 Describe in your own words the role and implementation of Material Control and Accountancy in the context of nuclear safeguards. Describe in your own words the purpose, use, and implementation of Key Measurement Points (KMP) and Material Balance Areas (MBA). Describe in your own words the use of Destructive and Non-Destructive Analyses and Containment and Surveillance in the context of safeguards. Compare the different approaches and describe the benefits and shortcomings of each. Describe in your own words the terms Inventory Difference (ID – U.S. DOE) or Material Unaccounted for (MUF –IAEA) in the context of nuclear safeguards and how it relates to Material Control and Accountancy. What is the impact of uncertainty?As with any paper, you should end with a short summary of key points or conclusions. A sufficient exploration of the topic might yield a paper between 1200 and 1800 words.Cite all sources in the body of the paper and include a list of complete references. Some references are included on Blackboard. Utilize the materials provided in the course and find at least two additional reference using the library (electronic resources available through the library are acceptable/encouraged such as the open literature).Rubric for essay and short answer questions with points assessed for or related to: Is the answer typed and written in a professional and grammatically correct manner? If the answer is “no” thenthe grade is zero automatically since the problem can’t be graded as given in the exam instructions. If the answeris “yes”, then continue grading. If the answer is determined to be plagiarized, then the grade is zero points assessed. Does the response address each of the key concepts identified for this problem? Correct explanation and exploration of the topic assigned Use and citation of sources provided in the course and additional required source(s) Grammar and readability Overall content and format including following directions in the assignment and any additions or clarificationsmade via Blackboard. Is the answer free of conceptual errors?Remember: In accordance with the syllabus, 75% of the grade for this assignment is based on performance related to the assignment. The other 25% is for the self-assessment to come afterward.

As a local Industrial Hygienist, you have been contracted to re-establish a necessary inhabitable work environment to remediate the Arkema Chemical Plant following the recession of the waters from Hurricane Harvey and the fire. Write a plan that includes guidance for safe entry and clean-up procedures for all recovery workers. The plan should include a hazard assessment for the most critical items or operations that can cause acute or chronic health effects, illnesses, or diseases. This contract requires that the Industrial Hygienist remain on-site during the remediation process; however, the plan should answer the bulk of the team's questions before arriving at the site. ** Remember - the team will be conducting remediation of debris, chemical, etc. after the recession of the floodwaters caused by Hurricane Harvey.** Do not limit yourself to these resources - these are here to get you started. ABC News - Massive, massive cleanup' in store for Houston after Hurricane Harvey U.S. Chemical Safety Board - Arkema Inc. Chemical Plant Fire Youtube Video Watch Video Fire at Arkema chemical plant in Texas Duration: 5:46 User: n/a - Added: 8/31/17 In the report, ensure the following areas are covered: Recommendations and Guidance Industrial Hygiene Concerns Biologicals Physical Chemical Calculate the warehouse atmosphere Ergonomic Safety Concerns Team Considerations Hazardous Material Concerns Monitoring Concerns Personal Protective Equipment Requirements Cite all regulations and standards that are tied to recommendations within the plan. For example, if there is a recommendation to use outriggers, cite "OSHA 29 CFR 1926.959(b)"; or if there is a recommendation from a NIOSH publication regarding abrasive blasting, and the need for respiratory protection, cite "HEW Publication No. (NIOSH) 74-104 (1974)" in the plan next to the recommendation.