ML20202F241

Technical Training Division Course Catalog

ML20202F241
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Issue date:	08/31/1997
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. Table of Contents

( - Backgro u nd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii

! Cou r se Locatio n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ii .

' TTD Cou rse Cat alog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 TTD H o me Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iii a .fechn.ical t. . .rammg D. . .ms so n S taff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . u. .n i- TecimicalTraining Support .................................................... iv i i TTC Facility Information .......................... .........................iv l

TTC Lo ca t i o n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iv  :

' M o t e l s N ea r TTC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . > . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v .

Registration ........... .................................................... vi-NRC Form 368 Training .................................................... vii t

Enrollment Confirmation Notice ...............................................vii Cl a s s S i re . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vii Co u rse M an ual s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vill -

! -Attire....................................................................viii St ude nt Wo rk Sched ules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viii

..............................................................vm Course Hours Reaching Students During Class . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . viii

Smoking..................................................................viii Exam.ma n o n I,o li cy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . v i ii Equivalency Exa minatio n Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ix i

l- Reexa m ina t io n Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x Full Course Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............................ x Co u rse P re req ui si t es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x y I n st ruct io nal H o u rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . x

! Co u rse Ad d i t io n s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi Co u r se Dde t i o n s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi I n dex o f Cou rses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xi i G e ne ral Elect ric Cour ses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

West i ngho use Cot um . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 i Combustion Enginee4 Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................. 21 Babcock & Wilco r Counes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Generic Reactor Tecimology Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , 27 Probabilistic Risk Assessment Courses ........-.................................. 29

Engineering Support Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

~ Radiatio n Protection Cou rses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74

Fuel Cycle Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . < 10 5

- Safeguard s Cou rses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 15

' Regula t o ry S kill s Co u rses . . . . . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 3 Appendix A - Integrated Course Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 Appendix B Reactor Tecimology Full Course Series Schedule ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147 -

Appendix C - Reactor Technology Courses Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 -

' Appendix D _- Specialized Technical Training Courses Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 i

Appendix E - List of Training Coordinators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 160

[ Appendix F - Office of Human Resources Course Number Cross Reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . 161 e

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Technical Training Division Aucust 1997 Backgroun6 The reactor tedmology curriculum consists of a spectrum of courses .

involving both dassroom and simulator training covering the General

• Electric, Westinghouse, Combustion Engineering, and Babcock and Wilcox reactor vendor designs. Reactor tecimology courses are typically presented by Tedmical Training Division (TFD) staff members. The TTD manages the operation, maintenance, and upgrade of Sve full scope reactor training simulators and associated computer equipment in support of ,

established training needs The full scope reactor traini g simulators located at the Technical Training Center (TTC), model the General Electric BWR/4 and BWR/6, Westinghouse, Combustion Engineering, and Babcock and Wilcox reactor vendor designs.

The specialized technical training curriculum consists of courses in engineering support, radiation protection, safeguards, fuel cycle technology, probabilistic risk assessment, and regulatory skills. The TfD provides specialized technical training through presentation of courscs developed by the TTD staff, presentation of counes by TTD contractc,rs, coordination for slots in courses that are presented by otner Government agencies, and identifbation and promotion of co.nmercially available courses that NRC personnel can attend as individual training opportunities using the NRC Form 368 process managed by the Of6ce of Human Resources. For many of the contracted courses, NRC perspectives are provided by specifically designated individuals from within the agency staff.

Course Location The locati .a chosen for course presentations are determined based on a numbe. of factors including dependence on training aids or special facilities, course length, course intensity, and location of the intended audience. Reactor technology courses that are dependent on the use of reactor simulators or training aids are conducted at the TTC. Specialized technical training courses that require special contractor facilities are typically presented at those facilities. Numerous courses without special facility requirements are presented in headquarters and regional of6ces.

TTD Course This TfD Course Catalog provides a description of each course, including l Catalog course length, instructional hours, location, prerequisites for attendara, and applicability. SpeciGc training requirements for the various technical positions can be found in documents such as NRC Inspection Manual l Chapters 1245 and 1246, Examiner Standards, and OfGce Directives. The l

TfD Course Catalog is published semi annually and provides a des:ription and schedule of the courses offered by or through the TfD.

Changes so the TTD Course Catalog are made as needed to reflect course data changes, course additions, or course cancellations. NotiGcation of changes will normally made to training coordinators and through the use of the TTD home page on the NRC internal Web.

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TTD Home Page The 'ITD maintains an intemal Web page that contains an on-line course cat 21og. Access to the TTD home page is via the NRC interna: home page and the " Employee Development and Training" page or from the AEOD home page. The catalog format is identical to the hard copy format.

Users have the ability to browse the catalog by curriculum area and course title. The integrated class schedule is also available with the capability to search the schedule by date or date range. Other features of the TTD home page include a photographic organization chart with E-mail capability, up to date weather forecast information, and access to the Virtual Chattanooga home page for any information associated with Chattanooga and the surrounding area.

Technical The Technical Training Division staff is listed below:

Training Division Staff Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kenneth A. Raglin Assistant to the Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Halvey Gibson Technical Training Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steven A. Arndt Reactor Technology Training Branch Chief . . . . . . . . . . . Steven K. Showe Reactor Technology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phillip R. Bennett Reactor Tedmology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Melvin E. Cashatt Reactor Tedmology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loren F. Donatell Reactor Tedmology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bobby R. Eaton Reactor Tedmology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ralph D. Jones Reactor Technology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Joseph 0. McMillion Reactor Technology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Donald T. Nel.on Reactor Tedmology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George O. Schneider Reactor Tedmology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bill S. Thurmond Reactor Tedmology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gerard A. Van Sickle Specialized Technical Training Branch Chief. . . . . . . Russell L. Anderson Senior Project Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. Larry Bell Senior Health Pnysicist (Materials) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . John L. Ricci Senior Health Physicist (Reactor) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul E. Knapp Senior Health Physicist (Reactor) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rodican P. Reed Tec%ical Program Specialist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stephen S. Koscielny Technial l>rogram Specialist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lee R. Miller Reactor Technology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fangie E. Jones. III iii

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Technical Training Support Branch Chief . . . . . . . . . Leonard J. Reidinger Senior Project Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Stephen D. Roessler Senior Simulator Engineer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -James P. Griffin Simulator Engineer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Janice 1. Griffin Simulator Engineer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William J. Lawson Reactor Technology Instructor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . N. Jack Lewis Technical Training Support Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jan W. Patterson e Technical Training Support Assistant . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sharon K. Roberson Technical in addition to ehe TfD staff, a number of other NRC personnel contribute Training Support to the overall effectiveness of the technical training program by providing technical training needs information, serving as technical experts for training procurement efforts, serving as subject matter experts for course presentations, providing NRC perspectives in courses, and coordinating technical training administrative activities for individual organizational units.

TTC Facility The mailing addiess of tlie Technical Training C nter is as follows:

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, USNRC Techni;al Training Center 5746 Marlin Roari, Suite 200 Chattanooga, TN 37411-5677 Phone: (423) 855 6500 Fax: (423) 855-6543 and (423) 855 6546 TTC Location The TTC, shown on the inside front cover, occupies essentially four floors of the Osborne Office Center for a total of approximately 60,000 squarc feet. The TTC is conveniently located near the Chattanooga Airport, numerous motels, and numerous restaurants. A map of the area in close proximity to the Tecimical Training Center is shown on the following page along with a list of local lodging possibilities.

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@ Extended Stay of America Vance Road and Hwy.153 (423) 892-1315 or 1-800-398 7829 Registrition Registration of students into courses conducted or coordinated by the 'tTD is accomplished through the_ training coordinator of the region or NRC office concerned as described in Management Directive 10.77. Individual supervisors who want their personnel assigned to a given course must do so through their appropriate training coordinator Registration of students in dasses controlled by the TTD is normally done via E-Mail. Registration will be on a "first-come first-served" basis unless the dass is overbooked.

In this event, preference will be given to personnel with required training defined by formal qualification or development programs. This determination will be made eight weeks prior to the course start date.

Classes that have insufficient enrollment for presentation will be canceled at this time, and students, supervisors, and training coordinators will be notified by E-Mail. Any decision to cancel will indude an analysis of the programmatic impact of the course cancellation. For dasses that are not

- filled at the eight week period but meet minimum enrollment,TTD will continue to accept, on a space-available basis, enrollment any time prior to the course start date.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 The TTD controls attendance to all courses listed in this catalog unless indicated otherwise on the individual course description sheets. For courses identified as avai able through the NRC Form 368 process, the Form 368 must be submitted by the appropriate training coordinator to the Office of Human Resources.

Slot allocations for courses that are a part of a full course series are made for the entire series. Once an employee is registered for a course serier, a commitment has been made for that employee to attend all courses ir. the series. Once scheduled, students should not be withdrawr. from a course series except for personal emergencies. Supervisors should also recognize that once an employee is pulled from a course series, it may be difficult to i

get that employee into another series, NRC Form 368 This catalog lists some commercial courses that require submittal of NRC Training Form 368. If applicable, this inform., tion is found in the prerequisites I section of the course information page.

Employees are responsible for contacting the training provider to confirm course availability, costs, dates, etc. Office and regional training coordinators administer the 368 program for their organizations. Forms must be submitted to the Office of Human Resources 30 to 60 days in advance of the course start date.

Enrollment Approximately eight weeks before a course begins, the names of studems Confirmation v'ho are enrolled in courses are announced in an enrollment confirmation Notice notice which is sent to the enrolled students, their immediate supervisors, and their training coordinators. This notice is normally sent via F-Mail.

All personnel still in standby status for the course at this time will be notified by E-Mail that they are not included on the final course enrollment roster. The TTD will also provide the NRC Training Systems Administrator with a list of employees confirmed for each course prior to the start of the course.

Class Size Each course conducted or contracted by the TTD has a maximum enrollment that has been chosen to give the student a quality learning experience while making optimum use of course instructors and facilities.

Each course also has a minimum enrollment. If the course registration fails to reach or drops below that level, the course will normally be deferred or canceled. Any decision to cancel will include an analysis of the programmatic impact of the course cancelhtion. Once an enrollment has I been confirmed, students should not be canceled ncept in emergencies.

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Technicsl Traininz Division August 1997 Course Manuals Course manuals for courses managed by the TTD are issued to students on the first day of each course. Course manuals are not mailed to students t

prior to courses. Some students, however, wish to do some pre-course study prior to arrival. To support this, several copies of commonly used manuals have been pavided to major NRC headquarters ofIices and regional offices. These manuals are typically located in the reference library or equivalent for each office and are typically controlled by training coordinators.

Attire Casual business attire is appropriate for class attendance. Any special requirements will be announced in individual course letters. NRC badges are required to be worn by students while at the TTC.

Student Work All students should be removed from compressed work schedules for the Schedules pay periods (s) during which the student will attend TfD courses. In the unlikely event that TfD courses must be scheduled over a holiday, students would be expected to attend on the holiday.

C:urse Hours The official work hours at the TTC are 7:30 AM to 4:15 PM. All day shift classroom courses conform to these hours. Hours for other types of courses such as simulator courses depend on the availability of simulator time. Hours for contracted courses may vary bawd on course location and availability of special facilities. The actual course hours for all courses will be promulgated in the standard course letter to course participants.

Reaching Students attending TfD courses are generally unavailable to their office Students Dtring during classroom hours. Students will not be called out of the class for Class telephone messages unless the message is dealing with a personal or family emergency. Messages will be taken for all other incoming calls and posted on a bulletin board. Students may return calls during breaks between classroom presentation and after class has ended for the day. Calls which are to be returned during break periods should be sufliciently short to allow students to return to the classroom before class resumes. This is necessary to ensure that each student receives the maximum benefit from the training and other students are not distracted by late arrivals.

The Technica! Training Center is located within the Osborne Office Smoking Building, which is a no. smoking building.

Examinations are given at the end of most TfD courses. Students required Examination by NRC Inspection Manual Chapter 1245 (or other formal requirements)

Pclicy to complete a course as part of their qualification program must pass the examination. The passing grade for all TfD courses is 70% except for Site Access Training, Site Access Refresher Training, and NMSS viii

Technical Training Division August 1997 Radiation Worker Training which require a score of 80% Some employee qualification programs may require a higher or lower passing grade for some courses.

Examinations for TTD courses are linked to lurning objectives associated with course modules. These learning objectives are provided to students at the beginning of courses and are normally induded as part of the course manual. Examinations for reactor tecimology courses and some specialized technical training courses are normally randomly generated by a Computerized Examination Bank System which contains validated questions.

After course examinations have been graded, course reporting memoranda with actual course grades will be sent to the appropriate region or program office via the training coord.Ntor and to the NRC Training Systems Administrator. Students will receive a copy of this letter along with the completed examination if the examination was not previously returned.

Course reporting memoranda for students who satisfactorily complete a course (or course series) will reflect that the minimum requirements lu ve been met, and a training certificate will be provided.

Since there is typically no pre-course examination, the final course examination grade is not necessarily indicative of the level of effort expended by Jie student. Examination results indicate only the knowledge level of the student at the conclusion of a course, and the numerical grade sho dd not be used as a performance indicator.

Examination results are normally considered final. If a question concerning the grading of an examination arises, the examination will be regraded provided the examination has been discussed with the student's management; the student's management requests the regrading of the examination in writing to the appropriate TTD Branch Chief; and the original examination is returned to the TTC. The complete ext.nination will be regraded by an instructor who was not associated with the original examination. Any regraded examination is considered as the final grade for the examination and will be returned to the student's management.

Equivalency examinations may be gi en to experienced personnd for Equivalency required courses that are part of formal qualification programs to allow Examination validation of the course. These examinations must be requested by the Policy employee's imniediate supervisor to the cognizant TTD Branch Chief.

Students who validate courses typically miss out on regulatory insights and perspectives, emerging tecimical issues, and technical interactions with their peers. Equhalency examinations may be taken at the TTC or in the ix

Technical Training Division August 1991 employee's regional or program oMce and are normally taken on the regular examination day for the course that is being validated.

Written reexaminations may be given to students who receive failing Reexamination grades, subject to certain limitations. Reexaminations are rarely given to Pelicy students who received a course grade ofless than 50%. No reexaminations are given, regardless of the grade, if the course which has been failed is not required training for the individual unless a request is received from the student's management. Only one reexamination will be given to a student for any given course. Any student who fails a reexamination must repeat the course to satisfy the training requirement.

Reexaminations must be requested by the student's management to the cognizant TTD Branch Chief. A prepared reexamination will then be mailed with a cover letter to the student's immediate supervisor. This latter willindicate how the reexamination should be administered. The completed reexamination must be returned to the TTC immediately upon completion.

The full course series for a particular reactor technology area consists of a Full Course series of three courses which must be taken in succession. These courses are Series indicated below for the General Electric BWR/4 and Westinghouse reactor vendor designs.

General Electric Technology Full Course Series (BWIU4)

• GE Tecimology Course (R-304B)

• GE Advanced Technology Course (R-504B)

• GE Simulator Course (R-624B)

Westinghouse Technology Full Course Series

• Westinghouse Technology Course (R-304P)

• Westinghouse Advanced Technology Course (R-504P)

• Westinghouse Simulator Course (R-624P)

Prerequisites are list-d for each course as appropriate. Students who do not meet the prerequisites for a particular course should not be scheduled into Course diat course.

Prerequisites An Instructional Hour is a one hour period of training in which a course instructor is present or readily available for instructing or assisting students.

Instructional One hour devoted to any of the following activities is considered an Hours instructional hour under this defmition: iectures, seminars, discussions, x

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p solem solving sessions, quines, examinations, on-the-job training, laboratory exercises, programmed learning, and simulation exercises. The appropriate value for this parameter is induded on the individual sheet for each course described in this catalog.

No new courses were added.

Course Additions No courses were deleted.

Course Deletions Course Page Index of Courses GE BWR/4 Technology (R-104B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 GE BWR/4 Tedmology (R-200B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

- General Electric GE BWR/4 Tedmology (R-304B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology (R-504B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 G E BWR/4 Simulator (R-624B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher (R-704B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 GE BWR/6 Simulator Refresher (R-706B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 GE Nudear Engineering (R-801B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 GE Maintenance Training Overview (R-802B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 GE BWR/4 Technology Review (R-904B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 GE BWR/6 Technology Review (R-906B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 1 Westinghouse Tedmology (R-104P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Westinghouse Technology (R-200P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Westinghouse Westinghouse Technology (R-304P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Westinghouse Advanced Tedmology (R-504P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Westinghouse Simulator (R-624P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Westinghouse Simulator Refresher (R-7C 4P) .................... 17 Westinghouse Nudear Engineering (R-80lP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Westinghouse Maintenance Training Overview (R-802P) . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Westinghouse Technology Review (R-904P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 CE Technology Cross Training (R-325C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 CE Simulator Refresher (R-705P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Combustion CE Tedmology Review (R-905P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Engineering B&W Technology Cross Training (R-326C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 B&W Simulator Refresher (R-706P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Babcock & B&W Technology Review (R-906P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Wilcox Reactor Concepts (R-100) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Perspectives on Reactor Safety (R-800) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 xi

l , Technical Traininc Division August 1997 Generic Reactor Technology Fundamentals of Probabilistic Risk Assessment (P-101) . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Probability and Statistics for PRA (P-102) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Probabilistic PRA Basics for P egulatory Applications (P-105) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Risk Assessment PRA Insights I w. IPEs (P-106) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 PRA for Tecimical Managers (P-107) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 PRA Tecimology and Regulatory Perspectives (P-111) . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 System Modeling Techniques for PRA (P-200) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Integrated Reliability and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS)

B asics (P-201 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Advanced Integrated Reliability and Risk Analysis System (I RRAS) (P-20 2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Human Reliability Assessment (HRA) (P-203) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 External Events (P 204) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Accident Progression Analysis (P-300) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Accident Consequence Analysis (P-301) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Risk Assessment in Event Evaluation (P-302) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Power Plant Engineering (E-110) .............................43 Emergency Diesel Generators (E-111) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Engineering Motorized Valve Actuators (E-112) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O Support Fire Protection for Power Plants (E-113) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 I &C O verview (E- 120) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Understanding Industrial Processes, Measurements, and Co n trol (E-121 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8 Industrial Pressure & Level Measurement Engineering (E-122) . . . . . . 49 Process Co ntrols (E-123) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 Process Measurement Instrumentation (E-124) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Field Instrumentation Principles and Devices (Nuclear Power Focus) (E-125) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Designing and Applying Regulatory Control Strategies (E-i27) . . . . 53 Undetstanding Advanced Communications Networking (E-128) . . . . 54 System Engineering (E-129) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 Practical Implementation of Software Configuration M anage ment (E- 13 0) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 6 Software Verification and Validation (E-131) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Software Safety and Reliability Workshop (E-132) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Software Testing and Quality Assurance (E 133) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Automation & Process Control using Programmable Logic Co n trolle rs (E- 13 4) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Basic Course for Allen Bradley Programmable Controllers (E-135) . . 61 Installing, Maintaining, and Documenting in Programmable Logic Controller-Based Control (E 136) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Programming Advanced Installation and Trouble Shooting in xii l

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• : Industrial Temperature Measurement Engineering (E-W) . . . . . . . . . 68 .

- Digital Electronic Principles (E 143) . . . . . .-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Welding Technology and Codes (E-303) . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Nondestructive Examination (NDE) Technology and - ,

Codes (E-3 06) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Eddy Current Testing (E-307) . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 '

Welding and NDE Overview (E-901) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

- Site Access Training (H-100) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 i

Site Access Refresher Training (H-101) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 TRadiation NMSS Radiation Worker Training (H-102) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 In. Place Filter Testing (H-105) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 i Protection Applied Health Physics (H-109) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 e Environmental Monitoring for Radioactivity (H-111) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79

-Applied Gamma Spectroscopy (Canberra) (H-112A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 Applied Gamma Spectroscopy (ORISE) (H-112)B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 General Theory of Gamma Spectroscopy (H-113) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 e

Introductory Healtn Physics (H-117) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83

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l. Health Physics Technology (H 201) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Radwaste Management (H-202) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Emergency Preparedness Technology (H-203) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

- Radiological Emergency Response and Operations (H-303) . . . . . . . . 89

- Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine (H-304) . . . . . . . . . . . 90 Safety Aspects of Industrial Radiography (H-305) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91

Radiological Emergency Planning (H-306) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

Radiological Accident _ Assessment (H-307) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93

. Transportation of Radioactive Materials (H 308) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

. Health Physics in Radiation Accidents (H-309) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Respiratory Protection (Bevis) (H 311 A)- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Respiratory Protection (RSA) (H-311B) - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 j

. Respiratory Protection (RSS) (H-311C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Intemal Dosimetry and Whole Body Counting (H-312) . . . . . . . . . . . . 99

[ Teletherapy and. Brachytherapy (M-313) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 0 Safety Aspects of Well Logging (H-314) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101

- Irradiator Technology (H-315) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 i l Health Physics Topical Review (H-401) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103 a . Health Physics Technology Overview (H-901) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104

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1 L Technical Training Division August 1997 Introduction to Nudear Criticality Safety (F-100) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 Nuclear Criticality Safety (F-101) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 Fuel Cycle General Health Physics Practices for Fuel Cycle Facilities (F-102) . . 107 Hazards Analysis for DOE SARs and QRAs (F-103) . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 General Health Physics Practices for Uranium Recovery (F-104) . . . . 109 Fuel Cyde Technology (F-200) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Hazards of Chemical and Mechanical Fuel Cycle Processes (F-202) .111 Mechanics of Sampling and Measurement for Fuel Cyde Facilities (F-203) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112 Management Systems and Structures for Fuel Cycle Safety (F-205) . 113 Fire Protection for Fuel Cyde Facilities (F-206) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 Physical Security Fundamentals (S-103) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 Bomb Threat Management (S-106) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116 Safeguards Induction to Physical Security Systems (S-118) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117 Sahr,uards Tedmology Refresher (S-402) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 Non Destructive Assay (NDA) Techniques for Safeguards Practitior.ers (S-602) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119 Waste and Residue NDA Measurements (S-603) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy for Nuclear Materials Accounting (S-604) 121 Nudear Materials Management and Safeguards (NMMSS) (S-605) . 122 Fundamentals of Inspection (G-101) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 Fundamentals of Inspection Refresher (G-102) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 Regulatory Skills Field Techniques and Regulatory Processes (G-103) . . . . . . . . . . . 125 Non-Power Reactor Technology (G-106) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Examination Techniques (G-107) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 Inspection Procedures (G-108) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128 Licensing Practices and Procedures (G-109) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 OSHA Indoctrination (G-ll l) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Workshop (G-205) . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 Human Performance investigation Workshop (G-206) . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Refresher Workshop (G-207) . . . . 133 Inspecting for Performance (G-303) . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134 Inspecting for Performance - Materials Version (G-304) . . . . . . . . . . 135 Incident Investigation Team (IIT) Training (G-600) . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 lucident Investigation Team (IIT) Refresher (G-601) . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 xiv

i Technical Training Division August 1997 GE BWR/4 Technology Course (R 104B)

Description:

The course provides a general familiarity with the mechanical, instrumentation and control, and protective systems of the General Electric BWR/4 design.

