Table A-1, Environment, Safety, and Health Directives Applicable to Facility Disposition and Environmental Restoration Activities

DOE-STD-1120-2005/Vol. 2

Table A-1, Environment, Safety, and Health Directives Applicable to Facility Disposition

and Environmental Restoration Activities

(Directives with an asterisk (*) are mandatory when the disposition or environmental restoration activity's work scope and hazards are subject to the directive.

DOE Orders are also mandatory when listed in a contract that has been negotiated with DOE to address the disposition activity.)

Category

Directive

Intent

CROSSCUTTING PROGRAMS

DOE P 450.4 *

Establishes the components necessary for a Safety Management System to

Integrated Safety

Safety Management System Policy

provide a formal, organized process whereby people plan, perform, and

Management

improve the safe conduct of work. The system encompasses all levels of

activities and documentation related to safety management throughout the

DOE complex.

DOE G 450.4-1B

Provides guidance to meet the tenets of P 450.4, Safety Management System

Integrated Safety Management System

Policy.

(ISMS) Guide

DOE P 450.1 ES&H *

Specifies the goals and guiding principles for the DOE ES&H policy.

Requirements Identification

Policy for DOE Complex

DOE P 450.2A *

Sets forth the framework for identifying, implementing, and complying with

Identification, Implementation, and

ES&H requirements so that work is performed in the DOE complex in a

Compliance with ES&H Requirements

manner that ensures adequate protection of workers, the public, and the

environment. This framework is an integral part of the Department's

commitment to a standards-based management system.

Sets forth the framework for the Necessary and Sufficient Process. The

DOE P 450.3 *

process can be applied at any organizational level and by any organization

Authorizing the Use of the Necessary and

within the DOE complex, and can be used to establish contractual

Sufficient Process for Standard-Based

commitments between the Department and its contractors.

ES&H Management

DOE M 450.3-1

Describes the six elements established for the "Closure Process for Necessary

Necessary and Sufficient Closure Process

and Sufficient Sets of Standards," and summarizes lessons learned from the

pilots

DOE O 450.1 (1/15/03) *

Establishes environmental protection program requirements, authorities, and

Environmental Protection

Environmental Protection Program

responsibilities for DOE operations for assuring compliance with applicable

Federal, State, local, environmental protection laws and regulations,

Executive Orders, and internal Departmental policies.

40 CFR 61, National Emission Standards

Sets forth the limits and activities applicable to generators of hazardous air

for Hazardous Air

pollutants, including monitoring, testing, recordkeeping and reporting

Pollutants

requirements.

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