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d.
Discuss the startup/re-start requirements of DOE-O-425.1.
e.
Discuss factors affecting integrity and performance of systems (age, pressure,
service cycles, etc).
f.
Discuss sources of information for chemical reactivity hazards, for lessons
learned and for historical records of nuclear and chemical industry accidents.
g.
Demonstrate a knowledge of basic chemical incompatibilities and reactive
chemistry.
h.
Discuss TBP properties and hazards including decomposition products and "red
oil" safety issues.
5.
Chemical processing personnel shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of
DOE Safety Basis requirements.
Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills
a.
Discuss the following aspects of 10 CFR 830 subpart B:
Documented Safety Analyses
Technical Safety Requirements
Unreviewed Safety Question
Safe Harbor Methodology
DOE-STD 1027, Hazard Categorization and Accident Analysis Techniques
for Compliance with DOE Order 5480.23, Nuclear Safety Analysis Reports
DOE-STD 3009, Preparation Guide for US Department of Energy Nonreactor
Nuclear Facility Documented Safety Analyses
b.
Discuss the function of the following documents which may be in a Safety Basis
Program:
Justification for Continued Operation
Basis for Interim Operations (DOE-STD 3011)
Potential Inadequacy in the Safety Analysis
New Information
Health and Safety Plan
Authorization Agreements
Criticality Safety Evaluation and the Double Contingency Principle (DOE
Order 420.1)
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