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5 ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS<br />

5.0 GENERAL APPLICATION<br />

AC 5.0, General Application, only applies to individual failures against CREDITED<br />

PROGRAMMATIC ELEMENTS in AC 5.1 through AC 5.5 and does not apply to other<br />

aspects <strong>of</strong> SMPs. All other Safety Management Programs are evaluated through<br />

self-assessments conducted in accordance with the Site Integrated Oversight Manual and<br />

tracked, trended, and corrected in accordance with the requirements <strong>of</strong> the specific<br />

Safety Management Program (Le., Radiological Improvement Reports, Criticality Safety<br />

Infractions, or Occurrence Reports).<br />

5.0.1 ACs Shall Be Met At All Times<br />

I Administrative<br />

Controls (ACs) shall be met at all times, unless otherwise specified.<br />

AC deviations may occur at three levels: individual failures, programmatic<br />

deficiencies, and AC VIOLATIONS.<br />

5.0.2 AC Individual Failure<br />

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. Individual failures to comply with a CREDITED PROGRAMMATIC ELEMENT <strong>of</strong><br />

an AC, which are isolated and not systemic in nature, do not constitute non-compliance<br />

with the AC. Individual failures, deemed to be systemic in nature, are addressed under<br />

AC 5.0.3, AC Programmatic Deficiency.<br />

An individual failure <strong>of</strong> an AC limit and its action statement is an AC VIOLATION.<br />

A-77<br />

Building 991 Complex FSAR<br />

Appendix A<br />

I

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