
Given the urgency of the wars we are in, the daunting global security
environment we will inhabit for decades to come, and our country's economic
problems, we simply cannot afford to move ahead with business as usual.
—Secretary of Defense Robert Gates
Hazardous Materials Process Controls and Information Management Requirements Document
Operations & Sustainment Portion of the Installations and Weapon Systems Lifecycle
The first phase of the hazardous materials (hazmat) business process reengineering (BPR) focused on reengineering hazardous materials management in operation and sustainment activities across DoD, specifically directed at hazardous process authorization and supporting product hazard data. This document presents the technical requirements resulting from Phase 1 of the BPR. These technical requirements define the initial DoD business process and core ESOH data requirements for hazardous material control in the operations and sustainment stage of installations and weapon system's lifecycle activities. The BPR-developed business process is entitled, "Product Hazard Data (PHD) Process (Sustainment)". This business process gathers data that defines, in detail, the hazardous material-related mission activity, and the characteristics of the associated hazardous materials to support an ESOH risk assessment and development of ESOH controls.
Review the Hazmat Phase 1 Requirements Document Approval Memorandum (PDF, 292KB)
Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Figures
Executive Summary
Overview
What is the needed capability?
What is the current capability?
What is the capability gap?
What will eliminate the gap?
Appendices
Appendix A: Hazardous Materials Product Hazard Data Process (Sustainment)
Appendix B: Product Hazard Data (PHD) Process - Operational Business Rules
Appendix C: Product Hazard Data (PHD) Data Elements
Appendix D: Product Hazard Data (PHD) Logical Data Model
- TAB A: PHD Logical Data Model View - Material Components and Ingredients
- Figure 2: PHD Logical Data Model View - Material Components and Ingredients (PDF, 26KB)
- TAB B: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Names, Families, and Other Groupings
- Figure 3: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Names, Families, and Other Groupings (PDF, 24KB)
- TAB C: PHD Logical Data Model View - Physical and Chemical Properties
- Figure 4: PHD Logical Data Model View - Physical and Chemical Properties (PDF, 34KB)
- TAB D: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Health and Environmental Hazards
- Figure 5: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Health and Environmental Hazards (PDF, 32KB)
- TAB E: PHD Logical Data Model View - Material Hazards
- Figure 6: PHD Logical Data Model View - Material Hazards (PDF, 19KB)
- TAB F: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Exposure Limits and Studies
- Figure 7: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Exposure Limits and Studies (PDF, 17KB)
- TAB G: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Reactions
- Figure 8: PHD Logical Data Model View - Substance Reactions (PDF, 19KB)
- TAB H: PHD Logical Data Model View - Product and Company Identification
- Figure 9: PHD Logical Data Model View - Product and Company Identification (PDF, 22KB)
- TAB I: PHD Logical Data Model Entities and Entity Descriptions
- Table 4: PHD logical data model entities and entity descriptions
- TAB J: PHD Logical Data Model Entities and Attributes
- Table 5: PHD logical data model entity name, attribute name, attribute description
Appendix E: Hazardous Process Authorization (HPA) Logical Data Model
Appendix F: Hazardous Material Logical Data Model Integration Points into the BEA
Appendix G: Data Elements Not Yet Included in the Logical Data Model
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