Provisional Operations
30 April 2014
Presented to:
Citizens’ Advisory Commission
Presented by:
Kim Jackson
Operations Manager
Path to Operations
 Continue marching forward to start Provisional Operations
(Certification Period for Operations & Maintenance staff)
 4 Steps for Agent Readiness follow to verify people, paper and
equipment are ready:
1. Provisional Operations
– Certification period for plant staff and integration of plant
departments/activities
2. Integrated Facility Testing & HVAC Readiness
– Final tuning of equipment & HVAC setup
3. Optimization
– Formal graded exercises by the Plant to verify readiness
4. Integrated Operations Demonstrations
– Formal graded exercises by PCAPP and stakeholders to verify readiness
2
ORR Major Milestones – The Road to
Initial Agent Operations
*Major Milestones per
the PCAPP Integrated
Master Schedule (IMS)
1
9
8
4
14
15
Lab Dilute Agent Operations Mini-ORR
Boiler Ignition Readiness
Assessment
Start Operational Readiness Demo (IOD) – JUN
2015
Agent Entry Readiness and Agent Containment and Confinement
Controls – AUG 2014
Start ERB Provisional Operations/Operations Certifications – OCT 2014
Start APB Provisional Operations/Operations Certifications –
NOV 2014
Contingency Training Readiness/Crew Certification –
JAN 2015
Begin Plant “Soft” Lockdown (Familiarization) – FEB
2015
Start BTA Provisional Operations/Operations Certifications –
NOV 2014 (Optional – Not required per ACWA Policy #26)
Yard Provisional Operations – AUG 2014
Systemization
Complete/Declare Readiness –
JUL 2015
Complete PCAPP
Systemization (for Pilot
Testing )– SEP 2015
Training Facility Available for Practical Factors – Readiness Check
Pre-Systemization Complete
Training Facility Available for Toxic Area Training – Readiness Check
10
11
12
13
Environmental Readiness – MAR 2015
16
Key Readiness
Milestones
COMPLETE
IN PROGRESS
NOT STARTED
* Incremental Readiness
Assessments will overlap
– they are not strictly
sequential
6
5
3
2
7
3
Provisional Operations ~ 2 Month
Period
 Period for Operations & Maintenance
staff to gain proficiency and complete
certifications
• Achieved through normal operations and
contingency exercises to build proficiency
– Split into four areas: Yard Utilities,
Enhanced Reconfiguration Building, Agent
Processing Building and Biotreatment Area
• Four months away from kicking off Yard
Utility exercises
– Normal operations will focus on utility
operations (e.g. compressors, boilers)
– Contingencies will focus on industrial
spill response and confined space rescue
– Equipment recovery drills for loss of utility
equipment will be performed
4
Yard Provisional Operations
 Internal Drills and Exercises to Confirm Proficiency in
the Yard
 Normal Operations Evolutions:
• Utility Operations (Compressors, Electrical, Fire Water, Boilers)
• Equipment Rotations
• Rounds and Readings, and response to abnormal indications
• Preventive Maintenance and Corrective Maintenance (allows maintenance to
practice expected maintenance evolutions)
• Routine shift practices (shift turnover, log keeping)
 Contingency Evolutions:
• HAZMAT response, including confined space rescue
• Loss of Plant Air Recovery
• Loss of Instrument Air Recovery
• Loss of Power Recovery
5
Activities to Prepare for Operations
 Emergency Response Team
(ERT) standup underway
• Received final trucks/trailers and
ambulance from TOCDF and UMCDF
• ERT courses kick off April 2014
• Project all four crews to have ERT
stood up by Aug 2014
 Draft drill packages have been
developed for all normal
operations and contingencies
• All packages will be provided to ORR
Team to kick off stakeholder review
(April 2014)
6
Activities to Prepare for Provisional
Operations
 Toxic Area Training (TAT) kicked off – Operations & Maintenance
(O&M) training in progress
• Operations Support Backups Priority for classes
• Maintenance and Operations to follow April 2014 – April 2015
 Training Facility Projectile Mortar Disassembly and Munitions
Washout System installation nearing completion
• Provides Maintenance hands-on ability to practice preventive maintenance
and corrective maintenance (such as a Cavity Access Machine replacement)
• Maintenance training scheduled for summer 2014
 Training Facility Simulator Courses for Control Room Operators
kicks off April 2014
• Started in April – all four Control Room crews in progress to complete in
2015
 Final hiring wave in progress for O&M staff
• March-July 2014 brings on remaining plant personnel
7
Question?
