Managers, duties technical

Reductions in force can occur for many reasons market changes, technology changes, and other drivers can influence the size of the workforce. Be aware of your PSSR administrative procedure and how it assigns duties. Often management and technical positions may disappear or be renamed. 

Paul l Bansbach is product manager tor demulsifiers and corrosion inhibitors f o r Trelolite Division, Pet-rclite Corp., St. Louis, Mo Since joining Treto-lite in 1949, Bans-bach s responsibilities have included sales assignments as well as technical duties. Prior to his present post he served as Technical Di rector, TretoMe Division... 

Managerial and technical personnel must have the authority and resources needed to carry out their duties and to set up and maintain a quality management system, as well as to identify and correct deviations from the established quality management system. 

The Shift Manager has full technical and administrative functions, and he is responsible for the safety and operation (and shift maintenance, where applicable) of the station site, within the duties specified. On completion of his shift (nominally 8 hours) he hands over his duties to the on-coming Shift Manager and another shift team. 

The requirements that define the conditions, safe boundaries, and the management of administrative controls necessary to ensure the safe operation of a nuclear facility are contained in the Technical Safety Requirements for the facility. Figure 17.3-1 is an organization chart delineating the line of authority for HCF operations. Position descriptions defining the duties and responsibilities of each management and supervisory position are maintained and are readily available. 

The main control room accommodates an operator console, a supervisor s console, safety consoles, the wall panel information system large screen displays and the DAS panel. The operator console provides the displays and controls to start up, manoeuvre, and shut down the plant, and it is designed to be staffed by one to six operators. The operator interfaces are the duty system control displays, soft controls, alarm presentation system displays, computerised procedures displays, as well as the VDU monitors, keyboards and mice. The supervisor s console is a smaller version of the operators console, and is designed to be staffed by one or two personnel. The primary dedicated safety panel and VDU-based safety system workstations are located at the centre of the operator console, with a secondary safety panel located in close proximity to the supervisor s console. The DAS panel is located at a sidewall in the main control room. The main control room also includes communication devices, document lay down areas, printers and storage space. A meeting table is provided and equipped with a VDU-based workstation to allow access to the duty control system by, for example, a technical advisor or shift manager, without disrupting control room operations. In close proximity to the main control room are the shift supervisor s office, the operations staff area, an operations woik area, restrooms, and kitchen facilities. 

Allows access to the duty control system for, for example, a technical advisor or shift manager, without disrupting control room operations. 

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