MDTL Refurbishment Working Procedures

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MDTL RefurbishmentWorking Procedures

• Jamie Blowers

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Items being addressed

• Independent Review report issue 7
• MDTL does not maintain formal spill cleanup or
  evacuation procedures. These should be developed
  for whatever location is allowed to perform these
  types of procedures
• The emergency response procedures are not part of
  this presentation, but the technical procedures
  identified in section 4 of Proposed Plan to
  Resume Use of HF are. The proposal to create
  these technical procedures arose from the lack of
  documented safety procedures.

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Motivation

• Primary motivation for having documented
  procedures is human safety.
• Documented procedures, along with the training,
  will help to ensure that everyone performing the
  work understands what is required of them.
• Documented procedures also serve as good training
  material.

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Strategy

• Start by identifying the different processes
  already being performed (e.g. BCP, EP).
• These were identified in section 4 of Proposed
  Plan to Resume Use of HF
• We chose to make them all self-contained, i.e.
  they include all the details (no pointers to
  speak of)
• This includes PPE, MSDSs, emergency responses,
  required training
• And of course, these are controlled documents

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Document Control

• The principle purpose of document control is to
  provide a mechanism for knowing which document is
  the most recent approved version (i.e. the
  latest and greatest).
• Document ID, Formal approvals
• Revision history
• This helps ensure human safety.

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Procedures/forms

• Complete
• Electro-polishing (OP-333841)
• Buffered Chemical Polishing (OP-333837)
• Etching for Microscopic Eval. (OP-333845)
• Acid Mixing (OP-333842)
• Acid Mixing Checklist (FM-333838)
• Acid Work Checklist (FM-333840)