Attachment_1_PWS_for_training.docx

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT

Amphibious Construction Battalion TWO

BACKGROUND: PHIBCB TWO combines the small craft expertise of the surface navy with the construction capabilities of the Naval Construction Force. We support Commander, Naval Beach Group TWO in amphibious force projection with fully trained, combat ready forces.

SCOPE: This Performance Work Statement (PWS) establishes the requirements for PHIBCB TWO Seabee Technical Maritime Welding Skills / Sustainment Training for Active Component (AC) and Reserve Component (RC) personnel with technical training course of instruction. Training equivalent for professional knowledge and skill proficiency in Navy rating: Steelworker (SW), Hull Technician (HT), Electricians Mate (EM), Engineman (EN), and Boatswains Mate (BM). This training provides personnel with the skills, confidence, and experience to help attain Master Skill Sets required accomplishing mission requirements in support PHIBCB TWO ROC/POE mission objectives.

PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE: One (1) base year.

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS: Training facility must be within the geographical proximity of 50 miles from PHIBCB TWO located at 1815 Seabee Drive, Virginia Beach, VA, 23459 to accommodate necessary land transit logistics to and from training site

The Contractor shall provide training facility, tools, medical support, and reference materials to AC and RC personnel for each course with a maximum amount of personnel based on workstations available. The contractor shall provide qualified instructors for members enrolled in these courses, and be required to work closely with designated PHIBCB TWO Training Department members in the scheduling of training.

The Contractor shall facilitate course instruction for AC and RC personnel in a classroom environment. Dates are subject to change at the Government’s discretion with prior notice to the Contractor within a reasonable time not less than 15 calendar days.

The Contractor shall provide all materials, manuals, and outlines needed to accomplish the course. The Government will provide the vendor the exact number of students, names and information at least 15 days prior to the start date of each course.

The Contractor shall conduct informal surveys at the end of each class and forward to PHIBCB TWO within 5 days after course ends.

The Contractor will provide and/or coordinate the delivery of all training. PHIBCB TWO POC will be the focal point for coordination of training support and resolution of issues surrounding the training.

The Contractor will provide certificates of completion for each trainee upon successful completion of the course.

1.0 OBJECTIVE

The training and instruction for this base year will support the eight (8) courses with additional eight (8) option course. The training will be coordinated by PHIBCB TWO POC as availability of personal is available for each training requirement within 15 days. The vendor shall provide a tentative course schedule to PHIBCB TWO POC.

1. COURSE 1: OSHA Maritime 10HR (2-Day)

2. OPTION COURSE 1: OSHA Maritime 10HR (2-Day)

3. COURSE 2: OSHA Maritime 30HR (5-Day)

4. OPTION COURSE 2: OSHA Maritime 30HR (5-Day

5. COURSE 3: Cableway Installation and Repair (5-Days)

6. OPTION COURSE 3: Cableway Installation and Repair (5-Days)

7. COURSE 4: Cableway Inspection (3-Days)

8. OPTION COURSE 4: Cableway Inspection (3-Days)

9. COURSE 5: Basic Blueprint Reading (3-Days)

10. OPTION COURSE 5: Basic Blueprint Reading (3-Days)

11. COURSE 6: Fall Protection (Authorized Person) (1-Day)

12. OPTION COURSE 6: Fall Protection (Authorized Person) (1-Day)

13. COURSE 7: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) Qualification (5-Days)

14. OPTION COURSE 7: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) Qualification (5-Days)

15. COURSE 8: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) Qualification (5-Days)

16. OPTION COURSE 8: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) Qualification (5-Days)

17. COURSE 9: Pipe Brazing Qualification

18. OPTION COURSE 9: Pipe Brazing Qualification

A. COURSE 1: OSHA Maritime 10HR (2-Day) OSHA 10HR (2-Day) is for personnel that are just coming into the maritime industry this is typically junior sailors ranks E-4 and below.

Provide a OSHA Maritime Safety Course designed to train the participants in the Standards and Regulations set forth by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for safety within the Maritime Industry. Participants will be introduced to OSHA’s background and learn general safety requirements within the Maritime Industry and cover for up to the topics listed in the below outline:

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Introduction to OSHA

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Managing Safety and Health

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Walking and Working Surfaces

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Fall Protection

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Electrical Hazards

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Confined and Enclosed Spaces

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Fire Protection

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Hazardous Communication

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Lock-Out / Tag-Out

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Respiratory Protection

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Hot Work – Welding, Burning, and Cutting

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Material Handling

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Bloodborne Pathogens

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Machine Guarding

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Ergonomics and Proper Lifting Techniques

B. COURSE 2: OSHA Maritime 30HR (5-Day) OSHA 30HR (5-Day) is for managers and supervisors designed to expand baseline knowledge of sailors E-5 and above.

