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Deviations

Operator Deviations are authorizations that allow for a change to, or “deviation” from, existing procedures or standards.  Within WebOPSS, they identify the deviation authority, the procedure being changed, and a description of the change itself.  WebOPSS supports the ability for any authorized user to assign and edit an operator’s list of deviations.  

When manipulating operator deviations, the user will see two lists: the Available Deviation List and the Assigned.  If there are no Assigned Deviations, the user must select a deviation from Available Deviations before being able to find and modify it under Assigned Deviations.  To assign an deviation to an operator, select it from the Available Deviation List and click the down arrow () between the lists to move it to the Assigned Deviation List.

To Edit a Deviation:

1. In the left navigation area, under CHDO  >  Maintain Operator Data, click Deviations.  The Operators—Deviations page appears:

  Figure 4.42: Operator—Deviations

2. Select the desired deviation from the Assigned Deviation List.
3. Click Edit.  The Conditions and Limitations box appears.

HINT:  The Conditions and Limitations text box allows up to 2,000 characters.

4. Enter the desired conditions and limitations that apply.
5. Click OK.  The Assigned Deviation List changes to reflect the addition.

To Export an Assigned Deviation:

1. In the left navigation area, under CHDO  >  Maintain Operator Data, click Deviations.  The Operators—Deviations page appears.
2. Select the desired deviation from the Available Deviation List.
3. Click Export.  The File Download box appears. 
4. Do one of the following:
   • To open a Microsoft Excel file containing all of the operator history data, click Open.
   • To choose a file location on a local computer in order to open the Excel file containing all of the operator history data later, click Save.