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Risk & Hazard Reduction and Waste Management Working Group – SL Strategy Update

Risk & Hazard Reduction and Waste Management Working Group – SL Strategy Update. Recent Developments. P L Reeve, Head of Decommissioning Division Strategy & Technical 18 th December 2013. Decommissioning Strategy Update. Recent Events:

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Risk & Hazard Reduction and Waste Management Working Group – SL Strategy Update

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  1. Risk & Hazard Reduction and Waste Management Working Group – SL Strategy Update Recent Developments P L Reeve, Head of Decommissioning Division Strategy & Technical 18th December 2013

  2. Decommissioning Strategy Update Recent Events: Sellafield Ltd Strategy - ‘Key to Britain’s energy future’ - published in October 2013 Sellafield Decommissioning Strategy - provides link between above and LTP - published in November 2013 Sellafield Decommissioning Integrated Strategic Plan - storyboard and rationale of how the plan delivers the Strategy

  3. What’s Different This Time in The Plan? • Credible – dates have been challenged for optimism bias and departures from norms questioned. • Sustainable Risk Reduction – by planning on outcomes and broadening the activity base. • Deliverability – recognises can’t do everything and prioritises on more than nominal programme ranking. • Delivery Approach – built on Decommissioning Mindset, making ALARP case at highest level. • Integrated – recognising and managing interactions, prioritising resources, building shared capability.

  4. What’s Different This Time in The Plan? • Proper recognition of level of uncertainty in the programmes. - Countered by live planning, effective reporting and rapid change control. • Expectation of programme conflicts. - Hard choices to be made to ensure maximum rate of hazard and risk reduction. • KDMs and other milestones to properly reflect position and intent of plans.

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