Interact with Federal, state, local, and public stakeholder representatives at a working level.

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44.

Construction Management personnel shall demonstrate a working level

knowledge of problem analysis principles and the techniques necessary to identify

problems, determine potential causes of problems, and identify corrective

action(s).

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

a. Compare and contrast immediate, short term, and long term actions taken as a result

of problem identification or an occurrence.

b. Given event and/or occurrence data, apply problem analysis techniques and identify

the problems and how they could have been avoided.

c. Describe various data gathering techniques and the use of trending/history when

analyzing problems.

d. Interpret a fault tree analysis.

e. Participate in a contractor or Department of Energy problem analysis and critique the

results.

45.

Construction Management personnel shall demonstrate the ability to interact with

Federal, state, local, and public stakeholder representatives at a working level.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

a. Discuss the roles and responsibilities of site and/or community advisory boards on

Construction Management issues.

b. Discuss the Department of Energy's position on construction management and

engineering issues that impact Federal, state, local, and public stakeholder segments.

c. Discuss the Freedom of Information Act and its impact on Department of Energy

Construction Management programs. Discuss security precautions to be taken in

relevant programs in terms of the Freedom of Information Act.

d. Communicate effectively with the public and other stakeholders.

e. Given Construction Management related program data, identify those portions of the

data required to be communicated to organizations external to the Department of

Energy Construction Management personnel. Discuss any potential impacts on

Department of Energy programs.

Communic ate with Headquarters Program Office representatives, Department of

Energy Legal representatives, contractors, state, and local officials.