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|  Radiological Assessor Training
DOE-HDBK-1141-2001
Student's Guide
III. Assessment process
The assessment process is one of the evaluation
methods used to determine the status and
effectiveness of an overall management system.
With this perspective, the assessment process
should be planned and scheduled to accomplish the
following:
Evaluate the effectiveness of program
implementation in order to meet compliance
requirements
Provide input for assessment process
improvement.
The assessment process consists of four phases:
1. Planning
2. Performance
3. Reporting
4. Response evaluation, follow-up, and close-out
A. Planning
Planning is the key to a successful assessment.
It is possible to go immediately to the field to
observe, work with, and find out how things are
being done. That is one element and approach
to the process, but there is a greater advantage
to be made with proper planning and
preparation.
The most successful assessments start with a
checklist. The checklist development is critical
to the success of the assessment and serves as
a commonly accepted method for documenting
what was looked at and what the results were. It
also serves as a guide to the person performing
Module 18 - 2
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