Safety Assessment Program definition
Safety Assessment Program or “SAP” shall mean the California OES program that provides professional engineers and architects and certified building inspectors to assist local governments in safety evaluation of their built environment in the aftermath of disaster.
Safety Assessment Program means a plan prepared by the registrant to address protection and safety for radiation practices within the facility and includes, but is not limited to, consideration of the design, construction, and operation of therapeutic radiation machines and related facilities and equipment as they pertain to normal and potential exposure. It also includes consideration of management systems and procedures to safely handle therapeutic radiation machines, to operate equipment, to monitor radiation protection, to implement a quality assurance program, and to handle emergencies.
Safety Assessment Program means a plan prepared by the licensee/registrant to address protection
Examples of Safety Assessment Program in a sentence
The Coordinator should be a person who during a disaster would be authorized to request Safety Assessment Program (“SAP”) resources.
As an approved Safety Assessment Program Trainer for CalOES and a national presenter for FEMA, Sudi has deep relationships with FEMA personnel.
The Safety Assessment Program (SAP) provides professional evaluators (volunteers) and mutual aid resources to local governments, to determine use and occupancy of homes, buildings and infrastructure.