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[Team Name] (e.g. ESH) Team Lead

Team Members Name – Organization

Feedback on Proposed Matrix Change Environmental, Safety, and Health Team Assessment of proposed changes Value added: Yes or No Acceptable as is: Yes or No If No; What needs to change General Comments/ Observations Recommended Actions

Feedback on Proposed Matrix Change MRL 1-3 Additional Criteria Team Assessment of proposed additional criteria Value added: Yes or No If Yes, Provide changes General Comments/ Observations Recommended Actions

Summary Workshop value Team assessment of ESH Matrix change Changes needed Team assessment of ESH Matrix change Team assessment of MRL 1-3 Matrix Change Other comments

Below are Slides for your Team Use those that you need Discard those you don’t

MRLWG Proposal Changes Sub-Thread D.4 - Special Handling Changes/Comments H.2 - Facilities MRL 1   MRL 2 Initial evaluation of potential regulatory requirements and special handling concerns. MRL 3 List of hazardous materials identified and alternatives evaluated. Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, applied in the lab with established disposal procedures. Special handling concerns assessed. Specialized facility requirements/needs identified. MRL 4 List of hazardous materials updated and alternatives assessed. Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, applied in the lab and disposal procedures evaluated. Special handling requirements identified and analyzed. Availability of manufacturing facilities for prototype development and production evaluated as part of AoA. Human Factors & Ergonomics /Safety requirements identified and assessed for manufacturing personnel.

MRLWG Proposal Changes Sub-Thread D.4 - Special Handling Changes/Comments H.2 - Facilities MRL 5 Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, applied in production relevant environment. Special handling requirement gaps identified. New special handling processes demonstrated in lab environment. Waste stream (disposal/recycle) analysis initiated. Manufacturing facilities identified and plans developed to produce prototypes. Human Factors & Ergonomics /Safety requirements identified and assessed for manufacturing personnel. MRL 6 Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, applied in production relevant environment. Plans to address special handling requirement gaps complete. Manufacturing assessed for material storage and waste handling risks. Manufacturing facilities identified and plans developed to produce pilot line build. Human Factors & Ergonomics /Safety requirements verified in a production relevant environment for manufacturing personnel. MRL 7 Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, applied in production representative environment. Special handling procedures developed and annotated on work instructions for pilot line. Hazardous material storage and disposal plan in place for the pilot line. Manufacturing facilities identified and plans developed to produce LRIP build. Human Factors & Ergonomics /Safety practices validated in a production relevant environment for manufacturing personnel.

MRLWG Proposal Changes Sub-Thread D.4 - Special Handling Changes/Comments H.2 - Facilities MRL 8 Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, applied in pilot line environment. Special handling procedures demonstrated in EMD or Technology Insertion Programs. Special handling issues pose no significant risk for LRIP. All work instructions contain special handling provisions as required. Hazardous material storage and disposal plan evaluated and in place for LRIP. Pilot line facilities demonstrated. Manufacturing facilities adequate to begin LRIP. Plans in place to support transition to FRP. Workplace safety is adequate. Human Factors & Ergonomics /Safety practices demonstrated on a pilot line for manufacturing personnel. MRL 9 Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, applied in LRIP environment. Special handling and hazardous material storage and disposal procedures demonstrated in LRIP. Special handling and hazardous material storage and disposal issues pose no significant risk for FRP. Manufacturing facilities in place and demonstrated in LRIP. Capacity plans adequate to support FRP. Human Factors & Ergonomics /Safety practices demonstrated in LRIP for manufacturing personnel. MRL 10 Special handling procedures, including environmental, safety, and health, effectively implemented in FRP. Production facilities in place and capacity demonstrated to meet maximum FRP requirements. Human Factors & Ergonomics /Safety requirements demonstrated in FRP and updated for manufacturing personnel.

