Safety Review Process: International Space Station Program (Revision F)
The International Space Station (ISS) Program has developed a safety review process to execute its responsibilities for the overall integrated safety of the ISS. This process will assess the design and operations of the ISS hardware/elements(including visiting vehicles during integrated ISS operations)and its ground support equipment in accordance with the applicable safety requirements as specified in Section2.0.
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