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THE PROJECTED SITUATION IN 2-5 YEARS. The very same factors just considered in the existing situation should be considered to the extent possible. Some provision for growth should be allowed, even if this only be to assure that the hardware you purchase can be modified—at a reasonable cost and downtime—to accommodate the growth needs. Buying a system that is stretched to the very limit of its capacity is questionable practice. But individual circumstances vary, particularly if cost is an overriding consideration. Perhaps the system diagram could indicate provision for growth. 

Two main types of harmonised standards can be distinguished the product standards and the horizontal standards. The latter, as their denomination indicates, contain issues of a horizontal nature, e.g. for materials or provisions relating to welding or welder approvals. These standards should be formulated in such a way as to be self-sufficient. That means it should be possible to apply them without having to use individual product standards. 

The contractors SSAHPs at Sites B, F, and K had general confined space provisions but lacked site-specific confined space procedures. For example, SSAHPs for the Site K contractor and subcontractor had written confined space entry programs, but the programs did not establish site-specific rescue procedures or identify the confined space hazards present on the site. The job hazard analyses for both programs failed to address site maintenance tasks that could involve confined space entry and hot work hazards. The programs also failed to identify the specific person or position responsible for supervising confined space entry procedures and the location of permit-required confined spaces on site. Interviews with both contractors indicated confusion about rescue procedures. 

Quality plans are needed when the work you intend to carry out requires detailed planning beyond that already planned for by the quality system. The system will not specify everything you need to do for every job. It will usually specify only general provisions which apply in the majority of situations. You will need to define the specific documentation to be produced, tests, inspections, and reviews to be performed, and resources to be employed. The contract may specify particular standards or requirements that you must meet and these may require additional provisions to those in the quality system. Although ISO/TS 16949 requires the plan to include customers requirements, the intention is not that these requirements are reproduced if provided in a documented form by the customer, but that a cross reference is made in the plan together with any other relevant specifications referred to in the contract. However, when constructing the plan, it would make sense to refer to specific customer requirements and provide a response that indicates your intentions regarding those requirements. 

The APQP manual does include mandatory requirements by use of the words shall, will, and must as well as an advisory approach indicated by the word should. However, use of the word will is not consistent since in some cases it has a future implication such as There will be assumptions. .. Other styles are also used, such as is responsible and while many of the provisions are advisory, the lists of inputs and outputs, having no preceding instruction, are neither mandatory nor advisory so you should consult your... 

This contains two separate requirements one for verifying that the prescribed action has been taken and the other for verifying that the action has been effective in eliminating the original nonconformity. The Corrective Action report should define the corrective action to be taken, the actionee, and the date by which it is to be completed. The action-ee should report when the action has been completed in order that it may be verified. The effectiveness of some actions can be verified at the same time but quite often the effectiveness can only be checked after a considerable lapse of time. Remember it took an analysis to detect the nonconformity therefore it may take further analysis to detect that the nonconformity has been eliminated. In such cases the report should indicate when the checks for effectiveness are to be carried out and provision made for indicating that the corrective action has or has not been effective. 

Limited life items should be identified so as to indicate their useful shelf life. The expiry date should be visible on the container and provisions should be made for such items to be removed from stock when their indicated life has expired. 

Code. A code is a document containing only mandatory provisions using tlic word "shall" to indicate requirements. Explanatory material is only included in notes, footnotes, or an appendix. 

The following sections include the relevant sections of the complete Act and indicate those parts of the legislation within the different plant categories to which the inspections provided by the independent engineering inspection companies will conform. It should, however, be appreciated that while the inspections provided will fulfill the statutory requirements for inspection, the actual responsibilities under the various Acts to conform remains the responsibility of the plant owner/user. It must be appreciated that the interpretation of any Act is a matter for the local Health and Safety Inspectorate, who should be consulted at all times if doubt exists as to whether any item of machinery and plant requires inspection to comply with a statutory provision. 

The provision of a manometer across the filter to indicate the pressure drop will give a positive indication of the need to clean or replace. Such resistances can be estimated from the filter manufacturer s data and should be recorded at the time of commissioning and also marked at the filter. 

