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Performance Tasks

Section J: Attachment C.7.1

SECTION J

EQUIPMENT INVENTORY

Building #5

EQUIPMENT TASK ORDER LIST

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

AIR HANDLER UNIT Monthly PM components for Air Handling unit, 3 tons through 24 tons

1. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

2. Check controls and unit for proper operation, replace any failed or failing component (such as damper actuator and or cooling/hot water valves etc.).

3. Check for unusual noise and vibration.

4. Check tension, condition, alignment of belts and adjust/replace if necessary.

5. Check coils, evaporator drain pan, blower, motor and drain piping, as required.

6. Lubricate shaft and motor bearings (as applicable) in accordance with the unit’s operating instruction folder.

7. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

8. Render an external inspection of the motor to assure the unit is clean, ventilation openings are free of obstructions, and no damage has occurred.

9. Rotate the shaft to check for roughness in bearings or interference between rotating and stationary parts.

10. (Return Side & Supply Side) visually check magnehelic gauges, when pressure drops in 1 inch WG, change air filters.

11. Verify damper blades fully open and close, repair/replace when necessary.

12. Visually inspect HEPA filters and report findings to Contracting Officer.

13. Visually inspect Box filters. Report findings to Contracting Officer

14. Inspect exterior piping and valves for leaks; tighten connections as required.

15. Clean area around equipment.

16. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

AIR HANDLER UNIT Quarterly PM components for Air Handling unit, 3 tons through 24 tons

Do the Monthly’s and include the following

1. Replace air filters on Air Handlers #1, 2, 7, 9 and 12.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

AIR HANDLER UNIT SEMI-Annual PM components for Air Handling unit, 3 tons through 24 tons

Do the Monthly’s & Quarterly’s and include the following.

VARIABLE FREQUENCY DRIVE, (VFD)

1. Open/close VFD control access.

2. Check electrical connections with infra-red sensor and tighten to include replacement of any failed components when necessary.

3. Check cabinet cooling fans for proper operation and repair/replace when applicable.

4. Remove cover and clean with brush, compressed air and vacuum.

5. Clean interior and exterior of unit.

6. Check fuses for proper voltage and replace when necessary.

7. Ensure cover is properly re-installed and all screws in place.

8. Check disconnect switch for proper operation after reinstalling cover.

9. Check system for proper operation.

10. Inspect air handler fans operation, wiring for damage.

11. Clean enclosure out by vacuum and/or utilizing compressed air.

12. Inspect Electrical wiring for damage and make any necessary repairs.

13. Check fan bearing and grease line connections.

14. Check motor bracket bolt and bearing set screw and torque both in accordance to manufactures set point.

15. Align fan motor sheaves.

16. Inspect Heating and Chilled water coils for dirt build-up, and report finding.

17. Inspect and clean drain pans.

18. Check Damper & Linkages for proper operation and repair/replace when necessary.

19. Blow down Hot & Chill water strainers.

20. Replace Motor belts in accordance to manufactures requirements’ on Air

21. Handlers #1, 2, 7, 9 and 12.

22. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record & report findings.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

AIR HANDLER UNIT Annual PM components for Air Handling unit, 3 tons through 24 tons

Do the Monthly’s, Quarterly & Semi-Annually and include the following.

1. Rotate the fan and check for obstructions in the fan housing. Adjust the center if necessary and tighten wheel set screw to

2. Check condition of gasket and insulation around unit door and dampers repair/replace when necessary.

3. Clean Heating and Chilled water coils, with an FLETC Approved coil cleaner.

4. Inspect the unit casing for corrosion & report findings.

5. Clean the fan wheels and fan shaft.

6. Inspect and clean drain pans.

7. Set screws and blade adjustments as required.

8. Clean but (Do Not Lubricate) the nylon damper rod bushing.

9. Replace Return and Supply Motor belts in accordance to manufactures requirements’ on Air Handlers #3A, 3B, 4A, 4B, 5A, 5B, 6A, 6B, 8A, 8B, 10A, 10B, 11A and 11B.

10. Perform Megger testing of motors windings to insure satisfactory insulation resistance and record and report findings.

BOILER Monthly PM Components for boiler, hot water, oil fired

1. Check fuel lines and connections for damage.

2. Check main flame failure protection and main flame detention scanner and repair/replace when necessary.

3. Check operation of safety control switches (i.e., hot water temperature limit, High/Low switches, etc.) and repair/replace when necessary.

4. Check operation and condition of safety pressure relief valve and replace when necessary.

5. Check operation of boiler low water cut off devices and replace when necessary.

6. Check hot water pressure gauges for proper operation and replace when necessary.

7. Check fuel Day Tank, Oil pumps for leaks and proper operation.

8. Clean area around boiler.

9. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

BOILER Quarterly PM Components for boiler, hot water, oil fired.

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Check for proper operational response of burner to thermostat controls.

2. Check and lubricate burner and blower motors if applicable.

3. Check the main flame failure protection and main flame detection scanner on boiler equipped with spark ignition (oil burner).

4. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

BOILER Annual PM Components for boiler, hot water, oil fired.

Do the Monthly’s & Quarterly’s and include the following.

1. Remove Burner assembly, replace nozzle and clean diffuser and replace when necessary

2. Replace Fire Eye and ensure proper operation and replace when necessary.

3. Replace Electrodes ensure proper settings & check for proper operations.

4. Test Transformer for proper voltage.

5. Change oil filters.

6. Adjust Air Mixture and perform diagnostics testing with proper instruments for proper operation and record & provide readings with reports.

