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IAEA Construction Workshop Paris, 12 – 16 December 2011 Construction Experience Feedback Lessons LearnedLessons Learned Ph. Riou - AREVA Ph. Leigné - EDF Paris, 13th of December 2011 Agenda Experience Feedback within AREVA Experience Feedback within EDF Exchanges between AREVA and EDF Construction examplesConstruction examples Conclusion Experience Feedback - IAEA Workshop December 2011- p. 2 Experience Feedback within AREVA - Overview Objectives of Construction Experience Feedback within AREVA Learn from experience on ongoing activities in order to: Optimize cost Improve time-schedule and certainty on project execution Therefore, starting today, it is mandatory to: Capitalize on best practices Prevent and eliminate possible errors Experience Feedback Process within AREVA Within AREVA, experience feedback is an ongoing process As site activities progress, Lessons Learned are emitted by the projects through a dedicated database and following a specific process. Consecutively, the Lessons Learned are analyzed at the head office: The issues encountered on site are analyzed and appropriate improvements are proposed; The good practices are capitalized and implemented in ongoing and future projects. Detailed Process within AREVA A well defined and continuous process Over 1.000 Lessons Learned gathered so far (captured, analyzed, distributed), mostly from OL3 Construction Site Benchmark with construction of other nuclear facilities (GB2, Comhurex…) A valuable input towards future projectsA valuable input towards future projects Standard EPRTM, Project Management, Procurement, Construction and Engineering Methods Enlargement to new models A common and simple tool accessible to all project teams Experience Feedba