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1.0 Program Management 1.2 Program Management Planning 1.2.4 Develop Program Safety Plan 1.2.4.2 Occupational Safety and Health
"Safety for the NASA workforce, because we owe it to our NASA workforce to provide them with a safe and healthful workplace."
Program managers, and all NASA management are responsible for the safety and health of employees. As stated in Chapter 2 of NPG 8715.1, NASA Safety and Health Handbook Occupational Safety and Health Programs w/Change 2:
"NASA Center Directors and the Associate Administrator for
Headquarters Operations have the responsibility to ensure that the NASA
occupational health and safety programs are effectively implemented and
operated at their Centers and Component Facilities."
Ultimately then, program and project managers are responsible for
supporting and promoting the Center Directors and SMA personnel in the
implementation of occupational safety and health for the facilities
where their program is performing work.
Guiding documents for NASA Occupational Safety and Health:
- NPD 8710.2C, NASA Safety and Health Program Policy. This document
lists NASA policy for safety and health and lists responsibilities from
the NASA Chief Medical Officer down to the Center Directors.
- NPD 1800.2A, NASA Occupational Health Program . This document
lists NASA's policy to promote and maintain the physical and mental
well-being of its employees. Responsibilities are listed from the NASA
Chief Health and Medical Officer down to NASA Supervisors.
- NPG 8715.1, NASA Safety and Health Handbook Occupational Safety and Health Programs w/Change 2. The purpose of this NPG is to provide details necessary to implement occupational safety and health regulations found in 29 CFR Part 1960, Basic Program Elements For Federal Employee Occupational Safety And Health Programs And Related Matters
. Responsibilities are listed from senior management down through NASA supervisors and employees.
- Chapter 6 (Operational Safety) of NPG 8715.3, NASA Safety Manual w/Change 2.
This chapter establishes safety procedures for NASA's operational
safety program and includes topics such as: motor vehicles, personal
protective equipment, lockout/tagout, pressure and vacuum systems,
electrical safety, hazardous materials and operations, lifting,
explosives, etc.
For the complete listing of Safety and Health related documents, refer to the Code Q, Office of Safety and Mission Assurance Safety and Mission Assurance SMA Documentation Tree for Safety and Health.
Additional Occupational Safety and Health References:
- NPD 8700.1C, NASA Policy for Safety and Mission Success
- 29 CFR Part 1960, Basic Program Elements For Federal Employee Occupational Safety And Health Programs And Related Matters
 PBMA Video Nuggets on This Subject: * Useful information and assistance before you view movies  | Project Safety Analysis Tool Video :: Transcript | Rick Vogel Industrial Hygienist, Office of Safety and Mission Assurance (LaRC) | | Video Running Time -- 1:22 |
 | Program Hazard Planning Video :: Transcript | Rick Vogel Industrial Hygienist, Office of Safety and Mission Assurance (LaRC) | | Video Running Time -- 1:24 |
 | 3 Myths About Workplace Safety Mishaps Video :: Transcript | John Casper Director, Safety, Reliability and Quality Assurance (JSC) | | Video Running Time -- 2:34 |
 | VPP Overview Video :: Transcript | Chuck Gibson Manager, Environmental Safety and Health, United Space Alliance (USA), Texas | | Video Running Time -- 1:51 |
 | Some Benefits from Implementing VPP Video :: Transcript | Chuck Gibson Manager, Environmental Safety and Health, United Space Alliance (USA), Texas | | Video Running Time -- 1:23 |
 | Occupational Safety Video :: Transcript | Sharla Ostrowski Project Lead, United Space Alliance
Corporate Environmental Safety and Health | | Video Running Time -- 0:50 |
 | Teamwork and Occupational Safety Video :: Transcript | Sharla Ostrowski Project Lead, United Space Alliance
Corporate Environmental Safety and Health | | Video Running Time -- 0:50 |
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