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[en] NRC influences on utility training programs through prescriptive requirements and evaluation of industry self-initiatives are discussed. NRC regulation and industry initiatives are complimentary and in some instances industry initiatives are replacing NRC requirements. Controls and feedback mechanisms designed to enhance positive NRC influences and minimize or eliminate negative influences are discussed. Industry and NRC efforts to reach an acceptable mix between regulator oversight and self-initiatives by the industry are recognized. Problem areas for continued cooperation to enhance training and minimize conflicting signals to industry are discussed. These areas include: requalification examination scope and content, depth of training and examination on emergency procedures; improved learning objectives as the basis for training and examination, and severe accident training
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Oak Ridge National Lab., TN (USA); p. II.6.1; Apr 1987; p. II.6.1; 7. symposium on training of nuclear facility personnel; Orlando, FL (USA); 27-30 Apr 1987; Available from NTIS, PC A21/MF A01; 1 as DE87008378
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