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Nuclear IndustryAssessment Committee
Overview
ASQ Energy & Environmental Conference
August 28, 2006
Ed Stankiewicz
Joseph Oat Corporation
NIAC Chairman
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Presentation Overview
• Brief history of NIAC
• Organization structure
• Benefits / recent audit activity
• Comparison of NIAC / NUPIC approaches
• Success examples
• Status summary
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History
• Founded in 1994 by 11 Charter members• Patterned after the NUPIC concept subject to some interesting
challenges– Needed to address the anti-trust (collusion) aspects of competitors
sharing audits– Sharing arrangement resulted in an innovative ratio technique to
address assessment assignments
• Amended charter / checklists in 2003 /2004 – Include DOE complex suppliers– Include Transportation and Storage 10CFR71 / 10CFR72
• Current membership is at 76 members
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Organization Structure
• Executive Officers• Steering Committee
• Compliance Committee
• General Membership
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Organization Structure
• Executive Officers– ChairmanEd Stankiewicz Joseph Oat Corporation
– Vice-Chair Rosalie Nava Crane Nuclear Inc.
– Secretary John De Kline Enertech
– Treasurer John Salasky Axion Technical Services
• Responsible for general direction of NIAC activities as identified by the Steering Committee
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Organization Structure• Steering Committee
– Executive Officers
– Up to 8 additional elected members
• Control and issuance of NIAC documents (meeting minutes / procedures / audit plans and schedules)
• Administration of NIAC funds• Identify matters subject to approval of the General membership
– Issues of noncompliance
– Membership fee and dues structure
– Changes to NIAC operating procedures or NIAC charter
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Organization Structure• Compliance Committee
– Three person committee
– Led by an elected chair person
• Identify noncompliance issues for Steering Committee or General Membership action
• Charter issues– Attendance at annual meeting / performance of scheduled audits
– Performance of scheduled assessments
• Assessment quality issues– Late issuance of assessment reports
– Lack of follow-up
– Quality Issues
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Organization Structure
• General Membership– Currently 76 members
• Attend annual membership meeting (November)
• Plan / perform assigned assessments
• Conduct assessments as a safety-related service
• Maintain Lead Auditor qualifications (ASME NQA-1 / ANSI 45.2.23)
• Obtaining supplier authorization to perform as a NIAC audit and share results
• Provide audit plans / reports and follow-up information to sharing members
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Supplier quality assurance programs are evaluated using a consistent basis.
• Standard methodology is utilized for the performance of supplier assessments.
• Member companies save on audit costs by the sharing of assessment results.
• Suppliers save on audit costs by a reduction in the number of assessments conducted.
• Interface and cooperation between industry peers is increased.
Benefits
Collectively NIAC members have improved the quality of our audit processes to benefit of our customers as well as our industry
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Audit activity and savings
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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005
# Audits performed
• Estimated aggregate member savings over last 5 years - $2.5 Million
• Based on dues, annual meeting attendance and performance of one assessment and receiving two - payback period for participating member is in the first year
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Comparison NIAC / NUPIC• Organization and Objectives
– Similar approaches and goals
– Executive leadership / committees
• Audit performance– Equitable sharing arrangement
– NUPIC performs joint assessments
– NIAC charter prohibits joint assessments
– Members evaluate / accept assessments under their individual QA programs
• Similar benefits and cost savings to participating members
• Stable, institutionalized and effective processes
• Approaches have achieved industry / NRC acceptance
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Some successes - examples• Ability to address emergency needs
– Supplier of needed raw material not on QSL / AVL
– Normal “fire drill” would require dispatch of auditor to audit and qualify supplier - 3 to 5 day cycle time
– Review NIAC database indicated a NIAC member had performed an audit
– NIAC at its best!!
• Contacted auditing member
• Processed authorization letter / forms
• Obtained / evaluated supplier audit report (pdf / overnight mail)
• Qualified supplier for use
– NIAC success - same day / next day cycle time
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Some successes - examples• Ability to address routine needs
– Overseas supplier of fabricated components needed by participating NIAC member
– Participating member had audited and qualified supplier
– Routine request processed to share audit avoiding overseas travel
– NIAC success - evolving global nature of participating NIAC members is becoming evident as sharing of European and Asian suppliers is becoming more common
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Status summary• We’ve grown
• We’ve expanded beyond the nuclear utility supply base
• Processes continue to be stable and efficient
• Continuing to benefit participating members
• Continuing to benefit the nuclear industry
• Adapting to the global economy
– Sharing increased number of European and Asian supplier assessments
– Membership expanding to non-US suppliers
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