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DOE-STD-1064-94
A review of surveillance schedules and considerations given to performing
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surveillances early if possible or delaying them until after the seasonal weather
condition passes if permitted to minimize equipment out of service.
Inspection of outside areas for loose materials and debris, which may become
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missiles in a strong wind, and securing to the maximum extent possible.
The availability of adequate lumber and other supplies for wind protection or
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damage control.
Verification of operability and availability of communications equipment.
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Identification of plant veh cles needed for emergency use and ensure vehicles
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have a full tank of fuel and are in good repair.
The availability of equipment for making emergency repairs.
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Ensuring materials susceptible to severe weather damage are properly stored and
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protected.
Ensuring the protection of accumulation site waste containers and bulk chemicals
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from potential damage as a result of seasonal hazards.
Ensuring all building doors and windows can be properly secured.
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Provisions are made to remove seasonal weather protection features after the
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weather season is over with appropriate verification and documentation of return
to normal service through the facilities configuration management system. (An
example related to cold weather is given in Appendix A.)
3.4.1
Cold Weather Preparation
In addition to the list of items in Section 3.4 above, the following should be
included to minimize equipment and building damage due to cold weather
conditions, temperatures < than 35 F, including freeze protection, hail, snow,
and ice.
Identification of areas where portable heating may be required and attaining
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portable heating equipment, approved by the fire protection engineering
group.
Monitoring the conditions surrounding fire protection sprinkler systems to
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ensure a temperature of above 40 F is maintained.
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