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DOE-STD-1151-2002
b.
Describe the intent and contents of DOE O 232.1A requirements for Notification
Reports including the following:
 Reporting Philosophy
 Identification
 Categorization
 Notification Process
 Reporting Requirements
 Analysis
 Root Cause Determination
 Generic Implications
 Corrective Action Implementation
 Tracking
 Closeout
c.
Explain the Facility Representative and operating contractor's responsibilities for
occurrence reporting including a discussion of the following:
 Notification Report
 Final Report
 Closing out and verifying Occurrence Reports
 Processing Occurrence Reports which cross lines of Facility Representative
responsibility
 Contractor Occurrence Reporting Procedures
d.
Given an actual Occurrence Report, determine the adequacy of the review process
used, that causes were appropriately defined, that corrective actions addressed
causes, that the lessons learned were communicated, that planned corrective
actions were appropriate, and verify that corrective actions have been completed.
e.
Explain the Facility Representative's responsibilities associated with DOE O 442.1A,
Department of Energy Employee Concerns Program with respect to the
identification, reporting, reviewing, and documentation of employee concerns.
f.
Discuss the process for, and importance of, applying lessons learned from
Occurrence Reports to facility operations.
4.7
A Facility Representative shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of the
Department's philosophy and approach to implementing Integrated Safety
Management.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a.
Explain the basis upon which the safety management functions could differ from
facility to facility.
b.
Discuss the underlying safety management issues affecting the design, construction,
operation, and maintenance of the Department's facilities, activities, and assets.
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