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Nuclear Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant May 29, 2013 Preston Swafford, Chief Nuclear Officer Tennessee Valley Authority Discussion Points Nuclear Opening Remarks Preston Swafford Integrated Improvement Plan Keith Polson Results Achieved Keith


  1. Nuclear Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant May 29, 2013 Preston Swafford, Chief Nuclear Officer Tennessee Valley Authority

  2. Discussion Points Nuclear Opening Remarks Preston Swafford Integrated Improvement Plan Keith Polson Results Achieved Keith Polson Sustainability Jim Morris Closing Remarks Preston Swafford 2

  3. Opening Remarks Nuclear  TVA’s Nuclear Fleet Vision is:  Leading the industry in safety, people and performance.  TVA’s goal is to sustain improved performance and reduce operational risk at the station.  TVA understands and is addressing the fundamental issues challenging the station. 3

  4. Opening Remarks Nuclear  Implementation of the Integrated Improvement Plan is resulting in meaningful performance improvement.  TVA’s Governance, Oversight, Execution, and Support model is key to sustaining improved performance.  TVA is committing the necessary resources to achieve sustained excellence at Browns Ferry and across the nuclear fleet. 4

  5. Integrated Improvement Plan Nuclear  Integrated Improvement Plan developed to:  Address the red finding, the fundamental problems, and the independent nuclear safety culture assessment results;  Reduce risk;  Improve equipment reliability; and  Ensure sustained performance improvement. 5

  6. Integrated Improvement Plan Nuclear Gaps to Excellence INSCA** Actions Plans We Are Here Equipment Reliability NFPA 805*** Historical Improvement Actions Data Review Collective Evaluation Causal Analysis Action Plan Development Integrated Improvement Plan Improvement & Risk Reduction Demonstrated Performance Request 95003 Inspection April 22 - May 24, 2013 95003 Inspection Confirmatory Action Letter Improvement Continued Performance Sustained Excellence Key Attribute Review IACPD* INSCA** NRC Insp. Results Data Gathering and Related Existing Implement Integrated Improvement Plan Assessments Performance Deficiencies Analysis and Action Implementation Development * Identification, Assessment, & Correction of Performance Deficiencies (IA&CPD) ** Independent Nuclear Safety Culture Assessment (INSCA) *** National Fire Protection Association 805: Performance-Based Standard for Fire Protection for Light Water Reactor Electric Plants (NFPA 805) 6

  7. Integrated Improvement Plan Nuclear Accountability Operational Corrective Decision Action Program Making Safety Culture Fire Risk Equipment Reduction Reliability Sustained through Governance and Oversight Improved through Training 7

  8. Results Achieved - Metrics Nuclear 8

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  10. 2013 INSCA Results Nuclear  Nuclear Safety Culture (NSC) has Summary of Survey Results improved and is rated Area of 2011 2013 Competency or 2 nd quartile. Dimension Rating Rating  Nuclear Safety Values, Behaviors & Practices (NSVB&P) has improved 4 th 2 nd NSC and is rated 2 nd quartile. quartile quartile  Safety Conscious Work Environment 4 th 2 nd (SCWE) has improved and is rated NSVB&P quartile quartile as an Area of Competency or 2 nd quartile. 4 th 2 nd SCWE  Employee Concerns Program (ECP) quartile quartile performance improved and is rated 3 rd 2 nd an Area of Competency or 2 nd ECP quartile quartile quartile. 10

  11. 2013 INSCA Results Nuclear Summary of Survey Results  General Culture and Work Environment (GCWE) 2011 2013 Dimension Improved and is rated an Rating Rating Area of Strength. 2 nd 1 st GCWE  Leadership, Management quartile quartile and Supervisory (LMS) skills 3 rd 1 st and practices improved and LMS quartile quartile is rated as an Area of Strength. Weaknesses 77 4 Priority 23 4 Organizations 11

  12. 2013 INSCA Results Nuclear Assessment Team Conclusions  BFN has made good progress in improving the nuclear safety culture.  There is a workforce frame of reference issue that produces a positive bias in the assessment results.  There is positive momentum in the rate of improvement of Nuclear Safety Culture and a strong desire on the part of the workforce for improvements to continue. 12

  13. 2013 INSCA Results Nuclear Assessment Team Conclusions  The primary drivers of improvement have been senior management’s establishment, communication, demonstration, and reinforcement of higher standards and expectations for good nuclear safety culture and performance.  Current improvement in nuclear safety culture is considered fragile.  The ability to continue to improve will depend on how well management responds to the remaining challenges. 13

  14. Sustainability Nuclear  Nuclear Operating Model implemented  Safety culture improved  Nuclear oversight strengthened  Corporate oversight  Quality Assurance  Nuclear Safety Review Board 14

  15. Closing Remarks Nuclear  TVA understands the fundamental issues challenging the station.  TVA’s goal is to sustain improved performance and reduce operational risk at the station.  TVA is seeing meaningful performance improvement.  TVA is committing the necessary resources to achieve sustained excellence at Browns Ferry and across the nuclear fleet. 15

  16. List of Acronyms Nuclear ECP Employee Concerns Program GCWE General Culture and Work Environment IIP Integrated Improvement Plan INSCA Independent Nuclear Safety Culture Assessment LMS Leadership, Management and Supervisory NFPA National Fire Protection Association NSC Nuclear Safety Culture NSVB&P Nuclear Safety Values, Behaviors & Practices SCWE Safety Conscious Work Environment TVA Tennessee Valley Authority 16

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