1. Electronic Design Change Process Paul Tobin Jr.- PKMJ Technical Services

2. Electronic Design Change Process Utilities struggle with the process of managing complicated design changes This results in many Condition Reports that are generated for a variety of different administrative reasons

3. Our Goals User Interface custom developed to comply with site procedural requirements Automate manual steps within the process Eliminate Administrative Errors All procedural requirements are electronically entered into system Maintain strong connection to plant configuration System is database driven/field by field

4. Our Approach Replace paper forms with electronic screens Maintains document revisions in one place Integrates with external information to maintain configuration Design changes are searchable and clone-able

5. Key Benefits Removes “gray area” procedure interpretation 10CFR 50 Appendix B Electronic signature Electronic forms support OPS acceptance Integration into Training Qualifications With electronic signature, packages can be developed and issued to records without re-scanning Manage Records Updates

6. Key Benefits Simplifies Fleet integration Eliminates difference in package formats Simplifies process requirements Eliminates the need to learn site specifics Contains routing lists, making site contact and site personnel changes transparent Allows replication of similar designs

7. Support work flow for incorporation of comments from SME’s Integration to impacted departments outside of engineering  Procedures  Training  Chemistry  Operations  Other Non-Engineering Impacts

8. Integration Integrates to current systems  Work Management  Document Control  Equipment Data  Inventory Data  Training

9. Technology Hosted Web Application Allows for fleet cloning of solutions Potential for industry cloning/collaboration

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