The competence "Decommissioning of nuclear power facilities" represents the competitive work of groups engaged in the development of a concept and program for decommissioning, development of solutions for the use of technologies for dismantling, decontamination, and radioactive waste management, technical and economic justification of proposed solutions, and calculation of the synergistic effect of the proposed decommissioning project.
The competence develops the contestants ' professional skills in various areas: construction calculations, technologies, radiation safety, economics.
In addition to specialized professional skills, the competence develops teamwork, public speaking, and presentation skills.
Work on the competence "Decommissioning of nuclear power facilities" is a team activity.
The contest task is performed by the team and the score is given to the team.
4 participants + 2 experts
Team members complete a technical task
Evaluation of results by experts begins in the second half of C3 and ends in C4.
Experts are trained in assessment methods.
Object description, construction drawings, diagrams, etc.
Description of the location of equipment, engineering communications, and the presence of temporary storage facilities for radioactive waste and its contents.
Cartograms (protocols) of contamination of the facility's surfaces, equipment, and premises (radionuclide composition, levels of contamination with radioactive substances, specific activity of RW and RW, dose rates outside the facility, by premises, and from equipment).
The main indicators for calculating economic efficiency are the main processing operations for RW management and dismantling operations during decommissioning, tariffs for RW management and disposal.
The contest task is classified and cannot be disclosed before the start of the championship. Participants are introduced to the contest task before starting the task on day C-1. Experts are introduced to the contest task on day C2
Since the contest task is a secret one, the Participants ' familiarization with it begins immediately before the start of its execution, and 30 minutes are allocated for this purpose.
Each specialist is tested for the level of proficiency in two groups of knowledge and skills
Professional skills based on the participant's specialization
General professional skills that are universal for the team
Skills are evaluated by expert mentors through the quality and effectiveness of work actions.
Construction part
Technological part
Ensuring radiation safety
Economy
Project presentation
Organization of the team's work
The maximum number of points that can be collected for completing a competitive task is 100.
Contestants of the same team can interact with each other in any way, as long as they do not interfere with their opponents.
Contestants from different teams should not interact with each other during the competition time. Outside of the competition time, communication is not regulated.
The expert mentor has the right to communicate with the contestants of the team he represents only in the presence of a fellow expert of the other team.
Contestants have the right to contact any experts on issues related to technical problems, subject to compliance with other rules.
Zanora Yuri
Chief Expert
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@yurazan