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Efficiency Bulletins

EB 16-12: Graded Approach to Long-Term Dose Reduction Plan

This bulletin will increase efficiency in long-term dose reduction plans through use of a graded approach that balances the level of effort needed to meet goals with the performance level at a given nuclear power plant.

Typically, a long-term dose reduction plan for a nuclear power plant is developed for a five-year period. This plan includes dose-reduction measures, analysis and the expected results. The objective of this efficiency bulletin is to identify the level of effort needed to sustain performance at sites that consistently achieve industry goals and tailor site plans accordingly. Those sites whose radiation dose management needs improvement would be required to have more robust plans such that they achieve industry goals.

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