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UncaBuffalo:
From a mechanical standpoint, Duane Arnold has a great set-up.

From a Health Physics standpoint, I REALLY like Columbia...they have a "Kelly Building" on the refuel floor at the top of the elevator.  This is a clean area where the work groups can meet with the Refuel Floor Coordinator & HP lead tech and get their briefings/sign in on RWPs before dressing out.  Since it's on the floor, the job coverage tech can get involved in the brief (from the CA side) and any later questions from the work group &/or HP tech can be resolved without anyone undressing & leaving CA.

moke:
Hi Bhatton,

You "hit the nail on the head" when you state the word tidy! Tidy means that you can locate HP "Stuff" readily and especially during tight situations. Tidy also means that the working groups have order to their equipment storage madness and they too are able to locate tooling quickly.

Continuity between shifts must be understood since it has major impact. A clean as you go mentality promotes effectiveness and a plesant work place.

An important feature is to maintain loose contamination to "clean status" so that you may detect the slightest upward trends to warn of inconsistencies.

It's also important to have most items/tools/equipment at your fingertips so that you may perform more than one function simultaneously.

In the past, at SONGS, we maintained one of the best refueling deck operations I have ever been a part of. It's a rare occurence and something many have not experienced and/or don't see the advantage of maintaining and clean, neat, and organized work station.

Attitude, Housekeeping, Organization and Communication!

I liked the idea of having a "Car Wash" (plexi-glass equipment decontamination booth) to spray (water) clean equipment leaving the cavity when flooded. This helped to keep equipment from piling up in bags/herculite and preventing fustration when locating tools/equipment.

Management at SONGS understood (Ken Darcy, 1987) the product of a well maintained work station and I would contact someone there to obtain input. They were a pioneer of many enhancement tools such as the automated access control system for controlled area access and much input into NCRP 106; hot particle control, when most were operating like cavemen/women.

It's nice that your management allows such a thing! Amen.

Have a Great Week! ;D

Moke  

bhatton:
Thank you to everyone for their input. I will check out the leads that you guys have given me. One said that Fermi had a nice setup also. I still would appreciate any more input in this!!
Again, Thanks
Bhatton

SloGlo:

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jjordan did fermi too, in addition to a mulitude of others.  'n he's on yer site.  
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