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protection regulations, reduce the risks of hazardous and radioactive material spills by ensuring
appropriate packaging, inspection, and storage of those materials. These programs also aid in
the detection of confinement degradation (drips and leaks) through routine
surveillancdinspections. In addition, the programs assist with appropriate response planning and
preparation for events such as hazardous material spills.
Requirements for the Environmental Protection and Waste Management programs are
defined by the Colorado Code of Regulations 6 CCR 1007-3 (Ref. 18) and 5 CCR 1001-3, 4, 5,
and 17 (Ref. 19), 40 CFR Part 148 (Ref. 20), and 40 CFR Parts 260-282 (Ref. 21), and
implemented by the Hazardous Wate Requirements MmaZ (Ref. 22).
3.8 FIRE PROTECTION
The Fire Protection program provides fire protection engineering and hazards analysis,
fire prevention requirements (control of combustibles, transient fire loads, hot work, and ignition
sources; inspections; and training), and fire response. Fire response plans, training, and drills, as
well as the inspection, testing, and maintenance of engineered fire protection and notification
systems aid in the mitigation of the effects of a fire, fire fighting capability, and property loss
minimization if a fire should occur.
The Fire Protection program is implemented by the relevant sections of the Health and
sdety Practices Mmal (Ref. 23), which includes the Fire Protection Poky, Programs,
@'ganimtion (Section 30.00); Fire and Life Sa@@ (Section 32.00); BuiIding and FaciIig
(Sectioh 33.00); and Fire Protection (Section 34.00).
3.9 SAFETY AND INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
The Safety and Industrial Hygiene program contains provisions to implement federal
regulations addressing standard industrial hazards. Precedents for controlling standard industrial
hazards are well established through institutionalized standards, guidelines, and good practices.
Industrial Safety is generally implemented in concert with other SMP requirements.
The standards for the Safety and Industrial Hygiene program are 29CFRPart 1910
(Ref. 24) and portions of 29 CFR Part 1926 (Ref. 25), and are implemented by the relevant
procedures of the Health and Sdety Practices Mmal (Ref. 23) based upon the hazards of the
work on an activity-by-activity basis and in MAN-072-0S&IHPM, Occupational Safety and
Industrial Hygiene Program Mmal (Ref. 26).
3.10 MAINTENANCE
Testing, sweillance, and maintenance is accomplished predominately within the
Maintenance program, which ensures that safety SSCs perform their intended safety functions.
Provisions of the ,Maintenance program specify that maintenance tasks be performed safely and
within the Building991 authorization basis. The program also integrates work control
processes, including the identification, request, planning, implementation of maintenance, and
testing, with engineering support and required safety and technical reviews. Maintenance of
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