NRC INSPECTION MANUAL NMSS/FCSS

MANUAL CHAPTER 1247 APPENDIX C1

FUEL FACILITY OPERATIONS INSPECTOR TECHNICAL PROFICIENCY TRAINING AND 

QUALIFICATION JOURNAL
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Table of Contents

Introduction ......................................................................................................................................1

Required Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Training Courses ......................................................1

Required Refresher Training ...........................................................................................................1

Operations Inspector Individual Study Activities .............................................................................2

(ISA-OPS-1) Title 10, Energy, of the Code of Federal Regulations .................................. 3

(ISA-OPS-2) Technical Specifications................................................................................ 5

Operations Inspector On-the-Job Activities.....................................................................................7

(OJT-OPS-1) Operational Safety Review............................................................................8

(OJT-OPS-2) Management Organization and Controls ................................................... 10

(OJT-OPS-3) Security Plan and Implementation ............................................................. 12

(OJT-OPS-4) Radiation Protection Program and Implementation................................... 14

(OJT-OPS-5) Fire Protection Program and Implementation ............................................ 16

(OJT-OPS-6) Emergency Response.................................................................................18

Fuel Facility Operations Technical Proficiency-Level Signature Card and Certification ............. 20

Form 1: Reactor Operations Technical Proficiency-Level Equivalency Justification ..................21

Attachment 1............................................................................................................................Att1-1
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Introduction

Consult with your supervisor prior to beginning the activities or completing the courses in this 

qualification journal. In most cases, you will need to complete the Basic Inspector Certification 

Journal prior to beginning the activities in this Appendix. You may complete the General 

Proficiency requirements contained in Appendix B together with the Technical Proficiency 

requirements outlined in this journal.

Several of the topics have both an individual study guide and on-the-job training. You must 

complete the individual study guide before beginning the corresponding on-the-job training.

Before signing up for any course, be sure that you have checked and have met any 

prerequisites.

Required Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Training Courses:

 (F-206S) Fire Protection for Fuel Cycle Facilities Self-Study

Required Refresher Training:

(To be completed every three years)

 (16 Hours) Refresher Technical Training Seminar as approved by supervisor

 (8 hours) OSHA HAZWOPER Refresher Course or iLearn Health and Safety 

Training Suite as identified in Memorandum dated May 7, 2010, from Catherine Haney 

to NMSS Branch Chiefs (See ADAMS Accession No. ML100200563 for details of 

equivalent iLearn training modules).

Continuing Training:

These classes are suggested for continuing training for inspectors, following completion of 

qualification and post-qualification training courses. You may propose alternate courses in 

additional topic areas to your supervisor. 

 NQA-1 Training
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector

Study Guides
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Study Guide 

TOPIC: (ISA-OPS-1) Operations

PURPOSE: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) expects Fuel Facility 

licensees to ensure the safety of their workers, the public and the 

environment by conducting operations in accordance with prescribed and 

approved operating procedures, postings and other administrative and 

engineered safety controls. 

COMPETENCY 

AREAS: INSPECTION

LEVEL OF 

EFFORT: 16 hours

REFERENCES: 1. Integrated Safety Analysis (ISA) and License Application for your 

designated facility. 

2. Procedures at your designated facility used to control operations.

3. Inspection Procedure (IP) 88020, “Operational Safety.”

4. IP 88025, “Maintenance and Surveillance of Safety Controls.”

5. IMC 2600, Appendix A, “Guidance for Conducting Fuel Facility 

Inspections.” 

6. (Optional) NUREG-1520, “Standard Review Plan for the Review of a 

License Application for a Fuel Cycle Facility.”

7. (Optional) NUREG-1513, “Integrated Safety Analysis Guidance.”

8. Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board letter regarding red oil 

dated November 13, 2003

9. Memorandum dated March 10, 2003, “Regulatory Authority Over 

Chemical Hazards at Fuel Cycle Facilities”

10. SECY 02-0216, “Proposed Process for Providing Information on

Significant Nuclear Materials Issues and Adverse Licensee 

Performance” (ML022410435)

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of this activity, you should be able to do the following:

1. Describe the operational controls used by the facility to ensure 

safety (administrative, engineered, procedures, postings, etc.)
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2. Describe the licensee’s program for operational safety, including 

any hierarchy of safety controls, Management Measures, Safety 

Review Meetings and Audit requirements, etc.

