strong>of</strong> technical documents. The program ensures that<br />

Criticality Safety approves criticality safety controls, either through new evaluations or the<br />

Criticality Safety Limit Examination Program, for all activities involving the storage, relocation,<br />

and/or processing <strong>of</strong> fissionable material. Major features <strong>of</strong> the program include engineering<br />

design reviews; application <strong>of</strong> double-contingency principles; establishment <strong>of</strong> criticality safety<br />

controls (e.g., nuclear criticality safety limits, procedures, posting); testing; surveillances;<br />

training; and periodic program reviews.<br />

Revision I<br />

September 1999<br />

3-7<br />

Buildmg 991 Complex FSAR<br />

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