Attch-5-Previous_Completed_Finalized_Building_Reports-TE-D.pdf

Visual Inspections:

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 466 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the conduit must be metallic and grounded.

● DOD 6055.09-M, V2.E3.6.2

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-26.b

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a positive means of support?

● NFPA 780, 4.10

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-19.e

Yes

Down conductors must be protected from physical damage for a distance of 6 ft. above grade?

● NFPA 780, 4.9.11

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.8

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than 8 in.?

● NFPA 780, 4.9.5

● DA PAM 385-64, Table 17-4

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the facility?

● DOD 6055.09-M, V2.E3.6

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-26.d

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

Nearest overhead (OH) powerline approximate distance is 50 feet or greater from structure?

● DOD 6055.09-M, V2.E3.5

● DA PAM 385-64, 8.13

Ground ring electrode installed around protected structure?

● NFPA 780, 8.4.1

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-25

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Ground ring electrode sized to Class II material requirements?

● NFPA 780, 8.4.3

● DA PAM 382-64, 17-25

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Unknown

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

N/A

Metallic access doors and doorframes are bonded to the ground ring electrode?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.5.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.4

N/A

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of the structure?

● NFPA 780, 8.8.1

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.e.

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

Metallic masses within the sideflash distance are bonded to the LPS grounding?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.2

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.b.(1)

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 466 NOTES

Electrical Tests

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Any deviations from the standard procedures should be documented accordingly.

General Recommendations.

Items identified by visual inspection and/or test that ought to be repaired:

Test Point Description

(e.g. S.W. corner rod, BLDG 103)

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

C1 0.033 Ohms

C2 0.026

C3 0.017

C4 Lo.01

C5 Lo.01

C6 0.021

C7 0.017

C8 Lo.01

C9 Lo.01

C10 Lo.01

G3 10.62 Ohms

G2 7.62 Ohms

G1 100+ Ohms

Air terminal 9 is missing and should be replaced.

Ground 1 down lead need repair. Either the ground rod should be replaced or it needs to be re-terminated.

Overall the system passes inspection.

Front View Building (Photo)

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 467 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Yes

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the ammunition facility?

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Yes

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 467 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Downlead E 117 Ohms

Air terminal 7 to full system 0.57 Ohms

Front Right Corner 10.8 Ohms

Downlead A 0.36 Ohms

Downlead F 0.31 Ohms

8-C 0.59 Ohms

8-D 0.58

Downlead D 10.8 Ohms

Downlead C 11.8 Ohms

Downlead B 5.8 Ohms

Downlead E (by front door) needs to be repaired. It can either get a new ground rod or be reterminated to the existing one depending on what the connection looks like underground.

Building 467

Cable leading to downlead with poor reading.

466 and 467 Combined

Building 467

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1148 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

No

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the facility?

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Yes

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1148 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Perimeter Rim 4.79 Ohms

Back Left Corner 0.83 Ohms

Back Right Cornner 0.31 Ohms

Lower Roof Loop 4.72 Ohms

Left Downlead 0.88 Ohms

Front Left Corner 2.66 Ohms

Front Right Corner 2.62 Ohms

Right Downlead 0.81 Ohms

System is in good condition and passes inspection.

Building 1148

1148 Isometric

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1149 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes These were hanging loose in several areas but we repaired them.

Yes After our repairs.

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the facility?

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Yes

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

N/A

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1149 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

SE Corner 0.98 Ohms

SE 2 1.0 Ohms

SE 3 1.03 Ohms

SW2 0.97 Ohms

SW Corner 0.97 Ohms

NE Corner 0.82 Ohms

NE2 0.78 Ohms

NE3 0.82 Ohms

17 0.95 Ohms

12 0.96 Ohms

9 0.96 Ohms

6 0.96 Ohms

2 0.95 Ohms

62 0.98 Ohms

Lower roof East to West 6.85 Ohms

Upper roof point to point 4.25 Ohms

Roof vent 1 4.49 Ohms

Roof vent 2 5..08 Ohms

Southern slope had several loose connectors resulting in downed air terminals and cable hanging off of the roof. These connections were re-attached and tightened and the air terminals were repaired.

Air Terminal #16 needs to be replaced.

The LPS passes inspection.

Building 1149

Loose roof connectors that were corrected.

Building 1149 Top

Legend:

Numbers (1-95) correspond to air terminals.

Red indicates a component needing repair.

Building 1149 Top View with More Detail

Numbers (96-114) correspond to additional air terminals. This diagram shows a zoomed in section of the roof.

Building 1149 Isometric Diagrams

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1150 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Yes

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the ammunition

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Unknown

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

N/A

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1150 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing Point to point

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Front left vent to right back stack 5.02 Ohms

Back left vent to front right stack 4.97 Ohms

Back right vent to front left stack 5.15 Ohms

Ground position 3 0.80 Ohms

Ground position 6 0.80 Ohms

Ground position 9 0.79 Ohms

Ground position 17 0,81 Ohms

Ground position 20 0.77 Ohms

Position 25 0.76 Ohms

Position 28 0.77 Ohms

Position 60 Top 0.80 Ohms

Top of roof 4.93 Ohms

Top of roof center 4.09 Ohms

Point to point lower section 4.09 Ohms

Roof vent missing connector near air terminal 20.

Cable was disconnected from roof panel ridges in several places. We reconnected the connectors and tightened them back up.

One air terminal was broken and should be replaced on the back/center of building. (41)

Air terminal 104 is disconnected on roof vent and needs a new cable.

Building 1150

Broken air terminal (41). Air Terminal (104) is disconnected.

