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Table 2. Typical Subject Matter Experts Available to Support HA Team Leader |
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|  DOE-HDBK-1163-2003
Selection of team members must include facility workers for facility- and task-level analysis, and
especially during activity hazards analysis (AHA). These individuals are a valuable source of
facility knowledge, particularly when facility-operating records are sparse or not available.
Additionally, workers bring skill-of-the-craft perspectives to activities such as AHA. Worker
input should be solicited regarding present facility configuration, hazard uncertainties, and
clarifications on facility history not available through facility documents.
Table 2. Typical Subject Matter Experts Available to Support HA Team Leader
Work and Hazard Characteristics
Subject Matter Expert Support
S
IH
RAD
ENG
ENV
FP
CRIT
X
X
The activity presents a potential to release a hazardous
substance to a space in a quantity sufficient to exceed IDLH
conditions (e.g., O2 deficiency, release of toxic gases).
X
X
X
The facility involves systems that contain flammable or
combustible gases at positive pressure.
X
X
X
Work involves uncharacterized or unknown chemical hazards
(abandoned equipment, unlabeled containers).
X
X
X
X
The work modifies or affects HVAC flow or local exhaust
systems used to control exposures to radiological substances
X
X
The work activity will involve or generate wastes
X
X
X
X
X
X
The work could potentially affect the capability of an
engineered safety feature or administrative control to prevent
or mitigate a criticality accident
Legend:
FP-Fire Protection
CRIT-Criticality Safety
IH-Industrial Hygiene
ENG-Engineering (system or discipline)
RAD-Radiological Control
ENV-Environmental Engineer/Scientist
S-Industrial Safety
NOTE: Workers should also be involved in hazard analysis activities. Also, medical surveillance staff help to ensure
worker protection through evaluation of worker health and potential impacts associated with workplace hazards.
Sources of Information on Multi-Disciplinary Teams:
DOE/EH-0506, Worker Involvement Lessons Learned and Good Practices from INEEL
Facility Disposition Activities
DOE/EH-0486, Integrating Safety and Health During Facility Disposition, with Lessons
Learned from PUREX
DOE/EH-413-0002, Facility Disposition: Principles for Accelerated Project
Management
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