Transcript How will the values of NMP affect the SL organisation

Magnox Swarf Storage Silos Programme
Decommissioning Delivery Partnership Requirements
February 2014
Gavin Askew
MSSS Programme Context
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The MSSS Programme manages and mitigates
the significant radiological and environmental
hazard presented by the inventory held within
the facility.
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Facility constructed in four phases from the
1960s to 1980s
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One of the highest priorities for
decommissioning in the NDA portfolio
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NDA and Stakeholder challenge to accelerate
risk and hazard reduction
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Age and proximity to other buildings limits the
scope for structural improvements
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Currently a suite of major capital, retrievals
and facility resilience projects are in progress
and in various stages of maturity.
MSSS Programme Context
Programme Status
The MSSS Programme is being delivered in 7 tranches, resulting in successive risk reduction and
the removal of the hazard posed by the waste currently stored in the MSSS facility.
MSSS Programme Tranches
MSSS Programme Benefits
1 – Pre retrievals risk reduction structured as a
programme
1 – Safer, More Efficient Control & Delivery of Work
2 – Risk & Consequence from Hydrogen Event Reduced & Facility More Resilient
3 – Reduced Risk from a Seismic Event & Facility More Resilient
2 – MBGW removal capability
4 – Site Hazard & Risk Reduced Due to MSSS Beta Gamma Waste Removal
3 – Sludge bearing waste removal capability
5 – Site Hazard & Risk Reduced Due to MSSS Bulk Waste Removed
4 – MSSS stream full operational capability
5 – MSSS residuals removal capability
6 – MSSS facility POCO & decommissioning
capability
6 – Site Hazard & Risk Reduced Due to MSSS Residuals Removed
7 – End state
7 – Site Hazard & Risk Reduced Due to MSSS Facility Removed
The duration of the DDP covers activities relating to the first 4 of these tranches, thus requiring a
wide range of capabilities and interfaces with SL and supply chain organisations.
Key Delivery Challenges for MSSS
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Complex Environment
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Significant ramp up in plant based activity over next 5 years
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Transition from a Nuclear Asset Management and Capital Projects
environment into a Nuclear Waste Operating and Decommissioning
Retrievals environment.
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The required degree of programme and project level technical and planning
integration
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Uncertainty in the waste form
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Limited Material Import and Export Routes
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Availability of sufficient skilled Resources
Capability required from DDP
Skills
Service/Capability Requirements
Facility Integrator
•Coordination and delivery of physical activities within the facility.
•Development of existing Integrated Work Management capability.
•Facility Logistics
Strategic Programming support
•Support development of Programme Management and Programme Baseline
maturity.
•Ongoing assurance of adherence to the Programme Execution Plan.
Delivery Agent
•Accelerated project execution covering detail design, fabrication, construction
and setting to work
•Material, component and plant procurement
•Commissioning and Start-up: Nuclear safety commissioning preparation,
Inactive nuclear safety commissioning and Active nuclear safety commissioning.
Programme controls
•Integrated Programme planning, monitoring and control
Commercial and Procurement
Management capability
•Augmentation of existing Commercial and Procurement Management capability
Programme Supply Chain Arrangements
Key Requirements
We are looking for :
• Collaborative behaviours
• Ability to integrate with existing organisation
• Ability to accommodate and react to evolving requirements
• Ability to reduce the time and costs associated with high degrees of
contestation within the facility
• Provision of access to SQEP resources and competent T3/T4 delivery
organisations
• Active management of bottlenecks
• Innovation
• A risk sharing approach
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