Research on Quantitative Assessment Method of Security Guard Capacity in Nuclear Power Plants

Abstract

Under current circumstances, the daily training of the security team in nuclear power plant is carried out by the security company providing security services according to the requirements of the power plant security department, followed by manual assessment and authorization among the guards. There are several problems in this process that can be improved: evaluation is highly subjective, difficult to quantify, and difficult to standardize. Based on the principles of objectivity, unity, comprehensiveness and extendibility, this paper proposes an intelligent assessment method for nuclear power plant security guard capability. Firstly, it decomposes single task into core abilities which are aggregated to an ability library based on their corresponding tasks. Secondly, all task scenarios are made into VR test scenarios with core abilities as the test points, and aggregated into test banks. Then use the VR assessment system for automatically issuing, collecting and scoring test papers. Finally, a comprehensive assessment of the tested guard will be released with the combination of the fuzzy comprehensive assessment method. This method not only can increase objectivity and scientificity of assessment but also has extendibility to new job requirements to meet dynamic changes.