J-8 042-037 General Requirements for Work Within Naval Station Norfolk accomplish.pdf

This is a Local Work Template for General Requirements for Work Within Naval Station Norfolk, revised October 21, 2019, with Item No. 042-037.

The document establishes environmental, occupational safety, health, and operational requirements for contractors performing work at Naval Station Norfolk. Key requirements include compliance with OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1915), Environmental Protection Agency standards (40 CFR), Department of Transportation regulations (49 CFR), Virginia Department of Environmental Quality hazmat and solid waste regulations, and NAVSEA radiological controls. A designated environmental coordinator and OSHE staff oversight are mandatory, with inspectors authorized to direct control measures and stop work for non-compliance. The contractor must submit a Process Control Procedure addressing oil/sewage/hazardous substance spill contingency plans, pumping operations plans, hazardous material management plans, solid and hazardous waste management plans, and abrasive blasting/paint surface preparation plans. Ultra-high pressure hydroblasting plans must describe equipment, blast protection, safety boundaries, noise hazard identification, waste collection methods, and hydrogen off-gassing sampling and ventilation strategies. Contractors performing work on naval ships and craft must implement unauthorized discharge response procedures, hazardous material notification and storage protocols, solid waste containerization standards, hazardous waste identification and disposal procedures, and discharge prevention measures. Best management practices govern yard area cleaning, abrasive blasting containment, painting operations, material storage, engine maintenance areas, and material handling to prevent water pollution. National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP) compliance is required for shipbuilding and ship repair surface coating operations, including lead content sampling, VOC-compliant coatings, and monthly reporting. Diving operations require trained personnel with required qualifications, Port Operations notification, and Code ALPHA flag display. All hazardous waste generated must be transferred to the government within specified timeframes through authorized disposal channels. Daily compliance inspections are mandated, with costs for stop work or corrective actions assumed by the contractor. No government-furnished materials are provided under this work item.