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DOE-STD-3006-2000
GENERIC SAMPLES FOR DEVELOPING THE PLAN-OF-ACTION AND IMPLEMENTATION
PLAN
The following pages include the minimum ORR core requirements and several examples of evaluation
objectives that permit a structured and orderly process in defining the scope of the ORR. The list of
minimum core requirements are used to establish the breadth of the review. Any additional core
requirements specific to the facility or ORR should also be included. A recent review, equivalent to an
ORR may be used as justification for eliminating a core requirement from the breadth of the ORR. The
examples of evaluation objectives are provided to assist in development of the depth of the review, which
is specified in the CRADs. The lists are not all inclusive, however, they provide a starting point in the
development of specific criteria for each core requirement of an ORR. The number of criteria and the
level to which each of these criteria are assessed is specific to the ORR and governed by the graded
approach as discussed in Appendix 1. These listings are not a part of the ORR or the ORR plan-of-
action. They are included to provide an aid for managers in defining the breadth of the ORR and
preparing the plan-of-action, and for team leaders in defining the depth of the ORR and developing
implementation plans.
Each of the core requirements listed below, as a minimum, must be addressed when developing the
breadth of an Operational Readiness Review (ORR). Justification shall be provided in the plan-of-action
if it is determined that a particular core requirement will not be reviewed. The plan-of-action may
reference a timely, independent review which addressed the requirements in a technically sound manner
to justify not performing further evaluation of a core requirement during conduct of an ORR. A graded
approach, defined in Appendix 1, will be used to determine the level of analysis, documentation, and/or
actions necessary (depth) to evaluate the core requirements listed below or other core requirements in the
defined breadth of the ORR.
Minimum Core Requirements. Each of the minimum core requirements listed below shall be addressed
when developing the breadth of an Operational Readiness Review. Justification shall be provided in the
plan-of-action, prepared in accordance with paragraphs 4b(2) and (3), above, if it is determined that a
particular core requirement will not be reviewed. The plan-of-action may reference a timely,
independent review that addressed the requirements in a technically sound manner to justify not
performing further evaluation of a core requirement during an Operational Readiness Review. The
purpose of these core requirements is to assess the readiness of facility personnel, programs, and
Appendix 2-3


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