What is one of the primary considerations when developing a plan for System Restoration Training?

One of the primary considerations when developing a plan for System Restoration Training is the ability to support the plan and accomplish the training goals. This encompasses ensuring that the training aligns with the operational needs and goals of the system operator, and that there are sufficient resources, personnel, and organizational backing to implement the training effectively. A well-supported plan is integral to making sure that the training is practical and meets the necessary objectives for developing the skills and knowledge of participants in system restoration procedures.

Factors such as the adequacy of the technology, prior training of participants, and the suitability of the training location are certainly important, but the overarching concern is ensuring that the overall plan can be executed effectively. This focus on feasibility ensures that the training leads to meaningful and applicable outcomes that enhance system reliability and readiness during actual restoration scenarios.