Getting the right environment, safety, and health data to the people who need it. Formalize the information management function within the Office of Environment, Safety and Health. Continuously improve the management of Office of Environment, Safety and Health information. More customers use Office of Environment, Safety and Health information systems to identify lessons learned and track trends. Increased number of information systems integrated into a single standard Office architecture with increased analytical capabilities.
Annual surveys indicate increased customer satisfaction.
We have a process that encourages managers to use the National Environmental Policy Act in decision-making, builds public trust, and minimizes the cost and time for document preparation and review with no reduction in quality. Quality environmental analyses that give timely information to policy makers. Implement National Environmental Policy Act contract reforms that provide incentives for quality and timely performance, subject contractors to regular performance appraisals, and encourage innovative contracting approaches. Delegate approval authority for environmental assessments to Heads of Field organizations to encourage project managers and decision-makers to take ownership of the National Environmental Policy Act process. B. Internal reviews of draft environmental assessments and environmental impact statements will be concurrent rather than sequential.