Temporary Facilities

DOE-STD-1067-94

Laydown-and-staging area responsibilities should be designated, to limit access

to accountable individuals as a means to ensure the following:

ALARA control

regulatory program compliance

environmental compliance (i.e., herbicide/insecticide/pesticide, RCRA,

etc.)

carcinogen control

use control (controlled staging of materials) security constraints

item integrity maintenance

c) Temporary Facilities

Temporary facilities should be planned, constructed, identified, and

coordinated with affected organizations to satisfy short-term special

applications such as the following:

uncleared entry into special areas for contracted services

contamination control (.ALARA) during major maintenance activities

satellite shop to support construction/modification/alteration activities

containment of contaminated products/waste

office space for visitors, construction support, and high-activity periods

Planning and coordinating temporary facilities with other facility groups, such

as radiological protection and operations, result in more efficient use of space.

Necessary services, such as lighting, electric power, compressed air, water, and

environmental controls should be provided at temporary support facilities.

ALARA should be considered when designing and locating temporary

facilities. Glove boxes or temporary containments should be considered for

work on contaminated equipment to prevent airborne contamination or the

spread of contamination. Major temporary facilities should be controlled

through the facility's design-change programs to ensure that additional facilities

and services, such as electric power, compressed air, and water

requirements, do not overload the installed facility systems.