Electrical diagrams, including:

DOE-STD-1170-2003

standards that codify accepted design and installation practices for these

safeguards.

16.

Electrical systems personnel shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of

electrical diagrams, including:

One -line diagrams

Schematics

Construction drawings

As-built drawings

Wiring diagrams

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Using a schematic, identify an electrical component by its symbology.

Using a logic diagram for a control circuit, identify and describe the effects of an

action taken.

Using a one-line diagram, identify power sources and loads.

Using a one-line diagram or schematic diagram, analyze the effects of a

component failure in a system.

Using a construction drawing, identify the emergency power supplies.

Discuss the origin and purpose of "as-built" drawings.

17.

Electrical systems personnel shall demonstrate a familiarity level knowledge of

maintenance management practices related to electrical activities.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Define each of the following maintenance-related terms and explain their

relationship to each other.

Corrective

Planned

Preventive

Predictive

Discuss the importance of maintaining a proper balance of preventive and

corrective maintenance.

Identify typical maintenance performance indicators, and discuss their

importance.

Discuss the relationship between maintenance and Conduct of Operations,

Qualify Assurance, and Configuration Management.