Type D Mishap Sample Clauses

Type D Mishap. A mishap consisting of personal injury requiring medical treatment of more than first aid but without any property damage or mission failure costing $1,000 or more but less than $25,000. (Personal occupational hearing loss in excess of 25 decibels in either ear is classified as an incident.) * Mishaps resulting in damage to aircraft, space hardware, or ground support equipment that meet these criteria are included, as are test failures in which the damage was unanticipated. Operations Analysis – This definition contains typical functions associated with the assessment of the current performance of the ground systems and the impacts of additional loading to those services as listed in the statement of work. These functions include: (a) End-to-end system performance monitoring, recommending appropriate changes to eliminate potential system bottlenecks and overloads; and short- term and long-term trend analysis. (b) Risk analysis and management. (c) Assessment of technical, schedule, and cost factors involved with the operation of systems. (d) Analysis and evaluation of tracking resource, spacecraft, and telecommunications parameters and recommending ground system configurations to improve link margins. (e) System operability and review of operation procedures, recommending or effecting changes to minimize data, voice, or video outages.
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