Functions and flow paths of major systems, instrumentation, terminology, and equipment 'ocation are described. Emphasis is placed on the nuclear steam supply system including the engineered safety features.

Length: 5 Days 33 Instructiona! Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Written comprehensive final examination, multiple choice questions.

Prerequisites: None. A technical background is recommended.

Applicability: NRC personnel who have a need to understand basic GE power plant design. This is a required course for certain qualification programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location m/18/98 m/22/98 Day Chattanooga, TN M/17/99 M/21/99 Day Chattanooga, TN GE  ;GE 1

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CE BWR/4 Technology Course (R-2005)

Descriptioru - De course consists of two weeks of classroom instruction followed by one week of

~ simulator training. He classroom phase of the course provides a general understanding of the General Electric BWR/4 design with emphasis in system '

design, function, instrumentation, interlocks, and interrelatioruhips. Presentations are at the one-line diagram level for major NSS systems and components.

Additional attention is also focused on both safety and non-safety related support and auxiliary systems. Re simulator phase of the course provides an introduction to integrated facility operations with emphasis on system in errelationships.

Cimulator training consists of instructor led aemonstrations and student participation in controlled plant scenarios.

Length: 15 Days 105 Instructional Hours

' Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Cen.er Staff Examination: Written comprehensive final examination at the end of week two. There is no examination for the simulator phase of the course.

Prerequisites: Completion of the Power Plant Engineering Course (E-110) is highly recommended for reactor engineer intems and technical personnel without prior nuclear experience. A technical background is recommended for any other NRC staff members who might attend the course.

' Applicability: Als is a required course for des _iopment of reactor engineer and reactor health physics interns and technical personnel without prior nuclear experience and is optional for other NRC personnel who have a need to understand the areas specified in the course description.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 GE BWR/4 Technology Course (R-3048)

Descriptiosu The course provides a working knowledge of the General Electric (GE) BWR/4 design with emphasis in the following areas: Nuclear theory, reactivity coefficients, and thermal limits; process systems, purposes, theory of operation, normal system configuration, and safety related flow paths and /or operations; plant electrical system design and distribution; process instrumentation systems including, logics, selected interlocks, limiters, control and protection functions; and PRA insights into assessing a change to the level of plant safety / risk as a result of system or component problems or failures. This course is the first in a series of three courses in GE BWR/4 Technology (R 304B, R-504B, R-624B).

Length: 14 Days  % Instructional Hours Condvrted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Completion of the Power Plant Engineering Course (E-110) or equivalent experience and successful completion of the GE Technology Course (either R-1(MB or R 200B)is highly recommended.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

-- Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

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. I Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 01/27/98 02/13/98 Day - Chattanooga, TN 06/02/98 06/19/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/99- -02/12/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 06/08/99 06/25/99 Day Chattanooga, TN r.,

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- Technical Training Division August 1997 GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Course (R-504B)

Description:

The course provides a working knowledge of the General Electric (GE) BWR/4 -

design with emphasis in the following areas: systems interrelationship *; analysis

- of integrated plant response to normal operating and transient conditions; technical issues; plant procedures and their applications; facility abnormal events; PRA insights; technical specifications including limiting conditions for operatiort limiting safety system settings, safety limits, and bases; and process computer usage, application and available data. Presentations include analysis of transient curves and data from actual plant events to show integrated facility operation during normal and transient conditions. Technical specifications, plant procedures, actual plant events, arvt Annical issues are discussed. This course is the second in a series of three cour,es in GE BWR/4 Technology (R-304B, R 504B, R-624B).

Length: 10 Days 68 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Er. amination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prenquisites: Completion of the GE Technology Course (R-304B) or equivalency examination.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs, Registration: Training Coordin ors register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 02/23/98 (D/06/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/98 07/24/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 02/22/99 (B/05/99 Day Chattanooga, TN g

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TechnicClTraining Division August 1997 GE BWR/4 Simulator Course (R-624B)

Descriptioru Re course involves hands-on operation of a full scope entrol room simulator covering evolutions from plant startup to major accidents. He course provides a working knowledge of GE BWR/4 design and operation with emphasis on integrated plant operations; evaluation of normal and abnormal operating conditions; application of technical specifications to control room conditions; use of plant procedures; effects of equipment malfunction and inappropriate operator actions; and PRA insights. The course provides a general understanding of the BWR Owners Group Emergency Procedure Guidelines and Emergency Operating Procedures. Major topicsinclude: EPG/EOP structure and usage; intent of each EPG/EOP; entry conditions and symptoms; monitoring critical plant parameters; operator and plant responses to various plant normal, abnormal, and emergency conditions. This course is tnt third in a series of three courses in GE BWR/4 Technology (R-304B, R-5NB, R-624B).

Length: 10 Days 70 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Identification of abnormal indications, equipment status, and system alignments and their associated Technical Specification applicability.

Prerequisites: Completion of the GE Advanced Technology Course (R-SNB) or equivalency examination is required.

Applicability: Ris course replaces the previously offered GE BWR/4 series simulator course (R-6MB) and EOP Simulator course (R-621B). This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registratiom Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 03/23/98 N/03/98 Day Chattanooga, TN Note: Additional c urses are listed in 03/23/98 01/03/98 Swing Chattanooga, TN 8##

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TechnicalTraining Division . - August 1997. i

' GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Course (R40cB)

Description:

Se course provides a general understanding of the BWR_ Owners Group Emergency '

Procedure Guidelines and Emergency Operating Procedures. Application of these  !

procedures is presented using n combination of classroom and simulator training; Ma}or topics include: EPG/EOP structure and interfacing; intent of each EPG/EOP; entry conditions and symptoms; monitoring critical plant parameters; EPG/EOP use and philosophy; EPG/EOP, operator and plant responses to various plant ,

transients and emergency conditions; and normal and abnortnal plant operations.

his course meets the requirements for refresher training for reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers.

4 Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: - NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of a General Electric technology full course series.

Applicability: his is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor o perations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers, his is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TfDREG.

Dates /Locatioru Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/15/97 09/19/97 Day Chattanooga, TN Note: Additional

-11/17/97 - -11/21/97-Day Chattanooga, TN courses are listed in grated and 01/12/98 01/16/98 Day Chattanooga, TN f,*,

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TechnicCl Training Division August 1997 GE BWR/6 Simulator Refresher Course (R-706B)

Description:

The course provides a general understanding of the BWR Owners Group Emergency Procedute Guidelines and Emergency Operating Procedures. Application of these procedures is presented using a combination of classroom and simulator training.

Major topics include: EPG/EOP structure and interfacing; intent of each EPG/EOP; entry conditions and symptoms; monitoring critical plant parameters; EPG/EOP use and philosophy; EPG/EOP, operator and plant responses to various plant transients and emergency conditions; and normal and abnormal plant operations. This course meets the requirements for refresher training for reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of a General Electric technology full course series.

Applicability: 1his is a required course for certain cualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location M/11/98 W/15/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 05/10/99 05/14/99 Day Chattanooga, TN LGE .- ;GEl 7

Technical Training Division - August 1997 1 i

GE Nuclear Engineering Course (R 801B)

Deecription: 'Ihe course provides a working knowledge of the following General Electric design nuclear engineering concepts: basis for core thermallimits; process computer programs; control rod pattem and sequmce development; principles of core design; core management; fuel design and performance; and preconditinning interim

' Operating Management Recommendations (PC!OMR). Presentations cover areas of concern to a BWR Station Nuclear Engineer, Emphasis is placed on relationships to technical specifications and licensing acth ities where applicable.

Length: 10 Days 70 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Contractor Personnel or NRC Staff Examination: None Prerequisites: Successful cu.opletion of a General Electric technology full course series.

Applicability: - This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel who need to understrnd the aspects of GE nuclear engineering concepts.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TfDREG.

' Dates / Location: Start Date ' End Date Shift Location N/20/98 ' 05/01/98 Day Rockville, MD

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Description:

- 'Ihe course provides an overview of the General Electric design refueling floor ]

activities and maintenance activities for reactor internals; fuel movement; control  !

rod drives; under vessel control rod drive components; main steam isolation valves, )

and recirculation pump seals. Presentations include both classroom discussions and '

hands-on training on actual equipment.

l Length: 5 Days 34 Instructional Hours Conducted By: General Electric Corporation Examination: None Prerequisites: Successful completion of a General Electric technology full course series.

Applicability: 'Ihis course is supplemental training for NRC personnel who need to understand the aspects of refueling floor and maintenance activities.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 11/17/97 11/21/97 Day San Jose, CA 11/16/98 11/20/98 Day San Jose,CA Y 9 IGEI

TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 GE BWR/4 Technology Review Course (R 904B)

Description:

The course assists NRC technical staff in maintaining a working knowledge of the General Electric BWR/4 design and operations with emphasis in the following areas; plant operational characteristics; conduct of control room operations; instrumentation and plant data available in the control room; application of abnormal and emergency procedures; plant response to abnormal and emergency conditions; effect upon plant operation of equipment malfunction or incorrect or untimely operator actions; electrical distribution systems design and operation; and PRA insights. Presentations include both classroom discussions and simulator demonstrations using a full scope control room simulator. Classroom discussions are keyed to the evolutions to be demonstrated on the simulator. Emphasis is placed on identification of abnormal or accident conditions, plant status, and discussion of proper immediate and subsequent operator actions for a given plant condition.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None Prerequisites: Successful completion of a General Electric technology full course series.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Cocidinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shif t Location 09/08/97 09/12/97 Day Chattanooga, TN Note: Additional Chattanoog , TN courses are listed in 11/03/97 11/07/97 Day 01/05/98 01/09/98 Day Chattanooga, TN ,

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I GE BWR/6 Technology Review Course (R-9068) -

Description:

The course assists NRC technical staff in maintaining a working knowledge of the General Electric BWR/6 design and operations with emphasis in the following

. areas; plant operational characteristics; conduct of control room operations; instrumentation and plant data available in the control room; application of abnormal and emergency procedures; plant response to abnormal and emergency conditions; effect upon plant operation of equipment malfunction or incorrect or untimely operator actions; electrical distribution systems design operation; and

. PRA insights. Presentations include both classroom dis'vssions and simulator

' demonstrations using a full scope control room simulator. Classroom discussions are keyed to the evolutions to be demonstrated on the simulator. Emphasis is placed on identification of abnormal or accident conditions, plant status, and discussion of proper immediate and subsequent operator actions for a given plant condition.

Length: S Days 35 Instructional Hours conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None Prerequisites: Successful completion of a General Electric technology full course series.

Applicability: This is a course for NRC technical staff who need to maintain or refresh a general familiarity with the General Electric design.

Registraticru Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/14/98 09/18/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 05/(B/99 05/07/99 Day Chattanooga, TN l

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i TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Westinghouse 1 echnology Course (R 104P)

Description:

The course provides a general familiarity with the mechanical, instrumentation and control, and protective systems of the Westinghouse design. Functions and flow paths of major systems, instrumentation, terminology, and equipment location are described. Emphasis is placed upon the nuclear steam supply system including the engineered safety features.

Length: 5 Days 33 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Written comprehensive final examination, multiple choice questions.

Prerequisites: None. A technical background is recommended.

Applicability: NRC personnel who have a need to understand basic Westinghouse power plant design. This is a required course for certain qualification programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbor. TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 11/17/97 11/21/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 09/28/98 10/02/98 Day Chattanooga, TN rm

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Westinghouse Technology Course (R 200P)

Descriptioru The course consists of two weeks of classroom instruction followed by one week of simulator training. The classroom phase of the course provides a general understanding of the Westinghouse design with emphasis in system design, function, instrumentation, interlocks, and interrelationships. Presentations are at the one-line diagram level for major NSS systems and components. Additional attention is also focused on both safety and non-safety related support and auxiliary systems. The simulator phase of the course provides an introduction to integrated facility operations with emphasis on system interrelationships.

Simulator training consists of instructor-led demonstrations and student participation in controlled plant scenarios.

- Length: 15 Days 105 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Written comprehensive final examination at the end of week two. There is no examination for the simulator phase of the course.

Prerequisites: Completion of the Power Plant Engineering Course (E 110)is highly recommended i for reactor engineer intems and technical personnel without prior nuclear experience. A technical background is recommended for any other NRC staff members who might attend the course.

l l Applicability: This is a required course for development of reactor engineer and reactor health phpics intems and technical personnel without prior nuclear experience and is optional for other NRC personnel who have a need to understand the areas specified in the course description.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

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- Westinghouse Technology Course (R 304P)

I Descriptian: The course provides a working knowledge of the Westinghouse design with

. emphasis in the following areas:- Nuclear theory, reactivity coefficients, and thermal limits; process systems, purposes, theory of operation, normal system configuration, and safety related flow paths and Mr operations; plant electrical system design and distribution; process instrucentation systems including, logics, selected interlocks, limiters, control and prctection functions; and PRA insights into assessing a change to the level of plant safoty/ risk as a result of system or component problems or failures. This course is the first in a series of three courses in Westinghouse Technology (R 304P, R-504P, R-624P).

Length: 14 Days 96 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Completion of the Power Plant Engineering Course (E-110) or equivalent experience and successful completion of the Westinghouse Technology Course (either R-104P or R-200P) is highly recommended.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registratiom Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TIDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date - Ena Date Shift Location 01/27/98 02/13/% Wj Chattanooga, TN 06/02/98 06/19/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/99 02/12/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 06/08/99 06/25/99 Day Chattanooga, TN l

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l Westinghouse Advanced Technology Course (R-504P)

Description:

The course provides a working knowledge of the Westinghouse design with emphasis in the following areas: . systems interrelationships; analysis of.

integrated plant response to normal operating and transient conditions; technical

- Issues; plant procedures and their applications; facility abnormal events; PRA insights; technical specifications including limiting conditions for operation, limiting safety system settings, safety limits, and bases; and process computer usage, application and available data Presentations include analysis of transient curves and data from adual plant events to show integrated facility operation during normal and transient conditions. Technical specMeations, abnormal, emergency, and other procedures are discussed during selected transient discussions

- using examples from operating plants. This course is the second in a series of three courses in Westinghouse Technology (R404P, R-504P, R 624P).

Length: 10 Days 68 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Completion of the Westinghouse Technology Course (R-304P) or equivalency examination is required.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Off;cers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date - End Date Shift Location 02/23/98 03/06/98 Day Chatt aooga, TN

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J Westinghouse Simulator Course (R 624P)

Description:

- - The course involves hands-on operation of a full scope control room simulator ;

covering evolutions from plant startup to major accidents. It provides a working

~ knowledge of Westinghouse design and operation with emphasis on integrated plant operations; evaluation of normal aad abnormal operating conditions; application of technical specificat'ons to control room conditions; use of plant pmcedures; effects of equipment malfunction and inappropriate operator actions;

- and PRA insights. It provides a general understanding of the Westinghouse Owners Group Emergency Procedure Guidelina and Emergency Operating Procedures. Major topics include: EPG/EOP structure and usage; intent of each EPG/EOP; entry

- conditions and symptoms; monitoring critical plant parameters; operator and plant -

responses to various plant normal, abnormal, and emergency conditions. This is the third in a series of three courses in Westinghouse Technology (R-304P, R 504P,:

R-624P).

Length: 10 Days 70 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: Identification of abnormal indications, equipment status, and system alignments and their associated Technical Specification applicability.

l Prerequisites: Completion of the Westinghouse Advanced Course (R-504P) or equivalency examination is required.

Applicability This course replaces the previously offered Westinghouse series simulator course (R-604P) and EOP Simulator course (R-621P).- This is a required course for certain

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a required course for certain other training and development programs.

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. Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location .

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Technical Training Division - August 1997 Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Course (R 704P) -

Description:

he course provides a general understanding of the Westinghouse Owners Group Emergency Procedure Guidelines and Emergency Operating Procedures. Application of these procedures is presented using a combination of classroom and simulator trainmg. Major topics include: EPG/EOP structure and interfacing; intent of each EPG/EOP; entry conditions and symptoms; monitoring critical plant parameters; EPG/EOP use and philosophy; EPG/EOP, operator and plant responses to various plant transients and emergency conditions; and normal and abnormal plant operations This course meets the requirements for refresher training for reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff .

Examination: None.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of a Westinghouse technology full course series.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to I mailbox TTDREG.

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TechnicalTraining Division Westinghouse Nuclear Engineering Coupe (R 801P) t Descriptions - The course provides a working bowledge o. the following Westinghouse design nuclear engineering concepts: basis for core thermallimits; process computer t programs; principles of rore design; core managernent; fuel design andJ erformance; and reactivity nanagement during fuel loading, operation, and spent (uel storage '

Presentations cover areas of concern to a Westinghouse Station Nuclear Engineer.

Emphasis is placed on relationships to technical specifications and licensing activities where applicable.  !

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- Length: 10 Days 70 instructional Hours i F Co-ducted By: Westinghouse Electric Corporation f Esamination: None Prerequisites: Succenful completic, of a PWR technology full course series, cross training series or cross trainingcourse, r

Applicability: This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel who need to understand the aspects of Westinghouse nuclear engineering concepts.

t Registration: Training Coordinators register einployees for their organizations via E Mail to TTD Technical Training Support Assistants.

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Description:

he course provides an overview of the Westinghouse design refueling floor activities and maintenance activities for eeactor head and internals; fuel movement; control rod drives; steam generator inspection and repair, and reactor coolant pump seals. presentations include both classroom discussions and hands-on training on actual cauiprnent.

Length: 5 Days 34 Instrnetional Hours Conducted By: Westinghouse Electu Corporation Examination: None Prerequisitus Successful completion of a PWR technology full course series, cross training series or cross training course.

Applicability: Als is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. his is also a required course for certain other ,

training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mallbox TTDREG,

.. Dates / Location: .. Start Date End Date Shift Location '

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Description:

The course assists NRC technical staff in maintaining a working knowledge of the l Westinghouse design and operations with emphasis in the following areas; plant  ;

operational characteristics; condet of control room operations; instrumentation and  !

plant data available in the controi room; application of abnormal and emergency l procedures; plant response to abnormal and emergency conditions; effect upon plant ,

operation of equipment malfunction or incorrect or untimely operator actions; electrical distribution systems design and operation; and PRA insights.  ;

Presentations include both classroom discussions and simulator demonstrations using  :

a full scope control roorn simulator. Classroom discussions are keyed to the i evolutions to be demonstrated on the simulator. Emphasis ;s placed on

• identification of abnormal or accident conditions, plant status, and discussion of proper immediate and subsequent operator actions for a given plant condition.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff i Examination: None .

Prerequisites: Successful completion of a Westinghouse technology full course series.

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many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for t!.eir organizations via E Mail to t mailbox TIDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date- Shift Location 09/08/97 09/12/97- Day- Chattanooga, TN Note: Additional

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l Technical Training Division August 1997 CE Technology Cross Training Course (R 315C)

Description:

The course provides a working knowkdge of the Combustion EnMneering (CE) design with emphasis in the following areas: system design, imerrelationships, instrumentation; interlocks, design problems; power distribution and thermal hydraulic limits; integrated plant response to normal operating and transien.

conditions; analysis of operational and transient conditions; plant procedures and their application; abnorma, events; technical specifications; and PRA insights.

Emphasis is placed on systems design and operations which are relevant to the CE design with minimal presentation of information common to all PWRs.

Presentations include analysis of transient curves and data from actual plant events to show integrated facility operation during normal and t-ansient conditiont Presentations include hands-on operation and demonstrations using a full scope control room simulator covering evolutions from plant startup to major accidents.

Length: 14 Days 95 Instructional Hours Conducted fly: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examinat's u Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Westinghouse Technology Full Course Series (R 304P, R 504P, R-604P and R-621P or R-624P) or P&W Technology 1.ill Course Series (R 306P, R 506P, R 606P and R 623P) or Den 2ross Training Series (R-326P, R-606P and R-623P).

Applicability: This course replaces the previously offered CE Technology Full Course Series (R-305P, R 505P, R-605P, R 622P) and CE Cross Training Series (R-325P, R-506P, R-622P). This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registratioru Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shif t Location 10/21/97 11/07/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 10/20/98 11/06/98 Day Chattanooga, TN ICE' (CE 21

Technical Training Division August 1997 CE Simulator Refresher Course (R 70$P)

Description:

The course provides a general understanding of the Combustion Engineering Owners Group Emergmey Procedure Guidelines and Emergency Operating Procedures.

Application of these procedures is presented using a combination of classroom and simulator training. Major topics include: EPG/EOP structure and interfacing; intent of each EPG/EOP; entry conditions and symptoms; monitoring critical plant parameters: EPG/EOP use and philosophy; EPG/EOP, operator and plant responses to various plant transients and emergency conditions; and normal and abnormal plant operations. This course meets the requirements for refresher training fc-reactor operations impectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquartei i Operations Officers.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of the previously offered Combustion Engineering technology full course series (R 305P, R-505P, R-605P, R-622P) or the Combustion Engineering technology cross training series (R 325P, R605P, R-622P) or the Combustion Engineering cross training course (R 325C). Note that the Combustion Engineering EOP Simulator Course (R-622P) was not part of the full course series prior to 1991.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, incl; ding those for r.uny reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/15/97 09/19/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 02/02/98 02/06/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 09/14 /98 09/18/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 02/01/99 02/05/99 Day Chattanooga, TN

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Technical Training Division August 1997 CE Technology Review Co ::a(R-905P)

Description:

The course assists NRC technical stiff in maintaining a working knowledge of the Combustion Engineering design ar.d operations with emphasis in the following areas; plant operational characteristics; conduct of control room operations; instrumentation and plant data available in the control room; application of abnonnal and emergmcy procedures; plant response to abnormal and emergency conditions; effect upon plant operation of equipment malfunction or incorrect or untimely operator actions; electrical distribution systems design and operation; and PRA insights. Presentations include both classroom discussions and simulator demonstrations using a full scope control room simulator. Classroom discussions are keyed to the evolutions to be demonstrated on the simulator. Emphasis is placed on identification of abnormal or accident conditions, plant status, and discussion of proper immediate and subsequent operator actions for a given plant condition.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None Prerequisites: Successful comphtion of the CE Full Course Series, CE Cross Training Series, or CE Cross Training Course.

Applicability: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox 'ITDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Datt. Shift Location 05/11/98 m/15/98 Dav Chattanooga, TN 07/13/98 07/17/98 Day Chattanooga, TN (5 /10/99 05/14/99 Day Chattanooga, TN lCE- TCE:

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( Technical Training Division August 1997 BkW Technology Cross Training Coune (R 3260 Descriptiom The course provides a working knowinige of the Babcock and Wilcox (D&W) design with emphasis in the following areas: system design, interrelationships, instrumentation; interlocks, design problems; power distribution and thermal hydraulic limits; integrated plant response to normal operating and transient conditions; analysis of operational and transient conditions; plant procedures and their application; abnormal events; technical specifications; and PRA insights.

Emphasis is placed on systems design and operations which are relevant to the B&W design with minimal presentation of information common to all PWRs.

Presentations include analysis of transient curves and data from actual plant events to show integrated facility operation during normal and transient conditions.

Presentations include hands +n operation and demonstrations using a full scope control room simulator.

