
doi: 10.2172/273771
The Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory`s (LLNL) Laser Programs ES&H policy is established by the Associate Director for Laser Programs. This FMP is one component of that policy. Laser Programs personnel design, construct and operate research and development equipment located in various Livermore and Site 300 buildings. The Programs include a variety of activities, primarily laser research and development, inertial confinement fusion, isotope separation, and an increasing emphasis on materials processing, imaging systems, and signal analysis. This FMP is a formal statement of responsibilities and controls to assure operational activities are conducted without harm to employees, the general public, or the environment. This plan identifies the hazards associated with operating a large research and development facility and is a vehicle to control and mitigate those hazards. Hazards include, but are not limited to: laser beams, hazardous and radioactive materials, criticality, ionizing radiation or x rays, high-voltage electrical equipment, chemicals, and powered machinery.
Program Management, 29 Energy Planning And Policy, Lasers, Isotope Separation, Applied Studies, Inertial Confinement, Research Programs, 42 Engineering Not Included In Other Categories, 56 Biology And Medicine, Safety, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Program Management, 29 Energy Planning And Policy, Lasers, Isotope Separation, Applied Studies, Inertial Confinement, Research Programs, 42 Engineering Not Included In Other Categories, 56 Biology And Medicine, Safety, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
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