Maintenance Supervisors are responsible

DOE-STD-1064-94

3.3.3

Maintenance Supervisors are responsible for:

scheduling craft activities to correct previously identified deficiencies

3.3.3.1

that may lead to seasonal hazard problems, which prevent proper

system/equipment operation in extreme (high/low) temperature

conditions;

3.3.3.2

maintaining a "crew call-in list" for maintenance crews to respond to

specific seasonal hazard related problems;

for accomplishing scheduled Preventive Maintenance (PM) job

3.3.3.3

requests, repairs and/or modifications to correct deficiencies that may

lead to seasonal hazard problems, which prevent proper

system/equipment operation in extreme (high/low) temperature

conditions;

inspecting the on-going job sites for loose materials and debris which

3.3.3.4

may become missiles in a strong wind and secure them to the

maximum extent possible;

ensuring freestanding materials or objects in staging/laydown areas have

3.3.3.5

been tied and anchored or moved inside buildings to the maximum

extent practical;

ensuring adequate foul weather gear, tools, and equipment are

3.3.3.6

available for use in the applicable seasonal hazard;

3.3.3.7

regularly evaluating emergency diesel generators, uninterruptable

power supplies, and plant battery banks to ensure operability when

severe weather conditions are expected.