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| DOE-STD-3006-2000
The ORR Implementation Plan should be provided by the Team Leader to appropriate oversight and
higher-level DOE management prior to commencement of the DOE ORR. EH responsibility and options
are described in Section 5.3.2.
The following outline provides a suggested format for the ORR Implementation Plan.
1.0 Introduction/Background: Describes the activity that will be reviewed and the reason for shutdown
(if a restart). This section provides background information concerning the basic process, hazards, and
issues associated with the activity to be reviewed.
2.0 Purpose: Describes the reasons why the review will be conducted, and provides the basic insights for
the defined scope of the review.
3.0 Scope: The scope defines the physical and administrative boundaries of the facility, and justifies
those defined boundaries and support function review relative to each of the following:
C Plant and equipment (hardware) readiness;
C Management and personnel readiness; and,
C Management programs (procedures, plans, etc.) readiness.
The scope section of the ORR Implementation Plan describes the approved breadth from the approved
ORR plan-of-action. Each breadth element required by the plan-of-action must be incorporated into the
ORR Implementation Plan. The depth to which each scope element is evaluated is specified and
quantified by the Implementation Plan criteria and review approaches to be consistent with the discussion
in the approved plan-of-action.
The scope section should define the major objectives of the review. These objectives define the
discipline or areas selected for review and define the approach and guidelines which must be
implemented for an organization to achieve a state of operational readiness. This section also defines the
physical scope including facilities, systems, and processes. In addition, it describes the level of review of
the various site infrastructure programs that make up the site's Integrated Safety Management System.
4.0 ORR Prerequisites: The ORR Implementation Plan should summarize the prerequisites specified in
the approved plan-of-action. It is not the responsibility of the ORR team to develop the prerequisites but
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