Document: NUREG-0800
Document ID: debd6dd8-8e9e-4ee8-8a7d-6c4893b13ee1
Document Type: srp
Title: -10
Source: NUREG-0800
Source URL: https://www.nrc.gov/docs/ML0600/ML060030233.pdf
Revision Date: 2023-06
Chapter: 13
Section ID: 13.5.2.1
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GP, when in fact it is addressed in another part of the PGP. For example, the determination of the - adequacy of control room instrumentation and controls may be addressed not in the P-STGs but in the validation and verification program. Reviewers must therefore become familiar with the general objectives and specific review guidelines as a whole so that these situations can be readily identified. 3.0 Plant-Specific Technical Guidelines 3.1 General Discussion All licensees and applicants are required to submit P-STGs. These guidelines may be based on (1) generic technical guidelines (prepared by the owners group), or (2) a plant-specific reanalysis of transients and accidents as described in TMI Action Plan item l.C.1. In either case, the P-STGs should be based on the identification of plant systems and functions and be supported by an analysis of operator tasks to identify operator information and control needs. The four approved generic technical guidelines use different levels of detail to provide operator task information. If generic technical guidelines are referenced, the need for additional task specification will vary depending upon the level of task information provided by the generic technical guidelines and the nature of the deviations from the guidelines. The information to be submitted in the PGP as P-STGs depends on whether or not generic technical guidelines and on the degree to which plant-specific characteristics (e.g., equipment) are consistent with the plant on which the generic technical guidance is based. Some of the "deviations" that must be addressed as part of the P-STG submittal are differences between the generic technical guidelines and the P-STGs. The deviations include differences due to plant initiatives and differences identified in the generic guidelines as "plant-specific" items. Only differences that are safety significant, e.g., related to systems functions, or methods, should be reviewed. Subsection 3.3.2 provides examples of