Regulatory

DOE-STD-1183-2004

Area radiation monitors (ARM)

Criticality detection/alarm systems

Process radiation monitors

Regulatory

16. Nuclear safety specialists shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of 10 CFR

830.204, Documented Safety Analysis and DOE Guide 421.1-2, with respect to its

impact on Department nuclear safety.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

a. Discuss the basic purposes and objectives of a Documented Safety Analysis.

b. Describe the responsibilities of contractors for the development and maintenance of a

Documented Safety Analysis.

c. Define the following terms and discuss the purpose of each:

Design Basis

Engineered Design Features

Safety Analysis

Safety Basis

Basis for Interim Operation

Transportation Safety Document

Safety Analysis Report for Packaging

Health and Safety Plan

Hazards Analysis Report

d. Describe the different requirements for the scope and content of each type of Documented

Safety Analysis and discuss the general content of each as we ll as the required sections of

each.

e. Discuss the approval requirements for the Documented Safety Analysis for new facilities

and subsequent changes to the Documented Safety Analysis.

Define who approves facility operations prior to achieving Documented Safety Analysis

upgrade approval.

g. Discuss the provisions for deviations, temporary and permanent exemptions from the 10

CFR 830.204 and safe harbor methodologies.

h. Discuss the application of the graded approach relative to the DSA developme nt.

17. Nuclear safety specialists shall demonstrate a working level knowledge of the safety

basis requirements for environmental restoration and decommissioning activities.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills:

a. Discuss the application of DOE-STD-1120 and 29 CFR 1910.120 to decommissioning and

certain environmental restoration activities.

b. Discuss the content of a safety basis HASP and how it can be used in a dynamic project,

including management of hazard controls.