Table 3-4. Matrix Criteria Used to Classify the Waste Stream Corrections Service Request | |||||||
Safety and Health Risk | Environmental Consequences | Security | Regulatory Compliance | Complexity | Importance to Laboratory Mission | Cost and Schedule Risk | |
| Management Level 1 (ML 1) (1) | Safety class items, as defined by DOE Order 6430.1A | Long-term irreversible damage to environment | Significant importance to Laboratory mission | ||||
| Management Level 2 (ML 2) (2) | Safety significant items for protection of workers Minor offsite impact | Temporary or minor damage to environment | Protection of Security Category I and II quantities of special nuclear materials | Potential non-compliance with statutory requirements without implementing appropriate controls | Very complex system(s) and/or operations | Moderate importance to Laboratory mission | Potential for a major impact to cost and/or schedule |
| Management Level 3 (ML 3) (3) | Systems important to safety Minimal offsite impact | Minimal damage to environment | Protection of Security Category III quantities of special nuclear materials | Potential non-compliance with project agreements, such as memoranda of understanding, without implementing appropriate controls | Moderately complex system and/or operations | Minor importance to Laboratory mission | Potential for a minor impact to cost and/or schedule |
| Management Level 4 (ML 4) (4) | Systems not important to safety | No environmental impact | Protection of Security Category IV or lower quantities of special nuclear materials | N/A | Simple system(s), no complex operations | No importance to Laboratory mission | No potential impact to cost and/or schedule |
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