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D-11. Systems Engineering (continued)
Evaluation Criteria
Milestone
B C FRP
o ESOH risk acceptance decisions are made by the appropriate
authority according to DODI 5000.2 and with the concurrence of the
Lead Command for the system being developed or modified.
o The Program Office provides the ESOH hazard tracking data to the
testers, trainers, operators and maintainers of the system to use as the
basis for ORM according to AFI 90-901.
• Hazardous Material Management X U U
o Hazardous materials prohibited in the weapon system design because
of operation, maintenance and disposal risks and the costs associated
with the use of such materials have been identified.
o Hazardous materials whose use cannot be avoided have been
documented and communicated to the user and support installations.
This includes an inventory of materials incorporated into the weapon
system during production and those materials required for operations
and maintenance.
o The program has a plan for tracking, storing, handling, and disposing
of hazardous materials consistent with AFI 32-7086.
o Hazardous material findings and determinations are incorporated into
the training program as applicable.
o No Class I or II ODS are used to operate or maintain the system
without having obtained a Senior Acquisition Official (SAO)
approval according to AFI 32-7086.
• Pollution Prevention X U U
o The program has a plan to recycle or dispose of system replaceable
and disposable components, such as metals, plastics, electronic
components, oils, coolants and refrigerants during system life and
end-of-service life.
• Operational Safety, Suitability and Effectiveness (OSS&E) X U
o A robust CM process has been established to preserve OSS&E
baselines.
o All Technical Orders and technical data clearly identify procedures
and requirements necessary to preserve OSS&E baselines.
o Developmental T&E (DT&E), Operational T&E (OT&E), and/or
other approved developmental testing, must be completed and
identified deficiencies corrected or accepted by the user before the
OSS&E baselines are validated.
o All proposed changes to operational use, configuration, maintenance
procedures, or part substitutions must be evaluated for potential
OSS&E impact.
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