3. Describe license and ISA commitments to controls for operational 

safety, including Management Measures, Items Relied On For 

Safety (IROFS), Audits, Safety Review Meetings, etc.

4. Describe the concern with the red oil phenomenon and how facilities 

protect against it.

5. Describe your Regulatory Authority Over Chemical Hazards At Fuel 

Cycle Facilities

6. Describe the Process For Providing Information On Significant 

Nuclear Materials Issues And Adverse Licensee Performance

TASKS: 1. Review the ISA Summary, selected sections of the ISA, License 

Application, and any procedures used at your designated facility to 

control the conduct of operations and implement safety controls.

2. Identify any specific risks associated with your designated facility as 

a result of your review of the ISA.

3. Discuss with your supervisor or a qualified operations inspector the 

risks at your designated facility and the operational controls used by 

your designated facility to ensure safety of operations. 

4. Discuss with your supervisor, or the person designated as a 

resource, the safety controls, safety control hierarchy, Management 

Measures, IROFS, Audits, Safety Review Meetings, and any other 

safety controls identified during your review.

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Technical Proficiency-Level 

Qualification Signature Card, Item SG-OPS-1
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Study Guide

TOPIC: (ISA-OPS-2) Resident Inspector Option

PURPOSE: The NRC maintains resident inspectors at the Category 1 Fuel Facilities 

and Gaseous Diffusion Plants to observe daily operations and ensure that 

the hazards associated with handling strategic special nuclear material are 

properly controlled. This inspection module is meant for resident 

inspectors and regional inspectors planning to become qualified to be 

resident inspectors. 

COMPETENCY 

AREAS: INSPECTION

LEVEL OF

EFFORT: 60 hours

REFERENCES: 1. IMC 2600, Appendix C, “Fuel Cycle Resident Inspection 

Program.”

2. IP 88135, “Resident Inspection Program for Category I Fuel 

Facilities.” 

3. Regional Office Instruction (ROI) 0720, “Resident Inspector and 

Senior Fuel Facility Inspector Guidance for Fuel Cycle Licensees 

and/or Certificate Holders.” (ML052940055)

4. ROI 0530, “Senior Resident Inspector Site Turnover.” 

(ML072640377)

5. ROI 2204, “Back-Up Resident Inspector Coverage.” (ML072620379)

6. ROI 2219, “Senior Resident Inspector and Project Inspector 

Meetings with State and Local Public Officials and Local Public 

Organizations.”

7. OEDO Procedure 0350, “EDO Daily Notes” (ML053570414)

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of this activity, you should be able to do the following: 

1. Understand the additional requirements for performing as a 

Resident Inspector at a Fuel Cycle facility.

TASKS: 1. Read the referenced procedures above including the ROIs 

referenced in ROI 0720.
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2. Discuss the information with your supervisor or a Senior Resident 

Inspector at a Fuel Cycle facility. Ensure topics covered include role 

of the Senior Resident Inspector during:

a. Event Response.

b. Communication with external stakeholders including the 

media.

c. Communication with licensee employees on-site and offsite.

d. Senior NRC Management or other government officials’ site 

visits including members of Congress, state or local 

representatives.

e. Guidance for staff involved in submitting, reviewing, and 

distributing the EDO Daily Notes and One-Week Look Ahead.

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Technical Proficiency-Level 

Qualification Signature Card, Item SG-OPS-2. 
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector

On-the-Job Activities
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector On-the-Job Activity

TOPIC: (OJT-OPS-1) Operational Safety Review

PURPOSE: The purpose of this activity is to familiarize you with the proper method for 

inspecting a process to verify that it is properly operating and that the 

safety controls (IROFS) are effective to mitigate a potential adverse 

condition or event.

