Nuclear explosive safety study personnel must have the ability to perform the duties of an NESSG Chair. (Chair Only)

DOE-STD-1185-2004

39.

Nuclear explosive safety study personnel must have the ability to perform the

duties of an NESSG Chair. (Chair Only)

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Participate in a minimum of three NESSG activities as an NESSG chair-in-training,

member-in-training, member, or technical advisor in the three years preceding initial

qualification to the requirements in this document. Participation includes attending

planning meetings; selecting members; reviewing input documentation; conducting

adequacy reviews; managing briefings, demonstrations, and deliberations;

questioning briefers; identifying safety concerns; drafting findings; and coordinating

and producing reports.

For a minimum of one of the required NESSG activities, the candidate, acting as an

NESSG chair under instruction, shall lead an NESSG under the guidance and

direction of a certified chair. This includes leading the phases listed above to the

satisfaction of a qualified NESSG chair.

Note: NESSG chairs-in-training shall not sign NESSG reports. The certified chair

acting as a mentor during these activities retains all responsibilities, including

signing the report.

40.

Nuclear explosive safety study personnel must have the ability to perform the

duties of an NESSG member. (Members)

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Participate in a minimum of two NESSG activities in the three years immediately

preceding final qualification to the requirements in this document as an NESSG

member-in-training. As a member-in-training, the candidate is expected to review

input documentation, participate in final planning meetings, briefings, and

demonstrations; question briefers; identify safety concerns; engage in deliberations;