Report Outlines Safety and Health Accomplishments (fwd)

[Jeff Pettigrew <jpettigrew@halnet.com>]

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FYI

Forwarded message from TQM/Quality mailing list concerning DOE/VPP/WIPP ,etc.

Jeff Pettigrew
jpettigrew@halnet.com

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>Date: Mon, 22 Apr 1996 16:31:43 -0400 (EDT)
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>Date: Mon, 22 Apr 1996 13:02:00 -0700 (MST)
>From: Sue Johns <JOHNSS@wipp.carlsbad.nm.us>
>To: quality@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU
>Subject: Report Outlines Safety and Health Accomplishments
>
>          To:  Multiple recipients of list Quality
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>          The 102-page 1995 Industrial Safety and Health Annual Performance
>          Report from the U.S. Department of Energy's Waste Isolation Pilot
>          Plant (WIPP) is available to you at no cost.  This annual report is
>          considered a model by organizations such as the Department of
>          Energy's Voluntary Protection Program (VPP).  As the first DOE VPP
>          Star Site, the WIPP has fulfilled Star Site responsibilities, and
>          this report will tell you how we did it.  It covers topics such as:
>
>               Significant achievements of 1995
>               Management commitment and employee involvement
>               Work-site analysis and hazard control
>               Industrial hygiene program review
>               Fire protection
>               Training
>               Motivation and awareness
>               Annual injury report
>               Management Safety Accountability Program status, with graphs
>
>          The Department of Energy's Carlsbad Area Office is preparing the
>          WIPP for a 1998 opening date.  Located 26 miles east of Carlsbad,
>          New Mexico, the WIPP is designed to demonstrate the safe, permanent
>          disposal of transuranic radioactive waste left from the research
>          and development of nuclear weapons.  Project facilities include
>          excavated rooms 2,150 feet below the earth's surface in a salt
>          formation that is about 225 million years old and 2,000 feet thick.
>
>          Stirred your interest?  For a free copy of the report, e-mail Sue
>          Johns at Johnss.@wipp.carlsbad.nm.us, or call Frank Burchardt at 1-
>          800-336-WIPP (9477).
>
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 Jeffrey S Pettigrew                    Voice: 713.496.8319         
 Radiation Safety Officer                 Fax: 713.496.8394
 Halliburton Energy Services
 PO Box 42800                
 Houston, TX 77242-8042                   jpettigrew@halnet.com
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