30.99.09.0206-Emergency Response Systems
30.99.09.0206-Emergency Response Systems
ORIGINATOR:
ESR/OSD
ADCO DOCUMENT No. 30.99.09.0206 Page 1 of 10
AIMS TASK No. 5.1.3 PROJECT No. AIMS REV. 0 DATE: 14.11.2007
REVISION RECORD
J Krol
0 14.11.2007 J Krol Core team ISM Issued for Implementation
In the example given, examples of the various aspects to be considered are given. In
practice, the text should be modified to reflect the actual intent for the specific
Emergency Response System under consideration.
Similar performance standards for other equipment types have been developed as a
part of the AIMS project, and these follow the same general principles as those
developed for Emergency Response Systems.
In the template, the sections to be filled in by the user are shown with GREEN text
indicating the format of the data to be entered.
2 OBJECTIVE
This document is a check-list that will establish a common basis between EMPD,
IMD, and Field Operations on what needs to be done to assure the integrity of the
Asset over the life-cycle. It may also be used by a third party to assess the Asset
integrity at any stage within this life-cycle. It is not, however, a replacement for either
Engineering Standards or for Project Engineering Specifications.
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
Identification of principal hazards being protected, for example:
Emergency Response Systems provide direct mitigation (lessening the effects) and provide essential functions to allow
safe escape and evacuation.
APPLICABLE STANDARDS
STANDARDS USED
DEVIATIONS
APPROVALS
Name Date Signature
Prepared by Name Date Signature
Checked by Name Date Signature
Approved by Name Date Signature
Rejected /
XXX.XXX dd/mm/yyy
Accepted
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