As a minimum, perform the following subtasks and include subtask products in the EEMP:
- a. Identify Government agencies and contracts that will include EES personnel to assist in organizing and executing environmental engineering tasks. Include list in EEMP.
- b. Include in the EEMP the environmental engineering tasks listed below. Note that Tasks 402, 403, and 404 comprise the Environmental Test and Evaluation Master Plan (ETEMP) that provides fundamental input to the ICD and CDD and detailed input to the TEMP (see Part One, Figure 1-1, and 4.1.2.4).
- (1) Task 402 - Life Cycle Environmental Profile (LCEP)
- (2) Task 403 - Operational Environment Documentation (OED)
- (3) Task 404 - Environmental Issues/Criteria List (EICL)
- (4) Task 405 - Detailed Environmental Test Plans (DETP)
- (5) Task 406 - Environmental Test Report (ETR)
- (6) Other program-specific tasks as appropriate
- c. Provide risk assessments for any tasks that are eliminated or curtailed, and for alternatives to testing actual hardware or prototypes. For example, if using an analytical procedure, acceptance by similarity to another system, coupon samples or simulations is used in lieu of testing actual systems or prototypes, explain the cost savings, other benefits, and risks to system effectiveness/safety. Because the EEMP is a living document, it may be changed at any time to accommodate such alternatives.
- d. Develop schedules, milestones, and personnel requirements needed to accomplish these tasks.
- e. Identify lines of communication among the specific developer and acquisition agency organizational elements responsible for environmental engineering.
- f. Develop methods/schedules for monitoring, assessing, reporting government and contractor progress on tasks; updating task products (e.g., profiles and plans), and for implementing corrective actions for problems in developing and executing the EEMP, and include them in EEMP.