Emergency change

Geison, "Scientific Change, Emerging Specialties, and Research Schools," History of Science 19 (1981) ... 

The three-dimensional AIM model is a first attempt to concretize and to visualize the state space concept. Because it has three dimensions, it is a space, not a plane, as are traditional representations of waking, sleeping, and dreaming. Furthermore, when realistic values are assigned to the three dimensions of the model—and with time as the fourth dimension—orbital trajectories of conscious state change emerge from the mapping. 

Toxic scrubbers on building vents Spill containment Facility siting and/or layout Condition monitoring Construction material change Emergency feed stops Improved fire suppression systems... 

How will this redesign change emergency response roles How will it be communicated Are all emergency procedures practiced regularly ... 

Equipment, facility, or process affected Urgency of change Emergency. ... 

Other parts of this section discuss the management of change, emergency response plans, permit programs for hazardous operations, incident investigation, the use of safety manuals and incentive programs, and plant safety inspections. 

As changing emergency conditions information is obtained, the AEC directs dispatch of OSC response teams. For example, if security personnel must remain in an area of unknown hazards, a team of HP Inspectors would be dispatched to survey the areas and provide protective measure guidance. 

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