An STSM shall have a working level knowledge of the Department's Emergency Management -1.1752E+11

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Describe the criteria for designating and processing occupational health and

safety concerns.

Participate in an assessment of worker protection standards at a given facility or

site and report the results to senior federal and contractor management.

An STSM shall have a working level knowledge of the Department's Emergency

Management resources including emergency plans, external agency

involvements, interagency relationships, and the command and control function

during an emergency.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills:

Discuss the Department's three-tiered organizational approach to managing

Operational Emergencies.

Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the Departmental elements for

management of the Department's Emergency Management System as defined in

DOE O 151.1C, Comprehensive Emergency Management System.

Define "Operational Emergencies" and the circumstances to which they apply as

defined in DOE O 151.1C, Comprehensive Emergency Management System.

Discuss the concept of Emergency Public Information and the different roles of

the Department's Public Relations Office and the Joint Information Center in

disseminating information in an emergency.

Discuss the involvement of external agencies in the Department's Emergency

Management System.

Describe the contents, the requirements for, and where each of the following

types of emergency plans can be located on-site:

Site Emergency Plan;

Facility Emergency Plan;

Building Emergency Plan;

Security Emergency Plan;

Fire Prevention/ Suppression Plan;

Worker Safety Plan(s); and

Continuity of Operations Plan.

Mandatory Performance Activities:

Complete Emergency Manager Training or Emergency Operations Center (EOC)

training.

Participate in the EOC during a site emergency management drill.