Safety, Health and Medical Services DivisionAmes Research Center

These slides do not contain a complete summary of the Draft RFP. Therefore, please refer to the Draft

RFP for all information.

David B. King, CIH

October 6, 2004

Ames Research Center

Our Mission

• To support all NASA and Ames’ missions by proactive implementation of both risk and compliance based mishap and injury prevention systems.

Areas of Support

• Primarily in support of NASA/Ames missions.

• Primarily at Ames Facilities/Projects

• Other sites– Crows Landing, CA– Other NASA Centers/Headquarters

Ames Research CenterSafety, Health and Medical Services Division

M iriam G lazer, M PHErgonom ics

EAP/W e llnessH azard Com mun ica t ion

Stan Ph ill ips , C IHIndus tria l Hygiene

H ealth Phys icsVP P

M ichae l H u let, MSO ccupational Safe ty

H eavy Equ ipm en t Sa fe tyFa ll Pro tec t ion

R alph Pe llig ra, MDH uman Resea rchC ontrolled D rugs

John Steen , PE , C SPF ire P rotec tion Eng.C ons truc tion Safe ty

C ente r Facility Safe ty

J im W ellerTra in ing M anager

Sa fe ty Accoun tabilityS tudent Safe ty

D av id K ing, C IH , CACD iv is ion Ch ief

Sa fety , H ea lth and Med ica l Se rvices

M ike D ud leyD irec tor

Sa fety , Env ironmen tal and M iss ion Assu rrance

Stan N ew berryC en ter Depu ty D irector

Primary Mission Areas

In d u s tria l H yg ien e H ea lth P h ys ics

O ccu p ation a l S a fe ty F ac ility S a fe ty

M ed ica l W e lln ess

Tra in in g E m erg en cy R esp on se

S afe ty, H ea lth an d M ed ica l S ervice D ivs ion

Ames Safety Principles

• Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility

• Safety is Vital to NASA Missions

• Risks can and will be Managed

• Injuries can be Prevented with Training, Preparation and Awareness

• Management is Accountable for Ensuring a Safe Work Environment

Safety, Health and Medical Services Division – QH

Customer Focus For 2004

• Customer Focus– One safety professional and one industrial hygienist has been

assigned to each Directorate. – Why? Want safety staff to focus on helping each customer with

their specific needs.• We want to ensure…

- Customers to know us on a first name basis- We provide consistent service- The safety staff know the customer’s facilities- We understand their mission - We want to help them achieve their mission

• We want to provide…- Specific training as needed- Custom assistance that ensures that external requirements are met

in tandem with mission requirements- Efficient and easy access to all safety and health services- Efficient turnaround time

  QH Contractor Staff (PAI)

  QH Civil Servant Staff

 

Directorate

Safety Industrial Hygiene Civil Servant Staff VPP Directorate Leaders

         

Code A Deborah Hunter, 43352

Gayle Frank, 46295 Michael Hulet, 40268

Phil Snyder, 44592

       

Code C Don Dains, 43276 Amy Johnson, 45986

Miriam Glazer, 45172

Randy Rodriguez, 43312

         

Code D Rob Clark, 41806 Ramsey Razik, 46946

David King, 41316 Rho Christensen, 42476

         

Code E Rob Clark, 41806 Ramsey Razik, 46946

Michael Hulet, 40268

Geoff Lee, 46406

         

Code H Don Dains, 43276 Ramsey Razik, 46946

Miriam Glazer, 45172

Carolina Blake, 40893

       

Code I Shawn Puma, 43971 Amy Johnson, 45986

Miriam Glazer, 45172

Paul Grams, 44011

         

Code J Shawn Puma, 43971 Danielle Prohaska, 43680

Michael Hulet, 40268

Randy Rodriguez, 43312

         

Code P Bill Bramble, 40922 Diana Harrington, 43787

John Steen, 45726

John Reed, 42950

         

Code Q Deborah Hunter, 43352

Amy Johnson, 45986

John Steen, 45726

Jim Weller, 42303

         

Code S Presley Millare, 40925

Jennifer Kapp, 46371

Stan Phillips, 43530

Bernadette Luna, 45250 and Joe Hanzel, 40265

Customer Service

Industrial Hygiene Programs

• Chemical Hygiene/Lab Safety

• Noise Exposure Monitoring

• Hearing Conservation

• Fixed Gas Detection

• Regulated Carcinogens

• Respiratory Protection

• Bloodborne Pathogens

• Biosafety

• Personal Protective Equipment

• Process System Safety

• Asbestos

• Lead

• Confined Space

• Ergonomics

• Chemical Exposure Monitoring

• Sanitation

• Laboratory Hood Systems

• Local Exhaust Systems

• Indoor Air Quality

• Hazard Communication

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IAQ Cases by Category

Other

Particulates

Temperature

Symptoms andOdorsOdors

Symptoms

Bacteria

Mold7

2

3

4

2

6

7

8

3

2

3

4

10

3

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• Nuclear Regulatory Commission License

• Radiation Safety Committee

• Semi Annual Radioisotope Inventory

• Leak Source Testing

• Receival Inspections

• Radioisotope Project Review and Approval

• Field Radiography Program (Center Wide)

• Radioactive Waste Disposal– Waste packaging and

storage facility

• X-Ray Equipment Inventory Semi Annual X-Ray Survey

• Filter Box Surveys

• Quarterly Lab Inspections

• Laboratory Decommissioning/Funding Authorization

• Employee Dosimetry

Health PhysicsIonizing Radiation

• Lasers

• Microwave Generators

• Radio Frequency

• EMF/ELF Surveys

• RF Surveys

• Microwave Surveys

Health PhysicsNon-Ionizing Radiation

• Non-ionizing Radiation Safety Committee