8

Provisional Operations 30 April 2014

  • 1.
    Provisional Operations 30 April2014 Presented to: Citizens’ Advisory Commission Presented by: Kim Jackson Operations Manager
  • 2.
    Path to Operations Continue marching forward to start Provisional Operations (Certification Period for Operations & Maintenance staff)  4 Steps for Agent Readiness follow to verify people, paper and equipment are ready: 1. Provisional Operations – Certification period for plant staff and integration of plant departments/activities 2. Integrated Facility Testing & HVAC Readiness – Final tuning of equipment & HVAC setup 3. Optimization – Formal graded exercises by the Plant to verify readiness 4. Integrated Operations Demonstrations – Formal graded exercises by PCAPP and stakeholders to verify readiness 2
  • 3.
    ORR Major Milestones– The Road to Initial Agent Operations *Major Milestones per the PCAPP Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) 1 9 8 4 14 15 Lab Dilute Agent Operations Mini-ORR Boiler Ignition Readiness Assessment Start Operational Readiness Demo (IOD) – JUN 2015 Agent Entry Readiness and Agent Containment and Confinement Controls – AUG 2014 Start ERB Provisional Operations/Operations Certifications – OCT 2014 Start APB Provisional Operations/Operations Certifications – NOV 2014 Contingency Training Readiness/Crew Certification – JAN 2015 Begin Plant “Soft” Lockdown (Familiarization) – FEB 2015 Start BTA Provisional Operations/Operations Certifications – NOV 2014 (Optional – Not required per ACWA Policy #26) Yard Provisional Operations – AUG 2014 Systemization Complete/Declare Readiness – JUL 2015 Complete PCAPP Systemization (for Pilot Testing )– SEP 2015 Training Facility Available for Practical Factors – Readiness Check Pre-Systemization Complete Training Facility Available for Toxic Area Training – Readiness Check 10 11 12 13 Environmental Readiness – MAR 2015 16 Key Readiness Milestones COMPLETE IN PROGRESS NOT STARTED * Incremental Readiness Assessments will overlap – they are not strictly sequential 6 5 3 2 7 3
  • 4.
    Provisional Operations ~2 Month Period  Period for Operations & Maintenance staff to gain proficiency and complete certifications • Achieved through normal operations and contingency exercises to build proficiency – Split into four areas: Yard Utilities, Enhanced Reconfiguration Building, Agent Processing Building and Biotreatment Area • Four months away from kicking off Yard Utility exercises – Normal operations will focus on utility operations (e.g. compressors, boilers) – Contingencies will focus on industrial spill response and confined space rescue – Equipment recovery drills for loss of utility equipment will be performed 4
  • 5.
    Yard Provisional Operations Internal Drills and Exercises to Confirm Proficiency in the Yard  Normal Operations Evolutions: • Utility Operations (Compressors, Electrical, Fire Water, Boilers) • Equipment Rotations • Rounds and Readings, and response to abnormal indications • Preventive Maintenance and Corrective Maintenance (allows maintenance to practice expected maintenance evolutions) • Routine shift practices (shift turnover, log keeping)  Contingency Evolutions: • HAZMAT response, including confined space rescue • Loss of Plant Air Recovery • Loss of Instrument Air Recovery • Loss of Power Recovery 5
  • 6.
    Activities to Preparefor Operations  Emergency Response Team (ERT) standup underway • Received final trucks/trailers and ambulance from TOCDF and UMCDF • ERT courses kick off April 2014 • Project all four crews to have ERT stood up by Aug 2014  Draft drill packages have been developed for all normal operations and contingencies • All packages will be provided to ORR Team to kick off stakeholder review (April 2014) 6
  • 7.
    Activities to Preparefor Provisional Operations  Toxic Area Training (TAT) kicked off – Operations & Maintenance (O&M) training in progress • Operations Support Backups Priority for classes • Maintenance and Operations to follow April 2014 – April 2015  Training Facility Projectile Mortar Disassembly and Munitions Washout System installation nearing completion • Provides Maintenance hands-on ability to practice preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance (such as a Cavity Access Machine replacement) • Maintenance training scheduled for summer 2014  Training Facility Simulator Courses for Control Room Operators kicks off April 2014 • Started in April – all four Control Room crews in progress to complete in 2015  Final hiring wave in progress for O&M staff • March-July 2014 brings on remaining plant personnel 7
  • 8.