Organisations specialists

The Task Group on Fission Product Phenomena in the Primary Circuit and the Containment (FPC) is a specialised extension of PWG4. Its main tasks are to exchange information, discuss results and programmes, write state-of-the-art reports, organise specialist workshops, perform ISPs in the field of fission product phenomenology. 

To allow objectivity of the findings, ElA s are usually carried out by independent specialists or organisations. It will involve not only scientific experts, but also require consultation with official and representative bodies such as the government ministries for the environment, fisheries, food, agriculture, and local water authorities. In activities which may impact on local population (terminals, refineries, access roads, land developments) local representatives of the inhabitants may be consulted, and the public affairs function... 

Information based on experience, which includes national standards, specifications and codes of practice, and also the technical and scientific literature reviews and reports. Corrosion engineers, technologists and scientists employed by specialist organisations or as consultants form the most important source of information, and their advice should be sought wherever possible. 

As shown in Figure 1.5 and described in Section 1.4, the design and engineering of a chemical process requires the co-operation of many specialist groups. Effective cooperation depends on effective communications, and all design organisations have formal procedures for handling project information and documentation. The project documentation will include ... 

Making major investment decisions in the face of the uncertainties that will undoubtedly exist about plant performance, costs, the market, government policy, and the world economic situation, is a difficult and complex task (if not an impossible task) and in a large design organisation the evaluation would be done by a specialist group. 

To establish a reception centre and an OSOCC in the requesting State Party by the ACAT, which will later be reinforced by experts and specialists from States Parties The role of the OSOCC and its interaction with other relevant international organisations, assistance-offering States Parties, and the host country will be primarily in co-ordinating resources. This may be done, preferably through the conclusion of bilateral... 

Two models can be used to illustrate the differences between our current agricultural universities that are designed around conventional departments and specialised activities and a possible future active learning university. The current paradigm (Figure 16.1) has specialists organised in departments around classical disciplines. The primary communication is among... 

There is a wide range of publications which gather together information from the published primary literature and organise and present it in a way which may be of value to the organic chemist. These publications range from comprehensive reference works such as Beilstein to the more recent series of specialist reports, such as those published by the Royal Society of Chemistry, which review the recent literature on one topic of specialist interest. 

Outsource regularly used in-house services that provide no competitive advantage, for example IT and computing, information library support and routine analytical services, by agreeing an ongoing service contract with a specialist organisation. 

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