To measure the e.m.f. the electrode system must be connected to a potentiometer or to an electronic voltmeter if the indicator electrode is a membrane electrode (e.g. a glass electrode), then a simple potentiometer is unsuitable and either a pH meter or a selective-ion meter must be employed the meter readings may give directly the varying pH (or pM) values as titration proceeds, or the meter may be used in the millivoltmeter mode, so that e.m.f. values are recorded. Used as a millivoltmeter, such meters can be used with almost any electrode assembly to record the results of many different types of potentiometric titrations, and in many cases the instruments have provision for connection to a recorder so that a continuous record of the titration results can be obtained, i.e. a titration curve is produced. 

In order to evaluate system performance it is useful to plot SR as a function of fo. This may be compared to simulations or model predictions and deviations indicate that there are problems. When this occurs, what are the diagnostics that can be examined There is a great deal of information in the wavefront sensor measurements and provision should be made to store them. Zemike decomposition of the residuals helps to identify if there are problems... 

Failure at any one of these stages would break the link between the policy (the provision of information in the label and insert) and the desired outcome (rational use of the medication) Q.9). The items in bold type in Figure 11.2 indicate those preconditions which may be achieved by means of regulation. 

In the case of surface water, the LOQ must not exceed a concentration which has an impact on nontarget organisms deemed to be unacceptable according to the requirements of Annex VI. At present, no harmonized limits for surface water exist. Therefore, provisions in Annex VI of Directive 91/414/EEC will be used to calculate guidance limits for analytical methods for surface water. In SANCO/825/00 the limits given in Table 6 are established [the relevant concentrations (the lowest will always be taken into consideration) depend on the species as indicated and can be taken from toxicity tests]. 

The process outlined above led to the provision of the necessary quantities of hydrogen for the reduction of CO2, CO, N03 and other oxidized starting materials, which were in turn converted to biomolecules in further reaction steps. The question as to whether contemporary living cells contain relicts, in the form of thioesters or thio compounds, which indicate the great importance of this class of substances, can clearly be answered positively. 

All drains in a toxic laboratory with exception of those from the toilets should lead to a toxic sump. The toxic sump should be fitted with the wherewithal to permit addition of reagents, agitation, and sampling, as well as adequate indicators and alarms to highlight malfunctions. Valving should be convenient to operate and the system should feature parallel tanks so one batch can be treated while the lab continues to discharge to the other tank. Provision should be provided to pump out contents when untreatable. 

Areas of the North and South Atlantic, and North and South Pacific present continual extreme and hostile ambient conditions that make survival exposed to such conditions a very limited probability with adequate protection measures. In these locations the probability of survival is increased with the provision of a fixed safe refuge rather than the provision of an immediate means of escape. For offshore facilities historical evidence indicates that both helicopter and lifeboat mechanism may be unavailable in some catastrophic incidents. Remote onshore facilities may also experience severe winter conditions that also render this philosophy applicable. 

Aleshin and coworkers (49) have reported the X-ray crystal structure at 2.2-A resolution of a G2-type variant produced by Aspergillus awamori. Meanwhile, an attempt was made to determine the amino acid residues that participate in the substrate binding and catalysis provided by G2 of A. niger (52). The results of the chemical approach indicated that the Asp-176, Glu-179, and Glu-180 form an acidic cluster crucial to the functioning of the enzyme. This conclusion was then tested by site-specific mutagenesis of these amino acid residues, which were replaced, one at a time, with Asn, Gin, and Gin, respectively (53). The substitution at Glu-179 provided an inactive protein. The other two substitutions affected the kinetic parameters but were not of crucial importance to the maintenance of activity. The crystal structure (49) supports the conclusion that Glu-179 functions as the catalytic acid but Asp-17 6 does not appear to be a good candidate for provision of catalytic base. Thus, there still exists considerable uncertainty as to how the disaccharide is accepted into the combining site for hydrolysis. Nevertheless, the kind of scheme presented by Svensson and coworkers (52) almost surely prevails. 

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