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ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING DEVELOPMENT • Effective/timely implementation of SSPP • Update system safety requirements • Perform hazard analyses (SHA/O&SHA) • Evaluate system design for hazards and safety improvements • Establish test requirements and ensure verification of design • Participate in design reviews • Inputs to manuals, tech orders, emergency procedures • Evaluate mishaps/failures and make recommendations • Review/input to tradeoff studies • Review drawings/specs for safety • Identify safety/protective equipment • Provide safety input to training • Ensure design incorporated safely • Hazards identified in production definition and risk reduction phase corrected • Evaluate storage, packing, handling • Review production plans • Set disposal/demilitarization requirements • Prepare report for milestone reviews • Tailor requirement for production/deployment • Review logistics support consideration • Expanded production analysis requirements PRODUCTION,FIELDING/DEPLOYMENT, AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT • Monitor system for adequacy of design safety • Evaluate design changes to prevent degraded inherent safety • Review operations and maintenance pubs for safety information • Evaluate mishaps: recommend design changes • Review efficiency reports for operator • Review disposal of hazardous materials • Update SSPP • Production line safety for safety control of system • Production manuals/procedures have warnings, etc. • Verify test and eval early production hardware • Review procedures for storage, handling, packaging • Monitor field inspections; identify critical aging problems • Update O&SHA • Identify follow-on changes needed • Identify critical parts, procedures, facilities inspections • Quality control to achieve design during production • Identify new hazards from engineering designs • Ensure corrective action is taken on new hazards • Review test plans for safety 11 882 “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 882A “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 882 “ “ “ “ “ 882A “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 882 “ “ “
CONSTRUCTION (facilities) • Ensure building, fire, and ACE requirements are met • Facility and installed systems interfaces reviewed • Review equipment plans • Update hazard tracking system • Evaluate mishaps for deficiencies/oversights • Review hazards due to changes in design 12 882B “ “ “ “ “
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Page 5 and 6: Fig # Title Page 1-1 System Safety
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Page 11 and 12: 1.3 Need for System Safety. Why is
Page 13 and 14: integrated with other factors that
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9.1 Fault Hazard Analysis. (33:47-4
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The SCA of military systems has inc
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doors, sunglasses, machine guards,
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Checklists)? There are others, such
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not directly provide useful informa
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c. Procedures, manuals, etc. These
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shutdown. This is a relatively smal
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c. Perform or update the PHA done d
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(2) Adequate safety provisions are
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11.1 Program Office Description. A
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management officer (DMO) is usually
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Once the details of these tasks are
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arrangements, an assessment of the
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f. Assist the contractors in making
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12.1 Contracting Principles. (34:6-
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A SOO is attached to an RFP to spec
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Type E - Material Specifications Ty
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Type A--System/Segment Specificatio
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13.1 Process. CHAPTER 13 EVALUATING
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ascertain if the safety requirement
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Develop and prepare program plans a
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The contractor SSPP will be updated
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Facility safety design criteria is
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10. Skill in written and oral commu
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eflect the local concern for operat
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c. Review equipment installation, o
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15.1 Acceptable/Unacceptable Risk.
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FACILITIES SYSTEM SAFETY INDUSTRIAL
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15.3 Biomedical Safety. (37:Chapter
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• Mishap Class/system identificat
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c. A Nuclear Safety Cross-check Ana
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17.1 General. There are many variat
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characteristics are under configura
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The AFMC supplement to AFI-91-202 p
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TRB DEFICIENCY REPORTS MISHAP REPOR
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these elements should be investigat
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The modification risk-assessment su
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20.1 General. Test and Evaluation (
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Development of these scenarios crea
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isk, or to stop the test until the
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Figure A-1. Mission Requirements/El
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• Capability (task loading) • O
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preliminary hazard list. The major
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• System Hazard Analysis • Oper
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sensitivity analysis. Here, an asse
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(5) Revising Maintenance Requiremen
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