Length: 14 Days 95 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examinatioru Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites Successful completion of the Westinghouse Technology Full Course Series (R 304P, R SalP, R-6&lP and R-621P or R-624P) or the CE Technology Full Course Series (R 305P, R-505P, R-605P and R-o22P) or 'he CE Cross Training Series (R 325P, R-605P and R-622P).

Applicability: This course replaces the previously offered B&W Technology Full Course Series (R 306P, R 506P, R-606P, R-623P) and D&W Cross Training Series (R 326P, R 506P, R-623P). This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operat Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course foi certain other training and development programs.

Registratiom Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates /Locatiom Start Date End Date Shif t Location 10/21/97 11/07/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 10/20/98 11/06/98 Day Chattanooga, TN i

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Description:

The coune provides a general undentanding of the Babcock & Wilcox Owners Group Emergency Procedure Guidelines and Emergency Operating Procedures. Application of these procedures is pyt.ented using a combination of classroom and simulator _

training. Major topics include: EPG/EOP structure and interfacing; intent of each EPG/EOP; entry conditions and symptoms; monitoring critical plant parameters; EPG/EOP use and philosophy; EPG/EOP, operator and plant responses to various plant transients and emergency conditions; and normal and abnormal plant operations. This course meets the requirements for refresher training for reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Opentions Officers.

Length: 5 Days 351nstructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of the previously offered Babcock & Wilcox technology full course series (R 306P, R-506P, R-606P, R-623P) or the Babcock & Wilcox technology '

cross training series (R-326P, R-606P, R-623P) or the Babcock and Wilcox cross training course (R 326C). Note that the Babcock & Wilcox EOP Simulator Course (R-623P) was not part of the full course series prior to 1991. .

Applicabi!!ty: This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for

. many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox 1TDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location (N/08/97 09/12/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/12/98 01/16/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 08/24/98 08/28/98 Day Chattanooga, TN B8MP B&W 4 25 w - *-,4 % v v i-e., s- U d'L N1 .-.**wa -'tw?wW W 9**W-"--'t!7-s'*-1-7F--81 *'W wa* -----+r----!!- . 'N

Tcchnic:1 Training Division August 1997 B&W Technology Review Course (R-906P)

Descriptiom The course assists NRC technical staff in maintaining a working knowledge of the Babcock & Wilcox design and operations with emphasis in the following areas; plant operational doracteristics; conduct of control room operations; instrumentation at u plant data available in the control room; application of abnormal and emergency procedures; plant response to abnormal and emergenc conditions; cffect upon plant operation of equipment malfunction or incorrect or untimely operator actions; electrical distribution systems design and operation; and PRA insights. Presentations include both clasroom discussions and simulator demonstrations using a full scope control room simulator. Classroom discussions are keyed to the evolutions to be demonstrated on the simulator. Emphasis is placed on identification of abnormal or accident conditions, plant status, and discussion of proper immediate and subsequent operator actions for a given plant condition..

Length: 5 Days 35 Inttructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examinatioru None Prerequisites:

Successful completion of a D&W Full Course Series, D&W Cross Training Series, or B&W Cross Training Course.

l Applicability:

This is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and devtlopment programs.

Registration:

Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TIDREG.

Dates / Location:

Start Date End Date Shift Location 03/23/98 (D/27/93 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/04/99 01/08/99 Day Chattanooga, TN B&W 26 B&W

Technical Training Division August 1997 Reactor Concepts Course (R 100)

Description:

The course provides a basic introduction to the following concepts: nuclear power and electrical generation; the fission process and heat generation; boiling water reactor systems overview; pressurized water reactor systems overview; radiation and biological effects; radioactive waste; nuclear materials transportation; refueling operations; and emergency action levels.

l 1.ength: 2 Days 14 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Center Staff Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is supplemental training for the NRC staff and is provided in support of the NRC Orientation Program managed by the Office of Human Resources. It is widely attended by non-technical personnel and others with a need to obtain the nuclear power overview provided by the course.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shilt Location N/15/98 N/16/98 Day Rockville, MD 08/17/98 08/18/98 Day Rockville, MD l 1

TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Perspectives on Reactor Safety (R-800)

Descriptio-: De course provides a broad perspective of important reactor safety concepts with emphasis on topics important to reactor risk. Five Major areas are covered. (1)

Historical Overview: design for safety; defense in depth strategy; ECCS rulemaking; and severe accident and safety goal policy. (2) Accident Sequences:

safety risk concepts and terminology; accident sequence development;important accident sequences; and IPE and IPEEE programs. (3) Accident Progression in the Reactor Vessel: fission product inventory and decay heat; and core melt progression.

(4) Accident Progression in the Containment: containment phenomena; reactor cavity and vessel breach phenomena; and hydrogen and combustion events. (5) ,

Radiological Releases and Consequences: radionuclide groups; environmental j transport; EPA protective action guidelines; and emergency response. Discussions i also focus on plant events; accident management principles; and historical  !

perspectives.

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Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours l

Conducted By: Sandia National Laborato- Personnel and Selected NRC Staff ,

Examination: None I 1

Prerequisites: Completion of a full course series or cross training series or course in General ,

Electde, Westinghouse, Combustion Engineering, or Babcock & Wilcox reactor vendor designs or equivalent experience is highly recommended.

Applicability: Ris is a required course for certain qualification programs, including those for many reactor operations inspectors, Operator Licensing Examiners, and Headquarters Operations Officers. This is also a required course for certain other training and development programs.

l l Re61stration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREC.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 12/08/97 12/12/97 Day King of Prussia, PA 08/20/98 08/24/93 Day Rockville, MD 07/27/98 07/31/98 Day Rockville, MD +

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1 Technical Training Division August 1997 Fundamentals of Probabilistic Risk Auenment Course (P 101)

Description:

This course is for those personnel seeking to acquire introductory practitioner level ,

skills in probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) and includes a broad introduction to t

PRA and its applications. The course includes an introduction to PRA methods used in system modeling, accident progression analysis, and accident consequence analysis. Also included is a discussion of PRA strengths, limitations, and results.

Specific topics include: accident initiators; event tree and fault tree analysis and quantification; data development and common cause failures; human reliability analysis; external events analysis; accident progrenion analysis; fission product transport and release; fundamentals of consequence evaluation; and PRA program and requirements. In-class instruction is supplemented with workshops and problem-solving sessions.

Length: 3 Days 21 Instructional Hours conducted By: Idaho National En dneering and Environmental Laboratory Exam! nation: Written comprehensive final exammation.

Prerequisites: Reactor Technology Full Course Series.

Applicability: NRC personnel with a general interest in leaming basic PRA techniques and concepts.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organir.ations via E Mail to ,

mailbox TTDREG.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Probability and Statistics for PRA Course (P.102)

Description:

The course presents selected quantitative concepts from the fields of probabilistic modeling, statistics, and reliability theory that arise frequently in probabilistic risk assessment (PRA), Through lecture and workshop problems, participants are presented with mathematical techniques from probability and statistics that have applications in current PRA. The topics covered include a review of classical probability and statistics, selected distributions important to PRA, uncertainty analysis techniques, and Bayesian analysis.

Length: 5 Days- 35 Instructional Hours conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Participants should have at least a bachelor's degree in math / science or engineering. Must be familiar with calculus and be able to perform proficiently in probability and statistics at the undergraduate level. An attemative would be completion of the NRC course Applied Statistics .

Applicability:  : Designed to appeal to a wide audience, especially those personnel tasked with reviewing or managing PRAs.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 11/17/97 11/21/97 Day Rockville, MD N/20/98 N/24/98 Day Rockville, MD l

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TechalcalTraining Diviolon August 1997 PRA Basics for Regulatory Applications Course (P 105)

Description:

The course addresses the special needs of the regulator who requiris knowledge of probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) issues and insights to better evaluate the effects of design, testing, maintenance, and operating strategies on system reliability. The full range of PRA topics is presented in abbreviated form with the goal of introducing the regulatory staffs to the basic concepts and terminology of PRA as applied to the inspectioh process. The course uses actual plant PRAs and IPEs and stresses the uses and applications of these publications in planning audits and inspections and evaluating plant safety issues.

Length: 4 Days 21 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Envirorunental Laboratory Examinatlom Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Reactor Technology Pull Course Series Applicability: Resident inspectors, Regional Inspection and Examination personnel, Licensing Project Managers, Project Engineers, Project Directors, and other personnel who may have to use PRA information as an input to regulatory decision-making.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location ,

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Technical Training Division August 1997 i PRA Insights into IPEs Course (P 106)

Description:

The course provides a realistic, intensive opportunity to use actual PRA/IPE results and information. Through examples and workshops, students participate in a number of exercises which reinforce and build on concepts presented in the PRA Basics for Regulatory Applications cour>e. The course is tailored to the specific i needs of regionalinspection personnel and licensing project managers. The course  :

consists almost entirely of exercises and workshop problems which teach students to use PRA information as an input to real decisions regarding inspection priorities, Temporary Walvers of Compliance, integrated scheduling, license amendments, ,

and other regulatory issues. To the extent possible, real PRA/IPE studies are used as the basis for the workshops.

Length: 2 Days 14 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: None Prerequisites: Completion the PRA Basics for Regulatory Applications. College level familiarity with probability, statistics, and calculus.

Applicability: Resident inspectors, Regional Inspection and Examination personnel, Licensing Project Managers, Project Engineers, Project Directors, and other personnel who may have to use PRA information as an input to regulatory decision making.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 PRA for Technical h1anagers (P.107)

Description:

l This three day course is designed to introduce the NRC technical manager " PRA concepts including reactor and non reactor applications. The course includes an introduction to PRA methods used in sy> tem modeling, accident pmgression analysis, accident consequence analysis, and performance assessment. In addition to fumishing a good understanding of the rnechanics of a PRA, the course provides information on the more detailed training available to the technical staff the current agency policy on the use of PRA,information on how the agency has used PRA in making decisions, and the value of and methods for using PRA to get the most benefit from available resources. Also included is a discussion of PRA strengths, limitations, and uncertainty. The course will also discuss agency applications of PRA methodology.

I.ength: 3 days 21 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: Any NRC technical manager.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-hiali to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/15/97 10/17/97 Day Rockville, hiD 02/10/98 02/12/98 Day Rockville, h1D 06/23/98 06/25/98 Day Rockville, h1D 01/13/98 01/15/98 Day Rockville, hiD (D/17/98 (D/19/98 Day Rockville, h1D N/14/98 N/16/98 Day Rockville, h1D 08/25/98 08/27/98 Day Rockville, htD PRA PRA 33

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August 1997 TechnicalTraining Division PRA Technology and Regulatory Perspectives (P 111)

This course addresses the special needs of Regional Inspectors, Resident inspectors,

Description:

and other technical personnel who require knowledge of Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA) issues and insights to better evaluate the effects of design, t esting, maintenance, and operating strategies on system reliability. The course will concentrate on the application of PRA results in inspection planning, monitoringlicensee performance, and reviewing licensee risk based submittals.

70 instructional Hours Length: 10 days Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Conducted By:

Examination: Comprehensive Written Examination Reactor Technology Full Course Series Prerequisites Resident inspectors, Regional Inspection and Examination personnel, Licensing Applicability: Project Managers, Project Engineers, Project Directors, and other personnel who have to use PRA information as an input to regulatory decision making.

Registration:

Training Coordinators register employees for their organir.ations via E-Mail to mailbox 1TDREG.

Location Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Note: Course under 11/07/97 Day TBD 10/28/97 development at 01/26/98 02/06/98 Day TBD "** IP '#"E 05/22/98 Day TBD m/11/98 08/14/98 Day TBD m/03/98 l

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Technical Training Division August 1997 System Modeling Techniques for PRA (P 200)

Description:

This course will help develop advanced user level skills in performing event tree and fault tree analysis, with numerous practice workshops. The course covers the calculation of initiating event frequencies, component failure rate calculation, and the use of ' super components" to create fault trees. A second focus of the course is dependent failure analysis, including multiple Greek letter, bino.alal failure rate, basic parameter methods, and alpha factor methods for estimating common cause/ common mode failure probabilities.

l Length: 4 days 28 Instructional Hours conducted Byt Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of PRA or PRA Basics for Regulatory Applications, Applied Statistics or college level knowledge of probability and statistics, Probability and Statistics for PRA, and liiRAS Basics.

Applicability: Any NRC employee involved in creating or modifying PRA data.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date - End Date Shift Location 12/09/97 12/12/97 Day Rockville, MD +

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Integrated Reliability and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) Basics Course (P-201)

Desedption: This course provides hands-on training in the use of Integrated Reliability and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) to perform probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) analysis on the PC. When the course is completed, the participants are able to: build fault tree models on the PC, assign reliability data, analyze the fault trees and develop minimal cut sets, calculate various importance measures, perform uncertainty analysis, analyze accident sequences, ueate and quantify accident sequences, and generate reports.

I.eng hr 4 Days 28 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Fundamentals of PRA or PRA for Regulatory Applications, and Probability and Statistics for PRA.

Applicability: PRA practitioners or p, onnel who independently develop and quantify fault and event tree models.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates /Locatioru Start Date End Date Shif t Location 12/02/97 12/05/97 Day Rockville, MD 05/05/98 05/08/98 Day Rockville, MD PRA PRA 36

l Technical Training Division August 1997 i Advanced Integrated Reliability and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) Course (P 202)

Descriptioru This course provides hands-on training in the advanced features of Integrated Reliability and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) to perform probabilistic risk assessment (PRA) analysis on the PC. IRRAS allows the user to build and evaluate the models used in PRA. IRRAS can provide the base models to be used in sensitivity analyses using System Analysis and Risk Assessment System (SARA). ,

I Length: 4 Days 281rutructional Hours conducted Byi. Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Fundamentah of PRA or PRA for Regulatory Applications, Probability and Statistics for PRA, IRRAS Basle:, and System hiodeling Techniques.

t Applicability: PRA practitioners or persons who have completed the IRRAS Basics course or have an equivalent working knowledge of IRRAS. Knowledge of PRA methodology is required for a student to realize the full benefit of the course. The course is directed toward those who use IRRAS with existing databases for confirmatory and sensitivity analysis Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-hiall to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shilt Location ,

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h Technical Training Division August 1997 Human Reliability Assessment (HKA) Course (P.203)

Description:

This course serves as an introduction to Human Reliability Assessment (HRA) including the methods uted in modeling of human errors and various methods of 3 estimating their probabilities. This course is designed to teach introductory level skills in HRA and includes a broad introduction to HRA and its applications. A  !

' discussion of HRA strengths limitations, and results is also included.

4 Length: 3 Days 21 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequieltes: Fundamentals of PRA o. PRA for Regulatory Applications Applicability: NRC personnel with a general interest in teaming basic HRA techniques and concepts.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organir.ations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 01/13/98 01/15/98 Day Rockville, MD 06/16/98 06/18/98 Day . Rockville, MD f

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TechnicalTraining Diviolon August 1997 External Events (P.204)

Descriptioru 'This three day course deals with the analysis of external events such as fires, floods, earthquakes, high winds, and transportation accidents. The course has been developed to provide the student with information that can be used in the review ofIPEEE results.

i Length: 3 days 21 Instructional Hours conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Comprehensive written final examination Advanced user knowledge of PRA Level 1 per NUREG/BR4228.

Prerequisites: ,

Applicability: Any NRC employee with a need to understand external event modeling, and the effects of external events on plant risk.

Registration: . Training Coordinators register employees for their organir.ations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date Er.d Date Shift Location 02/03/98 02/05/98 Day . Rockville, MD 08/18/98 08/20/98 Day Rockville, MD N PRA 39 l

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Accident Progrowlon Analysis (P 300)

Description:

This course deals with the portion of probabilistic risk assenment typically referred to as Level 2 analysis. The course will address accident phenomenology under post-core damage conditions and will discuss development of PRA models for this severe accident regime. The emphasis of the course is on the important modeling issues and how they are dealt with, rather than how to use specific  ;

rnodeling software.

Length: 3 days 21 Instructional hours Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: PRA Basics for Regulatory Applications and Probability and Statistics for PRA Applicability: Any NRC employee involved in Level 2 PRA analysis.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 02/24/98 02/26/98 Day Rockville, MD 09/08/98 09/10/98 Day Rockville, MD l

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Technical Training Division August 19M Accident Consequence Analysis (P-301)

Descdption: This course deals with the portion of PRA typically referred to as Level 3 analysis.

The course addresses environmental transport of radio nuclides and the estimation of Offsite consequences from core damage accidents. The emphasis of the course is on important modeling issues and how they a'e dealt with, rather than how to use specific modeling software.

- Length: 3 days 211nstructional Hours Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Comprehensive written final examination.

Prerequisites: PRA for Regulatory Applications Applicability: Any NRC employee involved in Level 3 analysis.

Registration: Training C i dinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox Tt.1 AEG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/09/97 -09/11/97 Day Rockville, MD (D/10/98 03/12/98 Day Rockville, MD 09/22/98 09/24/98 Day Rockville, MD M

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Risk Assessment in Event Evaluation (P-302) i

Description:

This three-day course covers the use of PRA techniques to assess the risk significance of initiating events and condition assessments that occur at operating i reactors. The course addresses the use of simplified PRA models to estimate i conditional damage probability using the Graphical Evaluation Module (GEM) of j the SAPHIRE suite of programs. In addition, common cause and non recovery probabilities will also be addressed. The course includes conventional workshops ,

and GEM program workshops.

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Length: ' 4 Days 28 Instructional Hours  !

Conducted By: Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Pundamentals of PRA or PRA Basics for Regulatory Applications, Applied i

Statistics or college-level knowledge of probability and statistics, Probability and Statistics for PRA, IRRAS Pasics, System Modeling Techniques, Advanced IRRAS, ,

and Human Reliability Assessment.- ,

Applicability: Any NRC employee involved in event evaluation or condition assessments, Registration: . Training Coordinators register employees for their organir.ations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location (I2/17/98 - 02/19/98 Day Rockville, MD 07/14/98 07/16/98 Day - Rockville, MD l

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Technical Tral'dng Division August 1997 Power Plant Engineering Course (5110)

Description:

The course provides an understanding of the practical aspects of nuclear power plant operation. Emphasis is placed on the use and operation of various types of equipment rather than design. When topics such as physics, chemistry and heat  ;

transfer are discussed, their relationship to basic reactor operation and the nuclear plarit cycle are stressed. Course topics include: basic plant cycles, reactor physics, heat transfer and thermal hydraulics, process chemistry, print reading, basic electrical, generators, AC motors, electrical distribution equipment, piping, turbines, diesel generators, process instrumentation, controllers, nuclear instrumentation and radiation protection.

I Length: 15 Days 102 Instructional Hours Conducted By: - TBD Examination: Three weekly written examinations.

Prerequisites: None. A technical background is desirable.

Applicability: This is a required course for development of reactor engineer and reactor health physics interns and technical personnel without prior nuclear experience and is

.i optional for other NRC personnel who have a need to ur+:lerstand the areas specified in the course description.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: No courses presently scheduled. TTD plans to convert this course to L self study format in FY1998.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Emergency Diesel Generators Course (E 111)

Descriptieru The course provides technical information pertaining to the operation and ,

maintenance of emergency diesel generators with emphasis on diesel generator purposes and typical technical specifications; construction and nomenclature; general operating principles; typical component arrangements; auxiliary and -

control systems; and maintenance and troubleshooting.

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' Lengths 5 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By: To Be Determintd Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None. A technical background is desirable.

Applicability: This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel who have r need to understand basic diesel generator design and operation.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox 1TDREG. ,

. Dates /Locatioru Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: FY 1997 course dates will be established after award of a new contract.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Motorized Valve Actuators Course (FA12)

Description:

The course provides technical information and hands-on exp aience pertaining to the operation and maintenance of motorized valve actuators with einphasis on parts, functions, design and functional differences; maintenance; troubleshonting-electrical circuits, perfonnance testing and failure histories.

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Length: 5 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By: To Be Determined Examination: - Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None. A technical background is desirable.

Applicability: This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel who have a need to understand basic motorized valve operator design and operation, Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: 1-Y 1997 course dates will be established after award of a new contract.

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L Technical Training Division August 1997 Fire Protection for Power Plants Course (FA13)

Description:

The course provides a basic understanding of the concepts, hardware and functions of fire protection as they apply to the electric power generating industry. Course topics include: basic fire principles; chemistry and physics of fire; fire detection systems; suppression systems; passive fire protection; life sa.'ety; fire emergency

. planning; industrial har.ards; power plant fire hazards and protection covering turbines and generators, electrical >,<luipment, and auxiliaries; grouped electrical cables; coal fired power plants; oil fired power plants; hydroelectac power plants; combustion turbines; no dear power plant fire protection covering NRC requirements, Appendix R requirements and exemptions, technical specifications, quality .

assurance, and plant specific hazards for pressurized water and boiling water reactors.

Length: 4 Days 32 instructional Hours Conducted By: Professional Loss Control (PLC), Inc.

Examination: None Prerequisites: None l

Applicabilityi This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel involved with fire protection related inspection activities.

l Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (423) 376-1131 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

! Dates / Location: Start Date Emi Date Shift Location l Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 I&C Overview (E 120)

Description:

Se I&C Overview course is designed to provide engineers, operators, and

. technicians with a fundamental understanding of process measurements and control instrumentation. Hands-on laboratory sessions with actual instrumentation and control loops are featured. Topics include control system theory and tuning measurement of pressure, temperature fluid flow and levels, controllers and PLCs.

Length: 5 Days 40lnstructional Hours Conducted By: General Physics (Course #8708)

Examination. None Prerequisites: Ncne Applicability: his course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545-0209 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date . End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training proviaer for additional course dates.

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Understanding Industrial Processes, Measurements and Control (5121)

Description:

This course gives an overview of industrial measurement and control. Using a generally non-mathematical approach students are provided with a foundation for communication with control system professionals Length: 3 Days 24 Instructional V Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # FG05)

Exmination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectort and other NRC personnel working with c: soon to be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (919) 5A9-M11 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/08/97 09/10/97 Day Raleigh, NC Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Description:

Prinsiples, design and applications of modern pressure and level measurement are ,

presented, lastrument & system performance, specification, selection, and )

installation considerations are emphasized.

I Length: 2 Days 24 InstructionalHours Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # E105)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: 'This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training .

Coordinators. Contact course provider at (919) S49-8411 for information necessary to complete NP.C form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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TechnicalTraining Division Process controls (E-123) -

Description:

- ~ his course starts with the theory behind propordonal, two-position, integral, and derivative actioc, and leads up to various methods of controlloop tuning. Having grasped the theoretical concepts, the students then tune and operate actual process loops.

Length: 5 Days 40 instructional Hcm Conducted By: . General Physics (Course #8711)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None-

- Applicability: Ris course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training .

Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545-0209 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: . Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/27/97 10/31/97 Day Tampa, FL Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Descdption: his course concentrates on the equipment associated with monitoring temperature, pressure, fluid level and fluid flow. This hands-on course examines the operating  ;

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principles of common primary process measurement elements such as thermocouples, RTDs, flow sensors, pressure sensors, level sensors, and the equipment associated with these elements. Applicable test equipment will also be covered.

