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DOE-STD-1160-2003
Equivalency derived from professional certification and/or state registration.
CONTINUING EDUCATION, TRAINING AND PROFICIENCY
REQUIREMENTS
Occupational safety personnel shall participate in continuing education and training as
necessary to improve their performance and proficiency and ensure that they stay up-to-date on
changing technology and new requirements. Specific care shall be taken to ensure that all
training be approved by the appropriate professional organization to control the quality and
relevance of the training. This may include professional qualified courses (e.g., American
Society of Safety Engineers, American Industrial Hygiene Association or the Voluntary
Protection Program Participants Association), professional development conferences,
workshops, and/or training provided by the following:
DOE
Other government agencies
Outside vendors
Educational institutions
Professional societies/organizations (e.g., American Society of Safety Engineers, American
Industrial Hygiene Association or the Voluntary Protection Program Participants
Association).
A description of suggested learning proficiency activities and requirements for the continuing
education and training program for occupational safety personnel is included in the Continuing
Training and Proficiency Requirements section (Appendix).
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The following are the typical duties, authorities, and responsibilities expected of DOE defense
nuclear facility technical personnel assigned to the occupational safety functional area:
1.
Serve as a technical authority in occupational and industrial safety for both DOE and
contractors concerning safety issues.
2.
Review occupational safety analyses, assessments, and other occupational safety
documentation for compliance with applicable requirements.
3.
Evaluate the adequacy of, and make any necessary recommendations regarding, facilities
and equipment using established standards, and determine compliance to prevent failure or
injury.
4.
Review proposed and existing program documents for scope, content, and adequacy; and
recommend improvements in occupational and industrial safety practices and procedures.
5.
Develop solutions to problems involving substantial modification of existing standards and
practices, methods, and techniques, utilizing in-depth knowledge of physical phenomena,
engineering, and scientific concepts related to occupational safety.
6.
Conduct occupational safety evaluations, inspections, and assessments of safety
programs, operations, and facilities to ensure compliance with local, state, and Federal
rules, regulations, and standards.
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