1. Charter for the CEBAF Necessary and Sufficient Standards Development Process, page 7 of the "Jefferson Laboratory Work Smart Standards Documentation", August 22, 1996. See Also: Contract Requirements for TJNAF Fire Safety .
2. For a discussion of Fire Hazard Analysis methodologies, see "Fire Hazard Analysis" by R. W. Bukowski, NFPA Fire Protection Handbook, Eighteenth Edition (1997), pg 11-70 to 11-77.
8. A risk estimate or calculation is not classically a part of a Fire Hazards Analysis; however, since the goal of this analysis is to minimize overall risk in the categories listed in See Also: Executive Summary , it is appropriate to identify the relative probabilities of each fire scenario in order to ensure that the most likely fires are mitigated.
9. "Fire Risk Analysis, " John R. Hall, Jr., in NFPA Fire Protection Handbook, Eighteenth Edition (1997).
10. See also See Also: Jefferson Lab Hot Work Program
11. Some of these cables are rated CL2; others, purchased early in the project, are not marked with a fire rating.
17. This process was formerly known as the "Necessary and Sufficient Standards" development process, now referred to as "Work Smart Standards." The Jefferson Lab committee which carried out this work received the "Hammer Award" f rom U. S. vice-president Al Gore in 1997 for their efforts.
18. Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory "Report on Full Scale Horizontal Cable Tray Fire Tests", 1988, pg. 15-17.