Documented operating procedures for the dam and flow control 2.4 equipment under normal, unusual and emergency conditions exist, are consistent with the OMS Manual and are followed Operation Critical discharge facilities are able to operate under all expected 2.5 conditions. Flow control equipment are tested and are capable of operating a. as required. Normal and standby sources, as well as local and remote b. controls, are tested. Testing is on a defined schedule and test results are documented c. and reviewed. Management of debris and ice is carried out to ensure operability d. of discharge facilities 2.6 Operating procedures take into account: a. Outflow from upstream dams b. Reservoir levels and rates of drawdown c. Reservoir control and discharge during an emergency d. Reliable flood forecasting information e. Operator safety Maintenance The particular maintenance needs of critical components or subsystems, such as flow control systems, power supply, backup 2.7 power, civil structures, drainage, public safety and security measures and communications and other infrastructure have been identified Maintenance procedures are documented and followed to ensure 2.8 that the dam remains in a safe and operational condition Maintenance activities are prioritized and carried out with due 2.9 consideration to the consequences of failure, public safety and security Surveillance
2.4 Documented operating procedures for the dam and flow control equipment under normal, unusual and emergency conditions exist, are consistent with the OMS Manual and are followed Operation 2.5 Critical discharge facilities are able to operate under all expected conditions. a. Flow control equipment are tested and are capable of operating as required. b. Normal and standby sources, as well as local and remote controls, are tested. c. Testing is on a defined schedule and test results are documented and reviewed. d. Management of debris and ice is carried out to ensure operability of discharge facilities 2.6 Operating procedures take into account: a. Outflow from upstream dams b. Reservoir levels and rates of drawdown c. Reservoir control and discharge during an emergency d. Reliable flood forecasting information e. Operator safety Maintenance 2.7 The particular maintenance needs of critical components or subsystems, such as flow control systems, power supply, backup power, civil structures, drainage, public safety and security measures and communications and other infrastructure have been identified 2.8 Maintenance procedures are documented and followed to ensure that the dam remains in a safe and operational condition 2.9 Maintenance activities are prioritized and carried out with due consideration to the consequences of failure, public safety and security Surveillance