PROJECT MANAGEMENT PDH COURSES

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This course promotes a way of thinking about hazards and risks to human performance.  It explores both the individual and leader behaviors needed to reduce error, as well as improvements needed in organizational processes and job-site conditions to support worker performance. Vol 1 of 2.

This course promotes a way of thinking about hazards and risks to human performance.  It explores both the individual and leader behaviors needed to reduce error, as well as improvements needed in organizational processes and job-site conditions to support worker performance. Vol 2 of 2.

This course discusses fundamental concepts of accident dynamics, accident prevention, and accident analysis.  The purpose of this course is to emphasize that accident investigators and improvement analysts need to understand the theoretical bases of SM. Vol 1 of 2.

This course discusses fundamental concepts of accident dynamics, accident prevention, and accident analysis.  The purpose of this course is to emphasize that accident investigators and improvement analysts need to understand the theoretical bases of SM. Vol 2 of 2.

 his course is based on good practices used by a variety of facilities, both within and outside of the contractor system.  This guide expands the guidance provided in TAP 2.  Contractors may also use this to modify existing OJT programs that do not meet performance-based training criteria.     

 This course contains a narrative discussion on the various phases of the systematic approach to training process. The phases can be modified and incorporated as appropriate when developing detailed local procedures. 

This course has been developed to help organizations establish training programs that are systematic and effective regardless of the size, nuclear hazard classification level, complexity, or mission of the facility.  U. 

The purpose of this course is to define the objectives of a configuration management process for facilities (including activities and operations), and to provide detailed examples and supplementary guidance on methods of achieving those objectives.  

The objective of this educational course is to investigate the fundamental concepts of accident dynamics, accident prevention, and accident analysis. The course helps accident investigators, whether project managers or engineers, to develop the framework to get at the relevant facts.

The objective of this educational course is to investigate the fundamental concepts of accident dynamics, accident prevention, and accident analysis. The course teaches how to appropriate causal factors and to understand those factors that can alleviate the recurrence of similar accidents. 

This course outlines that under the PSM Rule, the PrHA element requires the selection and application of appropriate hazard analysis methods to systematically identify hazards and potential accident scenarios associated with highly hazardous chemicals. 

This course provides good practices and lessons learned from performing and integrating Hazard Analyses (HAs) at DOE facilities.  It supports mission success by describing good practices in integrating HA resources, data, evaluations, and results for DOE nuclear facilities.