1248-01 PURPOSE 01.01 To define training and qualification requirements for staff under the Federal and State Materials and Environmental Management Programs (FSME) program areas. 01.02 To establish the requirements for maintaining qualification. 1248-02 OBJECTIVES 02.01 To ensure that under the FSME program areas meet minimum knowledge and qualification standards. 02.02 To provide standardized methodology for determining that staff under the FSME program area have met the minimum knowledge and qualification requirements. 1248-03 DEFINITIONS 03.01 Inspector, License Reviewer, Project Manager, or Technical Reviewer Qualification. The certification by the office director, regional administrator, or designee, the of which is a recommendation by the qualification board and/or division management. Inspector, license reviewer, project manager, and technical reviewer are general titles indicating that an individual has completed one of the Journals” in the appendices to this Manual Chapter. As “Qualification determined by division management, the qualification may have a more specific title, such as Materials License Reviewer, Decommissioning Inspector, Uranium Recovery Project Manager or Exempt Distribution License Reviewer. Completing a qualification allows staff members to be assigned the full scope of FSME program area activities in their specific discipline. The assigned tasks are performed independently with routine oversight and supervision. 03.02 Candidate. A staff member who is working to complete one or more of the qualification journals in this Manual Chapter. 03.03 Category. An area or class of activity for which a license may be issued, such as uranium recovery, reactors, materials, and decommissioning. 03.04 Discipline. A specific qualification being sought by a candidate, such as Materials License Reviewer, Decommissioning Inspector and Uranium Recovery Inspector. 03.05 Specialized Training Courses. Additional training courses beyond those required. The candidate’s immediate supervisor determines additional training requirements depending on the candidate’s previous work experience and planned work activities. 03.06 Individual Study Activity (ISA). A training method candidates use to perform a self-study of certain topics in a specific discipline. 03.07 On-the-job Training (OJT). A training method using structured hands-on activities to develop the required job-related knowledge and skills.
1248-01 PURPOSE 01.01 To define training and qualification requirements for staff under the Federal and State Materials and Environmental Management Programs (FSME) program areas. 01.02 To establish the requirements for maintaining qualification. 1248-02 OBJECTIVES 02.01 To ensure that under the FSME program areas meet minimum knowledge and qualification standards. 02.02 To provide standardized methodology for determining that staff under the FSME program area have met the minimum knowledge and qualification requirements. 1248-03 DEFINITIONS 03.01 Inspector, License Reviewer, Project Manager, or Technical Reviewer Qualification. The certification by the office director, regional administrator, or designee, the of which is a recommendation by the qualification board and/or division management. Inspector, license reviewer, project manager, and technical reviewer are general titles indicating that an individual has completed one of the “Qualification Journals” in the appendices to this Manual Chapter. As determined by division management, the qualification may have a more specific title, such as Materials License Reviewer, Decommissioning Inspector, Uranium Recovery Project Manager or Exempt Distribution License Reviewer. Completing a qualification allows staff members to be assigned the full scope of FSME program area activities in their specific discipline. The assigned tasks are performed independently with routine oversight and supervision. 03.02 Candidate. A staff member who is working to complete one or more of the qualification journals in this Manual Chapter. 03.03 Category. An area or class of activity for which a license may be issued, such as uranium recovery, reactors, materials, and decommissioning. 03.04 Discipline. A specific qualification being sought by a candidate, such as Materials License Reviewer, Decommissioning Inspector and Uranium Recovery Inspector. 03.05 Specialized Training Courses. Additional training courses beyond those required. The candidate’s immediate supervisor determines additional training requirements depending on the candidate’s previous work experience and planned work activities. 03.06 Individual Study Activity (ISA). A training method candidates use to perform a self-study of certain topics in a specific discipline. 03.07 On-the-job Training (OJT). A training method using structured hands-on activities to develop the required job-related knowledge and skills.
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