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|  Radiological Control Training for Supervisors
DOE-HDBK-1143-2001
Instructor's Guide
C. Post-job evaluations
During the conduct of radiological work and the
handling of radioactive materials, abnormal
events may occur that could indicate a
weakness or area of programmatic breakdown
of radiological controls. Prompt, consistent
gathering of facts related to such events is
required to satisfy reporting and investigation
requirements and to formulate corrective actions
to prevent recurrence.
In addition, successful performance or
completion of unique activities should be
evaluated to identify and incorporate appropriate
lessons learned. Analysis of the facts should
reveal areas where improvements can be made
Obj. 7
or identify methods to prevent the recurrence of
Identify the benefits of a successful
undesired results.
critique/lessons learned program as
described in the Radiological
1. Critiques are meetings that document a
Control Standard.
chronological listing of the facts of an event.
The purpose of the critique is not to assign
Critiques are described in the
blame. The following guidelines should be
RadCon Standard, article 351.
followed regarding critiques/occurrence
investigations:
Show OT 5.10.
Critique meetings should be conducted
for successes and abnormal events.
Properly trained critique leaders should
facilitate the critique process.
Critique meetings should be conducted as
soon as practical after the event or
situation is stabilized or completed.
Minutes of the meeting must be kept.
All who can contribute should attend.
Supporting materials should be brought to
the critique.
Refer to RadCon Standard Article 351 for
a complete list.
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