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National Office Week in Review: Feb. 17, 2016

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o NATCA will also be awarding the He lping Hearts award at CFS 2016. The award will go to the facility that h as the highest percentage of train ed AED r esponders at the end of 2015. o POC: Mike Odryna • OSHA Committee Webinar: o Environmental t esting in FAA b uildings: o This month's topic: Water Quality and Mold o Scheduled for February 25th at 1 pm EST. o To register, click o n this link: https://form.jotform.com/60386359288166 • Hearing Conservation Program (HCP) AVS/AIR: o Working on signing an MOU with the agency to define a working relationship for NATCA to work with AIR t o develop a hearing conservation program. o POC: Mike Collins, Mike Odryna, Domi nic Petrelli, and Nicole Vitale • OSHA6000 Training for OSHECCOM: o OSHA has taken the OSHA 6000 onlin e class off - line for updating. OSHA6000 training is a requirement to be accompli shed within six months of being appointed to an OSHECCOM. OSHA states their revised class will not be a vailable until the end of 2016. In the meantime, EOSH Service is looking for funding for several face - to - face OSHA6000 classes. If they find funding, the re will be several c lasses throughout the country. If not, the National OSHECCOM may meet to address the issue and agree on a solution. o POC: Mike Odryna, Domin ic Petrelli, and Larry Trottini • Current Facility issues being worked by the committee. FAY: Fumes ILM: Mold/IAQ SAT: Mold/IAQ FAI: Mold/IAQ FNT: Odors LAX/MIDO: OHSA I nspection/ C itations Alaska FSS: Housing SEA: Pipe Break BOI: Elevator Reliability as second means of egress ACK: Snow and Ice GRR: Odor ORH: Water Leak BGM: Water Leak PNS: Water L eak PHX: Elevator Reliability CID: Asbestos WEATHER: Matt Tucker (ZTL) represents the membership as the Wea ther Article 48 Representative. Mr. Tucker's report for this week is below. • Weather and Radar Processor (WARP) • The upgrade for WARP entered fact ory acceptance testing the beginning of February at Harris down in Melbourne. There have been a number of trouble tickets that have been opened so far, non e of them show stoppers. Part of the testing will be a full test of the WARP failover process that was hig hlighted as a hazard during the SRMP for the WARP upgrade to ERAM. This test will show how Harris will failover from either the ZTL site or the ZLC site. The process in a real failure will be need - based , so the first center that would be restored would be t he one that has the most weather impact at the time of the failure and then the process would continue until all site s are back up on the operational node. This is a major change to the configuration of WARP , so the failover test is critical for

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