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procedure services in a cost effective manner while meeting our customers' highest expectations. Volian personnel were heavily involved with the development of the Westinghouse Owners Group (WOG) Emergency. Response Guidelines (ERGs) while with Westinghouse prior to 1984. This involvement included a primary
Emergency Response Guidelines breaks down the complex Emergency Response Guideline (ERG) network into understandable parts based on plant incidents and accidents. The student learns the specific purpose of important guidelines and how they interrelate with the ERG network. This course is valuable for those
Westinghouse Training and Operational. Services can help customers achieve their goal of having a well-trained staff, which is essential for the safe and effective operation of a power plant. By using a blended student- centered learning system, which Westinghouse calls NucLearning Emergency Response Guidelines.
Emergency Response Guidelines, System Review and Task Analysis: High Pressure Version. Front Cover. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, Westinghouse Owners Group. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, 1983 - Nuclear power plants.
The Westinghouse Emergency Response Guidelines combined and integrated an extensive body of knowledge on nuclear reactor emergency operations. The guidelines resulted from a systematic development process supported by all major elements of the commercial nuclear in.
23 Mar 2004 Westinghouse Non-Proprietary Class 3. WCAP-16204. March 2004. Revision 1. Evaluation of Potential ERG and EPG. Changes to Address NRC. Bulletin 2003-01 Recommendations. (PA-SEE-0085). Volume 2 – Proposed Changes to. Westinghouse Emergency Response. Guidelines
Westinghouse and the Westinghouse Owners Group have developed new Emergency Response Guidelines (E.R.G.). The E.R.G. are composed of two independent sets of procedures and of a systematic tool to continuously evaluate the plant safety throughout the response to an accident. a) The Optimal Recovery
plantspecific, guidance for response to plant events. Following the Three Mile Island. (TMI) accident, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory. Commission (NRC) issued NUREG-0899, which provided requirements for utility preparation and implementation of emergency operating procedures (EOP), including development, writing and

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