7. Remove complete boiler breaching and clean firebox with brush and vacuum.

8. Brush and Vacuum boiler flue pipe, damper and exhaust stacks.

9. Check combustion chamber for air or gas leaks.

10. Check electrical wiring to burner controls and blower.

11. Check boiler operation through complete cycle, up to 30 minutes.

12. Fill out maintenance checklist and provide diagnostics testing results with report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Chiller Monthly PM components for chiller, reciprocating, air cooled, over 25 tons

1. Check unit for proper operation, excessive noise or vibration.

2. Run system diagnostics test.

3. Check oil level in sight glass of lead compressor only, add oil as necessary.

4. Check liquid line sight glass, oil, refrigerant pressures and add as necessary.

5. Inspect plumbing and valves for leaks, adjust as necessary.

6. Clean chiller and surrounding area.

7. Visual inspection of gauges, leaking valves, change in running condition & unusual noise repair/replace when necessary..

8. Check condenser coils for debris, clean is necessary.

9. Check proper operation of condenser fans motors and replace when necessary

10. Observe liquid line sight glass on EXV for bubbles if found check sub-cooling

(should never be less than 4 degrees f.) add refrigerant.

11. Test and record sub-cooling temperature.

12. Check UCM pressure for evaporator condenser and intermediate oil.

13. Fill out maintenance checklist and provide diagnostics testing results with report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Chiller Semi Annual PM components for chiller, reciprocating, air cooled, over 25 tons

Do the Monthly’s, and include the following;

1. Check oil sump oil level while unit is off.

2. Perform test on compressor oil to determine moisture content and acid levels and report findings.

3. Perform a leak test to check operating and safety controls.

4. Inspect electrical components for deficiencies and report findings.

5. Inspect all plumbing and valves, components for leakage.

6. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Chiller Annual PM Components for chiller, reciprocating, air cooled, over 25 tons

Do the Monthly’s & Semi-Annually and include the following;

1. Check superheat and sub cooling temperatures & record findings.

2. Check contactors, sensors and mechanical safety limits and replace when necessary.

3. Check electrical wiring, components and connections, by using an infrared detector, tighten loose connections and inspect for any damage repair/replace when necessary.

4. Clean intake side of condenser coils, fans and intake screens.

5. Inspect fan(s) or blower(s) for bent blades of imbalance and replace when necessary.

6. Lubricate shaft bearings and motor bearings as required & wipe excess grease if applicable.

7. Check evaporator and condenser for corrosion.

8. Clean out all inline strainers.

9. Clean condenser coil with an FLETC approved coil cleaner

10. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

VAV Boxes Monthly PM Components for VAV boxes

1. Open/close VAV control box access and repair/replace when necessary.

2. Check that pneumatic tubing/electrical connections are in place and tight.

3. Tighten arm on motor output shaft, if applicable.

4. Check fan motor for proper operation and replace when necessary.

5. Check damper for proper operation and replace when necessary.

6. Visual inspection of condensate pan and clean as necessary.

7. Check filter

8. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

VAV Boxes Semi Annual PM Components for VAV boxes

Do Monthly’s and include the following.

1. Cycle actuator while watching for proper operation and repair/replace when necessary.

2. Check coil for debris.

3. Replace filter if applicable.

4. Lubricate actuator linkage and damper blade pivot points.

5. Blow down strainer if applicable.

6. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

VAV Boxes Annual PM Components for VAV boxes

Do the Monthly & Semi-Annually and include the following;

1. Clean coil

2. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

HOT WATER HEAT Monthly PM Components for Hot Water Heat Pump

PUMPS

1. Visual inspection of gauges, leaks and changes in running condition & unusual noise.

2. Grease motor bearings.

3. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

4. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record & report findings.

5. Blow down strainer if applicable.

6. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

HOT WATER HEAT Semi-ANNUAL PM Components for Hot Water Heat Pump

PUMPS

Do the Monthly and include the following;

1. Perform PM on VFD’S; Open/close VFD control access.

2. Check electrical connections with infra-red sensor and tighten to include replacement of any failed components when necessary.

3. Check cabinet cooling fans for proper operation and replace if applicable.

4. Remove cover and clean with brush, compressed air and vacuum.

5. Clean interior and exterior of unit.

6. Check fuses for proper voltage and replace when necessary.

7. Ensure cover is properly re-installed and all screws in place.

8. Check disconnect switch for proper operation after reinstalling cover.

9. Check system for proper operation.

10. Clean enclosure out by vacuum and/or utilizing compressed air.

11. Perform Megger testing of motors windings to ensure satisfactory insulation resistance and record and report findings.

12. Clean strainer.

13. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Chilled WATER Monthly PM Components for Chilled Water Pump

PUMPS

1. Visual inspection of gauges, leaks and changes in running condition & unusual noise.

2. Grease motor bearings.

3. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

4. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record & report findings.

5. Blow down strainer if applicable.

6. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Chilled WATER Semi-Annual PM Components for Chilled Water Pump

PUMPS

Do the Monthly and include the following;

1. Perform PM on VFD’S;

a. Open/close VFD control access.

2. Check electrical connections with infra-red sensor and tighten to include replacement of any failed components when necessary.

3. Check cabinet cooling fans for proper operation and replace if applicable.

4. Remove cover and clean with brush, compressed air and vacuum.

5. Clean interior and exterior of unit.

6. Check fuses for proper voltage and replace when necessary.

7. Ensure cover is properly re-installed and all screws in place.

8. Check disconnect switch for proper operation after reinstalling cover.

9. Check system for proper operation.

10. Inspect fan operation, wiring for damage repair if necessary.

11. Clean enclosure out by vacuum and/or utilizing compressed air.

12. Perform Megger testing of motors windings to ensure satisfactory insulation resistance and record and report findings.

