ML060660319
| ML060660319 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Salem, Hope Creek |
| Issue date: | 02/07/2006 |
| From: | - No Known Affiliation |
| To: | Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| References | |
| FOIA/PA-2005-0194 | |
| Download: ML060660319 (2) | |
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Salem & Hope Creek Survey Preliminary results are available on the Synergy survey of Salem and Hope Creek. The lists provided here are to enable you to read the statements with the strongest agreement and disagreement, given that these extremes are the most likely to be broadly applicable. There is considerable data and analyses will follow from PSEG.
PSEG Staff most strongly Agreed that:
(in descending order based on average and reworded to eliminate double negatives)
- 1.
During the past year, I have experienced a negative reaction from my peers for having raised an issue or concern related to Nuclear Safety.
- 2.
During the past year, I have experienced a negative reaction from my supervision for having raised an issue or concern related to Nuclear Safety.
- 3.
During the past year, I have experienced a negative reaction from my management for having raised an issue or concern related to Nuclear Safety.
- 4.
If I identified a potential nuclear safety issue or concern (including a degraded condition that could adversely affect Nuclear Safety, I would inform my supervisor and/or document the issue/concern (e.g. by initiating a Notification).
- 5.
I know someone who, during the past year, has experienced a negative reaction from supervision or management for having raised an issue or concern related to Nuclear Safety.
- 6.
Employees are genuinely encouraged to identify potential Nuclear Safety issues or concerns (including degraded conditions that could adversely affect Nuclear Safety).
- 7.
If I identified a potential Nuclear Safety issue/concern and was not satisfied with my supervisor's response, I would take the issue/concern farther up the management chain.
- 8.
Raising and pursuing resolution of potential Nuclear Safety issues/concerns is favorably received by my immediate supervisor.
- 9.
With respect to my work assignment, I understand how my work adds value to the site.
- 10.
If I identified a degraded condition that could adversely affect Nuclear Safety, and was not satisfied that the condition was being corrected in a timely manner or had not been corrected effectively, I would take my concern farther up my management train.
- 11.
Nuclear Safety is our first and over-riding priority.
PSEG Staff most strongly Disagreed that:
(in descending order based on average)
- 1.
Within my functional organization, we have an effective work management process.
- 2.
Within my functional organization, we are effective at developing people.
- 3.
Our site senior management team is sufficiently visible and accessible to employees.
- 4.
I am satisfied with communications regarding priorities, as used in decisions and resource allocation.
- 5.
I am satisfied with communications regarding future plans for our site/location.
- 6.
Within my functional organization, during the past 18 months, we have made progress in improving the effectiveness of work prioritization and resource management.
- 7.
Our site senior management team demonstrates teamwork.
- 8.
Our site senior management team pnrvides effective leadership in ensuring that necessary changes are being made.
- 9.
Within my functional organization, we are effective at planning and implementing changes in the way we do business.
- 10.
Within my functional organization, we are effective in recognizing performance and accomplishments.
- 11.
Within my functional organization, we have effective training on the technical/functional aspects of our job.
There were over 150 questions within the survey.
The agreed statements appeared to have more consensus than the disagreed statements, e.g., the top disagreed statement had 51% negative response while all agreed statements had less than 10% negative response (only negative response data available).
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