Code of Federal Regulations Title 10. Energy § 10.712.12 HRP implementation

(1) Be reviewed and updated every 2 years;

(2) Include the four annual components of the HRP process:  supervisory review, medical assessment, management evaluation (which includes random drug and alcohol testing), and a DOE personnel security determination;  and

(3) Include the HRP instruction and education component described in § 712.17 of this part.

(1) Provide advice and assistance to the Associate Under Secretary for Environment, Health, Safety and Security regarding policies, standards, and guidance for all nuclear explosive duty requirements;  and

(2) Be responsible for implementation of all nuclear explosive duty safety requirements.

(1) Ensure consistency of the HRP throughout the DOE and NNSA;

(2) Review and comment on all HRP implementation plans to ensure consistency with policy;  and

(3) Provide policies and guidance, including instructional materials, to NNSA and non–NNSA field elements concerning the HRP, as appropriate.

(1) Review and approve the HRP implementation plan for sites/facilities under their cognizance and forward the plan to the Director, Office of Corporate Security Strategy, or designee;  and

(2) Ensure that the HRP is implemented at the sites/facilities under their cognizance.

(1) Approve placement, certification, reinstatement, and recertification of individuals into HRP positions;  for unresolved temporary removals, follow the process in § 712.19(c)(5)(f);

(2) Ensure that instructional requirements are implemented;

(3) Immediately notify (for the purpose of limiting access) the appropriate HRP management official of a personnel security action that results in the suspension of access authorization;  and

(4) Ensure that the supervisory review, medical assessment, and management evaluation, including drug and alcohol testing, are conducted on an annual basis (not to exceed 12 months).

(1) Execute HRP releases, acknowledgments, and waivers to facilitate the collection and dissemination of information, the performance of drug and alcohol testing, and medical examinations;

(2) Notify the Designated Physician, the Designated Psychologist, or the SOMD immediately of a physical or mental condition requiring medication or treatment;

(3) Report any observed or reported behavior or condition of another HRP–certified individual that could indicate a reliability concern, including those behaviors and conditions listed in § 712.13(c), to a supervisor, the Designated Physician, the Designated Psychologist, the SOMD, or the HRP management official;  and

(4) Report to a supervisor, the Designated Physician, the Designated Psychologist, the SOMD, or the HRP management official, any behavior or condition, including those listed in § 712.13(c), that may affect his or her ability to perform HRP duties.