Length: 5 Days 40 Instructional Hours Conducted By: General Physics (Course #8710)

Examination: None i Prerequisites: None

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. His course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electric -1 Engineering Inspectors and otner NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with

' digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545-0209 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

' Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/20/97 10/24/97 Day Tampa, FL Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Technical Training Division . August 1997 Field Instrumentation Principles and Devices (Nuclear Power Focus) (E-125)

Description:

This course focuses on instrumentation for pressure, level, flow and temperature measurement, and methods and instrumentation for vibration monitoring. The course goals and objectives are tailored for engineers working in commercial nuclear power. Classroom presentations and hands-on laboratory exercises provide an understanding of process instrumentation des gns that are common in today's nuciear 8

power plant systems (NSSS and DOP). Students leam the different types of instruments used and their performance characteristics. The course teaches how to specify and select the right equipment for a given application and how to install, operate, calibrate, and maintain instrumentation for op+imum accuracy and response. Issues of plant safety, efficiency and quality, are addressed, and the use of manufacturers' specifications and industry standards are covered.

Length: 10 Days 80 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # T238)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (919) 549-8411 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

f Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course dates can be established when at least six or more NRC employees sign up to take the course at the same time and location.

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Designing and Applyin6 egulatory R Control Strategies (E-127)

Description:

- This course pmvides a thomugh background in feedback process control strategies &

technology, including controller tuning. Also covered are advanced regulatory strategies, including ratio, cascade, feed forward, override and decoupling.

Length: 3 Days 24 Instructional Hours Conducted Dyi instrumentationSocietyof America (Course # EC05)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation vid controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (919) S49-8411 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date - End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Technical Training Division August 1997

, Cnderstanding Advanced Communications Networking (E 128)

Description:

This course covers in-depth the various data communications functions found in the industrial environment and in the interface to the outside world including access to the wide area network and field bus.

Length: 2 Days 161nstructional Hours Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # T505)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspecton and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (919) 549-8411 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Systems Engineering (E 129)

Description:

his course provides the latest systems engineering octhodology for definition of system requirements, implementation of system desigo and proper planning and conduct of system integration and testing. De emphasis is on defining needs, developing advanced skills to properly analyze and define systems requirements, allocating those requirements to produce a system design, defining system and subsystem interfaces, ensuring flowdown and traceability of requirements, and conducting a successful test and integration program.

Length: 4 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Systems Technology Institute Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: his course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon te be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (310) 457-0851 for information necessary to complete NRC Form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course dates can be established when at least eight or more NRC employees sign up to take the course at the same time and location.

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- Practical Implementation of Software Configuration Management (E-130)

Description:

- Ris course is based on providing practical guidance for implementation of detailed proced ures necessary to implement a Configuration Management program.

Application of real program case studies and exercises are utilized to reinforce Configuration Management principles covered during the course.

s Length: 3 Days 24 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Systems Technology Institute Examination: Nme Prerequisites: None Applict bilityi Ris course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspettors and othe. NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registratirn: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course p;ovider at (310) 457-0851 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Technical Training Division. August 1997 Software Verification and Validation (E-131)

Description:

This course addresses the role of verification and validation throughout the software development life cycle. It will familiarize participants with the issues, procedures and present practices for software verification and validation. Case studies and exercises will give participants the opportunity to apply acquired ,

techniques to typical software verification and validation issues. l l

Length: 3 Days 24 Instructional Hours Conducted By: - Systems Technology Institute Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (310) 457-0851 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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.TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Software Safety and Reliability Workshop (E-132)

Descriptioru Participants in this workshop will learn how to establish a successful software safety program. Participants will also acquire an understanding of the engineering practices and techniques used to produce and certify the reliability of safety-critical software. A variety of examples, case studies and exercises will reinforce the workshop's instructional material and provide participants with an opportunity to individually practice the software engineering techniques used to assess and enhance the safety and reliability of critical software.

Length: 4 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Systems Technology Institute Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation an I controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (310) 457-0851 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: - Start Date End Date :Shif t Location Note: Contact train.ng provider

, for additional course dates.

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' Technical Training Division August 1997 Software Testing and Quality Assurance (E 133)

Description:

This course will address how to prepare a realistic test plan, develop a test ~  !

planning strategy that improves with use, identify testing errors, ensure that upgrades don't degrade another part of the system, and identify key software tool requirements for change control and defect tracking. j l

Length: ' 2 Days 16 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Data Technical Instruction Institute Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 478-5400 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

. Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates and locations.

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' Technical Training Division - August 1997 Automation & Process Control using Programmable Logic Controllers (E 134)-

Description:

- This workshop is designed to benefit the participant with current information on the application of PLCs in the automation and process control of plants and factories. The workshop aims to give practical advice from experts in the field to assist the participant to carefully plan, program and install a PLC with a short learning curve and more confidence. Hands-on sessions an: included in the workshop to reinforce knowledge of PLC theory and operation.

Length: 2 Days 16 Instructional Hours

- Conducted By: - Instrumentation Data Communications Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: Tnis course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 324-4244 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course not scheduled during FY 1997.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Basic Course for Allen Bradley Programmable Controllers (E-135)

Description:

1his course introduces the student to a Control System and Programmable Controllers. It provides the student an overview of how each component of a Control System functions. It also provides a strong foundation of simple skills needed to accomplish work related PLCs and interpreting simple ladder logic. Hands-on exercises in entering ladder diagrams using Allen Bradley PLCs are a part of the coun,e.

Length: 2 Days 16 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Allen-Bradley (Course # CCP101)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (404) 446-0560 (Atlanta), (708) 325 6750 (Chicago), (610) 337-1990 (Philadelphia) and (214) 490-8000 (Dallas) for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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} Tcchnic:1 Training Divisi:n August 1997 Installing, Maintaining and Documenting in Programmable Logic ControlleoBased Control (E-136)

Descriptforu This course is designed to cover the installation, maintenance, and documentation used in PLC systems in industrial control applications.

Length: 2 Days 16 Instructioral Hours Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # TC20)

Examination: Nons Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registratiom Employei $ must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (919) 549-8411 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Programming Advanced Installatom and Trouble Shootingin PLC Based Control (E 137)

Descdption: This course demonstrates concepts involved in setup, hardware troubleshooting, and software maintenance of programmable logic controllers (PLCs). Covers discrete and analog control applications, operator interface systems, and links to plant networks.

Length: 3 Dsys 24 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # TC25)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training 1

Coordinators. Contact course provider at (919) 549-8411 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional i course dates.

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Description:

- his is a fur > tamental course designed to mable the novice to understand PLC

• i- - functions an 3 capabilities.- Upon completion of this course, the student should be - i able to perft rm basic PLC operations and understand more complex operations .

j Length: 3 Days 40 Instructional Hours Conducted By:- General Physics Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability:- . His course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering

= Insper. tors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with

, dirtal instrumentation and controls systems.

I-Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training l Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545-0209 for information necessary j to complete NRC form 368.

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- Digital System Integration (E 139)-

Description:

' This course presents methods to design and implement integrated systems for automatic process control for " seamless operation". Diagnostics and diagnostic techniques are discussed for existing and future technologies.

1 Length: 2 Days 16 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # ESOS)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None

- Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering -

Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: . Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 54547209 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date- End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additionel course dates.

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August 1997 TechnicalTrainin5 Division Evaluating Control System Reliability (E-140)

' This course provides qualitative and quantitative methods to evaluate the safety Descriptiom and reliability of contml systems from relays through microprocessor based s ystems, including smsors and actuators.

16 Instructional Hours Length: 2 Days Instrumentation Society of America (Course # ES35)

Conducted By:

Examination: None Prerequisites: None This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Applicability: Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545@09 for information necessary to complete NRC iarm368.

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TechnicalTraining Division . August 1997 Industrial Flow Measurement Engineering (E-141)

Description:

This course provides the student with presentations on the principles, design, and applications of modern flow measurement systems. Flowmeter accuracy, performance, sizing, specification, selection, and installation considerations are emphasized.

i Length: 3 Days 24 Instructional Hours Conducted By: - Instrumentation Society of America (Course # E110)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digitalinstrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545-0209 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date- End Date Shift Location Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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- TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Industdal Temperature Measurement Engineering (E-142)

Description:

This course stresses a rigorous approach to temperature measurement and provides .

the necessary information and procedures for tuming an identified requirement into a specification and then into a working measurement system.

Length: 2 Days 16 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Instrumentation Society of America (Course # Ell 5)

Examinatiom None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is part of the curriculum for region based Electrical Engineering Inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digitalins umentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545-0209 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location -

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Digital Electronic Principals (E 143)

Description:

This course familiarizes students with digital circuit configurations most frequently used in industrial and utility equipment today. Topics include an introduction to digital electronics, numbering systems used in digital electronics, digital logic gates, and logic operators. The use of readily available test equipment such as logic probes, Digital Multimeters, and oscilloscopes to test rnd evaluate circuit performance is covered in depth. The classroom theory is enhanced by hands- on training with actual digital logic families commonly used today. Practical digital troubleshooting techniques are also covered in depth.

-Length: 5 Days 40 Instructional Hours Conducted By: . General Physics -

- Examination: None T'rerequisites: None Applicability: - This course is part of the curriculum for region-based Electrical Engineering inspectors and other NRC personnel working with or soon to be working with digital instrumentation and controls systems.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 545-0209 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 12/15/97 12/19/97 Day Tampa, FL Note: Contact training provider for additional course dates.

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Technical Training Division August 1997-Welding Technology and Codes Course (E-303)

Description:

The course provides a working knowledge of metallurgy and welding technology as applicable to welding fabrication and construction at nuclear power facilities; codes and standards of special interest in welding inspection; and technical evaluations of licensee and licensee contractor perfornance.

Length: 10 Days 67 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Power Safety International Examination: Course exercises and written examinations.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is required initial training for some inspectors and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel working with welding technology and code applications.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to rnailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/20/97 10/31/97 Day Homer City, PA l

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. Nondestructive Examination (NDE) Technology and Codes Course (E-306)

Description:

. %e courw provides a working knowledge of ultrasonic, radiographic, liquid .

. penetrant, and magnetic particle testing; technical evaluations of licensee and licensee contractor performance in these areas; and it.e codes and standards of special interest in NDE inspection activities, Length: 10 Days 67 Instructional Hours conducted By: Hellier Examination: Quizzes and a written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is required initial training for some inspectors and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel working with nondedructive examination and code applications.

Registration: Training Coordinators reb ister employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 08/27/98- 05/08/98 Day. East Lyme, CT 04/26/99 05/07/99 Day East Lyme, CT jES{

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' Technical Training Division August 1997 Eddy Current Testing Course (E 307)

Description:

he course provides a working knowledge of eddy current testing with particular emphasis on nuclear power plant applications. Course topics include eddy current methodology, equipment operation, detection of damage; applications including

.Jeam generator,in core thimble tube, control rod and balance of plant component inspections; data analysis tools; steam generator design review and damage mechanisms; codes and standards of special interest in eddy current inspections; and technical evaluation of licensee and licensee contractor performance, Length: 5 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By:' Hellier Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Completion of the Nondestructive Examination Technology and Codes Course -

(E-306) or similar experience is recommended.

Applicability: his course is supplemental training for resident and region-based inspectors and other personnel working with eddy current testing and code applications.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREC.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 07/13/98 W/17/98 Day East Lyme, CT l

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Description:

- This course assists NRC personnel in maintaining a general familiarity.with rnetallurgy, welding, and nondestructive examination (NDE) technologies,1 iviuding: welding fabrication, welding processes, welding inspection, ultrasonic c testing, radiographic testing, eddy current testing, liquid penetrant testing, and msgnetic partick testing. Also, the codes and standards relative to these technologies and relied upon during the technical evaluation and inspection of ;

licensee and licensee contractor activities will be covered.

- Length:- 5 days - 32 Instructional Hours

' Conducted By: Hellie Examination: None Prerequisites: None-Applicability:. NRC personnel who need to attain or refresh a generai familiarity with the above

technologies.

Registration: . Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via F-Mail to -

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Dates / Location: Start Date . End Date Shift Location 06/22/98 -06/26/98 Day East Lyme, CT 06/21/99_. 06/25/99 Day ' East Lyme, CT e

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Technical Training Diviolon August 1997 Site Access Training Coune (11100)

Descripden: The course provides a general understanding of radiation types, quantities, units, biological effectr. protection standards and guides, postings, exposure control, ALARA practices, monitoring instruments and dosimeters, bloassay, and contamination protection. It also provides a generic understanding of industrial safety practices, physical protection programs and responses to radiological l emergencies. The course also includes an exercise in which each student will be expected to don protective clothing, perform simple tasks and remove protective  ;

I clothing.

Length: ' 2 Days 14 Instructional Hours l Conducted By: General Physics Corpo:4 tion (Through Februat3 1997)

Examination: Protective clothing exercise and written examination (80% passing grade)

Prerequieltes: Reactor CLncepts Course (R 100) er equivalent technical expertise is necessary.

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facility,is required for NRC personnel who require unescorted access into licensee ,

radiation / contamination areas in the performance of their duties.

- Registration: Training Costdinatoa register employees for their organir.ations via E Mail to mailbox TFDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/22/97 -10/23/97 Day Rockville, MD Note: Addit!onal Rockville, MD c urse dates are h 01/29/98 01/30/98 Day l

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Description:

The course updates and refreshes the generic understanding of radiation types, quantities, units, biological elfects, protection standards and guides, postings, exposure control, Al. ARA practices, monitoring instruments and dosimeters, bioassay, contamination protection, industrial safety practices, physical protection programs, and responses to radiological emergencies. Students who have current SAT or SART training may demonstrate their contiriued proficiency by taking the SART computer generated examination at the Professional Development Center Individualized lxarr.ing Center at Two White Flint North or a challenge examination throupn the regional office training coordinator, l ength: ' Day 7 Instructionalliours Conducted fly: neral Physics Corporation (Through February 1997)

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination (80% passing grade ).

Prerequisites: Site Access Training Course (11100) or equivalent Nuclear General Ernployee Training at a licensee facility is necessary.

Applicability: This is a required annual n fresher training course for NRC employees who need unescorted access into licensee radiation / contamination areas ir. the performance of their duties.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E hiall to mailbox TTDREC.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/21/97 10/21/97 Day Rockville, hiD Note: Additional 01/27/98 01/27/98 Day Rockville, MD C d8 8" 01/28/98 01/28/98 Day Rockville, MD Integrated and N/21/98 N/21/98 Day Rockville, MD Specialized 07/28/98 07/28/98 Day Rockville, MD Technical Training 10/20/98 10/20/98 Day Rockville, MD Schedules 01/26/99 01/26/99 Day Rockville, MD 01/27/99 01/27/99 Day Rockville, MD N/20/99 N/20/99 Day Rockville, MD

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Technical Training Diviolon August 1997 NMSS Radiation Worker Training (11101)

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Description:

The course provides a general understanding of radiation safety including radiation types quantitles and units, biological effects, protection standards, postings, sources of exposure, exposure control, dosimetry and bloanay and an introduction to industrial safety, t

t length - 0.5 Day 4 InstructionalHours conducted By: General Physics Corporation (Through February 1997)

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination (80% passing grade ).

Prerequielles: None Applicability: Required annual training for NhiSS or other NRC personnel who rnay be occupationally exposed.  ;

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations yta E hiall to mallbox TTDREG.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 In Place filter Testing Course (11105)

Descriptforu The course provides an indepth understanding of the nature of airb'rne hazards, air filtration and absorption theory, aerosol technology, air-finw treasurement, in place testing of HEPA filters, and safety cabinets.

Length: 5 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Harvard School of Public Health Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel involved in airbome hazard protection.

Registration: Employees must submit 11RC Ts,.T.. 5 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators Contact caurre provider at (617) 4321171 for information necessary to complete NRC form:M Dates /Locatioru Start Date End Date Shift Location l

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Applied Health Physics Course (H 109)

Description:

The course provides an intensive laboratory oriented radiation protection training ,

program consisting of lectures, tours, workshops and laboratory exercises to provide j an understanding of atomic and nuclear physics, radiation biology, radiation j detection principles, monitoring metheds and equipment calibration, extemal and internal dosimetry, uses of radiation and radiation protection, radionuclide pathways and environmental monitoring and radiation protection in emergencies.

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l Length: 25 Days 172 Instructional Hours l Conducted By: Oak Ridge institute for Science and Education Examination: Student progress is monitored by weekly quines.  ;

Prerequisites: A background in one of the physical sciences or engineering disciplines is necessary.

A hand-held calculator with exponential and logarithmic functions is recommended. .

Applicability: This is a required course for development of reactor and nuclear materials health physics laserns who do not have . a health physics degree 2nd is supplemental training for other NRC personnel who require an understanding of the concepts and applications described above.  ;

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (423) 576-3576 for information necessary to complete NRC Form 368.

Dues / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location <

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Environmental Monitedng for Radioactivity Course (H 111)

Description:

%e court.e covers the basic theories and mechanics of environmental monitoring for radioactivity; techniques for air monitoring: soil, water, vegetation, sediment, and food sampling; direct gamma measurements; borehole logging; and em ironmental sampling regulations. Approximately 50% of the course is devoted to collection and analyses of samples.

Length: 5 Days 35 instructional Hours conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Examination: None Preregalettes: None Applicability: his course is required for some health physics inspectors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers, required specialized training for some inspectors and is supplemental for other NRC personnel who require an understanding of the bas e theories and principles of environmental monitoring.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to

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Dates / Location: Start Date End Date . Shift Location 10/20/97 10/24/97 Day Oak Ridge, TN 06/15/98 06/19/98 Day Oak Ridge, TN 06/13/99 06/17/99 Day Oak Ridge, TN l

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Applied Gamma Spectroscopy Course (Canberra)(H 112A)

Description:

1 The course covecs the basics of nuclear theory, gamma ray detection systems and methods, energy and eff!ciency calibration, resolution and peak shape, computer algorithms, and statistics.

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Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Canberra Industries,Inc. f

't Examination: None Prerequisites: None  ;

Applicability: This course is recommended for personnel desiring additional knowledge in the area of gamma spectroscopy .

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinatc with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (203) 238 2351 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/08/97 07/12/97 Day Meriden, CT 12/01/97 12/05/97 Day Meriden,CT i

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Description:

The course covers the basics of nuclear theory, gamma ray detection systems and methods, energy and efficiency calibration, resolution and peak shape, computer algorithnis, and statistics.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education F~ amination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is recommended for personnel desiring additional knowledge in the area of gamma spectroscopy.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (615) 576-3576 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 General Theory of Gamma Spectroscopy Course (11113)

Description:

This course provides the student with an in-depth review of the principles and practices of gamma ray spectroscopy and radionuclide identification. It is intended for health physic $ and radiochemistry personnel who have some experience in gamma counting and wish to further their knowledge of the methods of gamma ray spectroscopy. It is recommended for personnel who are responsible for the operation of gamma spectroscopy systems or the review of the results from these systems.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructiona' liours Conducted fly: Canberra Industries, Inc.

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l Dates /Losation: Start Date End Date Shif t Location 10/06/97 10/10/97 Day Santa Fe, NM 11/(0/97 11/07/97 Day Washington, DC

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Technical Training Division August Ifh7 Introductory llealth Physics Course (11117)

Description:

This introductory course provides a basic understanding of health physics and radiation protection princirka. Topics included are elementary radiation physics and health physics conceptm types of radiation; interaction of radiation with matter; radiation units; Mological effects of radiation; environmental radiological monitoring; overview of radiation protection standards, including the new 10 CFR 20; operational aspects of health physics such as personnel monitoring, surveys, health physics instrumenti(emphasis on selection and actual use of portable surny instruments);and radittion protection plans and stocedures. Rules of thumb,along with the caveats of their limitations, will also se provkled.

Length: 5 days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Division Staff I

Examination: Written comprehensive fi.nal examination.

Prerequisites: None l

Applicability: This course is recommended (c.r NRC personnel with limited background in health physics who require an understanding of the basic concepts and principles of radiation protection.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift '

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Description:

This one week laboratory oriented course will introduce course participants to the basic theories and mechanics of air sampling for radionuclides. l ecture and laboratory exercises will cover particle sizing, air sampling in the environment and in the workplace, stack sampling, instrument calibration, etc. Approximately 40%

of the time is spent collecting and analyzing air samples.

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1.ength: 5 days - 35 Instructional Hours

[ Conducted By: Oak Rh'ge Institute for Science and Education Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability:

NRC and Agreement State personnel who have a need to understand the principles of air sampling, instrument calibration, and air sample analysis. This course is required specialized training for some inspectors. l Registration: Tcaining Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to '

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Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 06/m/98 06/12/98 Day Oak Ridge, TN 06/06/99 -06/10/99 Day Oak Ridge, TN  ;

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Radiological Surveys in Support of Decommissioning 01120)

Description:

This course will provide participants with an overview of radiological surveys which must be conducted to support decommissioning of licensed facilities.

Discussion will include: decommissioning criteria (existing and proposed);

radiological survey types and objectives (emphasis on confirrmtory surveys);

NRC/ORISE survey planning and design; review of licensee survey plans; radiation instrumentation, including sensitivity and selection; indoor and outdoor survey techniques; sample collection and analysis; statistical considerations; health physics and industrial safety considerations; and quality assurance / quality control.

Length: 2 days 14 Instructionalllours Conducted fly: Oak Ridge Institute for Science aod Education (ORISE)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None I

1 Applicability: This course is required training for Decommissioning Inspetors and Decommissioning Project hianagers and Technical Reviewers , required speciatind training for some inspectors and supplemental training for ( ther personnel.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-hlail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shif t Location N/21/98 N/22/98 Day Rockville, h1D N/20/99 N/21/99 Day Rockville, h1D

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Technical Training Diviolon August 1997 Health Physics Technology Course (H 201)

Description:

The course provides a working understanding of health physics principles applicable to routine inspections and evaluations of radiation incidents. The course includes discussions of external dose topics such as sources of external exposure; dose limits; radioactive decay; neutron activation; point, line and area source equations; shielding; skin dose; dosimetry; instruments; surveys; effective dose equivalent and submersion dose as well as intemal dose topics such as sources of intemal exposure; J effective half life and mean life; an overview of ICRP-30 intemal dose concepts; the methodology of EPA Federal Guidance Report No.11; the use of 10 CFR Part 20 Appendix B; the lung, bone and GI tract models; the MIRD methodology; the evaluation of embryo / fetal doses; air sampling; bloassay and the use of IRFs.  !

Length: 10 Days 67 Instructional Hours Conducted By: TTD Staff and invited Lecturers Examination: Daily quizzes and a comprehensive examination.

Prerequisites: Prior completion of the Applied Health Physics Course (H 109), or equivalent college level training,is recommended. A hand-held calculator with exponential t and logarithmic functions is recommended.

. Applicability: This course is required for health physics inspectors and is supplemental for other NRC personnel who require .tn understanding of the applied health phy>ics concepts re..I applications described above.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREC.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location -

10/27/97 11/07/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 04/27/98 05/08/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 10/26/98 11/06/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 08/25/99 05/06/99 Day Chattanooga, TN RP; ;RP: '

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Radwaste Management Course (H-202)

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"Ihecourse provides a working understanding o freactor p ant l radioactive waste management syste.ns and the sources and principles related to non reactor generated radioactive waste. Classroom presentations discuss the principal sources of l radioactive waste, waste classification, and design and operation of containment, monitoring, and processing systems. Occupational exposures, off site exposure pathways, and effluent and environmental monitoring requirements associated i l

with radioactive waste processing are discussed.

