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This efficiency bulletin will reduce administrative burden by eliminating low-value reports on the health of engineering systems.
This efficiency bulletin will improve the efficiency of visitor in-processing by reducing administrative burdens and costs associated with thermoluminescent dosimeter and optically stimulated luminescent dosimeter issuance.
This efficiency bulletin will optimize assessment activities performed by executive leadership above the site vice president level.
This efficiency bulletin will optimize oversight and assessment activities performed by corporate organizations, fleets and individual stations to eliminate redundancies.
This efficiency bulletin will consolidate various meetings related to site oversight to optimize the use of management time and to reduce administrative burdens associated with meeting preparation.
NEI's memo for the Trump transition team outlines several key policies needed in the immediate future and in the longer term to ensure the benefits of nuclear power.
This efficiency bulletin will reduce redundant and unnecessary training that personnel currently complete to obtain and maintain a badge granting access to nuclear power plants.
This efficiency bulletin will significantly reduce the time spent on training courses for non-licensed operators and other personnel while maintaining existing standards of excellence.
This efficiency bulletin will allow work that has limited impact on the control room or the plant to be conducted without obtaining pre-approval from the control room/work execution center
This efficiency bulletin will create a centralized procurement engineering services organization that will reduce duplicative work and standardize procurement policies and procedures
This efficiency bulletin will help reduce costs by reorganizing, standardizing and prioritizing sourcing for nuclear power plants’ parts and systems.
Americans express strong support for nuclear energy, with 65% of the U.S. public expressing favorability for nuclear.