Verification and Implementation of Operations Safety Controls for Flight Missions
NASA NTRS · Presentation · 20100031154 · Published 2019-07-12 · Johnson Space Center · 3 authors
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Abstract
Approximately eleven years ago, the International Space Station launched the first module from Russia, the Functional Cargo Block (FGB). Safety and Mission Assurance (S&MA) Operations (Ops) Engineers played an integral part in that endeavor by executing strict flight product verification as well as continued staffing of S&MA's console in the Mission Evaluation Room (MER) for that flight mission. How were these engineers able to conduct such a complicated task? They conducted it based on product verification that consisted of ensuring that safety requirements were adequately contained in all flight products that affected crew safety. S&MA Ops engineers apply both systems engineering and project management principles in order to gain a appropriate level of technical knowledge necessary to perform thorough reviews which cover the subsystem(s) affected. They also ensured that mission priorities were carried out with a great detail and success.
Authors
- Jones, Cheryl L. Science Applications International Corp.
- Smalls, James R. Science Applications International Corp.
- Carrier, Alicia S. Science Applications International Corp.
Citation
Jones, Cheryl L., Smalls, James R., Carrier, Alicia S. (2019). Verification and Implementation of Operations Safety Controls for Flight Missions. Johnson Space Center. NASA NTRS ID 20100031154. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20100031154 ↗