Bellefonte Nuclear Plant Organiza onal Development and Workforce Planning “Developing Nuclear Power”
Tennessee Valley Authority Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Presenta on by Ed Boyles August 25, 2011
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on . 155 local distributors . 56 directly served customers . 9 million people in an 80,000 sq mile service area . Public users of land and recrea onal facili es . Communi es with economic development assistance
2 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Hydro; 8% Combus on Turbine and Fossil Plants Combus on Nuclear Diesels; 2% Turbines Plants Renewables, less than 1%
Nuclear; 37%
Fossil/Coal; 53% Hydroelectric Pumped- Dams Storage Green Power
Genera on(Capacity)
3 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on . 11 fossil sites (53 units) . 3 nuclear sites (6 units) . 29 hydro sites (109 units) . 11 combus on turbine sites (96 units) . 1 pumped storage sta on . 1 wind energy site . 17,000 miles of transmission line
4 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TVA’s Current Nuclear Por olio
Sequoyah Nuclear Plant Wa s Bar Nuclear Plant
Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
5 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TVA’s Original Nuclear Vision
Hartsville Phipps Bend Watts Bar
Sequoyah Yellow Creek Bellefonte
Browns Ferry
— Planned Units
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Our Nuclear Fleet Today
Watts Bar
Sequoyah
Bellefonte
Browns Ferry
— Operational
— Construction
— Engineering
— Potential Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Our Approach Today
Under Construc on Engineering Studies
Wa s Bar 2 Bellefonte 1 Future Nuclear
Expected in- service 2013 2018-2020 >2020
Megawa s 1,180 1,260 TBD Wa s Bar
Comple ng Unit 2 Will Provide an Addi onal 1,180 MW of Genera ng Capacity to the TVA System
High Pressure Turbine for Unit 2 Moisture Separator Reheaters being delivered Wa s Bar Nuclear Plant being li ed in the Turbine Building • Five year project • Current staffing – 3,600
9 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Developing Two Nuclear Op ons For Future Genera on
BLN 1 and 2 BLN 3 and 4
Babcock & Wilcox (AREVA) Wes nghouse • Construc on permits • Pursuing combined opera ng reinstated in deferred status licenses • Preserving exis ng asset • Standardiza on of plant design and licensing
August 18 TVA Board approved comple on of Bellefonte Unit 1 10 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on . Babcock and Wilcox Model 205 – 205 fuel assemblies – 264 fuel rods; each rod contains 143” of UO2 low enriched fuel pellets
. Two Pressurized Water Reactors (PWRs) – 1260 MWe/3600MWt (with steam path upgrade)
. Design Addresses New Regulatory Requirements – TMI Lessons-Learned – Fire Protec on – Dual Containment Configura on – Seismic
11 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Percep on Reality • Full digital upgrade of instrumenta on and control (I&C) system • Evalua on and applica on of current NRC regula ons • Evalua on and refurbishment and/or replacement of ac ve plant components • Systems, structures and components (SSCs) will be verified to meet all applicable design basis requirements
If completed, Bellefonte will be the most modern U.S. opera ng nuclear facility.
