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a monitoring program. An example of a minor effect would be the failure of a unit whose

place in the program is effectively duplicated by overlap between one or more other

components. An example of a more than minor effect would be the failure of sufficient

units to preclude continued coverage, or the failure of a unit which provides the only

coverage for large areas, such as a groundwater monitoring well. (See Continuous Air

Monitoring, Monitoring, Performance Monitoring, Personal Monitoring, Personnel

Monitoring, Post-Accident Monitoring Equipment, Primary Environmental Monitors, and

Safety Class Monitoring Equipment) [DOE O 5000.3B] [EH62dd1]

568.

SECRETARIAL OFFICER (SO). The head of a first-tier organization; a DOE

Headquarters employee reporting directly to the Secretary, Deputy Secretary or the

Under Secretaries for NNSA and for Energy, Science and Environment. This title is used

throughout DOE M 411.1-1B to include support staff and program officers. [DOE M

411.1-1B]

569.

SECRETARIAL OFFICER (SO). The Assistant Secretary or Office Director who is

primarily responsible for the conduct of an activity under the Act. With regard to

activities and facilities covered under E.O. 12344, 42 U.S.C. 7158 note, pertaining to

Naval nuclear propulsion, Secretarial Officer shall mean the Deputy Assistant Secretary

for Naval Reactors. [10 CFR 820.2]

570.

SECRETARY. The Secretary of Energy or his designee. [10 CFR 820.2]

571.

SELF-ASSESSMENT. A systematic evaluation of a facility maintenance program,

including the activities and practices, utilizing the performance objectives and criteria

from each element of the Maintenance Management Program. [EH62dd1]

572.

SENIOR INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST. A person who is certified in the practice of

industrial hygiene or who meets the American Board of Industrial Hygiene's (ABIH's)

requirements for eligibility to take the examinations for certification. At a minimum,

such individuals must have a college or university degree in industrial hygiene;

chemistry; physics; chemical, mechanical, or sanitary engineering; medicine; or biology,

special studies and training, and 5 years of full-time employment in the professional

practice of industrial hygiene. (See the ABIH Bulletin for detailed requirements for

certification or eligibility for certification.) [DOE O 5480.10A (Draft)] [DOE G 440.1-3]

SENIOR MANAGEMENT. The manager or managers responsible for mission

573.

accomplishment and overall operations. For the DOE, the DOE PSOs and Field Office

Managers are responsible for mission accomplishment and overall operations. For DOE

Management and Operating contractors, the General Manager, or similar top position is

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