ENVIRONMENT OF CARE UTILITY SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT PLAN 1. Goal o. Emergency Clinical Procedures 2. Objectives p. Emergency Repairs 3. Scope q. Emergency Response 4. Responsibilities r. Wet Locations 5. Utility Systems of Performance s. Receptacles a. Utility Systems Management Plan t. Emergency Electrical b. Risk Assessments u. Inspections, Test, and Maintenance c. Risk Management Process Procedures d. Design and Installation of Utility v. Emergency Power Supply Systems Systems Gas and Vacuum Systems e. Technical Library x. Orientation and Annual Refresher f. Utility Systems Inventory Education and Training g. Preventive Maintenance Strategies y. Information Collection and h. Preventive Maintenance Intervals Evaluation System i. Cooling Towers Note: Additional Information on j. Ventilation Systems hazardous energy sources is k. Utility Systems Distribution available in the Hazardous Materials l. Labeling for Emergency Shutdown and Waste Management Plan Systems Disruption Note: Additional Compressed gas Procedures safety procedures are discussed in n. Shutting Down Malfunctioning the Hazardous Materials and Waste Systems Management Plan 1. Goal. This management plan describes the framework to manage risks associated with utility systems and to continuously improve program performance. The scope and objectives are consistent with the Command’s values, vision, and mission to provide quality healthcare to Soldiers, retirees, and their families, and to provide a safe and healthy workplace for all employees. 2. Objectives. The following objectives will ensure the physical safety of patients, visitors, and employees and prevent the loss of property— a. Effectively manage utility system risks through regulatory compliance and by using best industry practices b. Optimize resources by using efficient utility system processes and lifecycle management of equipment c. Improve employee performance through effective education and training d. Improve employee and patient satisfaction by providing a safe physical environment
ENVIRONMENT OF CARE UTILITY SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT PLAN 1. Goal 2. Objectives 3. Scope 4. Responsibilities 5. Utility Systems of Performance a. Utility Systems Management Plan b. Risk Assessments c. Risk Management Process d. Design and Installation of Utility Systems e. Technical Library f. Utility Systems Inventory g. Preventive Maintenance Strategies h. Preventive Maintenance Intervals i. Cooling Towers j. Ventilation Systems k. Utility Systems Distribution l. Labeling for Emergency Shutdown Systems Disruption Procedures n. Shutting Down Malfunctioning Systems o. Emergency Clinical Procedures p. Emergency Repairs q. Emergency Response r. Wet Locations s. Receptacles t. Emergency Electrical u. Inspections, Test, and Maintenance Procedures v. Emergency Power Supply Systems Gas and Vacuum Systems x. Orientation and Annual Refresher Education and Training y. Information Collection and Evaluation System Note: Additional Information on hazardous energy sources is available in the Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Plan Note: Additional Compressed gas safety procedures are discussed in the Hazardous Materials and Waste Management Plan 1. Goal. This management plan describes the framework to manage risks associated with utility systems and to continuously improve program performance. The scope and objectives are consistent with the Command’s values, vision, and mission to provide quality healthcare to Soldiers, retirees, and their families, and to provide a safe and healthy workplace for all employees. 2. Objectives. The following objectives will ensure the physical safety of patients, visitors, and employees and prevent the loss of property— a. Effectively manage utility system risks through regulatory compliance and by using best industry practices b. Optimize resources by using efficient utility system processes and lifecycle management of equipment c. Improve employee performance through effective education and training d. Improve employee and patient satisfaction by providing a safe physical environment