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Project Aim 2020 February 18, 2015 Report to the Commission Agenda Purpose Why change? Approach What we might look like in 2020? Roadmap and strategies Communication and implementation 2 Purpose Project Aim seeks to


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Project Aim 2020

February 18, 2015 Report to the Commission

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Agenda

  • Purpose
  • Why change?
  • Approach
  • What we might look like in 2020?
  • Roadmap and strategies
  • Communication and implementation

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Purpose

Project Aim seeks to provide:

  • Recommendations for improving the current and

projected performance

  • Concrete and specific projections of the

workload for the agency five years out

  • Recommendations for agency resource levels

and workforce staffing

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Why Change?

  • Improve efficiency of operations

– Right sizing the agency – Streamlining processes – Enhancing timeliness – Working as “One NRC”

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Project Approach

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Workload Forecast by 2020

  • Operating Reactors – Down slightly
  • New Reactors – Down significantly
  • Fuel Facilities – Down slightly
  • LLW & Decom – About the same
  • Spent Fuel – About the same
  • Nuclear Materials Users – About the same
  • Corporate – Down slightly

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Workforce Competencies by 2020

  • Operating Reactors – About the same
  • New Reactors – Less construction
  • Fuel Facilities – About the same
  • Low Level Waste & Decommissioning – About the

same

  • Spent Fuel – About the same
  • Nuclear Materials Users – About the same
  • Corporate – Shifts in financial management, IT, and

human resources

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What Might We Look Like in 2020?

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10% Smaller by 2020 ~ 3400 FTE ~ $900M

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OFFICIAL USE ONLY – SENSITIVE INTERNAL INFORMATION OFFICIAL USE ONLY – SENSITIVE INTERNAL INFORMATION

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People Strategies

  • 1. Ensure the NRC has the right number of people

with the right skills at the right time

  • 2. Enhance employee agility to meet the demands of a

changing environment

  • 3. Focus on “One NRC” concept

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Planning Strategies

  • 1. Improve the planning and budget

formulation process

  • 2. Re-baseline the work of the agency

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Process Strategies

  • 1. Improve transparency and simplify how the NRC

calculates and accounts for fees, and timeliness of communicating fees

  • 2. Improve operating reactor licensing process and
  • ther key regulatory processes
  • 3. Clarify and standardize processes, roles, and

responsibilities

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Communication & Implementation

  • Requirements for success

– Alignment and commitment – Actionable strategies – Leadership and accountability – Performance monitoring – Frequent, effective, and diverse communications – Reinforcing desired behaviors – Stakeholder engagement

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