A Program Manager's handbook for system safety and Military Standard 882B
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The Program Manager's role in the acquisition of new weapon systems encompass many disciplines, some of which he may have little, if any, training or experience in handling. One of these areas, which until recent years has received little attention, is System Safety Engineering. this thesis is an attempt, in handbook form, to introduce the Program Manager to the System Safety Process and provide basic guidance in the application of MIL STD 882B, the governing Department of Defense directive on system safety program requirements.
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