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DOE-STD-1029-92
3.5.1 Planning and Coordination
The planning and coordination section includes information on activities that must be
undertaken to plan and coordinate the performance of the procedure. These actions may
include, but are not limited to, the following:
[1]
If training or qualifications specific to the procedure are required, list personnel
requirements.
[2]
Include instructions for a pre-job planning meeting with the participants as
appropriate. For example, a pre-job meeting may include coordinating activities at
several locations, planning detailed measurements to be taken by several persons,
or other aspects of performing a complex procedure.
[3]
Provide administrative requirements (such as the statement "Verify the procedure
to be used is a copy of the current revision") to ensure the user has the latest
revision.
[4]
Provide action steps to ensure needed information is obtained and recorded. These
action steps may involve:
C Identifying the principal personnel involved by functional responsibility (see
Section 4, "Writing Basic Action Steps," and "Actions Steps Containing
Verifications, Checks, Notifications, and Data Recording").
C Recording the facility condition at the start and end of the procedures and the
date and time the procedure is started.
C Justifying and identifying portions of the procedure that are used.
[5]
Address any special system conditions and hold orders required to perform the
work.
3.5.2 Performance Documents
[1]
Direct the user to obtain all other documents required to perform the procedure,
such as drawings, approved vendor manuals, and other procedures that may be
referenced in the base procedure. Listing these references in the prerequisite
actions subsection ensures that the documents are available at the job site when
needed. Where feasible, however, include such material in the base procedure to
lessen the number of references the user must refer to.
3.5.3 Special Tools and Equipment, Parts, and Supplies
[1]
List special tools, measuring and test equipment, parts, and supplies required to
perform the procedure. Strict attention to the completeness and correctness of this
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