CR3 is same as RNP. Our swing and mid shift HP tech briefs the aux building operator and chem tech at the beginning of backshifts.
----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: '[email protected]' <[email protected]> Sent: Mon Aug 29 06:35:49 2011 Subject: RE: Powernet: Quick Hit Benchmarking Questions Response for Robinson From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Rouse, Raymond Lawrence Sent: Friday, August 26, 2011 9:30 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: Powernet: Quick Hit Benchmarking Questions Fermi is conducting a "Quick Hit" Benchmarking survey and request information from other facilities to the following questions: (1) Does your facility use "Trip Tickets" to access the RRA/RCA? Yes If so, A) How many levels or types of tickets based on type of work or activity to be performed are used? 2, RCA, HRA (white) & LHRA (yellow) B) What type of radiological briefing is given for each level, (for example self-briefed or RP briefed)? RP is not at the RCA boundary 24/7, so RCA entries into non-HRA/LHRA’s may be self briefed (although RP normally briefs all entries on day shift) (2) How are work control and the "dose budget" integrated into the RRA/RCA access process? Personnel are expected not to receive any dose unless it has been budgeted. Weekly dose budgets are assigned and these are adjusted during the week by ALARA for FIN and Emergent activities. ALARA work planners start looking hard at schedules at T-7 weeks and participate heavily in work planning process. A) How is the dose budget maintained and updated? Tracked by using corporate “web tools” which access data in Passport Total Exposure.
