What
is it?
An
Operational Readiness Review (ORR) is a review of a facility that is performed
when a new
facility is started up or an existing facility is restarted after an
extend shutdown for modifications, repairs, or other reasons.
The
purpose for the ORR is to verify that the facilities being started up or
restarted:
- Are
constructed in accordance with the approved design;
- Can
be operated safely and efficiently;
- Will
be operated, maintained, and supported by trained and competent
personnel;
- Are
designed and will be operated in conformance with applicable standards
and regulatory requirements;
- Will
be operated so that no undue risk to employees, the public, the
environment, the stockholders, or the corporation results;
- All of the activities noted above are formally and adequately documented.
What is
OAC’s Role?
Organizational Analysis Corporation provides a significant value-added role as a competent team leader with demonstrated leadership and management skills. OAC will be responsible for leading and overseeing the ORR process including:
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Defining the ORR team membership;
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Managing the support contract with the client;
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Preparing and approving the ORR Implementation Plan;
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Planning, coordinating, and conducting the ORR;
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Estimating the level of effort and schedule requirements;
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Establishing the objectives and milestones for the review;
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Obtaining all necessary background and reference information of the facility and equipment; and,
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Providing the important interface with the client.
What value does it provide?
The ORR verifies that necessary approved requirements documentation is in place and that procedures, personnel, equipment, and systems support the approved requirements. It provides the verification process that management needs to be assured that the facility is ready to operate.
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