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Integrated Safety Management System
Track 2 Training Activities
 

Activity 1 

ISMS
 

Activity 11 

 Safety Basis
 

Activity 2 

FRAM

Activity 12
 

Work Smart Standards

Activity 3 

Issues Management
  		Activity 13 Enforcement Program

Activity 4 

 Safety Planning

Activity 14

 Introduction to DOE-ORO Quality Assurance
 

Activity 5 

Technical Competency
 

Activity 15

 Safety System Oversight

Activity 6 

Facility Representatives
 

Activity 16

 Environmental Management System
 

Activity 7 

FEOSH

Activity 17

 Operating Experience Sharing/ Lessons Learned
Activity 8 
 		Chronic Beryllium Disease Prevention Program (CBDPP) Activity 18 Packaging and Transportation Safety
 
Activity 9  Work Authorization Activity 19
 Office of SCience Management System (SCMS)
Activity 10 Contractor Oversight    

ISMS Track 2 Self-Certification Form
 

Once all activities are completed:

  • Federal employees send the completed Self-Certification Form to the ORO Training Center.
  • Contractor employees send the completed Self-Certification Form to their company training point of contact.

Note:  When regulations, DOE directives, or other industry standards are referenced in these activities, please use the most recent versions.  In addition, please note that DOE Guides provide preferred, non-mandatory, supplemental information about acceptable methods for implementing requirements, including lessons learned, suggested practices, instructions, and suggested performance measures.  Guides do not impose requirements but may quote requirements if the sources are adequately cited.  Alternate methods may be used if it can be demonstrated that they provide an equivalent or better level of performance.