DOE OSTI · 1991721
Nuclear Criticality Safety Training: Needs and Efforts
Abstract
Nuclear criticality safety (NCS) training is essential and required for NCS professionals to ensure that fissionable materials outside of nuclear reactors are safely processed, handled, stored, and transported. Furthermore, the requirement of training in NCS is mandated in several international and domestic documents. In this regard, management has an obligation to establish an NCS training program that provides confidence in the continuing proficiency of personnel, and supervisors must ensure that their staff is suitably trained. Training of all personnel in nuclear facilities is required to support the robust performance of operations. There is a continuing need to maintain, enhance, and develop new training courses to support the NCS community. This paper provides an outline of some of the ongoing and future training courses in the United States to support the field of NCS.
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Metwally, Walid A., Bowen, Douglas G.. 2023-06-13. Nuclear Criticality Safety Training: Needs and Efforts. https://doi.org/10.13182/t128-41596
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