COMPETENCY 

AREA: INSPECTION

REGULATORY FRAMEWORK

LEVEL OF

EFFORT: 32 hours

REFERENCES: 1. IP 88020, “Operational Safety” 

2. IP 88025, “Maintenance and Surveillance of Safety Controls.”

3. ISA for your designated facility.

4. Operating Procedures for selected facility process.

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of the tasks, you should be able to do the following:

1. Identify the hazards (nuclear criticality safety, radiation protection, 

chemical safety, and fire protection) associated with a particular fuel 

facility process at your designated facility.

2. Identify the IROFS designated to ensure that process operations 

remains safe during normal and credible abnormal conditions.

3. Identify the Management Measures used to ensure IROFS are 

effectively maintained.

TASKS: 1. Review the ISA for your assigned facility and select a risk significant 

area or process based on the potential safety significance as 

described in the ISA.

2. Identify the existing safety controls (IROFS) and the associated 

Management Measures for Nuclear Criticality, Radiation, Chemical 

and Fire Safety
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3. Review the facility’s Operating Procedures for the selected process 

or area. Identify if specific safety limits or criteria for IROFS or 

Management Measures have been translated into the Operating 

Procedures or Postings. 

4. Tour the area and observe the safety controls. Observe general 

housekeeping and cleanliness of the working areas. Note areas 

where debris can hamper emergency egress or cause an adverse 

fire loading concern. 

5. Discuss the operation and maintenance of the safety controls with 

the workers. Discuss normal and emergency operational 

requirements.

6. Discuss procedural compliance with the workers.

7. Review the maintenance and surveillance requirements for the 

safety controls as listed in the Management Measures. Review a 

sampling of maintenance records for the maintenance and 

surveillance testing for a specific IROFS.

8. Discuss your evaluation of the operability of the safety controls with 

your supervisor or the person designated as a resource.

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Proficiency-Level Qualification 

Signature Card, Item OJT-OPS-1.
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector On-the-Job Activity

TOPIC: (OJT-OPS-2) Management Organization and Controls

PURPOSE: The NRC expects fuel facility licensees to implement processes and 

controls to ensure that the plant organization, procedure controls, internal 

reviews and audits, plant safety review committees, and program 

management support Operational Safety, Radiation Protection, Nuclear 

Criticality Safety, and Quality Assurance for their facility. 

COMPETENCY 

AREA: INSPECTION

LEVEL OF

EFFORT: 16 hours

REFERENCES: 1. IP 88005, “Management Organization and Controls.”

2. License Application, Section 3, Integrated Safety Analysis.

3. License Application, Section 11, Management Measures. 

4. Integrated Safety Analysis (ISA) for the facility designated by your 

supervisor.

5. Procedures used by the licensee at your designated facility to 

implement: 

a. Procedure Revision and Review 

b. Corrective Action Program

c. Plant audits conducted by plant staff

d. Plant audits conducted by external or independent staff.

6. (Optional) NUREG-1513, “Integrated Safety Analysis Guidance.”

7. (Optional) NUREG-1520, “Standard Review Plan for the Review of a 

License Application for a Fuel Cycle Facility.”

8. Memorandum dated August 1, 1995, “Consolidation of Criticality 

Inspections in Headquarters”

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of the tasks, you should be able to do the following:

1. Identify the requirements for maintaining, reviewing and approving 

procedures used to ensure facility safety.

2. Identify the requirements of the Plant Safety Review Committee.
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3. Identify the requirements for implementation of a Corrective Action 

Program.

4. Identify the requirements for internal and external audits. 

TASKS: 1. Review the License Application and procedures used by the 

licensee at your designated facility to establish and maintain the 

Plant Safety Review Committee. The requirements of this 

committee usually involve establishment of member by functional 

position and number (quorum) and review of various safety 

significant events or review of data to determine adverse trends in 

nuclear criticality, radiation protection, chemical and fire safety 

areas.

2. Review the License Application and procedures used by the 

licensee at your designated facility to review, revise and approve 

procedures. Discuss this process with your supervisor or a qualified 

fuel facility operations inspector.