Cartoon by Clay Benne , Published by Cha anooga Times Free Press on 5/26/2010 18 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Value of Exis ng Asset
• Electrical • Piping • Valves • Rebar/Steel • Concrete • Site Infrastructure/ Cooling Towers
Embedded value versus new construction - $1.9 billion
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on B&W 205 Improves a Reliable Design
Evolu onary B&W 205 Design Improvements • Hardened used fuel pools • Redundant equipment separa on • Lower core power density • Raised reactor coolant loop design • Improved steam generator design • B&W Owner Group improvements • Larger steam dump capacity
Seven B&W • State-of-art control and protec ve Designed Units systems Operating in U.S. • Secondary reactor shield building
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Bellefonte Moderniza on
Original Main Control Room • Improvements in safety margins over original design, mee ng industry requirements for new reactor designs
• New steam generators
• Redesigned main turbine
• Digital instrumenta on and controls
• Modernized main control room Planned
• Components refurbished or replaced
• New main condenser tubing
• Newest PWR fuel design
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Public and Community Percep ons
• Support for nuclear at all- me high • Public support is cri cal • Community ac vi es essen al – Specific tours – Targeted community audiences – Economic and workforce development
Pictures are of tours with student and community groups at 25 Bellefonte Nuclear Plant. Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on New Equipment and Moderniza on
New Equipment and Moderniza on n $2.1 Billio
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Design for Disasters
Natural Disaster Worst Recorded Bellefonte Design
Elevation Elevation 627 602.2 Flood
F5—Rainsville, F5 Alabama (360 MPH) (261-318 MPH) Tornado
8.0—New Madrid, 8.9—New Madrid Missouri Earthquake Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Bellefonte Project Status
Construction completion approved August 18 • $4.9 billion • Construction work to follow Watts Bar 2
Project staffing • ~650 on site • ~350 across nation
Established contracts for steam generators
Site facilities renovated and expanded
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Bellefonte Virtual Tour
20 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Bellefonte 1 Conclusions
• Least cost base load supply alterna ve, and would be a key part of a balanced genera on por olio that delivers cleaner energy.
• Needed to meet capacity shor all between 2018-2020.
• Contrary to some percep ons Bellefonte will: – Be one of youngest reactor designs in country – Be among the safest of any of the exis ng reactors in the country – Meet latest NRC requirements including Fukushima recommenda ons
– Be one of the most modern nuclear plants in country
• Poten al impacts from Japan event have been conserva vely assessed and included in project cost and risk es mates.
• Project thoroughly evaluated for over two years.
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on One Team One Goal
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TVA Bellefonte Unit 1 Project Organiza on
23 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Contract Model One Team – One Goal
TVA
Project Controls
NSSS BOP AE NSSS Construc on BOP Construc on
Facili es Facili es & T/G OTSG Construc on Maintenance
24 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Project Governance
Execu ve Steering Commi ee 6 mo
Project Steering Commi ee 2 mo
Daily Project Controls
Engineering Plant Licensing Construc on Projects
NSSS BOP Maintenance NSSS Constructor 1 Facili es
BWC Specialty T/G Security BOP SGT
NPG Constructor 2 Others Others Specialty
25 Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on A New Workforce Planning Process
…ENSURING THE RIGHT EMPLOYEES, WITH THE RIGHT COMPETENCIES, IN THE RIGHT JOB, AT THE RIGHT TIME. Shonna R. Moore, MBA/HR, SWP Tennessee Valley Authority
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TENNESSEE VALLEY
AUTHORITY WORKFORCE PLANNING PROCESS
Recrui ng Strategic Developing Business Plan The new WFP
Budgetary Training process will be Resources TVA Workforce integrated with TVA’s vision, Goals & Planning Reten on Objec ves Model values, goals
Succession Vision & Values and key Planning Mission Statement processes
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TVA STRATEGIC WORKFORCE PLAN: FOUR PHASE PROCESS Workforce Planning at TVA serves as the foundation for managing our organization’s human capital. It enables us to plan strategically, to meet current and future workforce needs, and prevents unnecessary surprises in maintaining a steady-state workforce. The Workforce Planning Process has been designed to represent four (4) phases. These phases are as follows:
• Ensure alignment with Strategic Plan, TVA Business Plan, and BU Business • Analyze gaps between Plan. actual staffing and current staffing plan in order to help • Iden fy and analyze current staffing forecast and develop future supply and demand. staffing needs. • Consider the four main types of risk: Talent Risk, Knowledge Loss Risk, Legal Risk, and Cost Risk. Phase 1: Phase 2: Current & Future State Gaps & Risk Analysis Analysis
Phase 4: Implementa on Phase 3: • Implementa on strategies will Strategy & help deal with issues such as Monitoring/ Staffing Plans staffing gaps and surpluses Evalua on once staffing plans are • Develop short-term staffing plan forecasted. that will meet staffing needs for • Monitoring and evalua on the next fiscal year. will ensure that con nuous • Develop long-term staffing plan improvement is made within that will fulfill the staffing needs the WFP process. for up to five years.