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Prerequisites: Successful completion of the CE Technology Course (R 104B) or the Westingbouse l Technology Course (R 104P) and a knowledge of basic radiation sa4ty principles.

Applicability: This course is required for reactor health physics inspectors and is supplemental for other NRC personnel who have a need to understand radioactive waste management systems.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox 1TDREG.

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Description:

This course will provide participants with an understanding of emergency l

. preparedness fundamentals, Areas covered include: the history of emergency preparedness (EP) philosophy and requirements; EP requirements ( 10 CFR Part 50 and Appendix E); EP criteria and guidance (e g. Regulatory Guide 1.101 and NUREG-0654); basic plant systems important to EP (e.g. electrical, shutdown -  !

cooling system; contair. ment spiay and isolation, etc.); licensee emergency preparedness plan <, and the sixteen emergency planning standards; emergency classification system; emergency action levels; sce..ario reviews; protective action recommendations; licensee audits; changes made to licensee emergency plans; drills and exercises; the EP inspection program; exercise objectives and scenarios; bkmnial

- and off year exercises; the realism rule; state and local emergency plans; NRC interface with FEMA; and interface with the NRC Incident Response Center.

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1.ength: 5 days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRR and AEOD Staff  ;

Examinationt None ,

Prerequisites: None Applicability: NRC EP/HP inspectors, project managers, residents, and other NRC personnel who may have a need to understand EP philowphy and fundamental requirements, Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location -

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Radiological Emergency Response and Operations Couru (H.303)

Description:

- he course provides a familiarity with the "on scene" response to radiological emergencies involving a nuclear power plant accident, a nuclear materials

. transportation accident, and a nuclear industrial accident. Presentations emphasize emergency response team organization, procedures, leadership, instruments,and equipment.

Sunday evening prior to the start of the course on Monday moming there is an orientation session for all students at 700 pm. %e purpose of this orientation session is to complete all the administrative requirements and to distribute

" information packages to the students so that class may begin promptly on Monday morning. It is strongly recommended that all students participate in this orientation session.

Length:- 4.5 Days 32 Instructional Hours

! Conducted Ry: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

Examination: None Prerequisites: Students must have a knowledge of basic health physics.

Applicants must successfully complete the self study course IS 301.

U. S. Citizenship required.

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Applicability: This course is required training for emergency preparedness inspection personnel and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel involved in the development

, and inspection of radiological emergency plans and activities.  ;

e Registration: Training Coordinators regater employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailtm 1TDREG. FEM A Form 75 5 must be submitted to TTD 30 days before the start of the course.

Dates / Location: Start Date : End Date Shift Location -

Berryville, VA

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Diagnostle and Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine Course (11404)

The course provides an understanding of basic radiobiology; the facilities and

Description:

i equipment used M nuclear medicinel departments; patients; safe handling of patients and the protection of staff and visitors; a radiatbn surveys; responsibilities of key personnel; function of the Radiation Safety Committee; ALARA program; and training requirements. Diagn therapeutic misadministration, transport of radioactive materials and emerge procedures and record keeping requirements, quality assurance, ca waste disposal are also covered. Opportunities are provided for hands-on expeilence.

36 Instructional Houra Iength: 5 Days Conducted By: Advanced lleabh Education Center (AHEC)

Written comprehensive final examination.

Examinationt A knowledge of basic radiation protection is necessary. A hand-held calcula Prerequisiten with exponential and logarithmic functions is recommended.

Thl .eur>e is required for Materials Radiation Specialist inspectors and is Applicability: supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Ma Registration:

mailbox TfDREG.

Location Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Houston,TX (D/23/98 (D/27/98 Day 08/14/98 Day Hauston,TX (E/10/98 Houston,TX (D/14/99 (D/18/99 Day 5

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Safety Aspects of Industrial Radiography Course (11305)

Description:

The course provides an understanding of radiography principles, sources, techniques and equipment, regulatory and licensing requirements for radiographic activities, regulatory requirements for handling, storing, shipping and transporting radiographic sources, radiographic incidents, inspection techniquei for radiographic activities, and field industrial radiography operations.

Opportunities are provided for hands-on experience.

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Prerequisites: A knowksige of basic radiation protection is necessary.

Applicability: This course is required for hiaterials Radiation Specialist Inspectors and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-hf all to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shif t Location (E/10/98 (E/14/98 Day TBD Note: Dates and TBD location are (6 /11/98 (6 /15/98 Day tentative based on contract award.

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Tecimical Training Division August 1997 Radiological Emergency Planning Course (11306)

Description:

The course provides an understanding of the following: regulatory requirements for nuclear reactor licensing; design basis accidents versus emergency action level guidelines and on site /off site radiological emergency preparedness planning; development and implementation of nuclear plant, local and state emergency plans; legal requirements, emergency response coordination and countermeasure techniques; information contained in Environmental Reports, Safety Analysis Reports, Emergency Plarming Documents; and potential areas of interjurisdictional confrontation in emergency response and methods to minimize stress in such situations.

Length: 5 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is required training for emergency preparedness inspection personnel and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel involved in the development and inspection of radiological emergency plans and activities.

Registration: FEMA Form 75-5, available from Training Coordinators, must be submitted to the Technical Training Division 30 days before the start of the course. Personnel are scheduled on a space available basis.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shif t Location M/20/98 N/24/98 Day Emmitsburg, MD RP RP 92

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Technical Training Division August 1997 l Radiological Accident Assessment Course (H 307)

Descriptiom The course provides an understanding of the duties and responsibilities of radiological accident assessment personnel; possible accident scenarios at a nuclear plant; the time significance of these events and the significant indicators of an accident; performance of off site dose calculations given a specific source term and meteorological conditions; and use and interpretation of Federal Protection Action Guides as a basis for recommending appropriate protective measuies to state and r

local officials.

Length: 5 Days 32 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEM A)

Examination: None Prerequisites: A knowledge of basic algebra and health physics is necessary.

Applicability: This course is supplemental training for emergmcy preparedness personnel and other NRC personnel responsible for the assessment of radiological emergencies and for making recommendations / decisions regarding protective actions for public safety.

Regi_s tration: FEM A Form 75-5, available from Training Coordinators, must be submitted to the Technical Training Division 30 days before the start of the course. Personnel are scheduled on a space available basis.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 02/(N/98 02/13/98 Day Emmitsburg, MD -

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Transportation of Itadioactive Materials Course (H 308)

Description:

The course provides an understanding of radioactive material transport and the role of transport regulatory agencies and regulations (Titles 10 and 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations). Topics covered include limited quantities of radioactive )

material, instruments and articles, normal and special forms of radioactive materials, low specific activity (LSA) and surface contaminated objects (SCO) for radioactive materials. Basic concepts of package activity limitation, radiation and contamination limits, hazardous materials communications requirements, i transportation safeguards, NT C inspection procedures, accident case histories, and emergency response are alse . overed. In addition to transportation issues, a brief overview of 10 CFR Part waste generator requirements and waste classification system is presented.

Length: - 5 Days 35 Ins ructional Hours Conducted By: Chem-Nuclear Systems, Inc.

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: A basic understanding of radiation safety principles is necessary. A hand held calculator with exponential and logarithmic functions is recommended.

Applicability: This course is required for several inspector disciplines and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel involved in the regulation or inspection of .

radioactive materials transportation activities.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREC.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shif t Location N/27/98- 05/01/98 Day Columbia, SC N/26/99 N/30/99 Day Columbia, SC 06/22/98 06, ,/98 Day Columbia, SC

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l Technical Training Division August 1997 Health Physics in Radiation Accidents Course (H 309)

Description:

The course provides an understanding of radiation physics, radiation detection, protective clothing, and equipment; principles of intern.1 dosimetry; radiological '

emergency procedures; and the role of the Health Physicist in the medical environment. Practical experience is provided by a combination of lectures,  !

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Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education's Radiation Emergency Assistance ExairJetion: None Preroquisites. A wcrLing knowledge of algebra and health physics principles is necessary.

Applicability: This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel involved in the development and inspection of emergency preparedness activities.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training -

Coordinators. Contact course provider at (423) 576 3131 for information necessary 1

to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/22/97 09/26/97 Day Oak Ridge, TN l

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Descripti<>n: The course provides an understanding of the terminology and special problems associated with nuclear respiratory protection programs; selection, inspection, donning and use of respiratory protection devices; NUREG ON1 and other requirements unique to the nuclear industry; and practical experience in respirator fitting techniques, including several acceptable qualitative and quantitative fit test methods.

I Length: 5 Days 351nstructional Hours Conducted By: Darell llevis Associates, Inc.

Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is required for Reactor Health Physics Inspectors , required specialized training for some inspectors and supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (800) 368-0335 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates /Locattom Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/27/97 10/31/97 Day San Diego, CA RP .RP 96

Tedudct Training DisIsion August 1997 Respirato;y Protection Course (RSA)(H 3118)

Description:

The course provlJes an understanding of the terminology and special problems associated with nuclear respiratory protection programs; selection, inspection, donning and use of respiratory protection devices; NUREG 0041 and other .

requirements unique to the nuclear industry; and practical experience in respirator fitting techniques, including several acceptable qualitative and quantitative fit

, test methods.

i Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Radiation Safety Associates, Inc.,

! uamination: None Prerequisites: None 1

Applicability: This course is required for Reactor Health Physics inspectors , required specialized training for some inspectors and supplemental training for other NRC personnel.  :

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Description:

The course provides an understand. g of the terminology and special problems associated with nuclear respiratory },cotection programs: selection, inspection, donning and use of respiratory protection devices; NUREG ON1 and other requirements unique to the nuclear industry; and practical experience in respirator fitting techniques, including several acceptable qualitative and quantitative fit test methods.

28 Instructional Hours Length: 4 Days Condutted By: Respirator Support Services Examinadon: None Prerequisites None Applicability: This course is requind for Reactor Health Physics inspectors , required specialized training for some inspectors and supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (301) 834-6008 for information necessary

• to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/16/97 Day Nashville, TN 10/13/97 RP RP 98

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Internal Dosimetry and Whole Body Counting Course (H 312) l

'Dw course provides an understanding of the sources and hazards of intemal j

Description:

deposition of radioactive matcrial. Course topics include protective measures for preventing internal contamination, protocols for intemal monitoring of personnel (technique and frequency), and dose evaluation models including ICRP 26/30 and MIRD. Also covered are methods of evaluating extent of internal contamination including whole body counting procedures, calibration, quality assurance and data analysis and biological sampling procedures, types of samples wliich rnay be collected, collection procedures, processing of samples, quality assurance programs and reporting of results.

Length: 5 Days 351nstructional Hours  ;

Conducted By: Oak Ridge Associated Universities Examination: Written comprehensive final exemination. I i

Prerequisites: A knowledge of health physics principles is necessary. A hand-held calculator with exponential and logarithmic functions is required.

5 Applicability: This course is required for some health physics inspectors, required specialized i training for some inspectors and supplemental training for other NRC personnel.  ;

f Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to 3 mailbox TTDREG.  :

P Dates / Location: - Start Date Fnd Date Shif t Location 12/08/97 12/12/97 Day . King of Prucia, PA ,

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I Technical Training Division August 1997 Teletherapy and Brachytherapy Course (H 313) l

Description:

"Ihe course provides a basic understanding of clinical radiation therapy procedures j and dosimetry involving primarily cobalt-60 teletherapy (external irradiation) and various brachytherapy (implanted radionuclide) sources including high dose rate after loaders. Topics covered include facilities and equipment; safe hand!!ng of patients with implanted brachytherapy sources; inventories; and area radiation surveys. Responsibilities and authority of key personnel, Radiation Safety Committee, ALARA program, transport of radioactive materials, misadministrations, requirements for record keeping, quality assurance, teletherapy room design and shielding, teletherapy spot checks, calibrations, and source replacements are also discussed. Opportunitie, are provided for hands on I experience.  !

l Length: 5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Advanced Health Education Center (AHEC Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: A knowledge of basic radiation protection is necersa y. A hand-held calculator with exponential and logarithmic functions is recommended, t

Applicability: This course is required for Materials Radiation Specialist inspectors and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registratforu Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mallbox 'ITDREG.

l Dates /Locationt Start Date End Date Shift Location 03/16/98 (0/20/98 Day- Houston,TX

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Safety Aspects of Well Logging Course (H 314)

Description:

The course pruides an understanding of the principles of well logging in the gas and oilindustry. NRC and Texas State regulations and inspection procedures, well logging equipment and operatiom, procedures related to retrieval of lost sources and ,

l irretrievable sources are also covered. Opportunities are provided for hands-on experience including a tour of a well site and demonstration of welllogging equipment and procedures.

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~ Length: 5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Texas Bureau of Radiation Control and participating commercial companies.

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: A knowledge of basic radiation protection is necer ary.

Applicability: This course is required specialized training for some Materials Radiation Specialist inspectors and supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date - End Date Shift Location 11/(D/97 11/07/97 Day Houston,TX -

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Irradiator Technology Course (11-315) l

Description:

The course provides an understanding of the basic operation of research and industrial irradiators including all safety and regulatory requirements; cobalt-60 source loading; safety systems; audits and self inspect!on items; equipment; control room and irradiator maintenance; radiation safety officer and operator responsibilities; wipe tests and radiation surveys; emergency procedures; commercial applications; dosimeuy; regulations; licensing and inspectiosa; and public and media relations. Opportunitie* are provided for hands-on experience.

Length: 5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted By: To Be Determined ExaminaHon: Written comprehensive fi:uil examination.

Prerequisites: A knowledge of basic radiation protection is necessary.

Applicability: This course is required specialized training for some Materials Radiation Specialist inspectors and supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date Enti Date Shift Location Note: Awaiting award of competitive punhase order RP ~ ~RP 102

Technical Training Division. August 1997 ,

Health Physics Topical Review Course (H-401)

Description:

- The course improves knowledge in current, state-of-the-art, and selected special topics relating to radiation protection. General topics covered include decontamination and decommissioning, recent advances in medical diagnostic and therapeutic radiation treatment, external and intemal radiation exposure control and dose evaluations, health physics instrumentation, calibration and quality control, ALARA, respiratory protection, major revisions to regulations, codes, and methodologies. Special course topics are establishdJ by the TTD in conjunction with NRR ae.d NMSS. Course topics are normally revised every 18 to 24 months.

Attendance at any one course during the period specified in IMC 1245 or 1246 satisfies the reqcirement.

Length: 3 Day 21 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Associated Universities, TTD Staff and Invited lecturers Examination: None Prerequisites: Experience requirements as specified in NRC Inspation Manual Chapter 1245 or 1246. A hand-held calculator with exponential and logarithmic functions is recommended.

Applicability: This course can satisfy certain NRC Inspection Manual Chapter 1245 or 1246 refresher tmining requirements for Reactor Health Physics inspectors and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel who require an understanding of current developments and advanced health physics concepts as described above.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course Dates not available at time of printing.

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l Technical Training Division - August 1997 Health Physics Technology Overview Course IH 901)

Descriptforu Ris course is intended to familiarize NRC personnel with important radiation putection issues and hazards encountered in various areas within the nuclear industry. The course covers radiation terms, nomenclature, hazards, fundamental-concepts, rules of thumb, types of radiation and sources used, and commonly occurring events and significant historical incidents. Applicable regulations are summarized, including reporting requirements to NRC. Radiation protection areas

- covered include power and non-power reactors, industrial radiography, medical

. facilities, fuel cycle facilities, gamma irradiators, moisture density gauges, well logging, radwaste, and transportation. Scenario workshops of real historical industry events are included.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional H( urs Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Division Staff Examinatiora None Prerequisite #: None. Technicalissues will be discussed but the course does not involve calculations or mathematical problem solving.

Applicability: his course is recommended for NRC personnel who have a need to become acquainted with the major radiation protection hazards and issues in various applications within the nuclear industry.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 01/12/98 01/16/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/11 /99 01/15/99 Day Chattanooga, TN

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Introduction to Nuclear Criticality Safety Course (F-100)

Description:

This basic course provides an introductics to nuclear criticality safety for new regulatory staff and for staff who are not experienced in nuclear plant safety practices. It provides a brief refresher on elementary atomic and nuclear physics, summarizes historical criticality accidents, and discusses good practices, including the double contingency principle, for nuclear criticality safety, it introduces the concepts of neutron production, neutron absorption and neutron leakage. The use of 1 k-effective is developed at an introductory level.

Length: 3 days 20 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Examination: Written compreFnsive final examination.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who may have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Nuclear Criticality Safety Course (F401) -

Descriptioru The purpose of this course is to provide nuclear criticality safety information to enhance NRC fuel facility inspector skills in conducting effective nuclear criticality safety inspections. Course content includes: an overview of ANSl/ANS standards and corresponding NRC Regulatory Guides on criticality safety; nuclear theory; nuclear criticality safety control factors (including physical and administrative and engineered controls); an overview of fuel facility operations; and a discussion of historical criticatty accidents. This course is intended for those students who already have an understanding of atomic / nuclear physics and basic criticality safety concepts.

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5 days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSci personnel and other NRC personnel who may have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safety inspectors and required specialized training for Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course will be converted to a self study format.

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Technical Training Division 1 August 1997 General Health Physics Practices for Fuel Cycle Facilities Course (F 102)

Description:

- This course providec a detailed understanding of general' health physics practices for uranium fuel cyc'e facilities. Topics disc.issed include: special properties and hazards of uranium, including radiological and chemical toxicity; general facility .

' descriptions; radiation protection management; contamination control; external dose control; internal dose control, including bioassay and air sampling programs; weekly limit for soluble uranium; working levels for radon; determination of effective dose and organ doses; operational surveys; basic nuclear criticality controls; waste management; emergency preparedness; record keeping requirements; decontamination and decommissioning; and facility siting and design.

. Length:-- 3 days 21 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE)

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Fuel Cycle Technology (F-200) is recommended

- Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safety Inspectors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Training Coocdinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course not scheduled during FY1997. Course will ba converted to a self-study-format.

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August 1997 TechnicalT IningDivision Haza S Analysis for DOE SARs and QRAs Course (F-103)

Description:

This course presents the hazard identification snd evaluation methods used for qualitative analysis of the risks to a DOE facility, its workers, and the public.

This comprehensive hazard analysis forms the basis for a facility's hazard ,

classification, assessment of worker-protection features, and selection of accident scenarios requiring further development and quantification as part of DOE's graded approach to hazard and accident analysis. Input to DOE safety analysis reports +

and quantitative risk ar sessments is discussed.

Length: 4 days 28 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Process Safety Institute (JBF Associates, Inc.)

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Fuel Cycle Technology (F-200) is recommended Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safety Inspectors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate v ith their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (423) 675-2580 for information necessary to complete NRC Form 368. )

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course not  !

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 General Health Physics Practices For Uranium Recovery Course (F-104)

Description:

This course provides a fundamental under. standing of health physics for uranium recovery facilities. Health physics practices and issues for uranium mining, milling, and in situ leach extraction type facilities are discussed. Topics include:

brief review of radiation units and terminology; naturally occurring radioactive decay chains; special properties and hazards of uranium and its decay products; general facility descriptions; radiation issues and hazards involving radon-222 releases and windblown tailings; radiation dose limits, including the weekly limit for soluble uranium; working level concept for radon decay products; contamination control; external dose controls; and internal dose controls, including bioassay and air sampling programs. The approach will be to provide a 'Wiiarity with the above technical topics and issues at a fundamental level.

Length: 2 days 14 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute For Science and Education (ORISE)

Examination: None Prerequisit s: None Applicability: Division of Waste Management and other NRC personnel who have ngulatory oversight over uranium recovery facilities.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: No courses scheduled at the time of printing.

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TechnicalTranning Division Fuel Cycle Technology Course (F-200) .

Desciiption: - The course provides familiarity with the nuclear fuel cycle from ndning to fabrication. Course toples include uraruum,its occurrence in nature, and chemical, -

physical, radiological properties; mining and extraction methods and the milling process; conversion of natural uranium trioxide to uranium hexafluoride; uranium 3 enrichment including the history of uranium enrichment; the purpose and uses of '

enriched uranium; separative work and enrichment processes; and uranium fuel fabrication including uranium hexafluoride to uranium dioxide powder; powder to pellets; pellets to rods and assemblies, and scrap recovery,

- Length: 4 Days 28 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education and Guest Lectureru Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who may have ragulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is requi.ed training fer Fuel Cycle Safety inspectors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox 'ITDREG, Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course vAll be converted to a self-study format.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Ilazards of Chemical and Mechanical Fuel Cycle Processes Course (F 202)

Desedption: This course analyzes fuel cycle plant operations in detail from a hazards viewpoint. A detailed analysis of hazards or risks associated with the following types of fuel cycle operations is presented: uranium conversion to uranium hexafluoride, uranium enrichment, conversion of uranium hexafluoride to uranium dioxide or to uranluni metal or alloy, manufacturing of research or reactor fuel, recovering of scrap material, and processing of generated waste. Types of hazards analyzed include chemical, industrial, mechanical, criticality (overview), and radiological. Hazards of operations such as off-gas treatment systems, solvent clean-up systems, hydrogen reduction furnaces, acid treatment systems, scrubbers, waste treatment systems, fluidized beds, fire and explosion hazards, welding, hydraulic fluid handling systems, lon-exchange resin handling and disposal, etc.

are also discussed.

. Length: 3 days 21 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Fuel Cycle Technology Course (F-200) is recommended Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who may have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safety inspectors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREC.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course not scheduled during FY 1997. Course will be converted to a self-study format.

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I Mechanics of Sampling and Measurement for Fuel Cycle Facilities Course (F-203)

Description:

This course provides a detailed discussion of how to design sampling systems and obtain appropriate, representative samples in and around fucl cycle facilities. It will instruct NRC regulatory staff in the basic principles involved in obtaining representative samples of material for ultimate analysis. Course scope emphasizes in process monitoring but also includes sampling of effluents, discharges, and in the environs of the facility. Sample size, accuracy, precision, validation and quality assurance considerations will also be discussed. Also included are discussions on methods of sampling air, soil, water, and other environmental media; sampling of soil near and under process buildings; and sampling of sewage to detect possible concentsation in processed sludge. Lessons leamed from industry exparience with sampling problems (e.g. faulty valves and plugged lines) will also be presented.

Length: 4 days 28 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute For Science a id Education Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Fuel Cycle Technology Course (F 200) is recommerv' d Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safety inspectors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course not scheduled during FY 1997. Course will be converted to a self study form '

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! TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Management Systems and Structures for Fuel Cycle Safety Course (F-205)

Descriptioru This course covars current management principles of reengineering, total quality management, and process control as applied to fuel cycle facilities, principally conversion and fabrication plants. It will familiarize materials licentee inspectors in safe management of control systems of licensed fuel cycle facilities. It emphasizes aspects of modem management principles as applied to the management of controlsystems.

