Attachment_4_EnvironmentalProtection.pdf

These are the Environmental Protection Guidelines for Contractors working on Ship's Projects at the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility, revised in September 2019. The document outlines comprehensive environmental compliance requirements for contractors, covering areas such as waste management, hazardous materials handling, clean water and air regulations, and specific operational guidelines. Key requirements include proper waste disposal, spill prevention and reporting, management of recyclable materials, and adherence to federal, state, and local environmental regulations.

Contractors must designate an Environmental Manager (EM) with at least 5 years of environmental experience who is responsible for ensuring compliance across multiple domains, including waste management, sampling procedures, training, and documentation. The guidelines mandate strict protocols for handling materials like fluorescent tubes, PCBs, refrigerants, and other potentially harmful substances, with specific requirements for storage, transportation, and disposal. Contractors must also complete environmental training through the ECATTS system, maintain detailed records, and immediately report any spills or environmental incidents to the Navy's designated points of contact.