13. Clean Strainer.

14. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Overhead Unit Annual Seasonal PM Components for overhead unit heater---starting in October Heater Seasonal

1. Inspect, clean and adjust control valves and thermostat for proper operation repair/replace when necessary.

2. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Overhead Unit Annual PM Components for Overhead unit heater starting in March Heater Seasonal

Do the Quarterly’s and include the following.

1. Check coil unit while operating.

2. Lubricate blower shaft and fan motor bearings.

3. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections.

4. Clean coil with an FLETC approved coil cleaner.

5. Check unit heater operation through complete cycle or up to ten minutes and after any repairs.

6. Check coils and piping for leaks, damage and corrosion; repair as necessary.

7. Replace filters if applicable.

8. Check and clean fan unit casing, diffuser and motor assembly.

9. Motors with oilers check for proper level, if applicable.

10. Clean strainer.

11. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record & report findings.

12. Check electrical wiring to motor.

13. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

CONVECTION HEATER MONTHLY PM Components for Convection Heaters

1. Visual inspect for leaks.

2. Check coils and piping for leaks, damage and corrosion; repair as necessary.

3. Inspect, clean and adjust control valves & repair/replace when necessary.

4. Blow down strainer, if applicable.

5. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

CONVECTION HEATER Annual PM Components for Convection Heaters

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Clean fin tubes.

2. Clean strainer

3. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Self-Contained Quarterly PM Components for Self Contained package unit, computer room Package Unit

AIR CONDITION

1. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

2. Run microprocessor check, if available, or check controls and unit for proper operation.

3. Check for unusual noise or vibration.

4. Replace air filters, if applicable.

5. Lubricate shaft and motor bearings, if applicable.

6. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

7. Check belts for wear, proper tension, and alignment; adjust/replace as necessary and if applicable.

8. Inspect exterior piping and valves for leaks; tighten connections as required.

9. Check ampere on motor windings for insulation resistance and record & report findings

10. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Package Unit Annual PM Components for package unit, computer room

AIR CONDITION

Do the Quarterly and include the following;

1. Clean coils, with an FLETC approved coil cleaner evaporator drain pan, humidifier pan, blower motor and drain piping as required.

2. Check humidity lamp, replace as necessary.

3. During operation of unit, check refrigerant pressures; add refrigerant as necessary.

4. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

AIR COMPRESSER Monthly PM Components for Air Compressor

1. Visual inspection of gauges for leaking.

2. Check Valves for change in running condition and unusual noise.

3. Blow down tank to relief moisture.

4. Check oil level, add if necessary

5. Check belt tension and tighten as required.

6. Change air filter or clean as necessary if applicable.

7. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record report findings.

8. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Do Monthly PM on Air Compressor Dryer

9. Check electrical connections.

10. Check filter and change if necessary and if applicable.

11. Check gauges.

12. Check condenser fins and remove any debris.

13. Check the operation of the automatic drain, clean and remove any debris.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

AIR COMPRESSER Annual PM Components for Air Compressor

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Change oil.

2. Inspect all electrical components for loose connections by using an infrared detector, tighten all connection.

3. Inspect and lubricate motor

4. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

5. Change air filter if applicable.

Do the Monthly’s PM on Air Compressor Dryer and include the following;

6. Clean coils, with an FLETC approved coil cleaner.

7. Change air filter.

8. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

EXHAUST FAN Semi-Annual PM Components for Air Compressor

1. Inspect all electrical components by infrared detector, and tighten as needed.

2. Lubricate motor and fan bearings and wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections and remove excess grease.

3. Replace belt and ensure proper tension.

4. Visual inspection for change in running condition & unusual noise.

5. Change air filter or clean as necessary if applicable.

6. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record report findings.

7. Check for proper operating conditions.

8. Check for proper operations on disconnect switch and clean if necessary.

9. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

CONDENSER HEAT MONTHLY PM Components for Condenser Heat Pump unit

PUMP

1. Check condenser coils for debris, clean in necessary.

2. Visual inspection for leaks and any change in running condition & unusual noise.

3. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

DOMESTIC HOT WATER ANNUALY PM Components for Domestic Hot Water unit

STORAGE TANK

1. Flush tank until water is clear.

2. Visual inspection for leaking valves repair if necessary.

3. Exercise temperature relief valve to ensure seat & replace if necessary.

4. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

TRANSFORMER MONTHLY PM components for Transformer units

1. Visual inspection for unusual & excessive noise.

2. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

TRANSFORMER Annual PM Components for Transformer units

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Inspect all electrical components for loose connections by using infrared detector, tighten as needed.

2. Inspect wiring for damage.

3. Test primary and secondary voltages and record.

4. Clean in-outside of transformer while de-energized with vacuum cleaner, a blower, or with compressed air.

5. Clean dirt or residue from windings or insulators.

6. Check for signs of overheating and tracking or carbonization marks.

7. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

ELECTRICAL PANEL ANNUALY PM Components for panel board, 225 amps and above

1. Inspect all electrical components by infrared detector, and tighten as needed.

2. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

3. Check for excessive heat, odors, noise and vibration.

4. Clean and check general condition of panel.

5. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Lights/Emergency Semi-Annual PM Components for lighting and emergency lighting systems dry cell

Systems

1. Test for proper operation, replace lamps as required.

2. Clean exterior of emergency light cabinet and lamp heads.

3. Check condition of batteries and change as required.

4. Clean exterior & interior of cabinet, top of battery, and battery terminal.

5. Inspect cabinet, relay, relay contacts, pilot light, wiring, and gen. condition and tighten or replace as needed.

6. Adjust lamp heads for maximum illumination of area.

7. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

MOTOR MONTHLY PM Components for Motors

1. Visual inspection of operation and change in running condition & unusual noise.

2. Grease motor bearings.

3. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections.

4. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record report findings.

5. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

MOTOR Annual PM Components for Motors

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Perform Megger testing of motors windings to ensure satisfactory insulation resistance and record and report findings.

2. Inspect all electrical components for loose connections with infrared detector, tighten as necessary.

3. Inspect wiring for damage.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

MOTOR STARTER ANNUALY PM components for Motor Starter units

1. Visual inspection.

2. Inspect all electrical components for loose connection, tighten repair/replace when necessary.

3. Inspect wiring for damage and repair if necessary.

4. Clean out control cabinet.

5. Check contacts for wear, if worn or badly burned and pitted replace.

6. Clean contacts, repair/replace when necessary.

7. Check coil for proper voltage.

8. Contactor or relay bearing should not be oiled however kept cleaned.

9. Clean dashpots, if applicable.

10. Check condition of shunts, if frayed or worn replace.

Disconnect ANNUALY PM components for Disconnect units

1. Visual inspection.

2. Inspect all electrical components for loose connection, tighten as necessary.

3. Inspect wiring for damage.

4. Check breakers for being loose.

5. Clean control cabinet.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Overhead, roll-up QUARTERY PM Components for door, overhead, roll-up, electric, up to 24’ high by 25’ wide

1. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

2. Check for proper operation, binding or misalignment; adjust as necessary.

3. Check and lubricate door guides, pulleys and hinges.

4. Inspect and lubricate motor gearbox, drive chain (or belt), and motor, adjust

5. Check operation of limit switch; adjust as necessary.

6. Check electrical operator, wiring, connections and contacts; adjust as necessary.

7. Clean area around door.

8. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

A/C Split System Quarterly PM Components for Air Conditioning split system, DX, air cooled, up to

10 tons

1. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

2. Clean intake side of condenser coils, fans and intake screens.

3. Lubricate shaft and motor bearings, if necessary.

4. Replace air filters, if applicable.

5. Perform operational check of unit; make adjustments/repair/replacement on controls and other components as required.

6. Clean area around equipment.

7. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

8. Blow down strainer, if applicable

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

A/C Split System Annual PM Components for Air Conditioning split system, DX, air cooled, up to

10 tons.

Do the Quarterly and include the following;

1. Pressure wash condenser coils with coil with an FLETC approved coil cleaner.

2. Clean electrical wiring and connections; tighten loose connections.

3. Clean evaporator coils, drain pan, blowers, fans, motors and drain piping as required.

4. During operation of unit, check refrigerant pressure; add refrigerant as necessary.

BLEND PUMPS Semi-Annual PM Components for blend pump.

1. Check for proper operation of pump.

2. Check for leaks on suction and discharge piping, seals, packing glands, etc., make minor adjustments as required.

3. Check pump and motor operation for excessive vibration, noise and overheating.

4. Check alignment of pump and motor; adjust as necessary.

5. Lubricate motor; check oil level in pump reservoir.

6. Clean exterior of pump and surrounding area.

7. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

DOMESTIC WATER Annual PM Components for domestic water circulating pumps.

CIRCULATION PUMPS

1. Check for proper operation of pump.

2. Check for leaks on suction and discharge piping, seals, packing glands, etc., make minor adjustments as required.

3. Check pump and motor operation for excessive vibration, noise and overheating.

4. Check alignment of pump and motor; adjust as necessary.

5. Lubricate motor; check oil level in pump reservoir.

6. Clean exterior of pump and surrounding area.

7. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

MOTOR AUGAR/ Semi-Annual PM Components for motor auger.

CONVEYOR

1. Keep area around the conveyor and drive clean and free of obstacles.

2. Check entire conveyor for maximum operating performance.

3. Check for wear and alignment and tighten all bolts.

4. Check shafts for bolt hole elongation and wear.

5. Check flight edges for wear or damage.

6. Check seals for leakage, adjustment/replace if necessary.

7. Check for oil level, if applicable.

8. Check guards nuts and bolts for tightness, adjustment/replace if necessary.

9. Lubricate bearing and all other grease points.

10. Check & lubricate chain and adjust if necessary.

11. Check condition of sprocket for wear and misalignment adjustment/replace if necessary.

12. Check motor mounts, tighten as necessary.

13. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

MOTOR AUGAR/ Annual PM Components for motor auger.

CONVEYOR

Do the Semi- Annual and include the following;

1. Replace chain if necessary.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

TARGET HOLDER Semi-Annual PM Components for target holders.

1. Check for proper operation of pump.

2. Check electrical or pneumatic-air connections.

3. Tighten loose bolts and nuts; replace loose and missing hardware as needed.

4. Clean and inspect electrical system for loose connections and frayed wires; repair and tighten as necessary.

5. Perform operational check of unit; make adjustments on controls and other components as required include adjustment/replace if necessary.

6. Check and lubricate guides, pulleys and hinges if applicable.

7. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

RUNNING MEN Semi-Annual PM Components for running men.

1. Check for proper operation of pump.

2. Check electrical or pneumatic-air connections adjustment/replace if necessary.

3. Tighten loose bolts and nuts; replace loose and missing hardware as needed.

4. Clean and inspect electrical system for loose connections and frayed wires; repair and tighten as necessary.

5. Perform operational check of unit; make adjustments on controls and other components as required.

6. Check and lubricate guides, pulleys and hinges if applicable.

7. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

PURIFIER/ Daily PM Components for Jet Washer.

