ISM WORKSHOP April 24-27, 2006 Albuquerque, NM Feedback and Improvement Assessment Results and Path Forward Michael N. Worley Office of Nuclear Energy.

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ISM WORKSHOP April 24-27, 2006 Albuquerque, NM Feedback and Improvement Assessment Results and Path Forward Michael N. Worley Office of Nuclear Energy

F&I Assessment Results Performance Objective – Contractor Program Documentation No noteworthy strengths or areas for improvement identified Performance Objective – Assessments & Performance Indicators Strengths - Senior Management Involvement (ORP) - Tracking of oversight results (ID) - Assessment schedules and results available on-line (RL) - Increasingly mature Contractor Assurance Systems (PX, Y-12) - Operational awareness database provides real-time documentation and tracking of oversight results (RL) Areas for Improvement - Some sites not yet compliant with DOE O requirements - Detailed Contractor Assurance System gap analysis needed - Lack of effective metrics/measures for trending of nuclear and ES&H performance - Training and qualifications of assessment personnel 2

F&I Assessment Results Performance Objective – Operating Experience Strengths - Effective system to utilize/track DOE Lessons Learned, Safety Notices and Bulletins, and other documentation in issues management system (ORP) - Process that utilizes DOE and external lessons learned in work packages, training, and planned assessments (SRS, NTS) Areas for Improvement - Lessons learned data not entered or used - Lack of identifying and incorporating external lessons learned - Lack of emphasis on reporting positive lessons learned - Lessons learned procedures and processes not current/updated 3

F&I Assessment Results Performance Objective – Event Reporting Strengths - Working group to identify and resolve event precursors (RL) - Senior management oversight of safety issues (ID) Areas for Improvement - Not identifying recurring issues - Causal analysis not performed - Lessons learned not incorporated into training programs 4

F&I Assessment Results Performance Objective – Issues Management Strengths - Senior management involvement in issues (CBFO, ID, ORP, SRS) - DOE LL, Safety Notices and Bulletins included in issues management system (ORP) - Use of working group to evaluate performance data (RL) - Committee approach for determining efficacy of long-term issues resolution (CBFO) - High-performing issues management system (Y-12) Areas for Improvement - Ineffective trending of issues to prevent recurrences - Implementation of corrective action program deficient - Lack metrics to demonstrate sites are using F&I to improve performance - Issues management processes do not always identify root causes 5

F&I Assessment Results Performance Objective – DOE Line Management Oversight Strengths - Senior management involvement (ORP) - Comprehensive identification of all DOE assessment requirements (ORP) - Common CRAD to evaluate multiple facilities (RL) - Effective use of feedback to focus/target oversight activities (RL) - Strong management walkthrough program (SRSO) - Trending and analysis of event precursors (PXSO) Areas for Improvement - Facility Representative procedures do not reflect DOE O requirements - DOE compliance review not completed - Lack of or deficient processes for determining effectiveness of contractor assurance systems - Balancing/prioritizing resources for contractor oversight assessments and follow-up activities - Technical qualifications and staffing plans for safety assurance personnel 6

Breakout Discussion Path Forward Options Collective solutions to common areas for improvement Match individual sites with strengths and areas for improvement for tailored solutions Each site and program address F&I issues individually Other 7