QTP4B071-1 governs Air Force bioenvironmental engineering training for occupational and environmental health program activities.
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It covers conceptual site models, exposure pathway evaluations, TIC/TIM vulnerability assessments, and DOEHRS input review. It requires completion of specified task steps, data collection, scenario analysis, and risk assessment activities.
During the analysis phase, the TIC/TIM VA information may need to be treated as classified information because the information gathered is evaluated to determine their potential impact to the base. And once a document identifies vulnerabilities or concerns associated with a specific US military site, it will be classified as CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET. (paragraph 2)
BE personnel may use DOEHRS to create reports for risk communication to commanders and supervisors. (paragraph 1)
DOEHRS provides personnel the capability to perform Quality Assurance (QA) reviews. (paragraph 2)
Personnel must first be added to a shop, then to processes, and finally grouped into SEGs. To execute the IH function properly, people must ultimately be associated to shops and processes. Active management of personnel within the DOEHRS application is necessary to ensure exposures are adequately documented for all assigned personnel. (paragraph 3)
A hazard within DOEHRS is the existence of a completed pathway of exposure to a stressor that has the ability or potential to cause harm. DOEHRS facilitates the completion of a health risk assessment for all identified hazards to determine whether a hazardous or unacceptable condition exists. (paragraph 4)