This chapter lists and explains the intent of typical OE elements (with SHE aspects), e.g., leadership, asset integrity, emergency management and incident investigation, reliability and efficiency, product stewardship, continuous improvement, etc.
The process of ratification stalled after the United States Senate voted in 1999 to reject the treaty, claiming that it was not verifiable and citing the need for "stockpile stewardship" to assure the reliability of American weapons.
We have no need to test nuclear weapons because computer technology under the Stockpile Stewardship program monitors their safety and reliability.
Maintaining the reliability of the weapons -- something the industry calls "stockpile stewardship" -- requires a massive, and expensive, scientific effort.
California Water Plan (2013) recognizes that this approach has multiple land-water benefits, including improving the water supply reliability, protecting water quality, increasing flood protection, and promoting environmental stewardship (California Department of Water Resources 2012).
The laboratories, including Livermore in California and Los Alamos National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratory in New Mexico, are responsible for certifying to the president the safety and reliability of the nation's nuclear weapons under a Department of Energy program known as stockpile stewardship, run by the National Nuclear Security Administration.
"It's about stewardship".
And responding to scientific doubts about the stewardship program, Tucker Eskew, a spokesman for Mr. Bush, said, "As president, George W. Bush would of course want to hear from our nation's experts about the status and reliability of our nuclear stockpile".
Under his stewardship the company has thrived.
Foster a stewardship mindset.