3. Obtain a copy of the meeting minutes for the last Plant Safety 

Review Committee. Discuss the Plant Safety Review Committee 

requirements with your supervisor or a qualified fuel facility 

operations inspector.

4. Review the License Application and procedures used by the 

licensee at your designated facility to implement the Corrective 

Action Program (CAP). The License Application requirements for 

the CAP may vary between fuel facilities. 

5. Obtain an example of a deficiency entered into the CAP. Discuss 

the issue with your supervisor or a qualified fuel facility operations 

inspector.

6. Review the License Application and procedures used by the 

licensee at your designated facility to implement the audit function. 

Audits are done both internally (plant staff) and externally 

(independent outside organization). Discuss this process with your 

supervisor or a qualified fuel facility operations inspector. 

7. Obtain a copy of an internal and external audit of a required safety

discipline (Nuclear Criticality Safety, Radiation Protection, etc.) 

Discuss the information with your supervisor or the person 

designated as a resource.

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Proficiency-Level Qualification 

Signature Card, Item OJT-OPS-2.
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector On-the-Job Activity

TOPIC: (OJT-OPS-3) Security Plan and Implementation

PURPOSE: The purpose of this activity is to familiarize you with the security plan for 

your assigned facility.

COMPETENCY 

AREA: INSPECTION

LEVEL OF

EFFORT: 16 hours

REFERENCES: 1. The security plan for your assigned facility.

2. Title 10 of the Code of Federal Regulations (10 CFR) Part 73.

Note: Security Plan information may be Sensitive Unclassified NonSafeguards Information (SUNSI), Safeguards or Classified Information. 

Handle the information as required by Management Directive 12.2, “NRC 

Classified Information Security Program” and ROI 1220, “Region II 

Classified Information Security Plan.”

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of the tasks, you should be able to do the following:

1. Generally describe how the site security force maintains access 

control of the owner-controlled, protected, and material access 

areas, and secures special nuclear material (SNM) at your assigned 

site.

2. Demonstrate the appropriate procedures for escorting visitors into 

and out of the protected and vital areas.

3. Explain the site-specific protection strategy.

4. Explain how the security response actions are integrated into the 

emergency preparedness plan.

5. Demonstrate an understanding of what actions are required when 

the security threat condition changes.

TASKS: 1. Read the security plan for your assigned site and 10 CFR Part 73, 

as applicable.

2. Tour the protected and material access areas to identify the various 

types of equipment used to safeguard the facility as identified in the 

security plan
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3. (If applicable) Tour the central and secondary alarm stations. 

Discuss the duties and responsibilities of personnel stationed in 

those facilities with your supervisor or a qualified operations or 

physical security inspector.

4. Discuss inspector responsibilities related to site security and 

safeguards with your supervisor or the person designated as a 

resource or a Fuel Facility Physical Security Inspector. Your 

discussion should include practical circumstances that you may 

encounter, such as loss of security badge, identification of an 

inattentive guard, receipt of suspicious package, or receipt of a 

bomb threat, including actions to be taken by the licensee and you, 

as appropriate.

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspection Proficiency-Level Qualification 

Signature Card, Item OJT-OPS-3.
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector On-the-Job Activity

TOPIC: (OJT-OPS-4) Radiation Protection Program and Implementation

PURPOSE: The Radiation Protection Program and implementing procedures are 

intended to ensure adequate protection of worker health and safety from 

exposure to radiation from radioactive material during routine nuclear 

reactor operation. Licensee procedures and 10 CFR Part 19, Notices, 

Instructions and Reports to Workers: Inspections and Investigations, and 

10 CFR Part 20, Standards for Protection Against Radiation, address 

programs to keep exposures at as low as reasonable achievable (ALARA) 

levels, external exposure, internal exposure, respiratory protection, posting 

and labeling, survey, and reporting requirements. This activity will provide 

you a general understanding of the applicable regulatory requirements, the 

licensee’s radiation protection program, and implementing procedures.

COMPETENCY 

AREA: INSPECTION

LEVEL OF 16 hours

EFFORT:

REFERENCES: 1. License Application Chapter, “Radiation Protection.”

