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audience as practical, while still focusing on the people who work in chemical-related

activities. In general, duties include product enrichment, isotope separation, production,

fabrication, assembly, chemical handling, chemical analysis, processing, and waste storage

activities that directly support facility operations or processes.

In addition to personnel with primary responsibilities for chemical-related duties, some facilities

have personnel assigned to auxiliary positions with limited duties for operations with chemical

processes. These positions may include functions associated with experiments/experiment

(loop) operations, purification (loop) operations, and perhaps some power operations duties.

Facilities should review the positions and position titles that fall in the general classification

described above and structure training programs according to individual position needs. The

information contained in this guide should be applied on an as-applicable basis, depending on

position needs.