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DOE-HDBK-1076-94
Low difficulty
Low probability of error
Low consequence of error
Can be confidently performed with mentoring, informal OJT, job experience,
and/or a job aid/procedure
Extremely low frequency
Time is available for training prior to task performance
Worker needs training prior to task performance
Moderate consequence of error
Related task performance maintains proficiency on the task
One-time training is sufficient for task performance
Moderate frequency
Can task be performed without use of a job aid/procedure?
Task requires frequent practice to maintain proficiency
Proper task performance is critical to safety (extreme consequences)
Generally low frequency
The team will now categorize tasks within each duty
area as "no train," "pre-train," "train," or "overtrain" based on the aforementioned criteria.
The team will then come to consensus on each task. All tasks with similar classifications
will be grouped together.
For further information, refer to Addendum B - Facilitator Guide.
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