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Capture, evaluate and investigate nuclear events through a governed process that connects immediate response, significance, reportability, notifications, corrective action and lessons learned.
Maintain a complete, traceable event record from initial identification through investigation, required reporting, corrective action and verified closure.
Book a MeetingNuclear events can range from relatively minor operational occurrences to conditions requiring immediate management attention, technical evaluation and regulatory notification.
The challenge is making the right decisions while information is still developing. The organization must establish what happened, protect personnel and the facility, determine significance and reportability, preserve evidence and initiate the appropriate level of investigation.
As the event becomes better understood, initial information, investigation results, notifications and resulting corrective actions must remain part of one defensible record rather than becoming fragmented across reports, email and separate systems.
Provide a consistent entry point for operational events, abnormal conditions and other reportable occurrences.
Screen events so investigation, review and management attention are proportionate to actual or potential significance.
Document applicability determinations, reporting criteria, decision basis and required notifications.
Maintain event chronology, evidence, interviews, analysis and cause information within the event record.
Preserve the relationship between event conclusions, identified conditions and resulting corrective actions.
Convert event information into structured operating experience that can help prevent recurrence elsewhere.
A configurable lifecycle maintains control from initial event reporting and immediate response through significance evaluation, investigation, required notification, corrective action and closure.
Define event categories, classifications, required information and routing appropriate to your facility and program.
Configure screening criteria so review, investigation and oversight correspond to event significance.
Document applicable reporting criteria, determinations, decision basis and required notification deadlines.
Configure investigation methods, evidence requirements and cause evaluation according to event significance.
Track required notifications, responsible personnel, deadlines, submissions and supporting records.
Structure event information to identify recurring issues, emerging trends and transferable operating experience.
FACILEX® ATOMIC connects event information with corrective action, operating experience, regulatory obligations and accountable actions so that investigation results continue to provide value after the event is closed.
FACILEX® Event Reporting is one of 21 configurable applications within FACILEX® ATOMIC. Events can remain connected to reportability decisions, regulatory notifications, corrective actions, accountable commitments and operating experience, creating a continuous path from occurrence to organizational learning.
We can map your event categories, significance criteria, reportability evaluations, investigation methods, notification requirements and corrective-action interfaces to a configured FACILEX® ATOMIC process.