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Effective and efficient screening of incoming work is an important step in the work management process.

This efficiency bulletin will reduce accounting errors, strengthen contract compliance and reduce costs by implementing or enhancing in-house or third-party audits of contracts with suppliers and vendors.

Nuclear plants are protected from digital threats by layer upon layer of safety measures.

Reduce low-value administrative burdens to produce efficiency gains in training.

Read about the U.S. nuclear energy industry’s Strategic Plan for Advanced Non-Light Water Reactor Development and Commercialization.

This efficiency bulletin will increase efficiency and employee accountability by establishing the basis for radiation workers to brief themselves on key steps before beginning tasks in a radiologically controlled area, under certain conditions, without having to consult with site radiation protection personnel.

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.

This bulletin will result in greater efficiency by reducing low-value administrative measures related to training programs.

This bulletin will result in greater efficiency by reducing some of the administrative requirements associated with corrective action programs.

This bulletin will result in greater efficiency by eliminating formal margin management programs at nuclear power plant sites and relying instead on other proven tools and processes.

This bulletin will result in greater efficiency by reducing the administrative load for performing difficulty-importance-frequency analyses, a process used to prioritize and schedule training for personnel.

This bulletin will result in greater efficiency by removing the self-imposed minimum number of required hours of annual training for experienced site personnel.