Length: 4 days 28 Instructional Hours Conducted By: To Be Determined Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None

• Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who may have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safety inspactors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Registration is processed by the Office of Human Resources. Contact August Spector at (301) 415-7080.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course is underUevelopment by Office of Human Resources at time of printing.

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Fire Protection For Fuel Cycle Facilities (F 206)

Description:

This course provides regulatory staff with a detailed understanding of fire protection for fuel cycle facilities. Discussion will include: regulations governing fire protection; facilities description; fire detection and suppression systems; fire protection equipment, including fire fighting protective equipment; and emergency response for fires.

1 Length: . 3 days 21 Instructionai Hours Conducted By: Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: F-200 Fuel Cycle Tech: .9 logy is recommended Applicability: Fuel Cycle Safety and Safeguards (FCSS) personnel and other NRC personnel who have regulatory oversight over fuel cycle facilities. This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safety inspectors and Fuel Cycle License Reviewers.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their orgaalzations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: - Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course will be converted to a self-study format.

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Physical Security Fundamentals Course (S-103)

Description:

Provides new Physical Security inspectors with the fundamentals of conventional physical security. The course also covers: Physical security plans, physical security threa .3, bomb threat contingency planning, operation security, protective barriers and lighting, lock and key control, risk analysis, intrusion detection syrtems, guard force operations,inspeuions and surveys.

Length: 2 Weeks 70 Instructional Hours Conducted By: US Army Examination: Written examinations.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is required training for some Physical Security Inspectors. Attendance at this course meets the requirements for attendance of the Introduction to Physical Security Systems Course (S-118).

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location iss: is's-115

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Bomb 1hreat Management Course (S-106)

Descriptions Familiarizes attendees with commercial and military explosives and explosive devices, and provides training in planning for and rnanaging bomb threats, search techniques, and safety and control measures. Also includes: training in effective deterrence of explosive threats; and professional and comprehensive training that ensures effective knowledge and performance of required duty skills.

Length: 4 Days 28 Instructional Hours

- Conducted By: DOE Central Training Academy Examination: ' Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of Security Police Officer I and Basic Instructor Training.

Applicability: This course is required training for some Physical Security inspectors.

F.egistration: Training Coordinators register employees hr their organizations via E-Mail to-mailbox 1TDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date - End Date Shift Location

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Introduction to Physical Security Systems Course (S-118)

Description:

This introductory course covers all aspects of physical security systems, including threat definition, target identification, detection (exterior and interior sensors, j alarm assessment, communications, and display), entry control, and response from both forces and communications. The course addresses the roles of hardware and technology as they integrate with the roles of protective forces and procedures. It includes one very general session on nuclear material control and accountability, so that participants can understand how this aspect of nuclear safeguards comp 12 ments physical protection. The course's primary focus is physical protection of nuclear materials at fixed sites and therefore does not address protection of matetials in transit. The course includes lectures, graded practical exercises, and a field trip with equipment demonstrations.

Length: 3 days Correspondence Course Conducted By: DOE Centrol Training Academy Examination: Self-directed quizzes Prerequisites: 11asic understanding of safeguards and security terminology.

Applicability: This course is required training for some 'hysical Sccurity inspectors. Attendance requirements for this course can be met by attendance of the Physical Security Fundamentals Course (S-103).

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shif t Location SG .SG 117

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Description:

This course provides a review and update of physical protection technology.

Length: 5 Days 35 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Examination: None Prerequisites: Attendance must be approved by program office (NRR/DRPM /PSGB).

Applicability: This course is required refresher training for Physical Security Inspectors and supplemental training for other NRC personnel. Requirements for this course can be satisfied by attendance at the Physical Protection Update conducted by Sandia National Lab., sponsored jointly by NRC and DOE approximately every 2 years.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: - Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course date not available at time of printing.

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Non Destructive Assay (NDA) Techniques for Safeguards Practitioners Course (S-602)

Description:

The course provides an introduction to the NDA of nuclear materials, using both gamma-ray and neutron-measurement techniques. Topics include gamma-ray and neutron interactions, detectors, uranium-enrichment measurement, transmission-corrected gamma-ray assay, neutron singles counting, and both active and passive neutron coincidence counting. Both uranium and plutonium materials are measur<xi.

Length: 4.5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted By: DOE, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)

Examination: None Prerequisites: None.

Applicability: This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safeguards inspector (Materials Control and Accounting) and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (505) 667 5258 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location- Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/0B/97 09/12/97 Day Los Alamos, NM Note: FY 1997 course dates not available at time of printing.

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Description:

The course will provide first-hand measurement experience with advanced neutron and gamma ray instruments and an understanding of how existing NDA equipment applies to waste characterization and safeguards issuesc lt will also demonstrate the use of NDA radiatien measurement techniques and equipment to assay TRU and low level contact handled waste. Topics covered include: waste certification .

iegulatory requirements, safeguards requirements, neutron NDA techniques, gamma NDA techniques, segmented and tomographic gamma ray scanning, differential dieaway and combined thermal-epithermal neutron interrogation, and neutron .

coincidence counting, add a-source, and californium shuffler techniques.

r Length: 5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted By: DOE, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANLi ,

Examination: None Prerequisites: Experience with nuclear radiation measurement equipment is decirable, as is familiarity with nuclear radiation and associated mathematics.

1 Applicability: This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safeguards Inspector (Materials Control and Accounting) and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (505) 667-5258 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

1 Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course date not available at -!

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Gamma Ray Spectroscopy for Nuclear Materials Accounting Course (S-604)

Description:

This course covers the use of high-resolution gamma ray spectroscopy to measure various uranium and plutonium materials. Topics include uranium and plutonium isotopic measurements, traasmission-corrected assay techniques including the segmented gamma scan procedure, absorption-edge densitometry, and x-ray fluorescence. Simple experiments are used to illustrate basic assay principles and also to demonstrate complete automated systems for in-plant use.

Length: 4.5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted By: DOE, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL)

Examination: None Prerequisites: Successful completion of the Non-Destructive Assay (NDA) Techniques for Safeguards Practitioners Course (S-602) or equivalent is recommended.

Applicability: This course is required training for Fuel Cycle Safeguards inspector (Materials Control and Accounting) and is supplemental training for other NRC personnel.

Registration: Employees must submit NRC Form 368 and coordinate with their Training Coordinators. Contact course provider at (505) 667 5258 for information necessary to complete NRC form 368.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location Note: Course date not available at time of printing.

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1 Nuclear MateMais Management and Safeguards (NMMSS) Course (S-605)1-__

-Deecription:' This course focuas on the content of the faciUtv supplied information to NMMSS

- (nuclear materials sangumds data base), iti wvides the proper documentation for '

- the typical types of nuclear materials transfer activity, tools to assist with

= interpreting the requirements, and the usefulness of the NMMSS report products te

' the nuclear materials accounting organization. Upon completion, attendees will be able to work with the NMMSS, including the mechanics of nuclear materials .

- accounting and reporting procedures. Attendees will also be able to understand use of the NMMSS Contractor Reference Manual,~ source documents and data-processing forms, various NMMSS product reports, and procedures necessary for the proper -

' documentation of nuclear material transactions and inventories, transfers within facilities, onsite gains and losses, adjustment to inventories, and changes in -

financial responsibility.-

Length - E4 Days 28 Instructional Hours Conducted By: ' NMMSS Contractor _

. Examination: . None Prerequisites: Completion of computer-based training versien of" Introduction to Nuclear Materials Control and Accountability"is recommended.

Applicability: This course is recommended for Fuel Facility Materials Control and Accountability (MC & A) Inspectors.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TlVREG.

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l Technical Training Division August 1997 Fundamentals of Inspection Course (G 101)

Dedption: The course provides a basic understanding of the NRC inspection program; personal cond uct of inspectors; legal aspects of inspections; preparation for an inspection; effective communication during inspections; performing an inspection; conducting entrance and exit meetings with licensee management; documenting inspection results, evaluation of licensee management effectiveness; handling allegations; enfwcement of NRC regulations and license conditions; backfitting; licensee corrective action systems; emergency preparedness / follow up of a major accident; participation in public hearings; Freedom of Information Act and informing the public.

Length: 4 Days 28 Instructional Hours Conducted Ily: NRC Staff Members Examinattom None Prerequisites: None Applicability: This course is required training for most NRC inspection personnel.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location ,

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i TechnicalTraining Division - August 1997 Fundamentals of Inspection Refresher Course (G-102)

Description:

The course reinforces inspections skills and techniques, covers lessons leamed, and

' provides an cpportunity for NRR and NMSS management to communicate their expectations to inspectors. Included in the topics are the Commission's Principles of Good Regulation.

Length: 1 Day 7 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Staff Members Examination: -None Prerequisites: Completion of the Fundamentals of Inspection Course (G-101) or inspection Procedures Course (G 108)

Applicability This course is required refresher training for most NRC inspection personnel.

. Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.-

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location -

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Field Techniques and Regulatory Processes Course (G 103)

Description:

his course provides an introduction and review of the NRC reactor inspector's job, including the principles of good regulation;identif; cation of significant plant problems or issues effecting operability or reliability; identifying regulatory basis; developing action plans to address the issues or problems; prioritizing follow-up action pha steps; determining if the licensee has met notification requirements, taken appropriate short term and immediate corrective actions, and justifying the analysis; develop recommendations on application of enforcement policy; evaluate the effectiveness of license, corrective actions, quality assurance practices; communicate findings to the licensee and regional manageraent; draft a performance assessment input for SALP, PRR or IPAP that conforms to NRC Inspection Manual

, Chapter 0610; and demonstrate the application of routine inspection procedures.

Length: 5 Days 33 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Staff Members Examination: None Prerequisites: None Applicability: his course is for resident inspectors, senior resident inspectors, and region based reactor project inspectors.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TfDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/06/97 10/10/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 12/08/97 12/12/97 Day Chattanooga, TN IRS ~ (RS 12s

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l NorwPower Reactor Technology Course (G-106)

Description:

1 The course provides a general familiarity with non-powe requirements, and current areas of concem to the NRC.

32 Instructional Hours Length: 5 Days Conducted By: NRC Staff Written comprehensive final examination.

Examination:

None. A technical background is desirable.

Prerequisites:

i This course is required training for Non-Power Reactor Inspectors and suppl Applicability:

training for other NRC personnel.

1 Registration:

Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail mailbox TTDREG.

Location Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Rockville, MD 07/20/98 07/24/98 Day TRS-RS 126

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Examination Techniques Course (G 107)  ;

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Description:

_ The course provides familianty with basic examiner techniques for written, l ' simulator and walkthrough examinations. Presentations emphasize the -

areas: techniques in the use of facility and NRC reference material to construct written examinations, simulator scenarios and walkthrough examinations that

- comply with the examiner standards; techniques for writing content valid questions that comply with the Examiners' Handbook for Developing Licensing Examinations and with the examiner standards; techniques for the evaluation of candidate  ;

performance.

L Length: 10 Days 67 InstructionalHours Conducted By: NRC Technical Training Division Staff and Operator Licensing Branch Staff Examination: Successful completion of class exercises.

Prerequisites: Registration is limited to those individuals presently in an operator licensing examiner qualification program or those having status as a certified Operator Licensing Examiner.

Applicability: This course is required training for all regional and headquarters Operator License Examiners.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TIDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 08/24/98 09/04/98 Day- Chattanooga, TN

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Inspection Procedures Course (G-108)

Descrip3on: The course provides an understanding of materials related health physics inspections. Course topics include: how to prepare for, schedule, and conduct a routine inspection; enforcement; instrumentation theory; medical inspections; broad license inspections; radiography and well logging operations; industrial devices and sourca; inspection documentation; communications with the media; transportation of radioactive materials; incident response and reporting. Pre-course homework problems are provided. Casework problems and a complete inspection exercise are conducted.

Length: 5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted Ily: NRC Staff and Agreement State Personnel Examination: First day diagnostic quiz and written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None.

Applicability: This course is required training for Materials Health Physics Inspectors.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/22/97 09/26/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 07/27/98 07/31/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 09/14/98 09/18/98 Day Chattanooga, TN IRS -RS-128

l-Technical Tra!ning Divillon August 1997 Licensing Practices and Procedures Course (G-109)

Descriptioru The course covers licensing procedures for gauges; medical; academic /research and development; well logging; and industrial radiography as well as a sealed source and device catalog review.

Length: 5 Days 36 Instructional Hours Conducted By: NRC Staff and Agreement State personnel Examination: Written comprehensive final examination. -

Prerequisites: Prior completion of the Industrial Radiography Course (H 305), Nuclear hiedicine Course (H-3N), Teletherapy / Brachytherapy Course (H-313), Well Logging Course (H-314), or familiarity with the terminology and activities conducted in these areas is strongly recommended. hiaterial covered in the Licensing Course will assume either some basic understanding of the concepts presented in these other courses or experience with the activities being licensed.

Applicability: This course is required for NhtSS a-d regional materials licensing personnel.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E-hiail to mailbox TTDREG, Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 09/08/97 09/12/97 Day King of Prussia, PA 06/01/98 06/05/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 09/28/98 10/02/98 Day Chattanooga, TN

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i TechricalTraining Division August 1997 OSHA Indoctrination (G 111)

Description:

This four hour overview training (briefing) provides familiarity with the OSHA NRC Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) as well as the potential health and safety hazards which could be encountered and Identified by NRC personnel during the conduct of their routine duties at nuclear power facilities.

Typical industrial, mechanical and chemical haz.ards at nuclear plants will be discussed, as well as NRC inspector resporuibilities under the MOU for Identification of safety problems and notification of OSHA,if required.

t f.ength: 0.5 days 4 Instructional Hours Conducted By: OSHA Training Institute Staff Examination: None Prerequisites: None. This four hour briefing is provided by the OSHA Training Institute as a special service to the NRC, and course scheduling is highly dependent on the

- availability of OSHA Training Institute resources. OSHA asks that a minimum of e 20 students be guaranteed by NRC in order to schedule this course.

Applicability: This course is required training for most NRC inspection personnel.

Registration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to m !! box TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start riate End Date Shift Location l 09/03/97 09/03/97 Day Atlanta, GA Note: Courses i sc.heduled as 09/16/97 (N/16/97 Day. Rockville, MD .

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Description:

De workshop provides attendees with an introduction to root cause analysis,

- events and causal factors analysis, interviewing witnesses, failure recognition and -

analysis, change analysis, energy (hazard)-barrier target analysis, analytical trees, personnel reliability, MORT analysis, assembling facts and conclusions and building 6 defendable argument (oral briefing). Emphasis is placed on conducting

information gathering interviews; model videotapes are used to illustrate specific interviewing techniques. Case studies are utilized to illustrate methods, foster teamwork and practice interviewing and briefing techniques.

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Conducted By: Conger and Elsea,Inc.

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Prerequisites: None Applicability: his course is required training for most NRC inspection personnel.

Registration - Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/23/97 -10/24/97 Day King of Prussia,PA 03/h '98 (0/20/98- Day ' Atlanta GA-04/06/ 98 08/10/98 Day Lisle, IL 06/08/98 - 06/12/98 Day Rockville, MD

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1977 Human Performance Investigation Workshop (G 206)  !

I Descriptions This course provides a detailed standard investigation process for use when investigating human performance related events at nuclear power plants The process was developed to meet the special needs of NRC personnel, especially NRC _ '

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Conducted By: Conger & Elsea, Inc.

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Applicability: This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel. It is typically attended by personnel who are assigned accident / incident investigation responsibilities. ,

R'5 1stration: Training Coordinators register employees for their organtrations via E Mail to mailbox 'ITDREG. .

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Description:

The workshop prmides attendees with an introduction to root cause analysis, events and causal factors analysis, interviewing witnesses, failure recognition and analysis, change analysis, energy (hazard)-barrier-target analysis, analytical trees, personnel reliability, MORT analysis, a ssembling facts and conclusions and building a defendable argument (oral briefing). Case studies are utilized to illustrate methods, foster teamwork and practice interviewing and briefing techniques.

Length: 2.5 days 20 instructional Hours Conducted By: Conger and Elsea,Inc.

Examination: None Prerequialtes: None Applicability: This course is supplemental training for NRC personnel and is typically attended by personnel who are assigned accident / incident investigation responsibilities.

Regi6tration: Trainir.g Loordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG, Dates /I.ocation: Start Date End Date Shift - Location --

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\ Technical Training Division August 1997 Inspecting for Perfonnance Coupe (G-303)  ;

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Description:

The course provides an understanding of the concepts of performance-oriented inspection; performance-oriented inspection tools and techniques and insight on and uncierstanding of how to apply these inspection tools and techniques effectively.

• lhe ccurse is presented through lectures and discussions as well as workshops wt S allow the students, individually and in groups to examine, exercise, and critique the use of performance-oriented inspection tools and techniques.

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= Length: 2.5 Days 18 Instructional Hours conducted By: Andrew L Hogg,Jr.

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: 1he course is required training for most NRC inspector personnel.

Registraeoru - Training Coordinators register employees for their organizations via E Mail to mailbox TTDREG.

1 Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift Location 10/15/97: 10/17/97. Day King of Prussia, PA 02/17/9P 02/19/98 Day Atlanta, GA

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Technical Training Division August 1997 Irupecting ior Performance Course . Materials Version (G 304)

Description:

The course provides an understanding of the concepts of performance-oriented inspection; performance-oriented inspection tools and techniques and fruight on and understar ding of how to apply these inspection tools and techniques effectively.

The ceurse is presented through lectures and discussions u. well as workshops which allow the students, individually and in groups to examine, exercise, and critique the use of performance-oriented inspection tools and techniques. The caurse is oriented toward the materials inspector.

I.ength: 2.5 Days 18 Instructional Hours Conducted By: Andrew L Hogg, Jr.

Examination: Written comprehensive final examination.

Prerequisites: None Applicability: The course is required training for most NRC materials inspector personnel.

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Dates / Location: Start Date End Date Shift LocaJon N/14/98 N/16/98 Day Atlants, CA 07/W/98 07/09/98. Day Rockville, MD l

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l Technical Training Division August 1997 Inddent investigation Team (IIT) Training Course (G 600)

Description:

he course provides selected NRC staff members with training in incident investigation. Course topics include the incident investigation program; investigation perspectives; investigation guidelines; communications techn' ques (news rnedia, press conferent e) and investigation analytical techniques. The course includes a workshop where the investigation analytical techniques are applied to case studies. Students are grouped into individual teams for this exercise.

Length: 10 Days 82 Instructional Hours  !

Conducted By NRC Staff and Conger & Elsea,Inc.

Examination: No w Prerequislies: Attendance is limited to personnel who have been approved as team leaders or expert members for the incident investigation Teams.

Applicability: his course is provided for personnel approved as team leaders or expert members for Incident Investigation Teams, t Registration: Course attendance is coordinated by AEOD management.

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TechnicalTraining Division August 1997 Incident Inve.tigation Team (IIT) Refresher Course (G-601)

Description:

The course provides IIT leaders and members a review and reinforcement of the incident investigation program and procedures; investigation perspectives and guidelines; basic analytical techniques and intrgrsting information from analysis techniques to develop firdings and condusions.

Length: 2 Days 14 Instructional Hours ,

- Conducted By: NRC Staff and Conger oc Elsea,Inc.

Examination: None i

, Prerequisites: Attendans != !!mited to personnel who have attended the incident investigation Team Training Course (G-600) or participated as a member of an IIT, Applicability: This course is refresher training for personnel approved as team leaders or subject I -. area expert members for Incident Investigation Teams.

Registration: Course attendance is coordinated by AEOD management.

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Start End Code Course Shift Location 09/03/1997 09/03/1997 G 111 OSHA Indoctrination Day Atlanta, GA 09/08/1997 09/10/1997 E-121 Understanding Individual Process, Day Raleigh, NC hieasurements and Control 09/08/1997 09/12/1997 H-112A Applied Gamma Spectroscopy Day hieriden, CT (Canberra) 09/08/1997 09/12/1997 R-706P B&W Simulatar Refresher Day Chattanooga, YN 09/08/1997 09/12/1997 R-904B GE BWR/4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 09/08/1997 09/12/1997 G 109 Licensing Practices and Procedures Day King of Prussia, PA 09/08/1997 09/12/1997 S-602 Non Destructive Assay (NDA) Day Los Alamos, Nhi Techniques for Safeguards Practitioners 09/08/1997 09/12/1997 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Revie,v Day Chattanooga, TN 09/09/1997 09/11/1997 P-301 Accident Consequence Analysis Day Rockville, hiD 09/15/1997 09/19/1997 R-705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/15/1997 09/19/1997 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/15/1997 09/19/1997 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/15/199710/17/1997 H-109 App'ied Health Physics Day Oak Ridge, TN 09/16/1997 09/16/1997 G-111 OSHA Indoctrination Day Rockville, hiD 09/21/1997 09/26/1997 H-303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 09/22/1997 09/26/1997 H-309 Health Physics in Radiation Day Oak Ridge, TN Accidents 09/22/1997 09/26/1997 G-108 Inspection Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN 09/29/199710/03/1997 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 10/06/199710/10/1997 G-103 Field Techniques and Regulatory Day Chattanooga, TN Processes 10/06/199710/10/1997 H-113 General Theory of Gamma Day Santa Fe, Nhi Spectroscopy 10/07/199710/10/1997 P-105 PRA Basics for Regulatory Day Rockville, hiD Applications 10/13/199710/16/1997 H-311C Respiratory Protection (RSS) Day Nashville, TN 10/15/199710/17/1997 G-303 Inspecting for Performance Day Kirg of Prussia, PA 10/15/199710/17/1997 P-107 PRA for Technical hianagers Day Rockville, hiD 10/20/199710/24/1997 H ill Environmental hionitoring for Day Oak Ridge, TN Radioactivity 10/20/199710/24/1997 E-124 Process hicasurement ImtrumentationDay Tampa, FL 10/20/199710/24/1997 G-205 Root Causelincident Investigation Day King of Prussia, PA Workshop 10/20/199710/31/1997 E-303 Welding Technology and Codes Day Homer City, PA 10/21/199710/21/1997 H-101 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, hiD 10/21/199711/07/1997 R-326C B&W Technology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 10/21/199711/07/1997 R-325C CE Technology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 10/22/199710/23/1997 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, hiD 139

