Bio For Transition Surveillance and Maintanance of a Nuclear Facility

DOE-STD-3011-2002

Facility description should be in a BIO chapter 2; hazard and accident analysis guidance in

chapter 3 of DOE-STD-3009 should be used and the results described in a BIO chapter 3, etc.

Generally, qualitative hazards analyses should be expected.

Consistent with the Rule, hazard controls identified in hazards analysis that are safety

structures, systems, and components (safety SSCs) should be evaluated for classification as

safety class or safety significant SSCs according to the definition of those terms in the Rule

and the guidance in DOE-STD-3009. They should be described in a BIO chapter 4, to the

extent that existing information can support.

The Rule (10 CFR 830.205) requires Technical Safety Requirements. These are derived

from the DSA (BIO). Information useful to link the BIO to the TSR document, such as the

bases of safety limits, etc., a listing of TSR design features and their rationales, and the bases

for safety management programs should be presented in a BIO chapter 5. As with Category

3 DSAs, the basis for safety management programs, and any facility-specific characteristics

of them that are necessary, is through hazards analyses. A listing of these programs, with

references to site-wide programs and the facility-specific characteristics should be presented

in summary table form.