Tooling, rigging, and hoisting equipment used for handling nuclear explosives.

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15.

Nuclear explosive safety study personnel must have knowledge of threats such

as seismic disturbances, extreme weather, aircraft crash, external fires, and other

natural phenomena.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Describe the response of facilities to the design-basis seismic event and the

predicted response of facility-related equipment.

Describe the response of facilities to tornadoes, hurricanes, and flooding and the

predicted response of facility-related equipment.

Describe the response of facilities to aircraft crashes and the predicted response

of facility-related equipment.

Describe the response of facilities to external fires and the predicted response of

facility-related equipment.

16.

Nuclear explosive safety study personnel must have knowledge of tooling,

rigging, and hoisting equipment used for handling nuclear explosives.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Explain how the design of each of the following is important in minimizing or

eliminating the potential for mishandling nuclear explosives and preventing

accidents:

Tooling

Rigging equipment

Hoisting equipment

Interpret design drawings and technical specifications for the tooling, rigging, and

hoisting equipment used in handling nuclear explosives.

Identify the conditions that might disqualify slings and hoisting equipment for use in

handling nuclear explosives.

17.

Nuclear explosive safety study personnel must have knowledge of the control of

electrical equipment used in an NEA.

Supporting Knowledge and/or Skills

Discuss the various types of electrical equipment that may be present in an NEA

and the controls placed on them.

Discuss the approval process for master tester list testers and master equipment

list equipment used at the Pantex Plant.

Discuss DG 10001, Design Guide, Electrical Testers for Use with Nuclear

Explosives.