Attachment 5 - Ingersol-Rand Cyclone System PM Tasking.xlsx

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DDSP Fire Truck, Apparatus, and Equipment Maintenance
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This document contains an attachment outlining preventative maintenance tasks for an Ingersoll-Rand/Cyclone air power system and Scott breathing apparatus, as well as information on a related federal contract opportunity on the Defense Logistics Agency Distribution's website. The attachment lists semi-annual and annual preventative maintenance tasks for the air power system including changing the compressor oil and filters, checking for leaks and wear, cleaning the oil cooler, and inspecting gauges and lamps. It also includes inspecting and certifying the breathing apparatus annually. The related solicitation is for a hybrid firm-fixed-price and time-and-materials contract to provide preventative and remedial maintenance services for fire trucks, equipment, and apparatus located at the Defense Logistics Agency Distribution in Susquehanna, Pennsylvania.

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Preventive Maintenance Task List
Equipment: Ingersoll-Rand/Cyclone Air Power System PTO Driven Category 2 Compressor Unit & Scott AP 17 SCBA Inspection and Certification (Qty 26)

Frequency

Semi-AnnualAnnual
Change compressor oilXX
Change compressor oil filterXX
Change compressor air intake filterXX
Check hoses for leaks and wearXX
Clean and inspect compressor oil coolerXX
Check lamps and gaugesXX
Clean scavenge orifice and related partsXX
Replace the oil separator elementXX
Check mounting/fastening hardwareXX
SCBA inspection and certificationX

Note: This is unlikely to occur, however if the unit is operated more than 500 hours in a six month/semi-annual period or operated in extreme conditions (very hot, cold, wet or dusty conditions) the unit will require more frequent preventive maintenance as determined by the Federal Fire Department.

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