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Appendix A -Integrated Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 10/23/199710/23/1997 H 102 NMSS Radiation Worker Training Day Rociville, MD 10/27/199710/31/1997 E-123 Process Controls Day Tampa, FL 10/27/199710/31/1997 H-311 A Respiratory Protection (Bevis) Day San Diego, CA 10/37/199711/07/1997 H-201 Health Physics Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 10/28/199711/07/1997 P 111 PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBD Perspectives 11/03/199711/07/1997 R-904B GE BWR/4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 11/03/199711/07/1997 H i13 General Theory of Gamma Day Washington, DC Spectroscopy 11/03/199711/07/1997 H-314 Safety Aspects of Well Logging Day Houston, TX 11/17/199711/21/1997 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 11/17/199711/21/1997 R-802B GE Maintenance Training Overview Day San Jose, CA i1/17/199711/21/1997 P-102 Probability and Statistics for PRA Day Rockville, MD 11/17/199711/21/1997 R-104P Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 11/17/199711/21/1997 R 904P Westinghouse Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 12/01/199712/05/1997 H-il2A Applied Gamma Spectroscopy Day Meriden, CT (Canberra) 12/01/199712/05/1997 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 12/01/199712/19/1997 R 200P Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 12/02/19')712/05/1997 P 201 Inte; rated Feliability and Risk Day Rockville, MD Ana ysis System (IRRAS) Basics 12/08/199712/12/1997 G-103 Field Tecimiques and Regulatory Day Chattanooga, TN Processes 12/08/199712/12/1997 H 312 Internal Dosimetry and Whole Day King of Prussia, PA Body Counting 12/08/199712/12/1997 R-800 Perspectives on Reactor Safety Day King of Prussia, PA 12/09/199712/12/1997 P-200 System Modeling Techniques for Day Rockville, MD PRA 12/15/199712/19/1997 E-143 Digital Electronic Principals Day Tampa, FL 01/05/1998 01/09/1998 R-904B GE BWR/4 Tedmolo;y Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/05/1998 Oi/09/1998 R-904P Westinghouse Techno ogy Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/06/1998 01/09/1998 P-202 Advanced Integrated Reliability Day Rockville, MD and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) 01/12/1998 01/16/1998 R-706P B&W Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/12/1998 01/16/1998 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/12/1998 01/16/1998 H 901 Health Physics Technology OverviewDay Chattanooga, TN 01/12/1998 01/16/1998 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/13/1998 01/15/1998 P 203 Human Reliability Assessment Day Rockville, MD 01/13/1998 01/15/1998 P-107 PRA for Tecimical Managers Day Rockville, MD 01/26/1998 02/06/1998 P-ll1 PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBD Perspectives 01/27/1998 01/27/1998 H-101 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 01/27/1998 02/13/1998 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 140 I

Appendix A Integrated Course Sdiedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 01/27/1998 02/13/1998 R-304P Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 01/28/1998 01/28/1998 H-101 Sit: Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 01/29/1998 01/30/1998 H-100 Site Access Training Day Rockville MD 02/02/1998 02/06/199P R 705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chactanooga, TN 02/03/1998 02/05/1998 P 204 External Events Day Rockville, MD 02/09/1998 02/13/1998 H-307 Radiological Accident Assessment Day Emmitsburg, MD 02/10/1998 02/12/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 02/17/1998 02/19/1998 G-303 Inspecting for Performance Day Atlanta, GA 02/17/1998 02/19/1998 P-302 Rh Assess. .ent in Event Evaluation Day Rockville, MD 02/23/1998 02/27/1998 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 02/23/1998 03/06/1998 R-504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/23/1998 03/06/199L R-504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/24/1998 02/26/1998 P-300 Accident Progression Analysis Day Rockville, MD 03/02/1998 04/03/1998 H-109 Applied Health Physics Day Oak Ridge, TN 03/09/1998 03/13/1998 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/09/1998 03/13/1998 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/10/1998 03/12/1998 P-301 Accident Consequence Analysis Day Rockville, MD 03/16/1998 03/20/1998 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 13/16/1998 03/20/1998 G-205 Root Causellucident Investigation Day Atlanta, GA Workshop 03/i6/1998 03/20/1998 H-313 Teletherapy and Brachyd .rapy Day Houston,TX 03/16/1998 03/20/1998 R-704P Weninghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/17/1998 03/19/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 03/22/1998 03/27/1998 H-303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 03/23/1998 03/27/1998 R-906P B&W Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/1998 03/27/1998 H 304 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nudear ,

Houston,TX Medicine 03/23/1998 04/03/1998 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Cl attanooga, TN 03/23/1998 04/03/1998 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 03/23/1998 04/03/1998 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/1998 04/03/1998 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 04/06/1998 04/10/1998 H 202 Radwaste Management Day Chattanooga, TN 04/06/1998 04/10/1998 G 205 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Day Lisle, IL Workshop 04/14/1998 04/16/1998 G-304 Inspecting for Performance-MaterialsDay Atlanta, G A 04/14/1998 04/16/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 04/14/1998 04/17/1998 G-101 Fundamentals ofInspection Day Rockville, MD 04/15/1998 04/16/1998 R-100 Reactor Concepts Day Rockville, MD 04/20/1998 04/24/1998 R-800 Perspectives on Reactor Safety Day Rockville, MD 04/20/1998 04/24/1998 P-102 Probability and Statistics for PRA Day Rockville, MD 04/20/1998 04/24/1998 H-306 Radiological Emergency Planning Day Emmitsburg, MD 04/20/1998 05/01/1998 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 141

Appendix A -Integrated Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 04/20/1998 05/01/1998 R-801B GE Nuclear Engineering Day Rockville, MD 04/20/1998 05/01/1998 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 04/21/1998 04/21/1998 H-101 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 04/21/1998 04/22/1998 H-120 Radiological Surveys in Support of Day Rockville, MD Decornmissioning 04/22/1998 04/23/1998 H-100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 04/23/1998 04/23/1998 H-102 NMSS Radiation Worker Training Day Rockville, MD 04/27/1998 05/01/1998 H-308 Transportation of Radioactive Day Columbia, SC Materials 04/27/1998 05/08/1998 H 201 Health Physics Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 04/27/1998 05/08/1998 E-306 NDE Tedmology and Codes Day East Lyme, CT 05/04/1998 05/08/1998 R-904B GE BWR/4 Technolo;y Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/04/1998 05/08/1998 R-904P Westinghouse Techno ogy Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/05/1998 05/08/1998 P-201 Inte; rated Reliability and Risk Day Rockville, MD Ana ysis System (IRRAS) Basics 05/07/1998 05/07/1998 G 206 Human Peiformance Investigation Day Lisle, IL Workshop 05/11/1998 05/15/1998 R-905P CE Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/11/1998 05/15/1998 R-706B GE BWR/6 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 05/11/1998 05/15/1998 H 305 Safety Aspects of Industrial Day TBD Radiography 05/11/1998 05/15/1998 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattancoga, TN 05/11/1998 05/22/1998 P-111 PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBD Perspectives 05/17/1998 05/22/1998 H-303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 05/18/1998 05/22/1998 R-104B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 05/18/1998 05/22/1998 R-904B GE BWR/4 Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/26/1998 05/28/1998 P-200 System Modeling Tedmiques for Day Rockville, MD PRA 06/01/1998 06/05/1998 G-109 Licensing Practices and Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN 06/02/1998 06/04/1998 G-303 Inspectin;; for Performance Day Rovkville, MD 06/02/1998 06/05/1998 P-202 Advanced Integrated Reliability Day Rockville, MD and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) 06/02/1998 06/19/1998 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 06/02/398 06/19/1998 R-304P Westinghouse Technolegy Day Chattanooga, TN 06/08/i998 06/12/1998 H 119 Air Sampling For Radioactive Day Oak Ridge, TN Materials 06/08/1998 06/12/1998 G-205 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Day Rockville, MD Workshop 06/14/1998 06/19/1998 H-303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 142

Appendix A - Integrated Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 06/15/1998 06/19/1998 H-111 Environmental Monitoring for Day Oak Ridge, TN Radioactivity 06/16/1998 06/18/1998 P-203 Human Reliability Asses. ment Day Rockville, MD 06/22/1998 06/26/1998 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 06/22/1998 06/26/1998 H 308 Transportation of Radioactive Day Columbia, SC Materials 06/22/1998 06/26/1998 E-901 Welding and NDE Overview Day East Lyme, CT 06/22/1998 06/26/1998 R-802P Westinghouse Maintenance Day Waltz Mill, PA Overview Course 06/22/1993 06/26/1998 R 704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 06/25/1998 06/25/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 07/0o/1998 07/10/1998 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 07/07/1998 07/09/1998 G-304 Inspecting for Performance-MaterialsDay Rockville, MD 07/13/1998 07/17/1998 R-905P CE Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/1998 07/17/1998 E-307 Eddy Current Testing Day East Lyme, CT 07/13/1998 07/17/1998 H-203 Emergency Preparedness Day Chattanooga, TN Technolog o tse 07/13/1998 07/17/1998 H 117 Introductory health Physics Day Rockville, MD 07/13/1998 07/24/1998 R-504D GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/1998 07/24/1998 R-504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 07/14/1998 07/16/1998 P-302 Risk Assessment in Event Evaluation Day Rockville, MD 07/19/1998 07/24/W98 H-303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 07/20/1998 07/24/1998 G-106 Non Power Reactor Technology Day Rockville, MD 07/27/1998 07/21/1998 R-904B GE BWR/4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 07/27/1998 07/31/1998 G 108 Inspection Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN 07/27/1998 07/31/1998 R-800 Perspecives on Reactor Safety Day Rockville, MD 07/27/1998 07/31/1998 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 07/28/1998 07/?8/3998 H-101 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 07/29/1998 07/30/1998 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 08/03/1998 08/07/1998 H 307 Radiological Accident Assessment Day Emmitsburg, MD 08/03/1998 08/14/1998 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/1998 08/14/1998 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 08/03/1998 08/14/1998 P-Il1 PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBD Perspectives 08/03/1998 08/14/1998 R 624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/1998 08/14/1998 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 08/10/1998 08/14/1998 H 304 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Day Houston,TX Nuclear Medicine 08/10/1998 08/14/1998 H-305 Safety Aspects ofIndustrial Day TBD Radiography 08/16/1996 08/21/1998 H-303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 143

Appendix A -Integrated Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 08/17/1998 08/18/1998 R 100 Reactor Concepts Day Rockville, hiD 08/17/1998 08/21/1998 H-313 Teletherapy and Brachytherapy Day Houston, TX 08/17/1998 08/21/1998 R 802P Westinghouse hiaintenance Day Waltz hiill, PA Overview Course 08/17/1998 08/28/1998 R-624B GE BWIU4 Simulator Day Chattanoo;a, TN 08/17/1998 08/28/1998 R-801P Westinghouse Nuclear Engineerit,g Day hionroevil e, PA 08/17/1998 08/28/1998 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/18/1998 08/20/1998 P 204 External Events Day Rockville, MD 08/24/1998 08/28/1998 R 706P B&W Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 08/24/1998 09/04/1998 G 107 Examination Techniques Day Chattanooga, TN 08/25/1998 08/27/1998 P 107 PRA for Technical hianagers Day Rockville, hiD 09/08/1998 09/10/1998 P 300 Accident Progression Analysis Day Rockville, hiD 09/14/1998 09/18/1998 R-705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chattancoga, TN 09/14/1998 09/18/1998 R-906B GE BWR/6 Technology Review Day Chaetanooga, TN 09/14/1998 09/18/1998 G-108 Inspection Procedures Day Chattanooga, T14 09/20/1998 09/25/1998 H 303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 09/21/1998 09/25/1998 R 704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattan ooga, TN 09/21/1998 09/25/1998 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/22/1998 09/24/1998 P-301 Accident Consequence Analysis Day Rockville, MD 09/28/199810/02/1998 G 109 Licensing Prectices and Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN 09/28/199810/02/1998 R 704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/28/199810/02/1998 R-104P Westinghouse Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 10/19/199810/23/1998 R-904B GE BWIU4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 10/20/199810/20/1998 H-101 Site Ac:ess Refresher Training Day Rockville, hiD 10/20/199811/06/1998 R-326C B&W Technology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 10/20/199811/06/1998 R 325C CE Tec'mology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 10/21/199810/22/1998 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 10/22/199810/22/1998 H 102 NhiSS Radiation Worker Training Day Rockville, hiD 10/26/199810/30/1998 R 704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 10/26/199811/06/1998 H 201 Health Physics Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 11/02/199811/06/1998 H 314 Safety Aspects of Well Logging Day Houston, TX 11/16/199811/20/1998 R-802B BWR Maintenance Overview Day San Jose, CA 11/16/199811/20/1998 R 704B GE BWR14 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 11/16/199811/20/1998 H 312 Intern:1 Dosimetry and Whole Body Day Chattanooga, TN Coantin;;

11/16/199811/20/1998 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review Jay Chattanooga, TN 11/30/199812/04/1998 R 704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/04/1999 01/08/1999 R-906P B&W Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/04/1999 01/08/1999 P 904B GE BWR/4 Technolo;y Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/04/1999 01/08/1999 R-904P Westinghouse Techno ogy Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/11/1999 01/15/1999 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/11/1999 01/15/1999 H-901 Health Physics Technology OverviewDay Chattanooga, TN 144

Appendix A . Integrated Course Schedule Stert End Code Course Shift Location 01/11/1999 01/15/1999 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/1999 01/26/1999 H-101 Site Access Refruher Training Day Rockville, MD 01/26/1999 02/12/1999 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/1999 02/12/1999 R-304P West;nghouse Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 01/27/1999 01/27/1999 H W1 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 01/28/1999 01/29/1999 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 02/01/1999 02/05/1999 R-705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 02/22/1999 03/05/1999 R 504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/22/1999 03/05/1999 R 504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 03/01/1999 04/02/1999 H 109 Applied Health Physics Day Oak Ridge, TN 03/03/1999 03/05/1999 R-704P Westinghouw Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN Teletherapy and Brachytherapy Day Houston, TX 03/07/1999 03/11/1999 H-313 03/08/1999 03/12/1999 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Day Houston, TX 03/14/1999 03/18/1999 H-304 Medicine 03/15/1999 03/19/1999 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/15/1999 03/26/1999 R 624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/15/1999 03/26/1999 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 03/22/1999 04/02/1999 R 624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 04/05/1999 04/09/1999 H 202 Radwaste Management Day Chattanooga, TN 04/12/1999 04/23/1999 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 04/12/1999 04/23/1999 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 04/13/1999 04/16/1999 G-101 Fundamentals ofinspection Day Rockville, MD 04/20/1999 04/20/1999 H 101 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 04/20/1999 04/21/1999 H-120 Radiological Surveys in Support of Day Rockville, MD Decommissioning 04/21/1999 04/22/1999 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville. MD 04/22/1999 04/22/1999 H-102 NMSS Radiation Worker Training Day Rockville, MD 04/25!!999 05/06/1999 ri-201 Health Physics Tecimology Day Chattanooga, TN 04/26/1999 04/30/1999 H-308 Transportation of Radioactive Day Columbia, SC Materials 04/26/1999 05/07/1999 E-306 NDE Technology and Codes Day East Lyme, CT 05/03/1999 05/07/1999 R-906B GE BWR/6 Technolo ;y Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/03/1999 05/07/1999 R-904P Westinghouse Techno ogy Revie v Day Chattanooga. TN 05/10/1999 05/14/1999 R-905P CE Tecimcbgy Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/10/1999 05/14/1999 R-706B GE BWR/6 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 05/10/1999 05/14/1999 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 05/17/1999 05/21/1999 R-104B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 05/17/1999 05/21/1999 R-904B GE BWR/4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/17/1999 05/21/1999 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator rtefresher Day Chattanooga, TN 06/06/1999 06/10/1999 H-119 Air Sampling For Radioactive Day Oak Ridge, TN Materials 06/08/1999 06/25/1999 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 145

Appendix B - Reactor Technology Full Course Series Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 06/08/1999 06/25/1999 R-304P Westinghouse Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 06/13/1999 06/17/1999 H-111 Environmental Monitoring for Day Oak Ridge, TN Radioactivity 06/21/1999 06/25/1999 E-901 Welding and NDE Overview Day East Lyrne, CT 07/11/1999 07/15/1999 H-203 Emergency Preparedness Day Chattanooga, TN Technology Course 07/18/1999 07/22/1999 H-ll7 Introductory Health Physics Day Rockville, MD 07/27/1999 07/27/1999 H101 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 07/2S/1999 07/29/1999 H-100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 146

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Appendix B - Reactor Technology Full Course Seties Schedule Start End C4e Course Shift Location 01/27/911 02/13/98 R 304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/23/98 03/06/98 R 504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 04/03/98 R-6243 GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 04/03/98 R 624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 04/20/93 05/01/98 R 624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 06/02/98 06/19/98 R 304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/98 07/24/98 R 504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Tech'iology Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R 624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 08/17/98 08/28/98 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/99 02/12/99 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanoog2, TN

, 02/22/99 03/05/99 R 504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 03/22/99 04/02/99 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 04/12/99 04/23/99 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 01/27/98 02/13/98 R .304P Westinghouse Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/73/98 03/06/98 R-504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN p 03/23/98 04/03/98 R 624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 04/03/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 04/20/98 05/01/98 k-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN e

06/02/98 06/19/98 R-304P Westinghouse Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/93 07/24/98 R-504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 08/17/98 08/28/98 P-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/99 02/12i99 R-304P Westinghouse Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/22/99 03/05/99 R 504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 03/15/99 03/26/99 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/15!99 03/26/99 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 04/12/99 04/23/99 R-624P West;nghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 147 A

i Appendix C - Reactor Technology Course Schedule Code Course Shift Location i Stut End 05/22/98 R-104B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 05/18/98 05/21/99 R-104B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 05/17/99 02/13/98 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technol,igy Day Chattanooga, TN 01/27/98 06/19/98 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 06/02/98 02/12/99 R-304B GE BWR/4 Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/99 06/25/99 Ib304B GE BWR/4 Technolegy Day Chattanooga, TN 06/08/99 R-504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/23/98 03/06/98 R-504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/98 07/24/98 R 504B GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/22/99 03/05/99 R 624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 04/03/98 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 04/03/98 R 624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 04/20/98 05/01/98 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R 624B (M BWR/4 Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/17/98 08/28/98 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/22/99 04/02/99 R-624B GE BWR/4 Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 04/12/99 04/23/99 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/15/97 09/19/97 11/21/97 R 704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 11/17/97 01/16/98 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Pefresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/12/98 R 704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/09/98 03/13/98 R 704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/16/98 03/20/98 06/26/98 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 06/22/98 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/21/98 09/25/98-10/30/98 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 10/26/98 11/20/98 R-704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 11/16/98 R 704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/11/99 01/15/99 R 704B GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/15/99 03/19/99 R-706B GE BWR/6 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 05/11/98 05/15/98 05/14/99 R-706B GE BWR/6 Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 05/10/99 R-801B GE Nudear Engineering Day Rockville, MD 04/20/98 05/01/98 148

Appendix C - Reactor Technology Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 11/17/97 11/21/97 R 692B GE Maintenance Training Overview Day San Jose, CA 11/16/98 11/20/98 R 802B GE Maintenance Training Overview Day San Jose, CA 09/03/97 09/12/97 R 904B GE BWR/4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 11/03/97 11/07/97 R 904B GE BWR/4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/05/98 01/09/98 R 904B GE BWR/4 Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/04/98 05/0tN8 R-904B GE BWR/4 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/18/98 05/22/98 R 904B GE BWR/4 Tedmology Rev.ew Day Chattanooga, TN 07/27/9a 07/21/98 R-904B GE BWR/4 Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 10/19/98 10/23/9P R 904B GE BWR/4 Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/04/99 01/08/99 R-904B GE BWR/4 Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/17/99 05/21/99 R-904B GE BWR/4 Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 09/14/98 09/18/98 R-906B GE BWR/6 Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/03/99 05/07/99 R-906B GE BWR/6 Tedmology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 11/17/97 11/21/97 R 104P Westinghouse 'Iechnology Day Chattanooga, TN 09/28/98 10/02/98 R-104P Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 12/01/97 12/19/97 R-200P Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 01/27/98 02/13/98 R-304P Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 06/02/98 06/19/98 R-304P Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 01/26/99 02/12/99 R-304P Westinghouse Tedmologf Day Chattanooga, T11 06/CC/99 06/25/99 R 304? Westinghouse Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/23/98 03/06/98 R-504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/98 07/24/98 R 504P Westinghouse Advanced Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 02/22/99 03/05/99 R-504P Westinghouse Advanced Tedmology Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 04/03/98 R-624P Westinghotue Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 04/03/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 04/20/98 05/01/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chatta,ooga, TN 08/03/98 08/14/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Swing Chattanooga, TN 08/17/98 08/28/98 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 149

Appendix C - Reactor Technology Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Lo ation 03/15/99 03/26/99 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator 03/15/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 03/26/99 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator 04/12/99 Swing Chattanooga, TN 04/23/99 R-624P Westinghouse Simulator Day Chattanooga, TN 09/15/97 09/19/9/ R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher l 09/29/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 10/03/97 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 12/01/97 Day Chattanooga, TN 12/05/97 R 704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 01/12/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/16/98 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 03/09/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 03/13/98 R 704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 03/16/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 03/20/98 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 05/11/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 05/15/98 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 06/22/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 06/26/98 R-704 P Wesunghouse Simulator Refresher 07/06/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 07/10/98 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 09/21/98 Day Chattanocga, TN 09/25/98 R-704P Westinghouse Simulaton Refresher 09/28/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 10/02/98 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 11/30/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 12/04/98 R-70 4P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher G1/11/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/15/99 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator R-fresher 03/03/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 03/05/99 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 03/08/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 03/12/99 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 05/10/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 05/14/99 R-704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher 05/17/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 05/21/99 R 704P Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 08/17/98 08/28/98 R 801P Westinghouse Nuclear Engineering Day Monroeville, PA 06/22/98 06/26/98 R-802P Westinghouse Maintenance Day Waltz Mill, PA Oveiview Course 08/17/98 08/21/98 R-802P Westingl>cuse Maintenance Day Waltz Mill, PA Overvi.v Course 09/08/97 R-904P 11/17/97 ,09/12/97 Weninghouse Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 11/21/97 R-904P W:stingho.u- Technology Review 01/05/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/09/98 R-904P We:tinghousa Technology Review 02/23/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 02/27/98 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review 05/04/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 05/08/98 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review 07/27/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 07/31/98 R 904P Westinghouse Technology Review 11/16/98 Day Chattanooga, TN 11/20/98 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review 01/04/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 01/08/99 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review 05/03/99 Day Chattanooga, TN 05/07/99 R-904P Westinghouse Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 150

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Start End Code Course Shift Location 10/21/97 11/07/97 R-325C CE Technology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 10/20/98 11/06/98 R-325C CE Technology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 09/15/97 09/19/97 R-705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 02/02/98 02/06/98 R-705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 09/14/98 09/18/98 R-705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 02/01/99 02/05/99 R-705P CE Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 05/11/98 05/15/98 R-905P CE Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 07/13/98 07/17/98 R 905P CE Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 05/10/99 05/14/99 R 905P CE Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 10/21/97 11/07/97 R-326C B&W Technology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 10/20/98 11/06/98 R-326C B&W Technology Cross Training Day Chattanooga, TN 09/08/97 09/12/97 R-706P B&W Simula<,or Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 01/12/98 01/16/98 R-706P B&W Simulator Refresher Day Chattanooga, TN 08/24/98 08/28/98 R 706P B&W Simulator Refruher Day Chattanooga, TN 03/23/98 03/27/98 R-906P B&W Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 01/04/99 01/08/99 R-906P B&W Technology Review Day Chattanooga, TN 04/15/98 04/16/98 R 100 Reactor Cencepts Day Rockville, MD 08/17/98 08/18/98 R-100 Reactor Concepts Day Rockville, MD 12/08/97 12/12/97 R-800 Perspectives on Reactor Safety Day King of Prussia, PA 04/20/98 04/24/98 R-800 Perspectives on Reactor Safety Day Rockville, MD 07/27!98 07/31/98 R-800 Perspectives on Reactor Safety Day Rockville, MD 151

