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Document ID:   ITOP-5.1.060       Scroll down to access document images

Overview
Title:  GE/US International Test Operations Procedure (ITOP) 05-1-060A Identification of Hazards For Operators and Maintainers of Surface Launched Weapons
Scope:  This ITOP provides guidance for identifying and evaluating hazards associated with operations and maintenance of ground launched military weapon systems. The purpose of this ITOP is to provide uniform requirements and criteria for performing system safety analysis of materiel. Each test program must be designed to ensure that pertinent safety specifications and criteria are verified and to identify unknown hazards or unsafe procedures that may have been designed into the system. Testing will provide determination or assessment of personnel and equipment hazards in the system and associated operation and maintenance hazards. Pertinent data from all tests will be used to provide a basis for identifying hazards of the materiel.
Status:  Active Promulgation Date:  22-SEP-2011      
Doc Category:   International Test Operations Procedure  

Responsibilities
 Treaty Organization:    Other
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Lead Agent:  TE   Army Test and Evaluation Command (ATEC)  


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lock Base Document D10-JUN-200555556.5 KB

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