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DOE-STD-1042-93
these professional practices embody high standards of technical and ethical performance and
help build a foundation for safe and reliable facility operation. Professional behavior during
normal operations carries over to handling off-normal and emergency situations safely and
efficiently. Maintaining a clean, quiet, neat and orderly environment enhances control area
professionalism. Also, this type of environment makes it easier to operate and makes a
positive statement about the personnel working there.
Monitoring the instrumentation and control panels in the control area provides personnel
with current facility operating information and a means of detecting abnormal conditions
before they become problem situations. Although some of the parameters displayed in the
control area may also be displayed locally, the control area provides a central area for
displaying and monitoring these parameters.
Besides providing an area for consolidating remote indications, the control area may have
controls for operating facility equipment. These controls could be used to operate remote
equipment in areas with high personnel hazards (e.g., radiation areas, toxic environments) or
emergency equipment. In either case, unauthorized operation of controls may hinder facility
operation, stop facility operation, or create an adverse environmental, safety, or health
situation. These situations can be avoided by identifying who has the authority and
responsibility to operate control area equipment.
Monitoring and operating the instrumentation and control panels are the primary
responsibilities of control area personnel. When ancillary responsibilities are assigned, they
compete with the primary responsibilities for the time and attention of control area
personnel. Overburdening control area personnel with ancillary responsibilities will distract
them from properly monitoring facility parameters. A structured program for assigning
ancillary duties will prevent this situation.
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