Industry Thread Changes Sub-Thread J.1 - Materials J.2 - Infrastructure J.3 - Administrative Comments MRL 1 Are Documented Safety Data Sheet (SDS) available for known raw materials?   MRL 2 Are Safety Data Sheets (SDS) evaluations for compatibility and segregation requirements initiated? MRL 3 Have all materials been assessed for EHS risks?-…..specifically have you checked out alternatives and how they can impact the life cycle (womb to tomb) of the product? MRL 4 Has the EHS representative and Value Stream evaluated reuse/recycle of material stream in house and at the supplier? Please make changes to the criteria in red!

Industry Thread Changes Sub-Thread J.1 - Materials J.2 - Infrastructure J.3 - Administrative Comments MRL 5 Has the waste stream analysis been initiated and have reuse/recycle projects been initiated for all materials capable of recycle? Have EHS (special medical /ergonomic requirements, alternate energy) issues been assessed for preferred manufacturing process? Has initial safety risk assessment (SRA) been completed for preferred manufacturing process? MRL 6 Have manufacturing sites' EHS function assessed material storage and waste handling issues? Have manufacturing sites' EHS function assessed ergonomic issues? Has safety risk assessment (SRA) for equipment used in preferred manufacturing process been updated? MRL 7 Have manufacturing sites' EHS function assessed hazardous materials and applied for all required permits? Has the ergonomics needs for workstations and operators been addressed? Has safety risk assessment (SRA) been completed and associated risk mitigation strategies established? Please make changes to the criteria in red!

Industry Thread Changes Sub-Thread J.1 - Materials J.2 - Infrastructure J.3 - Administrative Comments MRL 8 Have manufacturing sites' EHS function established hazardous materials disposal requirements? Have manufacturing sites' EHS function refined all IH/toxicology and ergonomic requirements for production? Have safety risk assessment (SRA) issues been mitigated and EHS training program established? MRL 9 Have manufacturing sites' EHS function established hazardous materials storage and disposal requirements? Has the SRA been completed including the installation of safety engineering/isolation systems? Asbestos HP02, Floor Sealers & Coatings EP04, Safety Showers& Eyewash Station SP11, Evacuation & Refuge Plan MRL 10 Have the waste stream analysis projects been completed for all materials capable of reuse or recycle? Has material storage and disposal process been validated to plant procedures and permits? Has the required PPE been verified that it can withstand production and fits all employees properly? Has the EHS training been completed? Please make changes to the criteria in red!

Alternative Proposal Sub-Thread MRL 1 MRL 2 MRL 3 MRL 4 D.4 - Special Handling Changes/Comments MRL 1   MRL 2 Initial evaluation of potential regulatory requirements and special handling concerns. MRL 3 List of hazardous materials identified. Special handling procedures applied in the lab with established disposal procedures. Special handling concerns assessed. MRL 4 List of hazardous materials updated . Special handling procedures applied in the lab and disposal procedures evaluated. Special handling requirements identified and analyzed.

Alternative Proposal Sub-Thread MRL 5 MRL 6 MRL 7 D.4 - Special Handling Changes/Comments MRL 5 Special handling procedures applied in production relevant environment. Special handling requirement gaps identified. New special handling processes demonstrated in lab environment. MRL 6 Special handling procedures, applied in production relevant environment. Plans to address special handling requirement gaps complete. Manufacturing assessed for material storage and waste handling risks. MRL 7 Special handling proceduresh, applied in production representative environment. Special handling procedures developed and annotated on work instructions for pilot line. Hazardous material storage and disposal plan in place for the pilot line.

Alternative Proposal Sub-Thread D.4 - Special Handling Changes/Comments MRL 8 Special handling procedureshandling procedures demonstrated in EMD or Technology Insertion Programs. Special handling issues pose no significant risk for LRIP. All work instructions contain special handling provisions as required. Hazardous material storage and disposal plan evaluated and in place for LRIP. MRL 9 Special handling procedures, applied in LRIP environment. Special handling and hazardous material storage and disposal procedures demonstrated in LRIP. Special handling and hazardous material storage and disposal issues pose no significant risk for FRP. MRL 10 Special handling procedureseffectively implemented in FRP.