Regional Basic Professional Training Course in Korea

Monitoring of initiatives in progress;
Quality manual of NPP operation division;
Detection, selection, ranking and planning of the subjects to be covered.
Managing safety
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15. Operational Safety
Safety improvement can no longer rely only on plant upgrading, man‐machine interface,
procedures, regulations and training. Above all, it also needs the commitment of
individuals to improvements in safety in everyday activities.
Verifying implementation
The effectiveness of actions undertaken at the sites is checked regularly by the NPP
power generation division management: Assessments performed by the Nuclear
specific audits reports directly to the Head of NPP Operation Division.
15.3.2.2. Responsibilities of site management
The site manager is responsible for everyday nuclear operating safety: it is he who
implements the necessary resources to obtain it.
This commitment is expressed in the Site Strategy Statement where the goals and
objectives of the site are stated for the coming years. This document includes a section
relating to nuclear safety. Furthermore, there is now a year‐end safety reporting system,
similar to the management reporting structure. At the end of each year, the site safety
report is submitted to the management of NPP power generation division. The site safety
report is compared with the analysis of the past year’s events made by the national
engineering departments.