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SLAC Integrated Safety and Environmental Management System Description [pdf]
(primary SLAC ISEMS document)
About ISEMS:
SLAC uses the integrated safety
and environmental management system (ISEMS) to bring
safety and environment into work practices at all levels. Our core
Safety and Values document
shows our expectations for working safety at SLAC.
ISEMS applies these steps to our work:
About EMS (page describing the EMS portion of ISEMS)
What do you need to
do?
Need |
Where to Find Information about it |
Learn about
ISEMS |
The
SLAC ISEMS Description [pdf]
document is the primary guide to how this system is applied
here at SLAC.
Steps in ISEMS gives detailed
explanations of the steps and the guides we use to follow
them (called 'Core Functions' and 'Guiding Principles').
Relating to Other Programs shows how ISEMS ties in with
other programs such as JHAMS, STAs, and Performance
Evaluations.
About EMS describes the Environmental Management System
portion of ISEMS.
If you still have questions about ISEMS, check our
Frequently Asked Questions or email your question to the
ISEMS Program Manager. |
Taking ISEMS to meetings |
Use our Tools & Resources pages to get
copies of the SLAC ISEMS logos (in different sizes and
formats), download presentations that you can use slides
from, or print out your own copies of the posters and badges
that have been distributed at central safety meetings such
as the Annual Safety & Security Briefing. |
Working with Management |
A key component for Safety
Coordinators and managers is our Management Resources
section. Here you'll find Directorate Plans for ISEMS,
the Performance Measures that DOE uses to review us each
year, and the overview list of what industry standards apply
to which programs (Work Smart Standards). |
Working with the DOE |
Institutional
Components is a section that lists the key program
components in ISEMS, and keeps a record of current and historical
information about reviews of our ISEMS Program. |
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