DOE Explosive Safety Manual
General:
Name: DOE Explosive Safety Manual
Format: pdf
Size: 580.04 KB
Book:
Title: DOE Explosives Safety Manual – Pantex Version DOE M 440.1-1, Revision 8
Author: N˘
Language: polski
Year: 2012
Subjects: History, Military, Nonfiction
Publisher: Progressive Management
ISBN: 9788395097966
Total pages: 173
Description:
This compilation of six federal government unclassified documents provides unique insight into nuclear explosive safety issues.Part 1: U.S. Department of Energy Continuing Training Self-Study Program – Nuclear Explosive and Weapon Surety ProgramPart 2: U.S. Department of Energy Order DOE O 452.1D Nuclear Explosive and Weapon Surety ProgramPart 3: Nuclear Explosive Safety Evaluation Processes ManualPart 4: Nuclear Explosive Safety ManualPart 5: U.S. Department of Energy Nuclear Weapon Surety Interface with the Department of DefensePart 6: U.S. Department of Energy Nuclear Explosive SafetyNUCLEAR EXPLOSIVE AND WEAPON SURETY PROGRAM Objectives: To prevent accidents and inadvertent or unauthorized use of U.S. nuclear weapons and nuclear explosives. In conjunction with the Department of Defense (DoD), to protect the public health and safety by providing dual-agency judgment and responsibility for the safety, security, and use control (surety) of nuclear weapons. To establish nuclear explosive surety standards and nuclear weapon design surety requirements. To address surety vulnerabilities during all phases of the nuclear weapon life cycle and to upgrade surety during weapon stockpile refurbishments and/or new weapon development. To establish requirements and responsibilities for planned nuclear explosive operations (NEOs).The two-person concept is implemented to ensure no lone individual has unrestricted access to a nuclear explosive. Site offices may also require two-person concept protection for other operations.Each person on a two-person concept team must be certified in the Human Reliability Program; have authorized access to the nuclear explosive area (NEA); have technical knowledge of the task being performed; be knowledgeable of pertinent safety and security requirements; be in a position to detect incorrect or unauthorized acts and take appropriate action; the two-person concept may be implemented using either zone coverage or person-to-person coverage.
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