JET WASHER

1. Check the water level.

2. Clean any spray nozzles that are clogged.

3. Clean out the removable filter/chip basket.

4. Clean the optional ILS-11 strainer basket.

5. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Fan Coil Unit Monthly PM Components for Fan Coil Unit

1. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

2. Check controls and unit for proper operation.

3. Check for unusual noise and vibration.

4. Check tension, condition and alignment of belts and adjust if necessary.

5. Check coils, evaporator drain pan, blower, motor and drain piping, as required.

6. Lubricate shaft and motor bearings (as applicable) in accordance with the unit’s operating instruction folder.

7. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

8. Render an external inspection of the motor to assure the unit is clean, ventilation openings are free of obstructions, and no damage has occurred.

9. Rotate the shaft to check for roughness in bearings or interference between rotating and stationary parts.

10. Verify that damper blades fully open and close.

11. Inspect exterior piping and valves for leaks; tighten connections as required.

12. Clean area around equipment.

13. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Fan Coil Unit Quarterly PM Components for Fan Coil Unit

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Replace air filter.

2. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Fan Coil Unit Semi-Annual PM for Fan Coil Unit

Do the Monthly’s & Quarterly’s and include the following;

1. Inspect All Electrical Components, to include Starter/Disconnect controls for loose connections by use of an infrared detector check and tighten all connections points.

2. Clean enclosure out by vacuum and/or utilizing compressed air.

3. Inspect Electrical wiring for Damage.

4. Check fan bearing and grease line connections.

5. Check motor bracket bolt and bearing set screw and torque both in accordance to manufactures set point.

6. Inspect Heating and Chilled water coils for dirt build-up, and report finding.

7. Inspect and clean drain pans.

8. Check Damper & Linkages for proper operation adjustment/replace if necessary.

9. Blow down Hot & Chill water strainers.

10. Replace Motor belts in accordance to manufactures requirements’, if applicable.

11. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record

& report findings.

12. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Fan Coil Unit Annual PM for Fan Coil Unit

Do the Monthly’s, Quarterly & Semi-Annually and include the following;

1. Rotate the fan and check for obstructions in the fan housing. Adjust the center if necessary and tighten wheel set screw to proper torque.

2. Check condition of gasketing and insulation around unit door and dampers.

3. Clean Heating and Chilled water coils, with an FLETC Approved coil cleaner.

4. Inspect the unit casing for corrosion & report findings.

5. Clean the fan wheels and fan shaft.

6. Inspect and clean drain pans.

7. Set screws and blade adjustments as required.

8. Replace belt in accordance to manufactures requirements’, if applicable.

9. Perform Megger testing of motors windings to insure satisfactory insulation resistance and record and report findings.

10. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Blower Coil Unit Monthly PM Components for Blower Coil Unit

1. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

2. Check controls and unit for proper operation.

3. Check for unusual noise and vibration.

4. Check tension, condition and alignment of belts and adjust if necessary.

5. Check coils, evaporator drain pan, blower, motor and drain piping, as required.

6. Lubricate shaft and motor bearings (as applicable) in accordance with the unit’s operating instruction folder.

7. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

8. Render an external inspection of the motor to assure the unit is clean, ventilation openings are free of obstructions, and no damage has occurred.

9. Rotate the shaft to check for roughness in bearings or interference between rotating and stationary parts.

10. Verify that damper blades fully open and close, adjustment/replace if necessary.

11. Inspect exterior piping and valves for leaks; tighten connections as required and make adjustment/repairs if necessary.

12. Clean area around equipment.

13. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Blower Coil Unit Quarterly PM Components for Blower Coil Unit

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Replace air filter, if applicable.

. 2. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Blower Coil Unit Semi-Annual PM for Blower Coil Unit

Do the Monthly’s & Quarterly’s and include the following:

1. Inspect All Electrical Components, to include Starter/Disconnect controls for loose connections by use of an infrared detector check and tighten all connections points. Clean enclosure out by vacuum and/or utilizing compressed air.

2. Inspect Electrical wiring for Damage.

3. Check fan bearing and grease line connections.

4. Check motor bracket bolt and bearing set screw and torque both in accordance to manufactures set point.

5. Inspect Heating and Chilled water coils for dirt build-up, and report finding.

6. Inspect and clean drain pans.

7. Check Damper & Linkages for proper operation, adjustment/replace if necessary.

8. Clean Hot & Chill water strainers.

9. Replace belts in accordance to manufactures requirements’, if applicable.

10. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record

& report findings.

11. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Blower Coil Unit Annual PM for Blower Coil Unit

Do the Monthly’s, Quarterly & Semi-Annually and include the following;

1. Rotate the fan and check for obstructions in the fan housing. Adjust the center if necessary and tighten wheel set screw to proper torque.

2. Check condition of gasketing and insulation around unit door and dampers.

3. Clean Heating and Chilled water coils, with an FLETC Approved coil cleaner.

4. Inspect the unit casing for corrosion & report findings.

5. Clean the fan wheels and fan shaft.

6. Inspect and clean drain pans.

7. Set screws and blade adjustments as required.

8. Replace belt in accordance to manufactures requirements’, if applicable.

9. Perform Megger testing of motors windings to insure satisfactory insulation resistance and record and report findings.

10. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Cabinet Unit Heater Monthly PM Components for Cabinet Unit Heater nit

1. Check with operating or area personnel for deficiencies.

2. Check controls and unit for proper operation.

3. Check for unusual noise and vibration.

4. Check tension, condition and alignment of belts and adjust if necessary.

5. Check coils, evaporator drain pan, blower, motor and drain piping, as required.

6. Lubricate shaft and motor bearings (as applicable) in accordance with the unit’s operating instruction folder.

7. Wipe all excess lubricate from all greasing connections

8. Render an external inspection of the motor to assure the unit is clean, ventilation openings are free of obstructions, and no damage has occurred.

9. Rotate the shaft to check for roughness in bearings or interference between rotating and stationary parts.

10. Verify that damper blades fully open and close.

11. Inspect exterior piping and valves for leaks; tighten connections as required.

12. Clean area around equipment.

13. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Cabinet Unit Heater Quarterly PM Components for Cabinet Unit Heater

Do the Monthly’s and include the following;

1. Replace air filter, if applicable.

. 2. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Cabinet Unit Heater Semi-Annual PM for Cabinet Unit Heater

Do the Monthly’s & Quarterly’s and include the following;

1. Inspect All Electrical Components, to include Starter/Disconnect controls for loose connections by use of an infrared detector check and tighten all connections points. Clean enclosure out by vacuum and/or utilizing compressed air.

2. Inspect Electrical wiring for Damage.

3. Check fan bearing and grease line connections.

4. Check motor bracket bolt and bearing set screw and torque both in accordance to manufactures set point.

5. Inspect Heating and Chilled water coils for dirt build-up, and report finding.

6. Inspect and clean drain pans.

7. Check Damper & Linkages for proper operation, adjustment/replace if necessary.

8. Clean Hot & Chill water strainers.

9. Check ampere on motors windings for insulation resistance and record

& report findings.

10. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

EQUIPMENT FREQUENCY TASK

Cabinet Unit Heater Annual PM for Cabinet Unit Heater

Do the Monthly’s, Quarterly & Semi-Annually and include the following;

1. Rotate the fan and check for obstructions in the fan housing. Adjust the center if necessary and tighten wheel set screw to proper torque.

2. Check condition of gasketing and insulation around unit door and dampers.

3. Clean Heating and Chilled water coils, with an FLETC Approved coil cleaner.

4. Inspect the unit casing for corrosion & report findings.

5. Clean the fan wheels and fan shaft.

6. Inspect and clean drain pans.

7. Set screws and blade adjustments as required.

8. Perform Megger testing of motors windings to insure satisfactory insulation resistance and record and report findings.

9. Fill out maintenance checklist and report deficiencies.

Equipment Inventory

Section J: Attachment C.7.2

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center

Cheltenham, Maryland Building #5

April 11, 2016

Facility Operating Support Service Contract

SECTION J

EQUIPMENT INVENTORY

MECHANICAL SYSTEM: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOCATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

