DOCUMENTATION: You should obtain your immediate supervisor’s or designee’s signature on OJT-2. Decommissioning Inspector On-the-Job Activity TOPIC: (OJT-3) Documenting Inspection Issues PURPOSE: The purpose of this activity is to give guidance on content, format, and style for inspection reports. The objectives of this activity are to ensure that inspection reports (1) clearly communicate significant inspection results to licensees, NRC staff, and the public, (2) provide a basis for significance determination and enforcement action, and (3) present information associated with significant inspection issues in a manner that will be useful to NRC management in developing longer-term, broad assessments of licensee performance. COMPETENCY AREAS: FUNDAMENTAL PLANT DESIGN AND OPERATION INSPECTION COMMUNICATION TEAMWORK ASSESSMENT AND ENFORCEMENT REFERENCES: IMC 0330, for NRC Review of Licensee Draft “Guidance Documents” IMC 0610, Material Safety and Safeguards Inspection “Nuclear Reports” IMC 0620, Documents and Records” “Inspection Enforcement Policy (refer to the NRC Web site) Enforcement Manual, Appendix E, Violation Examples” “Minor EVALUATION CRITERIA: Upon completion of this activity, you will be to demonstrate your understanding of documenting inspection findings by successfully addressing the following: 1. Discuss the thresholds for determining what issues should be documented in an inspection report. 2. Describe the relationship between an of concern, and a performance deficiency. 3. Given a violation of regulatory requirements and the enforcement policy and guidance, write an inspection report input for the violation.
DOCUMENTATION: You should obtain your immediate supervisor’s or designee’s signature on OJT-2. Decommissioning Inspector On-the-Job Activity TOPIC: (OJT-3) Documenting Inspection Issues PURPOSE: The purpose of this activity is to give guidance on content, format, and style for inspection reports. The objectives of this activity are to ensure that inspection reports (1) clearly communicate significant inspection results to licensees, NRC staff, and the public, (2) provide a basis for significance determination and enforcement action, and (3) present information associated with significant inspection issues in a manner that will be useful to NRC management in developing longer-term, broad assessments of licensee performance. COMPETENCY AREAS: FUNDAMENTAL PLANT DESIGN AND OPERATION INSPECTION COMMUNICATION TEAMWORK ASSESSMENT AND ENFORCEMENT REFERENCES: IMC 0330, “Guidance for NRC Review of Licensee Draft Documents” IMC 0610, “Nuclear Material Safety and Safeguards Inspection Reports” IMC 0620, “Inspection Documents and Records” Enforcement Policy (refer to the NRC Web site) Enforcement Manual, Appendix E, “Minor Violation Examples” EVALUATION CRITERIA: Upon completion of this activity, you will be to demonstrate your understanding of documenting inspection findings by successfully addressing the following: 1. Discuss the thresholds for determining what issues should be documented in an inspection report. 2. Describe the relationship between an of concern, and a performance deficiency. 3. Given a violation of regulatory requirements and the enforcement policy and guidance, write an inspection report input for the violation.
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