Safety programs requirements

U S. Department of Defense, MIL-STD-882-C, "Military Standard System Safety Program Requirements," Washington, DC, January 1993. 

A successful safety program requires several ingredients, as shown in Figure 1-2. These ingredients are... 

Department of Defense (U.S.), Military Standard System Safety Program Requirements. MIL-STD (w/notice 1), Washington, D.C., 1987. 

Anon "System Safety program Requirements MIL-STD-88213 (30 March 1984)... 

Several texts include hazard analysis and risk assessment decision matrices. Every matrix I found has been adopted from those included in what was originally known as Military Standard—System Safety Program Requirements, MlL-STD-882. Its most recent version is now named Standard Practice for System Safety, MIL-STD-882D, 2000. Influence of that standard will be obvious in the remainder of this chapter. 

Emphasizes that the building of a top safety program requires the building of a world-class safety culture... 

DOE 5480.6, SAFETY OF DOE-OWNED NUCLEAR REACTORS, which establishes reactor safety program requirements. 

DOE 5480,24, NUCLEAR CRITICALITY SAFETY, which establishes nuclear criticality safety program requirements for Department of Energy (DOE) nuclear faci I ities,... 

DOE O 420.1, Facility Safety (DOE 1996), This order specifies the basic nuclear facility safety program requirements, including nuclear and explosives safety, fire protection, nuclear criticalify safety, and natural phenomena hazards mitigation. 

The SNL Criticaiity Safety program requires the preparation of activity-specific Criticality Safety Assessments (CSAs) for storage and handling of threshold quantities of fissile material. The CSAs are individually reviewed and approved as the Facility mission dictates. The CSA for Mo-99 is typical of the analyses performed to determine criticality safety requirements therefore, references to the Mo-99 CSA in the follovinng sections are intended to provide an example of how the Criticality Safety program generates operational commitments. 

Because of that risk, gas detection safety is of increasing importance to safety officials. A gas safety program requires more than just a fleet of gas detee-tors. Though portable gas instruments can play a crucial role in protecting a company s assets and people, it is the information gained from the gas detection device and the ability to share that information with key people that is most valuable. It is the datalogging. 

MIL-S-381308A revised and designated MIL-STD-882B, System Safety Program Requirements (1969)... 

The plan developed by the contractor to meet the system safety program requirement of the government (as specified in the contract) is generally called the system safety program plan (SSPP). 

The most common and widespread approach to system safety is that taken by the DOD and DOD contractors. TTiey originally developed and implemented system safety programs. The DOD approach is based on MIL-STD-882B system safety program requirements. 

Appendix A Guidance for implementation of system safety program requirements... 

Appendix B System safety program requirements related to life cycle phases... 

System safety management An element of management that defines the system safety program requirements and ensures the planning, implementation and accomplishment of system safety tasks and activities consistent with the overall program requirements (MIL-STD-882). 

Implementation of your safety program requires an organization-wide approach. That is to say, every function and process should have guidelines, procedures, or standards that direct how all daily activities are to be done, performed, or carried out. As the safety professional for your company, it s mainly your responsibility to develop and implement these standards of operation. 

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