Subject Material and Depth

DOE-STD-1061-93

4.1 Subject Material and Depth

The subject material and depth to be covered in the continuing training program

should build on job experiences subsequent to the initial-training program and build on the

knowledge and skills that the individual gained during initial-training program. Further

emphasis should be placed on: occurrence reports, facility self-assessment, conduct of

operations, changes to applicable facility procedures and standards, changes to Technical

Safety Requirements, facility and industry operating experience, review of safety-related

material, abnormal and emergency procedures, etc.

4.2 Management Training

In addition to the supervisory skills training discussed in the initial-training program

section, the topics that follow should be considered for inclusion in the training program.

This guide divides the shift supervisor training into eleven modules:

Quality assurance and quality control

Facility security and emergency plans

Purchasing

Material storage

Facility modifications

Nuclear, industrial, and radiation safety

Interfacing with external groups and organizations

Budgeting

Public relations and news releases

Teamwork training

Diagnostic skills training.

4.2.1 Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC)

The purpose of this module is to enable the shift supervisor to effectively manage the

activities of their particular area of responsibility consistent with the facility's policies and

procedures regarding QA and QC. Training may include topics such as the following:

Corporate QA policies

Facility procedures for implementation of the policies

Appropriate regulatory requirements regarding QA and QC

Department-level QC responsibilities.