What is used to immediately remove someone from PRP?

When someone needs to be immediately removed from the Personnel Reliability Program (PRP), the process of suspension is employed. Suspension is a temporary action that allows for the immediate reassessment of an individual's reliability or suitability to continue participating in PRP responsibilities. It serves as an effective means of ensuring the safety and security of sensitive nuclear operations until further evaluation can be conducted.

This process is critical because the PRP is designed to ensure that individuals involved in nuclear operations maintain high standards of mental and emotional stability. If a situation arises that potentially compromises an individual’s reliability, suspension allows for a swift response to protect overall operational security.

In contrast, other options such as separation and termination involve more permanent actions and are not typically immediate responses within the context of PRP. Evaluation serves as an ongoing assessment rather than an immediate action to remove someone from the program. Thus, suspension is the appropriate and correct choice for immediate removal from PRP.