2. Radiation protection procedures at your assigned site. 

3. 10 CFR Part 19 and 10 CFR Part 20. 

4. Integrated Safety Analysis for your designated facility.

5. IP 88030, “Radiation Protection.”

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of the tasks, you should be able to do the following:

1. Generally describe the following terms and provide examples of 

each term:

a. controlled area

b. radiological restricted area

c. radiation area

d. high radiation area

e. very high radiation area 

2. Identify the locations of the process and area radiation monitoring 

systems and their major components at your site.

3. Explain the ALARA concept and how it is applied to performance of

radiological work at your site.
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4. Describe the plant’s overall administrative procedures for control of 

external exposure, internal exposure, and airborne exposure.

5. Describe physical and administrative controls for radiation areas 

and airborne radioactivity areas at your site.

TASKS: 1. Locate the listed references for your facility.

2. Review the references and licensee’s procedures to develop an 

overall understanding of the regulatory requirements and the 

implementation of the radiation protection program at your site.

3. Select several important radiation detection and measurement 

instruments (e.g., portable survey instruments, fixed monitoring 

equipment, constant air monitors, portable air samplers). Examine 

them as necessary to verify operability, including proper alarm 

settings (if applicable).

4. During a plant tour identify at least one radiation area, high radiation 

area, very high radiation area, hot spots area, and airborne 

radioactivity area, and verify that access to each is controlled in 

accordance with regulations and the licensee’s requirements. 

5. Review the results of at least one completed radiation survey and 

verify that the survey was conducted in accordance with 

procedures.

6. Observe radiation worker and radiation protection technician 

performance during a high-exposure job and determine whether 

workers demonstrate the ALARA philosophy in practice.

7. Discuss inspector responsibilities related to radiation protection with 

your supervisor or the person designated as a resource or a health 

physics inspector. 

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Proficiency-Level Qualification 

Signature Card, Item OJT-OPS-4
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Fuel Facility Operations On-the-Job Activity

TOPIC: (OJT-OPS-5) Fire Protection Program and Implementation

PURPOSE: This activity will provide you with working knowledge of the regulatory 

requirements for the fire protection program and how the licensee 

implements these requirements. 

COMPETENCY 

AREA: INSPECTION

LEVEL OF

EFFORT: 16 hours

REFERENCES: 1. License Application Chapter for Fire Safety for your designated 

facility.

2. ISA for your designated facility.

3. The Pre-Fire Plan for your designated facility.

4. The Emergency Preparedness Plan for your designated facility

5. (Optional) NUREG-1520, “Standard Review Plan for the Review of a 

License Application for a Fuel Cycle Facility.”

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of the tasks, you should be able to do the following:

1. Explain the fire safety risks at your designate facility.

2. Explain the Emergency Preparedness response to a severe fire at 

your designated facility.

3. Explain the Fire Detection and Protection Systems at your 

designated facility.

TASKS: 1. Review the applicable referenced documents for your designated 

site.

2. Identify the most significant fire hazards based on your review of the 

ISA.

3. Discuss the on-site and offsite response to a large scale fire at your 

designated facility with your supervisor or a qualified operations or 

fire safety inspector.
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4. Discuss the Fire Detection and Protection System at your 

designated site with your supervisor or the person designated as a 

resource or a qualified fire safety inspector. Explain the alarm 

system and evacuation process following alarm activation.

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Proficiency-Level Qualification 

Signature Card, Item OJT-OPS-5
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector On-the-Job Activity

TOPIC: (OJT-OPS-6) Emergency Response

PURPOSE: Emergency response is vital to the NRC, fulfilling one of its primary 

mandates - protecting the health and safety of the public. The purpose of 

this activity is to familiarize you with the emergency response plan for your 

assigned facility and the NRC’s expectations during response to an 

emergency by an operations inspector. 

COMPETENCY 

AREA: EMERGENCY RESPONSE

LEVEL OF

EFFORT: 16 hours

REFERENCES: 1. Emergency Preparedness plan for your assigned facility.

