SSP 50191, NASA/ESA BILATERAL SAFETY AND PRODUCT ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS - INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION - BASELINE (31 DEC 1997)

SSP 50191, NASA/ESA BILATERAL SAFETY AND PRODUCT ASSURANCE REQUIREMENTS - INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION - BASELINE (31 DEC 1997)., The NASA/ESA Bilateral Safety and Product Assurance Requirements document is a joint National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and European Space Agency (ESA) document which describes all safety and product assurance requirements applicable to the ESA. The contents of this document are derived from JESA 30000, section 9, Revision A, November 1993: NASA/STA Space Station Freedom Joint Program Definition and Requirements Document (JPDRD); Safety and Product Assurance Requirements, and SSP 30000, section 9, Revision F, September 1993; Space Station Program Definition and Requirements, section 9: Product Assurance Requirements. The NASA/ESA Bilateral Safety and Product Assurance Requirements document is controlled after approval signatures, by the NASA Space Station Program Director and the ESA Program Manager. Both NASA and ESA herein mutually agree that the execution of this document is necessary for the effective and safe integration of the ESA Elements into the International Space Station.