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Safety Management Through Analysis DOE Operating Experience
Lessons Learned
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Analysis of events for lessons learned is a basic tenet of safety management. Various analytical approaches can identify, in events and families of events, features such as risk of injury or fatality, safety significance, number of barriers to failure, comparison to industry averages, and cost-benefit of corrective actions.

Like many other industrial organizations, the Department of Energy requires lessons-learned identification, evaluation, sharing, and incorporation into projects, programs, or operations. This reflects the need to effectively communicate acquired knowledge and to ensure that beneficial information is factored into planning, work processes, and activities.
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--Operating Experience Summary
Timely reporting and sharing of lessons-learned
 
--Safety Notices
Generic safety issues and special reports
 
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-- DOE Lessons Learned Page
Guidance, links, and searchable lessons from DOE operations. 
 
--EH Lessons Learned Reports
Short, focused lessons learned papers for the shop floor and bulletin boards.
 
--March 1999 Waste Vitrification Systems Lessons Learned
A report presenting the experience with the vitrification of both high level and low level radioactive waste within DOE and other Nuclear industries.
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