rewrite The Normal Operations OTS Training module will be offered to all System Operators, who perform the TOP and BA functions and Shift Supervisors, who perform the RC function. The module is comprised of three separate components with each component containing a number of different scenarios. The components will focus on power system principles, operating procedures and the normal day to day operations of the power system. Component 1 will focus on power system principles. This module will help reinforce some of the fundamental behavior that occurs on the power system. It will be demonstrated by using the OTS. Some examples of power system principles could be voltage and frequency control of the power system. Component 2 will focus on operating procedures. This component will help to demonstrate the operating procedures that System Operators and Shift Supervisors use in their daily routine and will help familiarize and prepare them to use in real time. The operating procedures can be demonstrated using the OTS. There will also table top exercises completed annually in the ECC training area. Some examples of operating procedures could be Tagging Operations on the EMS and completing the system diary. Component 3 will focus on the normal day to day operations of the power system. This module will help prepare System Operators and Shift Supervisors to perform the normal operating tasks that are required in running the power system. It will also prepare System Operators and Shift Supervisors to ensure the power system is operated in the "best defense" position in preparation for outages and when emergency situations arise. Some tasks could include switching in capacitors/reactors and starting and stopping of units. The primary goals of the Normal Operations OTS Training are: 1. To enhance the System Operators and Shift Supervisors knowledge of power system principles; 2. To familiarize System Operators and Shift Supervisors with the day to day power system operating procedures; and 3. To ensure System Operators and Shift Supervisors can operate the power system in the most efficient and reliable manner