Attachment 3 - OSHE Provisions.docx

Attachment (3) 12 January 2026

Attachment (3): Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Provisions V-22 MRO Line Installation

SECTION I - GENERAL SAFETY, HEALTH, AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

1. The Contractor, and its sub-contractors, shall comply with the provisions as set forth in the instructions of the U.S. Government (USG), Fleet Readiness Center Western Pacific (FRC WESTPAC), and USG Installation Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan (MCAS Iwakuni) in the performance of this contract as specified within its body, attachments, and references.

1.1. The Contractor shall be responsible for developing and maintaining a detailed Industrial Safety, Health, and Environmental Plan that includes:

1.1.1. Policy, organization, responsibilities, surveillance, enforcement, and training.

1.1.2. Fire protection/prevention and emergency response within the vicinity of existing PMI lines in operation. The contractor shall identify specific plans for fire protection/prevention along with coordination of activities with FRC WESTPAC and MCAS Iwakuni for response to emergencies to include fire, chemical spill, accident, terrorist threat, adverse weather, natural disaster, etc. This item includes joint participation with USG agencies in emergency response drills and training exercises.

1.1.3. Specific methods of compliance with the requirements of this document.

1.1.4. Compliance with applicable technical manual for each type, model, series aircraft.

2. The Contractor shall submit to the Procurement Contracting Officer (ACO), DCMA Safety Representative, and Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) a copy of their Industrial Safety, Health and Environmental (ISHE) plan for review prior to execution, when changed. The plan submitted shall be in English and provide a detailed description of the Contractor’s ISHE program.

3. In addition to the Mishap/Incident Reporting and Investigation requirements of DCMA, the Contractor shall comply with the following:

3.1. The Contractor shall report, within the prescribed timeline, identification/occurrence of any incident that meets the mishap criteria, to the DCMA Safety Representative and Integrated Product Team Lead (IPTL) Government representative by telephone. This includes hazardous material spill, occupational injury and/or illness(es) to contractor personnel, and/or damage to Government property as well as aircraft and/or explosive-related incidents.

3.2. The contractor shall submit a written investigation report detailing all available facts relating to each mishap case of material spill, personnel injury or damage to Government property to the DCMA Safety Representative and IPTL within the prescribed timeline.

4. The contractor shall promote a program of accident prevention, accept action items, provide safety expertise, implement changes as required, and address company mishaps for trend analysis and recommendations and operate as a focal point for ISHE within the company. These meetings shall be held on a regular basis (minimum quarterly per contract year).

SECTION II - INDUSTRIAL SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

1. The contractor shall document program specific plans for hazard control that ensures for compliance identified by specific standards within the following operations:

a) Lifting Devices and overhead cranes

b) Weight and Handling Equipment

c) Handling, Storing, and Transporting Compressed Gas Cylinders

d) Emergency Procedures During Severe Weather Conditions

e) Storage of Work Stands, Loose Aircraft Parts and Materials not Required for In-Progress Work

f) Handling, Storage and Use of Flammable Liquids

g) Housekeeping

h) Foreign Object Damage (FOD) Prevention

i) Welding

j) Fire Protection/Prevention

k) Personal Protective Equipment

l) Respiratory Protection

m) Lockout/Tagout (Energy Control)

n) Storage and Disposal of Hazardous Waste

o) Material Spills and Spill Response Procedures

p) Fall Protection

SECTION III - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

1. Fall Protection. In addition to general program requirements as specified in Section II, the contractor shall ensure that sufficient working stands are provided around the aircraft, in accordance with Government specifications, to preclude the exposure of personnel to Fall Hazards above four (4) feet in height during maintenance operations.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

The Contractor shall be responsible for compliance with all applicable portions of the documents listed below:

DCMA 8210.1D /

NAVAIRINST 3710.1 (Series) Contractor’s Flight and Ground Operations

NAVAIR 19-600-135-6-1

Preoperational Checklist Aircraft Hydraulic Jacks, All Types GLCA

NAVAIR 19-600-135-6-2

Periodic Maintenance Requirements Manuals Hydraulic Aircraft Jacks