Attachment_4_EnvironmentalProtection.pdf

These Environmental Protection Guidelines outline mandatory environmental compliance requirements for contractors working on ship projects at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility, revised in September 2019. The document provides comprehensive instructions for contractors regarding environmental regulations, waste management, hazardous materials handling, clean water and air protocols, and specific operational requirements. Key requirements include maintaining proper waste disposal procedures, implementing spill prevention measures, complying with federal and state environmental regulations, properly managing hazardous materials, and ensuring personnel are trained in environmental protection protocols.

Contractors must follow detailed guidelines across multiple areas, such as dry dock operations, painting procedures, equipment maintenance, and waste handling. Specific obligations include obtaining necessary permits, conducting environmental inspections, managing different types of waste streams, controlling storm water runoff, preventing environmental contamination, and reporting any spills or releases immediately. The guidelines mandate contractors to work closely with the PHNSY&IMF Environmental Division (Code 106.3), submit required documentation, maintain proper documentation, and ensure all personnel are trained in environmental compliance. Contractors are responsible for all disposal costs and must take immediate corrective actions for any environmental violations.