Bridging Capabilities and Training at Bel.V

Bridging Capabilities and Training at Bel.V
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Introduction to Bel.V, a Technical Safety Organisation under FANC, focusing on knowledge management, SARCoN tool application, and investment in non-technical skills. Discusses organizational structure, expertise, and key processes for capability-building and training.

  • Bridging Capabilities
  • Training
  • Bel.V
  • FANC
  • Knowledge Management

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  1. Bridging required capabilities and training P. De Gelder, B. Bernard, P. Mignot, M. Roobaert (Bel V, Belgium) IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 1 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  2. Content Introduction concerning Bel V Organisation of Bel V Important aspects for bridging required capabilities and training Knowledge management Application of SARCoN tool Investment in non-technical skills IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 2 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  3. Introduction concerning Bel V Since September 2001, FANC fulfils the role of Safety Authority FANC created Bel V in September 2007, as a subsidiary Since April 2008, Bel V is operational as Technical Safety Organisation of FANC But large part of the staff has a (very) longstanding experience in NS & RP IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 3 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  4. Organisation Bel V Hierarchical structure With 3 technical departments (with Areas or Branches) Transversal organisation by means of TRCs (Technical Responsibility Centres) Cf. Centres of Competence; Communities of Practice About 20 TRCs (see separate slide) Non-hierarchical, but with a coordinator Typically 4 to 8 persons involved Members can be anywhere in Bel V; only condition is having expertise IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 4 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  5. IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 5 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  6. List of TRCs IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 6 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  7. Role of Bel V Management System Bel V s Management System is certified ISO 9001 goes beyond the requirements of ISO 9001 IMS (Integrated Management System) Following three processes are important for bridging required capabilities and training: Deliver expert services in nuclear safety and radiation protection (Process A06); Manage expertise and technical quality (Process A07); Manage Human Resources (Process A08); IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 7 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  8. Knowledge Management aspects (1/2) On individual scale: Knowledge Transfer Form (part of Process A07) Typically for people leaving or retiring Starting from functions and roles Inventory of knowledge, skills and attitudes Technical and non-technical: Legal bases and regulatory documents Technical disciplines Regulatory practices Personal and interpersonal effectiveness Candidates to take over Tools for transfer IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 8 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  9. Knowledge Transfer Form FUNCTIONSAND TASKS KNOWLEDGE SKILLS ATTITUDES TOOLSFOR TRANSFER CANDIDATES TOTAKE OVER Legal Basis and Regulatory Guides Technical disciplines Regulatory Practices Personnal and Interpersonnal Effectiveness H- E-G- B-NA E-G- B-NA E-G- B-NA E-G- B-NA M M-L H-M-L: Importance for Bel V: High Medium Low E-G-B-NA: Expertise level of the leaving expert : Expert General Basic Not-applicable M = Months needed for acquisition IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 9 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  10. Knowledge Management aspects (2/2) On TRC scale: Recently: development of Knowledge Critical Grid Applied in conjunction to TRC Annual Reports Evaluation of knowledge and expertise with respect to: Volatility issues Vulnerability issues Decision matrix Suggestions for staffing, training, R&D, ...; to be approved by Bel V Steering Committee IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 10 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  11. Knowledge Critical Grid Evaluation form IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 11 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  12. Knowledge Critical Grid Decision matrix 4 Action Action Priority Action 3 Monitor Action Volatility 2 Action Action No action Recommendations possible 1 Monitor Action 1 2 3 4 Vulnerability IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 12 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  13. Application of SARCoN tool (1/6) Process A08 on Human Resource Management A08.02.01: Describe roles and qualification requirements with associated tasks A08.02.02: Competence Gap Analysis and subsequent subprocesses (training, ) For Competence Gap Analysis: Application of the SARCoN approach SARCoN = Systematic Assessment of the Regulatory Competence Needs Developed by IAEA IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 13 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  14. Level 1 A08 Human Resources Management Level 2 A08.00: Manage Human Resources A08.01: Administrative and Social HRM A08.03: Assess the HRM Process A08.02: HRM & HRD by competences Level 3 A08.02.01: Description of roles A08.02.02: Competence gap analysis A08.02.03: Training programmes A08.02.04: Implementation of training A08.02.05: Individual development plans IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 14 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  15. Application of SARCoN tool (2/6) : Quadrant model IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 15 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  16. Application of SARCoN tool (3/6) use of SARCoN quadrant model For each of the 18 quadrant areas: development of list of KSA (Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes) In Bel V, a specific reference list of KSAs tailored to the individual characteristics of the organization IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 16 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  17. Application of SARCoN tool (4/6) Pilot application By using SARCoN tool For 9 staff members, mostly recently recruited With following steps: Determine the existing KSA levels (self-assessment) (not for Quadrant 4) Review with coach/supervisor Competence Gap Analysis Prioritize of gaps Define actions to fill gaps IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 17 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  18. Application of SARCoN tool (5/6) Shortlist from first feedback Use of SARCoN tool: OK Understanding of KSAs: some divergent interpretations Some people have the feeling that they are evaluated (which is not the objective) Review with coach/supervisor should be well done (takes time !) IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 18 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  19. Application of SARCoN tool (6/6) Planned actions Based on Pilot Project: Revise list of KSAs (for Quadrant 1, 2 and 3) to reflect even better Bel V needs Develop guidance for coaches and supervisors (for instance to harmonise ratings concerning high- medium-basic ) New evaluation (2015) and decision on further steps IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 19 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  20. Non-technical skills With the help of external consultant, important effort was started: Interpersonal Effectiveness Development Path Knowing my-self Knowing my leadership style Communicating with others Integrating the generations Motivating and leading my team +/- 3000 man-hours, spread over 15 months IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 20 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  21. Conclusions Bel V: compared to others, a relatively small TSO Flexibility of utmost importance for effectiveness and efficiency Continuous challenge for applying and developing tools and methods for Knowledge Management, Competence Gap Analysis, and related training IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 21 info@belv.be www.belv.be

  22. Any questions? IAEA TSO Conference (Beijing, October 27-31, 2014) 22 info@belv.be www.belv.be

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