Assess, define, and mitigate risks from natural phenomena hazards with a structured, standards-based approach. Discover a model-driven framework for applying DoD and DOE hazard criteria to ensure safety, resilience, and compliance across systems and facilities.
Hazard Standards are established guidelines and criteria used to evaluate and design systems, structures, and facilities to withstand natural phenomena hazards such as earthquakes, extreme winds, floods, and other environmental risks.
What Hazard Standards Do
Hazard Standards help organizations identify and mitigate risks associated with natural events. They generally include:
Hazard characterization: Defining site-specific environmental risks, including seismic, meteorological, and hydrological conditions.
Design criteria development: Establishing performance requirements to ensure systems and structures can withstand identified hazards.
Risk-informed decision making: Supporting engineering and program decisions based on quantified hazard impacts and safety considerations.
Compliance and safety assurance: Ensuring alignment with federal safety standards and reducing risks to personnel, assets, and missions.
Where You Might See Hazard Standards?
Facility and infrastructure design for DoD and DOE programs
Safety and risk assessments for critical systems
Engineering and environmental analysis activities
Specification Templates Included
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Provides criteria for evaluating and characterizing site-specific natural phenomena hazards to support risk-informed design and safety of DoD facilities and systems.
Defines design and evaluation requirements to ensure structures, systems, and components can withstand natural phenomena hazards such as earthquakes, wind, and flooding.
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