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Maintain a governed record of the controls, barriers and safety functions relied upon to prevent or mitigate nuclear safety consequences.
Connect each credited function to its safety basis, performance requirements, implementing equipment, verification activities and continuing operational status.
Book a MeetingNuclear safety analyses rely on structures, systems, components, administrative controls and other protective measures to prevent or mitigate identified hazards and accident consequences.
The challenge is preserving the relationship between why a control is credited, the safety function it must perform, the requirements that define acceptable performance and the evidence demonstrating that the function remains available.
When safety-basis information, equipment records, surveillance requirements and operating status are managed independently, it becomes difficult to see when a change, impairment or emerging condition threatens an assumption on which the safety case depends.
Document what each credited control is expected to accomplish rather than relying solely on equipment identification.
Preserve traceability between hazards, accident scenarios, credited controls and resulting safety functions.
Maintain the performance criteria, limits, assumptions and conditions required for the credited function.
Connect inspection, testing, surveillance and other verification activities to the function they support.
Identify when impairment, equipment condition or other changes may challenge credited capability.
Understand how individual controls contribute to the overall protection strategy for a hazard or facility.
A configurable lifecycle establishes why a control is credited, defines the safety function and performance requirements, verifies implementation and maintains continuing visibility of credited capability.
Configure safety classifications, control types and terminology appropriate to your facility and regulatory basis.
Maintain relationships between hazards, accident scenarios, controls and the functions credited in the safety basis.
Capture required capability, reliability, availability, environmental and other performance criteria.
Associate credited functions with structures, systems, components, procedures and administrative controls.
Connect inspection, testing, surveillance and other verification activities to required safety performance.
Maintain visibility when conditions, impairments or changes may affect the capability of a credited function.
FACILEX® ATOMIC connects the safety functions relied upon by the facility with their design basis, associated hazards, configuration changes and conditions that can affect their continuing capability.
FACILEX® Credited Controls & Safety Functions is one of 21 configurable applications within FACILEX® ATOMIC. Credited functions can remain connected to hazards, design-basis requirements, implementing equipment, verification activities, impairments and configuration changes throughout the facility lifecycle.
We can map your credited controls, safety functions, performance requirements, implementing equipment and verification activities to a configured FACILEX® ATOMIC process.