1 MEZ M03 AHU#1 2,710cfm Htg/Cool MAIN LOBBY/BR’S

2 MEZ M01 AHU#2 3,805cfm Htg/Cool VAV-2-1 THRU 2-9

3 MEZ M04 AHU#3 44,000cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #1

4 MEZ M03 AHU#4 44,000cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #2

5 MEZ M02 AHU#5 44,000cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #3

6 MEZ M01 AHU#6 44,000cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #4

7 MEZ M07 AHU#7 2,373cfm Htg/Cool VAV-7-1 THRU 7-6

MECHANICAL SYSTEM: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

8 MEZ M07 AHU#8A 53,500cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #5

9 MEZ M07 AHU#8B 53,500cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #5

10 MEZ M07 AHU#9 2,719cfm Htg/Cool WASDA Storage Rm.

11 MEZ M08 AHU #10 43,400cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #6

12 MEZ M08 AHU#11A 53,500cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #7

13 MEZ M08 AHU#11B 53,500cfm Htg/Cool RANGE #7

14 MEZ M08 AHU#12 1,889cfm Htg/Cool VAV 12-1 THRU 12-3

15 MEZ BLR #1 4,840MBTUH OF/HTWR BLDG HTG

16 MEZ BLR#2 4,840MBTUH OF/HTWR BLDG HTG

17 OUTSIDE CHW#1 300TON AIR COOLED BLDG CW

18 OUTSIDE CHW#2 300TON AIR COOLED BLDG CW

19 OUTSIDE CHW#3 300TON AIR COOLED BLDG CW

20 MEZ HWP#1 480gpm BLDG HWH

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

21 MEZ HWP#2 480gpm BLDG HWH

22 MEZ CWP#1 1,068gpm BLDG CWC

23 MEZ CWP#2 1,068gpm BLDG CWC

24 MEZ FCU#1 180cfm Htg/Cool DDC COMP RM

25 MEZ BCU#1 455cfm Htg/Cool WASDA/OFFICE

26 HALLWAY—R4 CONV#1 (0.8gpm) Htg. HALLWAY (Range4)

27 STAIR WELL 138 CONV#2 (0.8gpm) Htg. STAIR WELL 138

28 STAIR WELL R-5/R-165 CONV#3 (0.8gpm) Htg. STAIR WELL (Range5)

29 HALLWAY–R7 CONV#4 (0.8gpm) Htg. HALLWAY (Range7)

30 STAIR WELL 179 CONV#5 (0.8gpm) Htg. STAIR WELL (Range7)

31 RM 117 AC#1 800cfm Cooling Communication Rm. 146

32 MEZ M01 UH#1 570cfm Htg. MEZ M01

33 MEZ M04 UH#2 570cfm Htg. MEZ M04

34 MEZ M07 UH#3 570cfm Htg. MEZ M07

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

35 MEZ M09 UH#4 570cfm Htg. MEZ M09

36 MEZ M03 UH#5 570cfm Htg. MEZ M03

37 MEZ M09 UH#6 570cfm Htg. MEZ M09

38 RM 140 UH#7 415cfm Htg. RM 140

39 RM 140 UH#8 415cfm Htg. RM 140

40 MEZ M02 UH#9 796cfm Htg. MEZ M02

41 MEZ M05 UH#10 796cfm Htg. MEZ M05

42 VESTIBULE CHU#1 (211cfm) Htg. MAIN ENTRANCE

43 HALL/136 VAV-2-1 (324cfm) RM 136

44 HALL/135 VAV-2-2 (484cfm) RM 135

45 HALL/128 VAV-2-3 (324cfm) RM 128

46 HALL/121 VAV-2-4 (324cfm) RM 121

47 RM 114 VAV-2-5 (324cfm) RM 114

48 RM 131 VAV-2-6 (324cfm) RM 131/134

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

49 RM 124 VAV-2-7 (324cfm) RM 124/127

50 RM 117 VAV-2-8 (324cfm) RM 117/120

51 RM 110 VAV-2-9 (324cfm) RM 110/113

52 RM 146 VAV-7-1 (324cfm) RM 146

53 RM 145 VAV-7-2 (324cfm) RM 145

54 RM 148 VAV-7-3 (324cfm) RM 148

55 RM 154 VAV-7-4 (324cfm) RM 154

56 RM 157 VAV-7-5 (324cfm) RM 157/158/160

57 RM 161 VAV-7-6 (290cfm) RM 161

58 RM 168 VAV-12-1 (776cfm) RM 168

59 RM 169 VAV-12-2 (776cfm) RM 169

60 RM 175 VAV-12-3 (776cfm) RM 175

61 MEZ DOMHWST DOMESTIC HTW

62 MEZ AIR COMPRESSOR RANGES/BLDG

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

63 MEZ REFRIGERATED AIR DRYER AIR COMPRESSOR

64 MEZ EF#1 2,219cfm RM 118/125

65 MEZ EF#2 1,480cfm RM 157

66 RESTROOM EF#3 75cfm RESTROOM

67 MEZ EF#4 895cfm RM 167/172

68 LOBBY/RESTROOM EF#5 975cfm LOB/REST RM

69 WASDA/STOR A/C#2 600cfm GUN ROOM

70 OUTSIDE/LOAD DOCK CONDENSER/HEAT/PUMP 1.5 ton GUN ROOM

71 MEZ DOMESTIC C/W & H/W CIR PUMP 2ea

72 MEZ BLEND PUMPS BOILER (2ea)

Filter Specifications

Section J: Attachment C.7.3

FILTER SPECIFICATIONS

Perfect Pleat ULTRA (pre-air filter) MERV 8 filter 70% initial efficiency Approx. 2 inches deep in the following dimensions (see Filter Inventory by Air Handling Unit for quantities):

16x20x2 20x20x2 20x24x2 24x24x2

AirHandler High Capacity Pleated (pre-air filter) MERV 10 filter 65% initial efficiency Approx. 2 inches deep in the following dimensions (see Filter Inventory by Air Handling Unit for quantities):

24x24x2

VariCel M-Pak (box filter) MERV 14 filter 95% efficient Approx. 6 inches deep in the following dimensions (see Filter Inventory by Air Handling Unit for quantities):

20x20x6 20x24x6 24x24x6

AstroCel I HEPA Type C (HEPA filter) High Efficiency Particulate Air filter 99.99% efficient

2,000 - 2,500 CFM

Particle board construction with plastic separators Approx. 11.5 inches deep in the following dimensions (see Filter Inventory by Air Handling Unit for quantities):

24x24x12

FILTER INVENTORY BY AIR HANDLING UNIT

Air Handling Unit #1 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

16x20x2 4 N/A 0 N/A 0

Air Handling Unit #2 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

16x20x2 4 N/A 0 N/A 0

Air Handling Unit #3 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #4 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #5 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #6 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #7 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

16x20x2 4 N/A 0 N/A 0

Air Handling Unit #8a Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #8b Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #9

Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

16x20x2 4 N/A 0 N/A 0

Air Handling Unit #10 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #11a Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #11b Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 16 20x20x6 20 24x24x12 24 20x24x2 16 20x24x6 13 24x24x2 27 24x24x6 2

Air Handling Unit #12 Pre-Air Filter M-Pak Filter HEPA Filter Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty. Filter Size Qty.

20x20x2 2 N/A 0 N/A 0 20x24x2 2 N/A 0 N/A 0

ELECTRICAL

LIGHTING

SYSTEMS

Section J: Attachment C.7.4

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

73 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #1 PNL – H1 - 125amp 480/277volt RANGE 1 & 2

74 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #2 PNL – LR1 - 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 1 & 2

75 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #3 PNL – LR1A – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 1 & 2