Provide a OSHA Maritime Safety Course designed to train the participants in the Standards and Regulations set forth by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for safety within the Maritime Industry. Participants will be introduced to OSHA’s background and learn general safety requirements within the Maritime Industry and cover for up to the topics listed in the below outline:

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Introduction to OSHA

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Managing Safety and Health

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Walking and Working Surfaces

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Fall Protection

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Electrical Hazards

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Confined and Enclosed Spaces

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Fire Protection

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Hazardous Communication

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Lock-Out / Tag-Out

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Respiratory Protection

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Hot Work – Welding, Burning, and Cutting

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Material Handling

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Bloodborne Pathogens

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Machine Guarding

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Ergonomics and Proper Lifting Techniques

C. COURSE 3: Cableway Installation and Repair (5-Days) Provide a Cableway Installation and Repair Course for electricians involved in the installation and repair of shipboard electrical cables and equipment. Course should cover all NAVSEA requirements and skill sets for up to the topics in the below outline:

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Cable Route Planning

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Deficiency Categorization

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Stuffing Tubes

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Multi-Cable Penetrations

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Dead Ending Cables

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Splicing

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Chafing Rings

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Hangers

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Banding

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Removal/Installation Techniques

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Penetration of Equipment

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Repairs

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Testing

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Inspection

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Special Tools and Equipment

D. COURSE 4: Cableway Inspection (3-Days) Provide a Cableway Inspection Course for personnel that will be performing quality inspections and supervising individuals performing Electrical Cableway work and closeouts aboard Naval vessels with a focus on the recognition of Cableway Categories 1, 2, and 3 Deficiencies and for up to the topics in the below outline:

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Wired for Disaster

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Stuffing Tubes

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Multi-Cable Penetration

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Dead Ending Cables

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Planning Cable Routes

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Chafing Rings

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Hangers

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Cable Banding

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Cable Removal & Installation Techniques

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Penetration of Equipment & Connection Boxes

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Cable Repairs

- REVIEW and PERFORM Inspection of Cables and Cableways

E. COURSE 5: Basic Blueprint Reading (3-Days) Provide a Basic Blueprint Reading Course that enables personnel to be able to read and interpret engineering drawings consistently and with confidence. Course should teach fundamentals to personnel who are involved in interpreting a drawing. The course will provide the individuals the knowledge, skills, and abilities to read and understand blueprints and for up to the topics in the below outline:

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Ship Compartmentation

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Blueprint Components

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Use of Standard Lines

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Line Characteristics safety considerations, and hazards associated with small engine repair

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Center Line and Symmetry Techniques

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Conventional Break Lines

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Drawing Categories

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Isometric View and Combined View

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Drawing Formats

- DESCRIBE and DISCUSS Pipe, Electrical, and Structural Drawings

F. COURSE 6: Fall Protection (Authorized Person) (1-Day) Provide a Fall Protection (Authorized Person) Course that trains individual end users on the proper preparation and use off fall protection equipment. Course should focus on fall protection, identifying hazards, equipment inspections, donning of harnesses, selection of proper fall protection equipment, the set-up and break down of fall protection equipment, and the understanding of the components of a rescue plan.

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Introduction to Fall Protection

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Fall Protection Basics and Hierarchy

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Free Fall Calculations

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Body Support, Connectors, and Anchorages

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Self-Retracting Lifelines and Devices

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Ladder Climbing Systems and Horizontal Lifelines

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Dropped Objects and Tool Safety at Heights

- REVIEW and DISCUSS Rescue Plan Components

G. COURSE 7: Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) Qualification (5-Days) Provide a Qualification Process designed for a Welder who has obtained Journeyman or Intermediate Level Skills and experience with the SMAW process. The welder must be able to qualify in Horizontal, Vertical, and Overhead positions with Plate Assemblies. Welder must be able to pass all three positions. Welder must be able to qualify to conduct SMAW operations in accordance with Mil-Standard 248 and PERFORM Qualification Requirements. Course should conclude with student receiving a certificate along with their Weld Qualification Record.

H. COURSE 8: Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) Qualification (5-Days) Provide a Qualification Process designed for a Welder who has obtained Journeyman or Intermediate Level Skills and experience with the GTAW process. The welder must be able to qualify in Horizontal, Vertical, and Overhead positions with Plate Assemblies. Welder must be able to pass all three positions. Welder must be able to qualify to conduct GTAW operations in accordance with Mil-Standard 248 and PERFORM Qualification Requirements. Course should conclude with student receiving a certificate along with their Weld Qualification Record.

I. COURSE 9: Pipe Brazing Qualification Provide a Qualification designed for an individual with Intermediate Level Skills in pipe brazing. The qualification will be for both horizontal and vertical positions with two test assemblies (4 pipes and 2 ring groove couplings). Upon completion of test assemblies an Ultrasonic Testing (UT) Verification will be performed and the student will be qualified for pipe brazing operations per NAVSEA 700 Series Standards. Course should conclude with student receiving a certificate along with their Brazing Qualification Record.

2. PHIBCB TWO POC: This information will be provided after award

3. GENERAL INFORMATION

Mishap: If a mishap involving services under this contract results in an injury, the contractor shall promptly report the incident to the PHIBCB TWO POC, the Contract Manager and PCO.

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