2. IP 88050, “Emergency Preparedness.”

3. IP 88051, “Evaluation of Drills and Exercises.”

4. IP 88064, “Emergency Response Procedures.”

5. Regulatory Guide 3.67, “Standard Format and Content for 

Emergency Plans for Fuel Cycle and Materials Facilities.” 

(ML003739885)

EVALUATION

CRITERIA: Upon completion of the tasks, you should be able to do the following:

1. Describe the types of emergency classifications and give examples 

of each.

2. Describe the NRC response to each type of emergency 

classification.

3. Describe your response for an emergency if you are on-site. 

Describe your responsibilities during the event including emergency 

communications. 

4. Given a scenario, be able to describe what actions you would take 

in response to the emergency situation.

TASKS: 1. Read the Emergency Plan for your assigned facility. Note the 

significant hazards that the plan is designed to protect workers and 

the public against. 
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2. Review the NRC reporting requirements for your assigned facility as 

described in the facility emergency plan.

3. Meet with your supervisor, the person designated as a resource or a 

qualified Fuel Facility Operations Inspector to discuss your 

responsibilities as an NRC inspector in an emergency situation.

4. Tour the Emergency Operations Center at your assigned facility. 

5. (Optional) Observe an emergency response drill or exercise at your 

assigned facility.

DOCUMENTATION: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Proficiency-Level Qualification 

Signature Card, Item OJT-OPS-6.
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Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Technical Proficiency-Level

Signature Card and Certification

Inspector Name: 

__________________________________

Employee 

Initials/Date

Supervisor s 

Signature/Date

A. Training Courses

Fire Protection for Fuel Cycle Facilities Self-Study (F206S)

B. Study Guides

SG-OPS-1 Operations

SG-OPS-2 Resident Inspector Option

C. On-the-Job Training Activities

OJT-OPS-1 Operational Safety Review

OJT-OPS-2 Management Organization and Controls

OJT-OPS-3 Security Plan and Implementation

OJT-OPS-4 Radiation Program and Implementation

OJT-OPS-5 Fire Protection Program and Implementation

OJT-OPS-6 Emergency Response

Supervisor’s signature indicates successful completion of all required courses and activities 

listed in this journal and readiness to appear before the Oral Board.

Supervisor’s Signature: _____________________________ Date: __________

The appropriate Form 1, Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Basic-Level Equivalency 

Justification, must accompany this signature card and certification, if applicable.
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Form 1: Fuel Facility Operations Inspector Technical Proficiency-Level Equivalency 

Justification

Inspector Name: 

__________________________

Identify equivalent training and experience

for which the inspector is to be given credit.

A. Training Courses

Fire Protection for Fuel Cycle Facilities SelfStudy (F-206S)

B. Individual Study Guides

SG-OPS-1 Operations

SG-OPS-2 Resident Inspector Option

C. On-the-Job Training Activities

OJT-OPS-1 Operational Safety Review

OJT-OPS-2 Management Organization and 

Controls

OJT-OPS-3 Security Plan and Implementation

OJT-OPS-4 Radiation Program and 

Implementation

OJT-OPS-5 Fire Protection Program and 

Implementation

OJT-OPS-6 Emergency Response

Supervisor’s Recommendation Signature/Date ______________________

Division Director’s Approval Signature/Date ______________________

Copies to: Inspector

Human Resources Office

Supervisor
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Attachment 1

Revision History for IMC 1247 Appendix C1

Commitment 

Tracking 

Number

Accession 

Number

Issue Date

Change Notice

Description of Change Description of 

Training Required 

and Completion Date 

Comment and Feedback 

Resolution Accession 

Number 

N/A 02/18/09

CN 09-006

Researched commitments for 4 years 

and found none.

New inspection manual chapter to 

specify qualification requirements for 

NRC fuel facility operations, health 

physics, emergency preparedness, 

security, material control and 

accounting, and construction inspectors.

N/A ML090400598

N/A ML13217A210

06/11/14

CN 14-012

This document has been revised to 

update required and refresher training 

requirements. Some of the trainings has 

been replace or removed because they 

are no longer offered. OSHA 

HAZWOPER course has been moved to 

IMC 1247 App A.

None ML14084A479