J-5 042-006 General Occupational Safety OSHE Requirements for NNS accomplish.pdf
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This is a Local Work Template document for General Occupational Safety, Health and Environment (OSHE) Requirements for Work Within Norfolk Naval Shipyard (NNSY), effective October 21, 2019, with Item No. 042-006 and File No. 042-006.
The document establishes comprehensive OSHE requirements and operational procedures applicable to all contractor work performed at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Key requirements include mandatory Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) compliance with hard hats, safety glasses, and safety-toed shoes identified with contractor stickers; fire protection procedures requiring contractor personnel to familiarize themselves with fire and evacuation instructions; and HEPA filter testing for vacuum cleaners and ventilation units within specified timeframes. Additional requirements address compressed air system restrictions, emergency response procedures, spill contingency and control protocols for oil, sewage, and hazardous substances, and pumping operations with specific volume limitations and notification requirements. The document mandates fuel transfer operations compliance with advance notification to multiple NNSY organizations, verification of tank systems, comprehensive system checks, and conference procedures between transferring and receiving vessel operators. Waste management requirements are extensive, including hazardous material/hazardous waste (HM/HW) accumulation and disposal compliance, waste analysis procedures, proper containerization and labeling, weekly environmental compliance inspections, and material safety data sheet submission. Water pollution control requires discharge pre-approval from NNSY Code 106, containerization of liquid waste, and sampling protocols. Additional operational requirements address liquid waste handling, housekeeping and debris removal, PCB control and disposal, paint removal procedures with lead and chromium assessment protocols, surface preparation and spray painting operations with electrical and ventilation safety measures, National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) compliance for marine coatings, and Virginia Title V operating permit requirements for exterior spray painting. No government-furnished materials are provided under this work item.
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