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6.4 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS
6.4.1 Introduction
This section identifies the administrative controls that ensure administrative safety
functions necessary for safe facility operation. It builds upon the identification in the hazard and
accident analyses of the preventive and mitigative administrative safety features necessary to
protect the public, CW, IW, and the environment, or that provide significant elements of
defense-in-depth. This section also identifies the administrative controls that ensure the
administrative safety features identified in the hazard and accident analyses, including those
applicable to all postulated accident scenarios (ie., assumed initial conditions). The
administrative controls identified are contained in Appendix A, Building 991 CompZex Technical
Safety Requirements of the FSAR.
6.4.2 Identification of Administrative Controls
The safety analysis assumptions, features, and requirements section of the hazard and
accident analyses in NSTR-011-98 identifies the administrative safety features considered
significant for the Building 991 Complex. These assumptions, features, and requirements
provide the broad set of administrative controls considered for accident prevention andor
mitigation, and from which the safety features specifically credited for reducing the risk of an
accident to acceptable levels are derived. The administrative controls providing these safety
features are captured by Table 6-2.
Table 6-2 correlates administrative safety features identified in the hazard and accident analyses
to the administrative controls ensuring the conduct of those safety functions. The first column of
the table presents the credited administrative control as derived from the safety analysis
assumptions, features, and requirements. The Scenario Code column provides a cross-reference
to the scenario in which each administrative control is applied (the control could have been
identified in the hazard evaluation, the bounding accident scenario discussion, and/or the
accident analysis). italicized entries in the Scenario Code colunm indicate that the scenario
summaw table does not list the control but that the control is utilized in the detemiination of
bounding scenarios le.g.. a LLU7 container limit control is not listed for scenarios evaluatiq
TRU waste containers but the LLW limit maintains the TRU waste bounding assumptions). The
third column provides a cross-reference to the TSR administrative control (provided in
Appendix A) that references the control. This column identifies the specific Administrative
Operating Limit (AOL) in the TSR ACs. The final column identifies the safety feature of the
credited administrative control and the presents the TSR AC wording for the control.
Revision L
Scotemher 1999
6-9 Building 991 Complex FSAR