W29 Transformation through Risk-Informed Licensing Initiatives

The purpose of this session is to provide perspectives from NRC and industry representatives on the successes and challenges of programmatic risk-informed initiatives that are available for licensees to adopt. These initiatives contribute to operational flexibility using risk insights as an input, such as TSTF-505, TSTF-425, and 10 CFR 50.69. The session will focus on (1) operation at sites that have recently received approval and are implementing the programs, (2) NRC oversight of these programs, and (3) the licensing process and best practices for submittals of these applications to the NRC.

• Stacey Rosenberg, Chief, PRA Licensing Branch C, Division of Risk Assessment, NRR/NRC tel: 301-415-2357, e-mail: Stacey.Rosenberg@nrc.gov

   

• Introductory Remarks
  Stacey Rosenberg, Chief, PRA Licensing Branch C, Division of Risk Assessment, NRR/NRC
• Licensing of Risk-Informed Initiatives
  Jonathan Evens, Reliability and Risk Analyst, PRA Licensing Branch A, Division of Risk Assessment, NRR/NRC
• SNC Successes from Risk-Informed Initiatives
  Ryan Joyce, Lead Engineer, Southern Nuclear Operating Company
• RICT Successes
  Shannon Rafferty-Czincilla, Director of Licensing & Regulatory Affairs, Exelon Generation
• Inspecting Risk-Informed Initiatives
  Antonios Zoulis, Chief, PRA Oversight Branch, Division of Risk Assessment, NRR/NRC

• Mihaela Biro, Reliability and Risk Analyst, PRA Licensing Branch A, Division of Risk Assessment, NRR/NRC tel: 301-415-1243, e-mail: Mihaela.Boro@nrc.gov