Building 1150 Isometric Diagram

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Inspection Criteria BLDG 1155 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Yes

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the ammunition

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Yes

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

Yes

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1155 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Bottom Loop 4.70 Ohms

Middle Loop 2.63 Ohms

Right Loop 2.54 Ohms

Left Loop 2.54 Ohms

Left Down Conductor 2.55 Ohms

Air Terminal 13 is missing and should be replaced.

System is good overall and passes inspection.

Building 1155

Building 1155 Top

Numbers (1-35) correspond to air terminals.

Red indicates a component needing repair.

Building 1155 Isometric Diagram

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG1156 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Yes

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the ammunition

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Unknown

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG1156 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Top Loop 4.88 Ohms

Bottom Loop 4.98 Ohms

G3 2.47 Ohms

G4 2.57 Ohms

G2 2.49 Ohms

G5 2.63 Ohms

G6 2.62 Ohms

G1 2.54 Ohms

G1-G6 4.72 Ohms

G2-G5 4.68 Ohms

G3-G4 4.64 Ohms

System is good and passes inspection.

Building 1156

1156 Top

Legend:

Numbers (1-20) correspond to air terminals.

Letters (A-F) correspond to ground leads.

Red indicates a component needing repair.

Building 1156 Isometric Diagram

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1157 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

No

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the facility?

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Unknown

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1157 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Loop A 5.23 Ohms

Loop B 5.26 Ohms

Loop C 5.21 Ohms

Loop D 5.21 Ohms

Loop E 5.24 Ohms

G1-G5 4.80 Ohms

G1 2.71 Ohms

G2 2.75 Ohms

G3 2.72 Ohms

G4 2.85 Ohms

G5 2.82 Ohms

G6 2.68 Ohms

System is in good condition and passes inspection.

Building 1157

Building 1157 Top

Numbers (1-18) correspond to air terminals.

Letters (A-F) correspond with groundleads.

Building 1157 Isometric Diagram

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 472 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Yes

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the ammunition

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Unknown

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 472 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Position 1-7 0.27 Ohms

Down lead E Open Line (fail)

Roof vent 2 Air Terminal Broken

Roof vent 1 0.01 Ohms

Roof vent 3 1.1 Ohms

Roof vent 4 0.39 Ohms

Roof vent 5 Missing Air Terminal (Open line)

Down lead C 6.9 Ohms

Vent 6 (Damaged vent falling down) Open Line (fail)

Ground lead B 6.8 Ohms

Vent 6 to lower back 1.0 Ohms

South West corner down lead 1.0 Ohms

Ground resistance 0.93 Ohms

Roof vent 9 Missing connection (Open line)

Air Terminal 5 is missing and should be replaced.

Air Terminal on the chimney (Vent 2) is disconnected and should be reattached.

Ground 1 position failed reading and should be re-terminated.

Roof vent 9 is not connected and needs to be tied into the system.

This system has too many faulty parts and fails its LPS inspection.

Building 472

Building 472

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Inspection Criteria 1149 Sunshade

NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Yes

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the ammunition

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

unknown

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

Yes

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

N/A

Inspection Criteria 1149 Sunshade

NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

NE Corner 1.14 Ohms

SE Corner (M) 1.32 Ohms

L 6.05 Ohms

K 1.15 Ohms

J 1.13 Ohms

I 1..15 Ohms

H 1.14 Ohms

G 1.14 Ohms

A 1.15 Ohms

B 1.14 Ohms

D 1.27 Ohms

E 1.18 Ohms

F 1.15 Ohms

Building 1149 Sunshade

Building 1149 Sunshade Top

Numbers (1-36) correspond to air terminals.

Letters (a-v) correspond to ground leads.

Building 1149 Sunshade Isometric diagram.

Ensure that any anomalies are documented with accompanying pictures and/or supporting documentation to facilitate the quality assurance and validation process.

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1151 NOTES

Power, data and communication lines are installed in a conduit and run underground at least 50 ft. before entering the facility? If the conduit is above grade before entry to the facility; the above grade portion of the

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.1

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-7.2

Yes

Down conductors (if present on the inspected facility) must be secured every 3 feet or be provided with a

Yes

Main conductor bends shall not form an angle of less than 90 degrees, and not have a radius of bend less than

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.5

Yes

Above ground metallic utility lines are bonded to the structural steel or LPS before entering the ammunition

● AFMAN 91-201, 5.23.5

● AFI 32-1065, 15.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.3

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

● AFI 32-1065, A4.1.15

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-5.1

Yes

Railroad tracks (if applicable) are bonded to the LPS system?

● NFPA 780, 8.5.7

● DA PAM 385-64, 17-22.f

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.1

Yes

Metallic fences are grounded if located within 6 ft. of protected structure or bonded to the grounding system of

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6.3.2

● NAVSEA OP 5, 6-6

Yes

Facilities with perimeters larger than 300ft of structural steel not used for air terminals must use a mast or catenary type LPS?

AFI 32-1065, 14.5

N/A

Air terminals exceeding 24 in. in height shall require additional structural support?

NFPA 780, 4.6.2.2.2

Inspection Criteria BLDG 1151 NOTES

Given the variability of structures and construction techniques across different locations, test techniques for evaluating lightning protection systems will be determined on a case-by-case basis. The head-end structure should be chosen to conduct some or all of the listed tests to assess the integrity of the existing lightning protection systems.

Bond Testing

(Recommended < 200mOhms)

Clamp-on Test

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

3-Point Fall Off Potential

(Recommended < 25 Ohms)

Points 17-21 0.87 Ohms

Points 16-17 2.65 Ohms

Points 12-16 2.65 Ohms

Points 9-12 0.88 Ohms

Point 7 0.89 Ohms

Point 1 0.88 Ohms

Upper loop 4.79 Ohms

Lower loop 4.79 Ohms

Building 1151

Building 1151 Top

Numbers (1-38) correspond to air terminals.

Building 1151 Isometric Diagram