Attachment_04_EnvironmentalProtection.pdf

This document is the Environmental Protection Guidelines for Contractors on Ship's Projects at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility, revised in September 2019. The guidelines outline comprehensive environmental compliance requirements for contractors working at the facility, covering areas such as regulations, safety, waste management, hazardous materials handling, clean water and air protocols, and specific operational procedures. Key requirements include maintaining proper documentation, obtaining necessary permits, implementing spill prevention measures, properly managing and disposing of various types of waste, using approved containers and storage methods, and ensuring personnel are trained in environmental protection practices specific to naval shipyard operations.

The document provides detailed instructions on handling materials like fluorescent tubes, PCBs, recyclables, gas cylinders, and equipment containing ozone-depleting substances, with strict guidelines for sampling, labeling, transportation, and disposal. Contractors must comply with federal, state, and local environmental regulations, notify appropriate personnel of any incidents, and take immediate corrective actions for spills or non-compliance. The guidelines emphasize the Navy's commitment to environmental leadership, requiring contractors to prevent damage to the environment, protect personnel safety, and maintain the highest standards of cleanliness and waste management during ship maintenance and repair projects.