NASA MSFC STD 1800 : 2008

1.0 SCOPE
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Applicability and Exclusions
1.3 Tailoring
2.0 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
3.0 DEFINITIONS
4.0 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
4.1 ESD Control Program
4.2 Test Program
    4.2.1 Test Program Results
4.3 ESD Training Program
    4.3.1 ESD Training Documentation
4.4 Quality Requirements
    4.4.1 Inspection Responsibility
    4.4.2 Internal Quality Records
    4.4.3 Documentation
    4.4.4 ESD Testing
4.5 Safety Requirements
    4.5.1 Training
    4.5.2 Documentation
4.6 Audits and Reviews
    4.6.1 Internal Audits
    4.6.2 Government Audits
    4.6.3 Design Reviews
    4.6.4 Program Reviews
4.7 MSFC On-site Operations
    4.7.1 MSFC Personnel and on-site contractors
    4.7.2 Verification
    4.7.3 Document Approvals
4.8 Prime Contractor control
4.9 Subcontractor Control
5.0 DETAILED REQUIREMENTS
5.1 Handling, Shipping, and Storage Requirements
    5.1.1 Shipping Container Design
5.2 Operational Controls
5.3 Solid Propellant
    5.3.1 Analysis and Tests
    5.3.2 Solid Rocket Motors
    5.3.3 Solid Rocket Assessment
    5.3.4 Hazard Analysis
    5.3.5 Grounding and Bonding
5.4 Liquid Propellant
    5.4.1 Design Requirements
    5.4.2 Hazard Analysis
    5.4.3 Grounding and Bonding
    5.4.4 Loading
    5,4.5 Storage Tanks
    5.4.6 Ullage Gases
    5.4.7 Composites
5.5 Explosive Devices
    5.5.1 Testing
    5.5.2 Lead Azide and Lead Styphnate
    5.5.3 Grounding and Bonding
    5.5.4 Storage and Shipment
    5.5.5 Operating Precautions
APPENDICES
A APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
B ESD TERMS AND DEFINITIONS
C ESD TRAINING GUIDELINES

Establishes requirements for the development of appropriate control measures to provide protection against personnel injury, property damage, and/or mission degradation due to the discharge of electrostatic energy (ESE) and subsequent initiation of propellant or explosive devices (ordnance).