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Report WENRA . Safety Reference Levels for Existing Reactors - UPDATE IN RELATION TO LESSONS LEARNED FROM TEPCO. FUKUSHIMA DAI-ICHI ACCIDENT. 24th September 2014. Table of Content WENRA . Safety Reference Levels for Existing Reactors - Foreword 3. 01 Issue A: Safety Policy 4. 02 Issue B: Operating Organisation 6. 03 Issue C: Management System 8. 04 Issue D: Training and Authorization of NPP Staff (Jobs with Safety Im- 11. portance). 05 Issue E: Design Basis Envelope for Existing Reactors 13. 06 Issue F: Design Extension of Existing Reactors 20. 07 Issue G: Safety Classification of Structures, Systems and Components 24. 08 Issue H: Operational Limits and Conditions (OLCs) 25. 09 Issue I: Ageing Management 27. 10 Issue J: System for Investigation of Events and Operational Experience 28. Feedback 11 Issue K: Maintenance, In-Service Inspection and Functional Testing 30. 12 Issue LM: Emergency Operating Procedures and Severe Accident Manage- 33.
WENRA Safety Reference Level for Existing Reactors_September 2014.docx 24th September 2014 / Page 7 B3. Sufficiency and competency of staff B3.1 The required number of staff for safe operation5, and their competence, shall be ana- lysed in a systematic and documented way.
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