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The set of operational constraints that an organization must implement in its relevant mission activities to comply with environmental, safety, occupational health, legal, regulatory, policy, and performance requirements. The control requirements take the form of terms and conditions established by agreement among stakeholders of the activity and its effects. Stakeholders include representatives of the Department of Defense (DoD) organization owning the mission activity; the expected operator(s) of the mission activity; environment, safety, and occupational health (ESOH) organizations that support the relevant mission; agencies that issue permits authorizing the mission activities; and interested members of the public. A documented terms and conditions agreement might be a process authorization, permit, license, exemption, explosives safety site plan and management decision, operating exception, or modification to operating procedures. Environment, safety, and occupational health controls can modify the Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership and education, Personnel, and Facilities (DOTMLPF) of mission activities. They may also affect standard operating procedures, specify safety requirements, detail experience levels and training requirements, prescribe monitoring and reporting requirements, or specify other required activities. |