An STSM shall have a working level knowledge of formal configuration management as it relates to safety -1.1752E+11

DOE-STD-1175-2003

Review and evaluate the adequacy of a work package

Observe in the field and evaluate the conduct of maintenance work utilizing a work

package from start to finish

11.

An STSM shall have a working level knowledge of formal configuration

management as it relates to safety.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills:

Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the STSM related to implementing

configuration management programs.

Discuss the concept of configuration management and its importance in ensuring

operational safety.

For the elements identified above, describe the possible effects on safe operations

if they are ineffectively implemented.

Describe a typical configuration management process.

Given DOE-STD-1073-93, Guide for Configuration Management Programs , discuss

the system engineer concept as it applies to oversight of safety systems.

Specifically address the areas of configuration management, assessment of system

status and performance, and technical support for operation and maintenance

activities or for Documented Safety Analysis reviews.

Discuss each of the following elements of configuration management and how they

contribute to safety and an effective configuration management program.

Program Management

Document Control

Change Control

Graded Approach

Design Requirements

Assessments

Discuss approved/recommended compensatory actions where inadequate

configuration management exists and work is ongoing or to be initiated.

Using system drawings, walkdown and assess the configuration management,

operability, and reliability of a vital safety system in a facility with a system engineer.

12.

An STSM shall have a working level knowledge of safeguards and security as it

relates to safety practices.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills:

Define the terms "safeguards" and "security" as they apply to the DOE Safeguards

and Security Program.