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY WORKFORCE PLANNING PROCESS High-Level View of High-Level View of Process Flows TVA Process Flows IAEA
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY WORKFORCE PLANNING PROCESS
Phase One: Current State Analysis 1. Alignment with Strategic Plan and Business Plan 2. Staffing Supply and Demand Snapshot Supply/Demand: STAFFING SUPPLY/DEMAND: CORE HEADCOUNT TVA Employees & Contractors ACTUAL EMPLOYEE STAFF MNG'D TOTAL HEADCOUNT AUG TASK HEADCOUNT
• Staff Augmentation
# of # of # of Other
Department TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL Hires & END OF END OF END OF # of New Transfers # Empl at Voluntary Fiscal Year Fiscal Year Fiscal Year MANAGED Changes in Involuntary STAFF AUG EMPLOYEES Re rements Beginning of Beginning of Beginning of EMPL TOTAL FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR FISCAL YEAR Termina ons HEADCOUNT • Managed Task
S/D Worksheet
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY WORKFORCE PLANNING PROCESS
Phase Two: Gap and Risks Analysis Report includes: 1. Gap Analysis: Iden fy staffing gaps and surpluses TVA employees 2. Risk Analysis: Talent, Knowledge, legal and Cost Staff Aug. Contractors Gaps Report Managed Task Contractors
EMPLOYE Employee STAFF Staff Aug MANAGED Managed 2010 Actual VS 2010 ES GAP AUG GAP TASK Task GAP Targets Targets D
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P Approved A R T Headcount vs.
M Re rements Re rements
E Benchmark Data Benchmark Data Benchmark Data Actual Empl Count Actual Empl Count Actual Empl Count Voluntary Turnover Voluntary Turnover Approved VS Actual Approved VS Actual Approved VS Actual Involuntary Turnover Involuntary Turnover Budgeted Headcount Budgeted Headcount Budgeted Headcount Budgeted VS Actual Budgeted VS Actual Budgeted VS Actual Approved Headcount Approved Headcount Approved Headcount N New Hires & Transfers New Hires & Transfers Budget vs. Actual T
Risk Analysis includes: Succession Planning Knowledge Gaps
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY WORKFORCE PLANNING PROCESS
Phase Three: Short and Long Term Staffing Plans Short Term Detail 1. Short Term: 12 month staffing plan includes: Time to fill, skills and 2. Long Term: Beyond 12 month to 5 years competencies and time to proficiency LONG-TERM STAFFING PLAN Scenario Core Posi ons : Long Term Address EMPLOYEE PROJECTIONS CONTRACTORS positions with PROJECTED NEW SUCCESSION PROJECTED PROJECTED
EMPLOYEES HIRES PLANNING RETIREMENTS CONTRACTORS
extended training Posi on 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Ready Current # Current # Current # Long -Term Deep Dives Ready Now requirements or those that are difficult to fill. Long-Term Staffing Plan
Nuclear Genera on Development and Construc on TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY WORKFORCE PLANNING PROCESS
Phase Four: Implement, monitor, evaluate 1. Implementa on strategy and KM plan 2. Monitor and Evaluate
WFP: ATTACHMENT 8
ACTION STATUS
DUE BY REQUIRED TOOLS & TEMPLATES
Implementation Plan
ACTION OWNER Barriers NOTES Pending Yes/No Comple on Date Projected Comple on Date Address - actions,
Oct-11 Alignment Review WFP BU Rep & ER rep due dates, required
Nov-11 Current BU Empl Headcount WFP A achment 1 WFP BU Rep & ER rep tools, owner, and PHASE 1
Current BU Staff Aug Headcount WFP A achment 1 WFP BU Rep & ER rep action status Implementation Plan
Current BU Managed Task Headcount WFP A achment 1 WFP BU Rep & ER rep
Current Staffing Metrics WFP A achment 1 WFP BU Rep & ER rep
Current Skills & Comp For Each Posi on WFP A achment 2 WFP BU Rep
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