Note: Course prices are current as of publication date, however they are subject to change without notice. Please contact RTII for current information.
Per Person Price: $935 Firm Fixed Price: Available Upon Request
Minimum Class Size: 16 Training Hours: 16
Duration: 2 Days
This course, as all others offered by RTI, can be delivered at your location with the purchaes of 16 seats. Call (706) 951-5685
Delivery Method: Classroom Lecture & Exercises
Intended Audience:
DOE and contractor personnel, as well as their state and Federal regulator colleagues who are responsible for environmental restoration project management, design, construction and implementation of cleanup or closure projects under RCRA and CERCLA.
Course Description:
This course presents proven methods to consistently integrate streamlining principles* into the remedial design and implementation (RDI), and closeout phases of environmental restoration projects under both the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) and the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). The principles identify ways to streamline RDI processes by focusing on problem identification, clearly articulating the remedial objectives, the means for achieving those objectives, uncertainty management, and developing exit strategies for all phases of the RDI project. Students will be given the opportunity to review existing decision documents to identify both flexibilities and allowances that can provide opportunities to streamline the overall RDI process. Through real site examples, participants will apply the streamlining principles and tools presented.
Topics covered include:
- - Overview/review of the four streamlining and their applicability to RDI;
- - Developing an effective core team;
- - Identifying potential problems during RDI;
- - Managing uncertainty;
- - Effective procurement strategies;
- - Early action and phased response actions and integration with other programs (i.e.,Decommissioning);
- - Streamlining reporting requirements and documentation;
- - Construction risk;
- - Health and safety considerations;
- - Contingency threshold monitoring;
- - Post-closure monitoring;
- - Close-out reports; and
- - - Site-specific issue resolution.
Comments:
Use of these streamlining "principles" in the decision-making processes are also taught in the NETO courses on Principles of Environmental Restoration, and Principles for Accelerating Facility Disposition.
For additional information, please contact our Training and Registration Center at (706) 951-5685 or visit our website at www.rtii.org