Nuclear, Industrial, and Radiation Safety

DOE-STD-1061-93

Technical Safety Requirements and approval

Configuration change control

QC requirements

Replacement parts and component requirements (equal-to or better concept)

Post-modification activities, such as testing, drawing update, procedure changes, and

training.

4.2.6 Nuclear, Industrial, and Radiation Safety

The purpose of this module is to enable the shift supervisor to understand and

effectively manage the safety requirements as defined by applicable DOE Orders and

directives. Topics for training may include the following:

Safety Analysis Reports

Job safety analyses

Handling of safety matters

Industrial safety programs

Applicable DOE Orders

As-low-as-reasonably-achievable (ALARA) Program

Occurrence reports.

4.2.7 Interfacing With External Groups and Organizations

The purpose of this module is to enable the shift supervisor to interface with external

organizations in accordance with established facility policies and procedures. Topics for

training may include the following (Note: Some topics listed may only apply to multifacility

sites or facilities still under construction.):

Corporate organization (whether onsite or offsite)

Corporate policies concerning industrial relations and hiring practices

Corporate-level goals and objectives

Department of Energy and other federal agencies

Labor relations

Areas of corporate support for facility activities (such as maintenance support)

Lines of communication appropriate to the managerial position

Methodology for obtaining changes to the facility Technical Safety Requirements

Working relationships with contractors and vendors

Resolution of contractual problems