DOE G 440.1-1B Chg 1 (Admin Chg), Worker Safety and Health Program for DOE (Including the National Nuclear Security Administration) Federal and Contractor Employees - Change Chart
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Section 1
DOE G 440.1‐1B Chg 1
3‐22‐2013
ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGE TO
DOE Guide 440.1‐1B, Worker Safety and Health Program for DOE (including the National
Nuclear Security Administration) Federal and Contractor Employees
Locations of Changes:
Page Paragraph Changed To
8 2.5.2
In general, any work authorized by
DOE and performed by a DOE
contractor is in furtherance of a
DOE mission. However, DOE control
may be more difficult to determine.
On the one hand, DOE may exert no
control over a DOE contractor’s
arrangement for space in which
case worker safety and health at
that location would not be within
the scope of 10 CFR 851. On the
other hand, DOE may establish
requirements for, and approve, a
lease before the DOE contractor
signs it in which case DOE exerts a
significant level of control over that
location and worker safety and
health at that location is therefore
within the scope of the Rule.
Contractor activities within leased
areas may not be within the scope
of this Rule because they are not
performing work in furtherance of a
DOE mission or under the control of
DOE.
In general, any work authorized by
DOE and performed by a DOE
contractor is in furtherance of a DOE
mission. However, DOE control may
be more difficult to determine. On
the one hand, DOE may exert no
control over a DOE contractor’s
arrangement for space in which case
worker safety and health at that
location would not be within the
scope of 10 CFR 851. On the other
hand, DOE may provide funds for, or
establish requirements for, and
approve, a lease before the DOE
contractor signs it in which case DOE
exerts a significant level of control
over that location and worker safety
and health at that location is
therefore within the scope of the
Rule. Contractor activities within
leased areas not funded by DOE may
not be within the scope of this Rule
because they are not performing
work in furtherance of a DOE mission
or under the control of DOE.