76 Hallway Electrical Rm. 2 #4 PNL – H2 – 125amp 480/277volt RANGE 3 & 4

77 Hallway Electrical Rm. 2 #5 PNL – LR2 – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 3 & 4

78 Hallway Electrical Rm. 2 #6 PNL - LR2A – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 3 & 4

79 Hallway Electrical Rm. 3 #7 PNL - H3 – 225amp 480/277volt RANGE 3 & 4

80 Hallway Electrical Rm. 3 #8 PNL- LR3 – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 5

81 Hallway Electrical Rm. 3 #9 PNL - LR3A – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 5

82 Hallway Electrical Rm. 4 #10 PNL – H4 – 125amp 480/277volt RANGE 6

83 Hallway Electrical Rm. 4 #11 PNL –LR4 – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 6

84 Hallway Electrical Rm. 4 #12 PNL – LR4A- 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 6

85 Hallway Electrical Rm. 5 #13 PNL – H5 – 125amp 480/277volt RANGE 7

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

86 Hallway Electrical Rm. 5 #14 PNL – LR5 – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 7

87 Hallway Electrical Rm. 5 #15 PNL – LR5A – 225amp 208/120volt RANGE 7

88 MEZ #16 PNL – HP – 125amp 480/277volt AHU 12, 9,7,1,2 & EF 2

89 MEZ #17 PNL – LP – 100amp 208/120volt FCU, BC, UH, EF#4

90 MEZ #18 PNL – MP- 225amp 480/277volt Boilers 1 & 2 H/C Pumps

91 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #19 XFMR – T1- DRY 45kva 480-208/120 LR1/LR1A

92 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #20 XFMR - T2 – DRY 75kva 480-208/120 LR2/LR2A

93 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #21 XFMR - T3 – DRY 75kva 480-208/120 LR3/LR3A

94 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #22 XFMR – T4 – DRY 45kva 480-208/120 LR4/LR4A

95 Hallway Electrical Rm. 1 #23 XFMR – T5 – DRY 45kva 480-208/120 LR5/LR5A

96 MEZ #24 XFMR – TP – DRY 30kva 480-208/120 LP

LEAD COLLECTION SYSTEM: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

97 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 1

ROOM COLLECTION)

98 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 1

ROOM

99 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 1

ROOM COLLECTION)

100 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 2

ROOM

101 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 2

ROOM COLLECTION)

102 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 2

ROOM

103 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 2

ROOM COLLECTION)

104 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 2

ROOM COLLECTION)

105 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 2

ROOM

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

106 LEAD COLLECTION Control Switch (BOTH AUGAR LEAD RANGE 2

ROOM & SHOOT TO DRUM COLLECTION)

107 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 3

ROOM COLLECTION)

108 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 3

ROOM COLLECTION)

109 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 3

ROOM

110 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 4

ROOM

111 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 4

ROOM COLLECTION)

112 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 4

ROOM

113 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 4

ROOM COLLECTION)

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

114 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 4

ROOM COLLECTION)

115 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 4

ROOM

116 LEAD COLLECTION Control Switch (BOTH AUGAR LE RANGE 4

ROOM & SHOOT TO DRUM COLLECTION)

117 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 5

ROOM

118 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 5

ROOM COLLECTION)

119 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 5

ROOM

120 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 5

ROOM COLLECTION)

121 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

122 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 5

ROOM

123 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 5

ROOM COLLECTION)

124 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 5

ROOM COLLECTION)

125 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 5

ROOM

126 LEAD COLLECTION Control Switch (BOTH AUGAR LEAD RANGE 5

ROOM & SHOOT TO DRUM COLLECTION)

127 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 6

ROOM

128 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 6

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

129 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 6

ROOM

130 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 6

ROOM COLLECTION)

131 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 6

ROOM COLLECTION)

132 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 6

ROOM

133 LEAD COLLECTION Control Switch (BOTH AUGAR LEAD RANGE 6

ROOM & SHOOT TO DRUM COLLECTION)

134 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 7

ROOM

135 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 7

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

136 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (SHOOT TO DRUM) RANGE 7

ROOM

137 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 7

ROOM COLLECTION)

138 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 7

ROOM COLLECTION)

139 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 7

ROOM

140 LEAD COLLECTION MOTOR (AUGAR LEAD RANGE 7

ROOM COLLECTION)

141 LEAD COLLECTION M/S CONTACTOR (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 7

ROOM COLLECTION)

142 LEAD COLLECTION DISC 3 PHASE (MOTOR AUGAR) RANGE 7

143 LEAD COLLECTION Control Switch (BOTH AUGAR LEAD RANGE 7

ROOM & SHOOT TO DRUM COLLECTION)

OVERHEAD ROLL-UP ELECTRIC DOORS: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

144 WASDA ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR STORAGE Rm.

145 WASDA ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR DOCK ENTRANCE

146 RANGE 1 ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR RANGE 1-2

147 RANGE 2 ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR RANGE 2-3

148 RANGE 3 ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR RANGE 3-4

149 RANGE 4 ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR RANGE 4-OUTSIDE

150 RANGE 5 ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR RANGE 5-OUTSIDE

151 RANGE 6 ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR RANGE 6-OUTSIDE

152 RANGE 7 ELECTRICAL OPERATED ROLL UP DOOR RANGE 7-OUTSIDE

RANGE ELECTRIC TRAGET HOLDER SYSTEMS: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

153 RANGE 1 ELECTRICAL OPERATED TARGET HOLDER RANGE 1 (13ea)

154 RANGE 2 ELECTRICAL OPERATED TARGET HOLDER RANGE 2 (13ea)

155 RANGE 3 ELECTRICAL OPERATED TARGET HOLDER RANGE 3 (13ea)

156 RANGE 4 ELECTRICAL OPERATED TARGET HOLDER RANGE 4 (13ea)

157 RANGE 5 ELECTRICAL OPERATED TARGET HOLDER RANGE 5 (25ea)

158 RANGE 6 ELECTRICAL OPERATED TARGET HOLDER RANGE 6 (25ea)

159 RANGE 7 ELECTRICAL OPERATED TARGET HOLDER RANGE 7 (26ea)

RANGE RUNNING MEN SYSTEMS: BUILDING #5

TAG # LOC ATION EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AREA SERVED

160 RANGE 1 ELECTRICAL OPERATED RUNNING MAN RANGE…