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Nuclear Safety Cooperation

R2.03/96 - Quality assurance sys

Quality Assurance system finalization and implementation on NPP site

Status
  • Closed
All Countries
Benefitting Zone
Worldwide
€ 555,130.06
EU Contribution
Contracted in 1999
TACIS
Programme
Technical Assistance to the Commonwealth of Independent States

Details

Type of activity

Design Safety

Nature

Services

Contracting authority

European Commission

Method of Procurement

(FR2007) Restricted Call for Tender - External Actions

Duration

01/06/1999 - 01/12/2000

Contractor

MAGNOX ELECTRIC PLC

Project / Budget year

WW9608 Nuclear Safety 1996 / 1996

Objectives

The Quality Assurance (QA) system development programme, started under TACIS 3.2/91 and continued under R2.10/93, has been completed. As a result of these projects a first series of 10 procedures was developed with VNIIAES and Novovoronezh NPP.

The procedure Management of Maintenance is applied at NVV NPP since January 1996.

The aim of the present project is to complete this activity by addressing:

  • safety management;
  • engineering support;
  • fuel cycle aspects;
  • To perform related NPP personnel training;
  • To assist REA in their efforts to implement this system at all NPPs.

Results

The project was the last step of a larger TACIS overall programme on the Quality Assurance (QA) system development in the Russian nuclear safety sector.

The participants have been working together during previous phases. Therefore, provisions for a successful implementation in a co-operative working atmosphere were granted.
The planned outputs were obtained. As extra bonus the project resulted in MP 2/10 – Guideline Procedure for the Development of Management Procedures. The QA presentation to the key personnel in the Rostov NPP project gave real added value to the Beneficiary.

The QA programme for the operation of NPPs in respect of the topics specified in the TOR was developed including relevant transfer of know-how.

The development and implementation of new procedures as well as the training of the Beneficiary organisations and NPP experts, based on the essential contribution of staff from the Local Subcontractor, showed that the local resources are ready today to pursue QA activities without external support.