North Anna does ask system engineers to come to the RM meetings periodically and discuss the problems and corrective actions applicable to their systems. We just started this and it was well received. There is no standard format, but our main interest is what the system engineer is planning in the short and long term timeframes to improve the system. If particular issues are impacting reactivity management, we will also discuss those. This is basically an information exchange discussion at this point. If the team thinks we need to focus more resources on a system, then this would be reflected in the minutes and an assignment would be made in the corrective action system. If we have too much on the agenda, we will move the system engineer to another month.

Rob McAndrew North Anna Reactor Engineering 540-894-2859

aburger@firstener gycorp.com Sent by: To pwrrm@retaqs.com pwrrm@retaqs.com cc hustonr@firstenergycorp.com 03/26/2009 08:17 Subject AM [Pwrrm] Reactivity Management Committee Reviews of Plant Systems

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The Beaver Valley Reactivity Management Committee has had the System Engineers present information on systems that have had the highest "impact" on the reactivity Performance Indicator. We have been asked to inquire within the industry how other plants may review or discuss plant systems that impact reactivity management. Please provide a response the the following questions:

1. Does your Reactivity Management Committee (or equivalent) routinely have the System Engineers of Reactivity Related Systems discuss system health or reactivity impact at committee meetings?

2. How often are these discussions? (i.e. after an event, periodically only if the system had several events, or periodically no matter what)

3. Do you have a templete for these discussions that would assist the system engineer in the preparation of the discussion or guide the discussion during the meeting?

4. What specific topics are discussed? (i.e Reactivity related CRs for system, system health, etc.)

5. What follow up actions does the Reactivity Management Committee take as a result of these discussions?

Thank you in advance

Anthony (A.R.) Burger Supervisor, Reactor Engineering FENOC - Beaver Valley Power Station Phone: (724) 682-4108 Cell: (724) 601-3224 FAX: (724) 682-4250 Email: aburger@firstenergycorp.com

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