All measures needed to fulfill safety objectives such as weapon design, procedures, command and control, human reliability, operational techniques, and safety controls. An expression of the risk associated with a hazard that combines the hazard severity and accident probability into a single Arabic numeral as described in AR 385-16 and this regulation. Safety controls Mandatory, procedural safeguards approved by the Secretary of the Army and determined to be necessary per safety studies and reviews. Safety controls ensure maximum safety of chemical agents throughout the life of the chemical weapon. Controls will be consistent with operational requirements.
Safety objectives Criteria for comparing and judging measures for adequacy.
Safety objectives incorporate the safest measures consistent with operational requirements. Self-aid Administration of a chemical agent antidote to oneself upon experiencing early symptoms of chemical agent poisoning. Source emissions All intentional, uncontrolled releases of chemical agents to include stack emissions. Waivers must be renewed every year, but in no event will a waiver be extended for more than a total period of 5 years. Section III Special abbreviations and terms This publication uses the following abbreviations, brevity codes, and acronyms not contained in AR 310-50.