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DOE-TSL-2-2006
APPENDIX A
FUNCTIONAL AREAS FOR DOE TECHNICAL STANDARDS
Functional
Description
Area Code
Environmental Restoration and Waste Management Provisions
ERWM
associated with (1) remedial actions under the Comprehensive
Environmental Restoration, Compensation, and Liability Act, (2) corrective
actions under a Resource Conservation and Recovery Act permit, (3)
remedial actions under the Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Act of
1978, and (4) cleanup under the Toxic Substances Control Act. This area
also includes decontamination and decommissioning (D&D) activities for
operational and excess contaminated facilities, maintenance of facilities in
a safe and environmentally sound condition prior to and after restoration or
D&D activities, and management of DOE radioactive, mixed, infectious,
solid and hazardous waste and waste related activities.
Fire Protection Provisions to: (1) minimize the potential for occurrence a
FIRP
fire, (2) ensure that a fire does not cause an on-site or off-site release of
radiological and other hazardous material that will threaten the public
health and safety or the environment, (3) maintain an acceptable level of
life safety for workers in the event of a fire emergency, (4) minimize
potential for undue fire-related hazards to the public, (5) avoid delays or
impact to vital DOE programs as a result of fire and its effects, and, (6)
ensure the integrity of process control and safety systems from damage by
fire or related perils.
Human Factors Provisions which incorporate human characteristics into
HFAC
the design of systems, equipment, and facilities. This area includes design
criteria expressed as requirements and guidelines, as they apply to those
who will operate, control, maintain, supply or transport the material. It
encompasses environmental considerations such as limits for maximum
exposure, human performance, habitability, and vulnerability.
Human Resources Provisions for handling personnel activities
HRES
associated with employment, compensation, and benefits.
Information Technology Provisions to support those technologies,
INFT
including computing resources, telecommunications, and software, (except
for classifier procedures) associated with information management. This
area also includes activities associated with application portability,
graphical user interface, and document interchanges to support an open
systems environment.
Maintenance Provisions to maintain material conditions in a manner
MNTY
which supports safe and efficient operation. This area does not include the
requirements for performing specific activities, but does include the
identification of DOE and industry practices for the conduct of maintenance
activities.
Management Provisions to develop and maintain DOE programs, ensure
MGMT
adequate guidance and oversight for the implementation of these
programs, and maintain a commitment of resources to perform the
required program functions. Management systems establish programs that
are typically applicable to all organizations at the facility, site or activity.
A-2


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