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Welcome and keynote message. Logistical information about conference activities.
This presentation from an INPO representative is on the overall state of engineering and configuration management across the nuclear industry and describe INPO's CM-related activities and current focus areas.
Industry OE form Southern Nuclear company on control of configuration files in a Nuclear plant.
This presentation will be an update from NUOG.
This presentation is on the processes and challenges that are faced in the configuration management area by one of our international participants.
This interactive session will focus on industry issues that conference attendees wish to address. Questions will be collected during both the registration process and the conference session, with a goal to allow attendees to bring up areas in which the utility is struggling, and gain OE from the industry in real time.
This presentation is on the use of AI in configuration management. This will be an industry presentation on how a utility is using AI to aid in development of engineering changes.
The Standard Design Process has been used for several years now. This session will provide information to ensure attendees understand the intent and layout of the SDP procedure (IP-ENG-001).
The objective of this session is to engage new conference attendees in the Configuration Management (CM) process as presented at the conference and provide them with a capsule summary of the process. CM 101 should provide an understanding of how the different plant organizations contribute to and support configuration control of design, processes, and equipment. There will be a discussion of the industry three-ball process model for CM equilibrium, examples of how the equilibrium can be upset, and recommended processes for restoring the equilibrium.
This is an opportunity to discuss and benchmark best practices regarding challenges and solutions unique to plants outside the United States.
This is a discussion on what utilities have created to support the use of the SDP. Also, to provide a forum on how we can improve sharing across utilities of SDP engineering changes.
This presentation is on the use of BOMs in design and documentation to support traceability.
This presentation is on the use of AI in the industry.
This presentation is on the implementation and benefits of the 50.69 program at a nuclear facility to support obsolescence issues.
A quick Q&A on some of the findings from our breakout sessions.
A presentation on how 50.69 is used in design changes in the industry.
Presentation by a utility to show what they consider is a good practice for the level of content in an engineering change. This will be a lead-in to the breakout session to develop a document that CMBG can endorse on what good looks like for an engineering change.
This breakout will focus on questions concerning the implementation and use of 50.69.
This is a discussion and benchmarking session of utilities that are currently using AI in IEs. This is also a session to brainstorm ideas on how we can possibly shape AI to support the use of AI.
This session provides a forum for the industry to benchmark the use of IEs and how can design organizations work more closely together on the development and support of IEs.
A working session to develop a "what good looks like" document that can be used throughout the industry as guidance on what a responsible engineer should consider when developing an engineering change.
This is an opportunity for new build attendees to benchmark best practices in the industry for new build opportunities.
This industry benchmarking opportunity is on methods and success with updating critical drawings in a timely manner.
This benchmarking session is on the industry's process for assessing and mitigating risk of design or a engineering change project.
This session provides an opportunity for utilities to benchmark the methods used to ensure stakeholder engagement and possibilities for increasing the quality of impact review meetings and stakeholder comments.