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DOE-HDBK-1086-95
Annual Training. Have the participants identify whether any drills
1.
are needed. And if so, how often? Refer to the task list and
locate any "vital" tasks. If the facility has not yet identified vital
tasks, ask the team to examine each task statement on the
complete task list and answer the following question: Could
improper task performance cause a violation of a Technical
Safety Requirement, breach containment, impact the operation of
protective systems, cause an unplanned or uncontrolled nuclear
criticality, or result in a release of hazardous substance to the
environment? If so, mark the task as "vital" on the task listing.
Write a "V" on the task statement page of each vital task. If
applicable, write each drill and its frequency on a separate
8X11 page and place it under the continuing training sign.
Have the participants identify any regulatory training required
more often than every 2 years. Direct them to refer to
qualification cards or other documents (e.g., DOE Orders, OSHA)
that might list these requirements in concise form.
Write each regulatory training session on a separate 8X11 page
and place them under the continuing training poster.
Biennial Training. Have participants identify the structure of
2.
requalification training by looking at the overtrain tasks on the
task list, DOE 5480.20A, and/or the facility's TIM. Also discuss
and/or look at other regulatory requirements that impact the
training for this job position.
Write each regulatory training session on a separate 8X11 page
and place them under the continuing training sign.
As-Needed Training. Have the team identify any pre-train topics
3.
that should be included in the training program structure. As-
needed training also includes training on new equipment and
changes to procedures of which participants may be aware.
Write each pre-train topic on a separate 8X11 page and place
them under the continuing training poster.
Once all of the continuing training courses have been identified
and placed on the wall, it should look similar to the example on
the next page.
After all the courses have been identified, facilitate a discussion
similar to the one for the initial training flow-path. The discussion
should center around determining the flow-path through which
the job incumbents will proceed during the continuing training
program, training settings, requalification tests, etc.
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