Attachment4_Environmental_Protection_Guidelines_for_Contractors_at_PHNSY_and_IMF.pdf

This is an environmental protection guidelines document for contractors working on ship projects at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY&IMF), revised September 2019. The document outlines comprehensive requirements for environmental compliance, waste management, and pollution prevention that contractors must follow.

The guidelines cover numerous environmental aspects including: hazardous materials management requiring Safety Data Sheets and proper storage; spill prevention and reporting procedures with 15-minute notification requirements; waste management protocols for hazardous and non-regulated waste; dry dock controls with strict regulations on discharges and cleaning methods; air quality compliance for painting and surface coating operations; and specific requirements for managing refrigerants, PCBs, and recyclable materials. Key personnel requirements include appointing an Environmental Manager with 5 years of experience, completing environmental compliance training through ECATTS system, and maintaining proper documentation. The document also details specific procedures for waste water management, hydroblasting operations, and the handling of materials like lead paint, chromates, and cadmium-plated items, with strict limitations on their use.