Appendix D - Specialized Technical Training Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 11/17/97 11/21/97 P-102 Probability and Statistics for PRA Day Rockville, MD 04/20/98 04/24/98 P-102 Probability and Statistics for PRA Day Rockville, MD 10/07/97 10/10/97 P-105 PRA Basics for Regulatory Day Rockville, MD Applications 10/15/199710/17/1997 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 02/10/1998 02/12/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 06/23/1998 06/25/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 01/13/1998 01/15l1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 03/17/1998 03/19/1998 P-107 PRA for Tect,nical Managers Day Rockville, MD 04/14/1998 04/16/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 08/25/1998 08/27/1998 P-107 PRA for Technical Managers Day Rockville, MD 10/28/97 11/07/97 P-111 PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBC Perspectives 01/26/98 02/06/98 P-111 PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBD Perspectives 05/11/98 05/22/98 P ill PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBD Perspectives 08/03/98 08/14/98 P-111 PRA Technology and Regulatory Day TBD Perspectives 12/09/97 12/12/97 P-200 System Modeling Techniques for Day Rockville, MD PRA 05/26/98 05/28/98 P 200 System Modeling Techniques for Day Rockville, MD PRA 12/02/97 12/05/97 P-201 Inte; rated Reliability and Risk Day Rocksille, MD Ana ysis System (iRRAS) Basics 05/05/98 05/08/98 P-201 Inte; rated Reliability and Risk Day Rockville. MD Ana ysis System (IRRAS) Basics 01/06/98 01/09/98 P-202 Advanced Integrated Reliability and Day Rockville, MD Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) 152

Appendix D - Specialized Technical Training Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 06/03/98 06/05/98 P-202 Advanced Integrated Reliability and Day Rockville, MD Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) 01/13/98 01/15/98 P-203 Human Reliability Assessment Day Rockville, MD

- 06/16/98 06/18/98 P 203 Human Reliability Assessment Day Rockville, MD

- 02/03/98 02/05/98 P-204 External Events Day Rockville, MD

_08/l8/98 08/20/98 -P-204 External Events Day. Rockville, MD ,

02/24/98 02/26/98 P-300 Accident Progression Analysis Day Rockville, MD 09/08/98 - 09/10/98 P 300 Accident Progression Analysis Day Rockville, MD l r

09/09/97 09/11/97- P 301 Accident Consequence Analysis Day Rockville, MD 03/10/98 03/12/98 P 301 Accident Consequence Analysis Day Rockville, MD 09/22/98 09/24/98 P 301 Accident Consequence Analysis Day Rockville, MD i 02/17/98 02/19/98 P 302 Risk Assessment in Event Evaluation Day Rockville, MD 07/14/98 07/16/98 P-302 Risk Assessment in Event Evaluation Day Rockville, MD 09/08/97 09/26/97 E-110 Power Plant Engineering Day Chattanooga, TN 09/06/98 09/25/98 E-Il0 Power Plant Engineering Day Chattanooga, TN 09/08/97 09/10/97 E-121 Understanding Individual Process, Day Raleigh, NC Measurements and Control 10/27/97 - 10/31/97 E-123 Process Controls Day Tampa, FL 10/20/97 10/24/97- E-124 Process Measurement InstrumentationDay Tampa, FL 12/15/97 - 12/19/97- E-143- Digital Electronic Principals Day Tampa, FL 10/20/97_. 10/31/97 E-303 Welding Technology and Codes - Day Homer City, PA

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Appendix D - Specialized Technical Training Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 04/27/98 05/08/98 E-306 NDE Technology and Codes Day East Lyme, CT 04/26/99 05/07/99 E-306 NDE Technology and Codes Day East Lyme, CT 07/13/98 07/17/98 E-307 Eddy Current Testing Day East Lyme, CT 06/22/98 06/26/98 E-901 Welding and NDE Overview Day East Lyme, CT 06/21/99 06/25/99 E 901 Welding and NDE Overview Day East Lyme, CT 10/22/97 10/23/97 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 01/29/98 01/30/98 H-100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 04/22/98 04/23/98 H-100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 07/29/98 07/30/98 H-100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 10/21/98 10/22/98 H-100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 01/28/99 01/29/99 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 04/21/99 04/22/99 H 100 Site Access Training Day Rockville, MD 07/28/99 07/29/99 H-100 S:te Access Training Day Rockville, MD 10/21/97 10/21/97 H 101 01/27/98 Site Access Refreiber Training Day Rockville, MD 01/27/98 H 101 01/28/98 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD O!/28/98 H 101 04/21/98 5:te Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 04/21/98 H-101 07/28/98 Site Access Refiesher Training Day Rockville, MD 07/28/98 H-101 10/20/98 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 10/20/98 H-101 01/26/99 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 01/26/99 H-101 01/27/99 Site Access Refreshes Training Day Rockville, MD 01/27/99 H-101 04/20/99 Site Access Refresher Trdning Day Rockville, MD 04/20/99 H-101 07/27/99 Site Access Refresher Tra,ning Day Rockville, MD 07/27/99 H 101 Site Access Refresher Training Day Rockville, MD 10/23/97 10/23/97 H-102 04/23/98 04/23/98 NMSS Radiation Worker Training Day Rockville, MD H 102 10/22/98 NMSS Radiation Worker Training Day Rockville, MD 10/22/98 H:02 NMSS Radiation Worker Training Day 04/22/99 04/22/99 H-102 Rockville, MD NMSS Radiation Worker Training Day Rockville, MD 09/15/97 10/17/97 H-109 Applied Health Physics Day 03/02/98 04/03/98 H-109 Oak Ridge, TN Applied Health Physics Day 03/01/99 04/02/99 M 109 Oak Ridge, TN Applied Health Physics Day 10/20/97 10/24/97 H 111 Oak Ridge, TN Environmental Monitoring for Day Oak Ridge, TN Radioactivity 154

Appendix D - Specialized Technical Training Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 06/15/98 06/19/98 H 111 Environmental hionitoring for Day Oak Ridge, TN Radioactivity 06/13/99 06/17/99 H-111 Environmental hionitoring for Day Oak Ridge, TN Radioactivity 09/08/97 09/12/97 H-ll2A Applied Gamma Spectroscepy Day hieriden, CT (Canberra) 12/01/97 12/05/97 H ll2A Appised Gamma Spectroscopy Day Meriden CT (Canberra) 10/06/97 10/10/97 H-113 General Theory of Gamma Day Santa Fe, Nhi Spectroscopy 11/03/97 11/07/97 H 113 General Theory of Gamma Day Washington, DC Spectroscopy 07/13/98 07/17/98 H-ll7 Introductory Health Physics Day Rockville, MD 07/18/99 07/22/99 H-il7 Introductory Health Physics Day Rockville, hiD 06/08/98 06/12/98 H-119 Air Sampling For Radioactive Day Oak Ridge, TN Materials 06/06/99 06/10/99 H 119 Air Sampling For Radioactive Day Oak Ridge, TN-hiaterials 04/21/98 04/22/98 H 120 Radiological Surveys in Support of Day Rockville, MD Decommissioning 04/20/99 04/21/99 H-120 Radiological Surveys in Support of Day Rockville, MD Decommissioning 10/27/97 11/07/97 H-201 Heakh Physics Technology Day Chattanooga, TN 04/27/98 05/08/98 H-201 Health Physics Tecimology Day Chattanooga, TN 10/26/98 11/06/98 H 201 Health Physics Tecimology Day Chattanooga, TN 04/25/99 05/06/99 H 201 Health Physics Tecimology Day Chattanooga, TN 04/06/98 04/10/98 H-202 Radwaste Management Day Chattanooga, TN 04/05/99 04/09/99 H 202 Radwaste Management Day Chattanooga, TN 155

Appendix D - Specialized Technical Training Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 07/13/98 07/17/98 H 203 Emergency Preparedness Day Chattanooga, TN Technology Course 07s.1/99 07/1S/99 H-203 Emergency Preparedness Day Chattanooga, TN Technology Course 09/21/97 09/26/97 H 303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 03/22/98 03/27/98 H 303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 05/17/98 05/22/98 H 303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations OGr14/98 06/19/98 H 303 Radiological Emergency Respo:.se Day Berryville, VA and Operations 07/19/98 07/24/98 H 303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 08/16/98 08/21/98 H 303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 09/20/98 09/25/98 H-303 Radiological Emergency Response Day Berryville, VA and Operations 03/23/98 03/27/98 H 304 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Day Houston, TX Medicine 08/10/98 08/14/98 11-304 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Day Houston, TX Medicine 03/14/99 03/18/99 H-304 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Day Houston, TX Medicine 05/11/98 05/15/98 H 305 Safety Aspects ofIndustrial Day TBD Radiography 08/10/98 08/14/98 H 305 Safety Aspects of Indurtrial Day TBD Radiography 04/20/98 04/24/98 H-306 Radiological Emergency Planning Day Emmitsburg, MD 02/09/98 02/13/98 H 307 Radiological Accident Assessment Day Emmitsburg, MD 08/03/98 08/07/98 H-307 Radiological Accident Aaessment Day Emmitsburg, MD 156

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Start End Code Course Shift Location 04/27/98 05/01/98 H-30R Transportation of Radioactive Day Columbia, SC Materials 06/22/98 06/26/98 H.308 Transportation of Radioactive Day Columbia, SC Materials 04/26/99 04/30/99 H-302 Transportation of Radioactive Day Columbia, SC Materials

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Appendix D - Specialized Technical Training Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift Location 04/13/1999 04/16/1999 G-101 Fundamentals ofInspection Day Rockville, MD 10/06/199710/10/1997 G-103 Field Techniques and Regulatory Day Chattanooga, TN Processes 12/08/199712/12/1997 G-103 Field Tecimiques and Regulatory Day Chattanooge, TN Processes 07/20/1998 07/24/1998 G-106 Non-Power Reactor Tecimology Day Rockville, MD 08/24/1998 09/04/1998 G-107 Examination Techniques Day Chattanooga, TN 09/22/1997 09/26/1997 G 108 Inspection Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN 07/27/1998 07/31/1998 G-108 Inspection Proceduies Day Chattanooga, 'rN 09/14/1998 09/18/1998 G-108 Inspection Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN 09/08/1997 09/12/1997 G-109 Licensing Practices and Procedures Day King of Prussia, PA 06/01/1998 06/05/1998 G-109 Licensing Practices and Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN D

09/28/199810/02/1998 G-109 Licensing Practices and Procedures Day Chattanooga, TN 09/03/1997 09/03/1997 G-111 OSHA Indoctrination Day Atlanta, GA 09/16/1997 09/16/1997 G-111 OSHA Indoctrination Day Rockville, MD 10/20/199710/24/1997 G-205 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Day King of Prussia, PA Woikshop 03/16/1998 03/20/1998 G-205 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Day Atlanta, GA Workshop 04/Cf./1998 04/10/1998 G-205 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Day Lisle, IL Workshop 06/08/1998 06/12/1993 G-205 Root Cause/ Incident investigation Day Rockville, MD Workshop 05/07/1998 05/07/1998 G-206 Human Performance Investigation Day Lisle, IL Workshop 10/15/199710/17/1997 G-303 Inspec:ing fc.r Performance Day King of P:ussia, PA 02!!7/1998 02/19/1998 G-303 Inspecting for Performance Day Atlanta, GA 158

Appendit D - Specialized Technical Training Course Schedule Start End Code Course Shift location 06/02/1998 06/04/1998 G 303 Inspecting for Performance Day Rovkville, MD 04/14/1998 04/16/1998 G-304 Inspecting for Performance-MateridsDay Atlanta, GA 07/07/1998 07/09/1998_ G-304 Inspecting for Performance-MaterialsDay Rockville, MD i

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Appendix E - List of Training Coordinators Office Natne Locat i on Phone E-mail ADM Eugenia Pleasant TWFN 7-D-45 301-415-6465 EMP AEOD Cherie Sie;;el TWFN 4-D 18 301-415-6384 CXS CA Loretta Folds OWFN 17-A-3 301-415-1776 LJF EDO Margo B.idgers -

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NMSS Sally Cornell TWFN 8-A 23 301-415-2673 SACI NRR Brenda Davis OWFN 12-E-20 301-415 1215 BLD NRR/DONRR/PADB Pamela O' Dell OWFN 12 E-20 301-415-1207 PGO NRR/DE/ECGB Thomas Cerovski OWFN 7-G-10 301-415-25.!9 TNC Edith Barnhill OWFN 10-H-5 3014 15-1004 EEB NRR/DRCH NRRIDRPE Dick Clark OWFN 14-E-21 301-415 1465 RJC2 ,

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F 01 Jeanne Hunt OWFN 3-E-4 301-415-3487 JXH6 OlG Martie Lopez-Nagle TWFN 5 E-5 3014 15-5898 MXL3 OIP Bill Upshaw OWFN 3 B-21 301-415-2330 WXU 01P Donna Chaney OWFN 3-H-5 3014 15 2644 DCC OIP Beth Kolostyak OWFN 3-H-5 301-415-2347 BAK HR JoyceRiner OWFN 5-H-5 301-415-7042 JMR PA Patricia Miller OWFN 2-H-5 301-415-8209 PAM2 Region I Chris ORourke R1 215-337-5386 CMO Region 11 Val-ncia Robbins Ril 404-331 0333 VHR Regior ill DawnJonsson RIII 650-829-9516 DMS1 Region IV/WCFO Connie L.ane RIV 817-860-8255 CAL 1 RES Christine Bonsby TWFN 10-D-5 301-415-5838 CXB1 SBCR Roberta McCami TWFN 2-F-18 301-415-7380 RFM1 SECY Sandy Jcosten OWFN 16-G-15 301-415-1962 SMJ SP Brenda Hill-Usilton OWFN 3-D-23 301-415-2348 BGH

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Appendix F - OfUce of Human Resources Course Number Cross Reference Technical Training Division Course Tide HR Course Number GE BWR/4 Technology Course (R-104B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401337 l GE BWR/4 Technology Course (R-200B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0404023 J GE BWR/4 Tedmology Course (R-304B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401378 l GE BWR/4 Advanced Technology / urse (R-504B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 040!379 '

GE BWR/4 Simulator Course (R-67 1) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401605 i GE BWR/4 Simulator Refresher Course (R 704B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401381  !

GE BWR/6 Simulator Refresher Course (R-706B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3404011 GE Nudear Eng.neering Course (R-801B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0404012 GE Maintenance Training Overview Course (R-802B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0404013 GE BWR/4 Technology Review Course (R-904B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401382 GE BWR/6 Tedmolo y Review Course (R-906B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0404014 Westinghouse Tedmo logy Course (R-104P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0405002 Westinghouse Technology Course (R-200P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0405016 Westinghouse Tedmology Course (R-304P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0405004 West'nghouse Advanced Tedmology Course (R-504P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0405005 Westinghouse Simulator Course (R-624P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401606 Westinghouse Simulator Refresher Coarse (R-704P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0405011 Westinghouse Nuchar Engineering Course (R-801P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401728 Westinghouse Malatenance Traiuing Oveniew Course (R-802P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401496 Westinghouse Tedmology Review Course (R-904P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0405012 CE Tedmology Cross Training Course (R-325C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0407002 CE Simulator Refresher Course (R-705P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0407008 CE Tedmology Review Course (R-905P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0407009 B&W Tedmology Cross Training Course (R-326C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0406002 B&W Simulator Refresher Course (R-706P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0406008 B&W Technology Review Course (R-906P) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 406010 Re:ctor Concepts Course (R-100) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401384 Perspectives on Reactor Safety (R-800) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 0404024 Fundamentals .)f Probabilistic Risk Assessment Course (P-101) . . . . . . . . . .. .. 0410005 Probability and Statistics for PRA Course (P-102) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401072 PRA Basics for Regulatory Applications Course (P-105) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0410003 PRA Insights into IPEs Course (P-106) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 040133r PRA for Technical Managers (P-107) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401702  ;

PRA Technology and Regulatory Penpectives (P-111) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401799 System Modeling Tedmiques for PRA (P-200) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401417 Integrated Reliability and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) Basics Course (P-201) . . . . 0410008 l Advanced Integrated Reli.bility and Risk Analysis System (IRRAS) Course (P-202) . 0401976  !

Human Reliability Assessment (HRA) Course (P-203) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401167 External Events (P-204) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401800 -

Accid:nt Progression Analysis (P-300) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401801 I Accident Consequence Analysis (P-301) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401802 Risk Assessment in Event Evaluation (P-302' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401552 P:wer Plant Engineering Course (E-110) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409001 161

Appendix F - Office of Human Resources Course Number Cross Reference Technical Training Division Course Title HR Course Number Emergency Diesel Generators Course (E 111) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409002 Motorized Valve Actuators Course (E-112) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409003 Fire Protection for Power Plants Course (E-li 3) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0413960 I&C Overview (E-1 2 0) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04 014 9 4 Understanding Industrial Processes, Measurements and Control (E-121) . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409046 Industrial Pressure & Level Measurement Engineering (E-122) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401607 Process Controls (E.1 23) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04 0160 8 Process Measurement Instrumentation (E-124) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401547 FieM Instrumentation Prindples and Devices (Nuchar Power Focus) (E-125) . . . . . . . . 0401609 Designing and Applying Regulatory Control Strate;ies (E-127) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401611 Understanding Advanced Communications Networ cing (E-128) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0702005 System Engineering (E-129) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04C 1612 Practical implementation of Software Configuration Management (E-130) . . . . . . . . . 0401613 Software Verification and Val'dation (E- 131 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07 01.7. 9 8 Software Safety and Reliability Workshop (E-132) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401483 -

Software Testing and Quality Assurance (E 1331. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401482 Automation & Process Control using Programmable Logic Controllers (E-134) . . . . . . 0701400 Ba.ic Course for Alh n Bradley Programmable Controllers (E-135) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0701386 Installing , Ahmtaining and Documenting in P ogrammable Logic ControllwBased Control (E-136) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................ 0701399 Programming Adunced installation and Trouble Shooting in FLC -Based Control (E-13 7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 07014 01 Fundamentals: Programmable Logic Controllers (E-138) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'J701402 Digital System Integratio n (E-139) . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 070154 5 h Evaluating Control System Reliability (E-140) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0701546 Industrial Flow Measurement Engineering (E-141) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... 0401803 Industrial Temperature Measurement Engineering (E-l',2) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401804 Digital Electronic Principals (E-143) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0701547 Welding Tecimology and Codes Course (E-303) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409004 Nondestructive Examination (NDE) Technology and Codes Course (E-306) . . . . . . . . . 0409007 Eddy Current Testing Course (E-307) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409008 Welding and NDE Overview Course (E-901) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401387 Site Access Tra;ning Course (H-100) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401001 Site Acces: Refresher Training Course (H-101) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401002 NMSS Radiation Worker Trainig (H-102) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409182 in-Place Filter Testing Course (H-id5) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401006 Applied Health Physics Course (H-109) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401024 Environment.1 Monitoring for Radioactivity Course (H-! 11)..................... 0402010 Applied Gamma Spectroscopy Course (Canberra) (H-112A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401036 Applied Gamma Spectroscopy Course (ORISE) (H-112B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401614 General Theory of Gamma Spectroscopy Course (H-113) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401239 Introductory Health Physics Course (H-ll7) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401388 Air Sampling for Radioactive Materials Course (H-119) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409226 162

Appendix F - Office of Human Resources Course Number Cross Reference Tec'nical Training Division Course Title HR Course Number Radiolegical Surveys in Support of Decommissioning (F-120) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401419 Health Physics Technology Course (H-201) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401008 Radwaste Management Course (H-202) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401009 Emergency Preparedness Technology Course (H-203) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401805 Radiological Emergency Response and O perations Course (H-303) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401010 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Nuclear Medicine Course (H-304) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401011 Safety Aspects of Industrial Radiography Course (H-305) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401012 Radiological Emergency Planning Coarse (H-306) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401013 Radiological Accident Assessment Course (H 307) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401014

- Transportation of Radioactive Materials Course (H-308) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401015

~ Health Physics in Radiation Accidents Course (H-309) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401016 Respiratory P. ?tection Course (Bevis) (H-31 i A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401018 Respiratory l'rotection Course (RSA) (H-311 B) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401615 Respiratory Protection Course (RSS) (H-311C) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401616 Internal Dosimetry and Whole Body Counting Course (H-312) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401019 Teletherapy and Brachytherapy Course (H-313) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401020 Safety Aspects of Well Logging Course (H-314) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401021 Irradiator Technology Course (H-315) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401182 Health Physics Topical Review Course (H-401) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401023 Heahh Physics Tedmology Overview Course (H-901) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401376

> Introduction to Nudear Criticality Safety Course (F ",0) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401390 Nudear Criticality Safety Course (F-101) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401391 General Health Physics Practices for Fuel Cyde Facilities Course (F-102) . . . . . . . . . . . 0401392 Integrated Safety Analyses Course (F-103) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401393 He.dth Physics For Uranium Recovery Course (F-104) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401769 Fuel Cycle Technology Course (F-200) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0408004 Hazards of Chemical and Mechanical Fuel Cyde Processes Course (F-202) . . . . . . . . . 0401394 Mechanics of Simpling and Measurement for Fuel Cyde Facilities Course (F-203) . . . . 0401395 Management Systems and Structures for Fuel Cyde Safety Course (F-205) . . . . . . . . . . 0401397

, Fire Protection For Fuel Cyde Facilities (F-206) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401617 Physical Security Fundan 'ntals Course (S-103) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0601z96 Bomb Threat Management Course (S-106) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 060 2 21 1 Introduction to Physical Security Systems Course (S-118) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401206 Safeguards Technology Refresher Course (S-402) . . . . . ...................... 0401218 Non-Destructive Assay (NDA) Techniques for Safeguards Practitioners Course (S-602) . 0409441 i

Waste and Residue NDA Measurements Course (S-603) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0402004 Gamma Ray Spectroscopy for Nuclear Materials Accounting Course (S-604) . . . . . . . . 0402005 Nudear Materials Management and Safeguards (NMMSS) Course (S-605) . . . . . . . . . 0401806 Fundamentals ofInspection Course (G-101) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0403001 l_

Fundamentals ofInspection Refresher Course (G-102) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401178 Field Tedmiques and Regulatory Processes (G-103) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401841 Non-Power Reactor Technology Course (G-106) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0403087 Examination Techniques Course (G-107) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401399 163

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isppendix F - Office of Human Resources Course Number Cross Reference Technical Training Division Course Title HR Course Number Inspection Procedures Course (G-108) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0402009 Licensing Practices and Procedures Course (G-109) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401181 OSHA Indoctrination (G-1 1 1 ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 04 019 5 3 Root Cause/ Incident Investigation Workshop (G-205) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . 0903021 Humar. Performance Investigation Workthop (G-206) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409363 Root Causelincident Investigation Refresher Workshop (G-207) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401400 Inspecting for Performance Course (G-303) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0403011 Inspecting for Performance Course - Materials Version (G-304) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0401358 Incident Investigation Team (IIT) Training Course (G-600) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0403013 Incident Investigation Team (IIT) Refresher Course (G.501) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0409366 164 I

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