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SECTION J

DOCUMENTS, EXHIBITS, AND OTHER ATTACHMENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ATTACHMENT

NUMBER

ATTACHMENT TITLE

J-1502000-01 Elevator Inventory J-1502000-02 Elevator Inspection Checklists J-1502000-03 Service Call Authorization List J-1502000-04 Fire Service Test J-1502000-05 Rupture Valve & Load Test Schedule J-1502000-06 Corrosion Control Preventive Maintenance Inspection Checklists J-1502000-07 Mess Hall Facilities Inventory for Wet Agent Fire Suppression J-1502000-08 Collection Points/Frequencies for Pumping and Cleaning of Grease Traps (Inventory) J-1502000-09 Grease Trap/Drain Line Treatment (Inventory) J-1502000-10 Corrosion Control Preventive Maintenance Inspection Checklists J-1502000-11 Veeder Root List of Locations and Systems to Maintain J-1502000-12 Veeder Root Site Location Maps J-1502000-13 Veeder Root Parts List (Historical Data) J-1502000-14 Veeder Root Weekly & Monthly Maintenance Record J-1502000-15 Veeder Root TLS 350 System Periodic Maintenance Checklist J-1502000-16 Veeder Root Summary of UST Testing J-1502000-17 Veeder Root Annual & Triannual UST NCDEQ Testing Schedule / Forms J-1502000-17A Form-UST 22A J-1502000-17B Form-UST 22B

J-1502000-17C Form-UST 22C J-1502000-17D Form-UST 6D-23A J-1502000-17E Form-UST 6F-23B J-1502000-17F Form-UST 6H-23C J-1502000-17G Form-UST 7A

EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS INVENTORY ELEVATORS

Elev Elev. No. Speed Capacity Serial Building No. Type Stops FPM (lbs) No. Drive Type Manufacturer Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune - Total 95 H-1 1 Passenger 3 125 4000 AZA-45439 Roped-Hydraulic CEMCO H-1 2 Passenger 3 125 4000 AZA-45440 Roped-Hydraulic CEMCO H-1 3 Passenger 2 100 4000 AZA-45441 Holeless-Hydraulic CEMCO 24 1 Passenger 3 24 2 WC-lift 2 20 750 AV-1504 2010 Electric Savaria TT-84 1 WC-Lift 2 20 Electric Triangle Elevator 883 1 WC-Lift 2 20 Electric Triangle Elevator 89 1 WC Lift 2 20 750 32DMHAN002 Drive Screw Concord 227 A Passenger 2 125 2500 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 227 B Passenger 2 125 5200 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 425 1 Dumbwaiter 2 50 100 21703 Drum D.A. Matot 891 1 Passenger 3 125 4000 Hydraulic Delaware 897 1 Passenger 2 125 2100 001KAGY02239 Hydraulic Webster BB274 1 Passenger 3 125 2500 3289104 Hydraulic Schnidler BB275 1 Passenger 3 125 2500 3289101 Hydraulic Schnidler BB355 1 Passenger 5 350 3500 Traction Webster BB355 2 Passenger 5 350 3500 Traction Webster BB355 3 Passenger 5 350 3500 Traction Webster BB355 4 Passenger 5 350 3500 Traction Webster BB355 5 Passenger 5 350 3500 Traction Webster BB355 6 Passenger 5 350 3500 Traction Webster BB360 1 Passemger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster SBB355 1 Passenger 3 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster FC-478 1 Passenger 4 149 3500 EV8358 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp FC-481 1 Passenger 4 149 3500 EV8359 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp FC-504 1 Passenger 4 149 3500 EV8360 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp FC-507 1 Passenger 4 149 3500 EV8361 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp FC62 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 Traction Schnidler FC63 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 Traction Schnidler FC64 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 Traction Schnidler FC-66 1 Passenger 5 200 2500 Traction Webster FC-66 2 Passenger 5 200 4500 Traction Webster FC66-A 1 Passenger 2 125 4500 3323942 Hydraulic Delaware FC66-A 2 Passenger 2 125 4500 3323944 Hydraulic Delaware HP117 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 Traction Schnidler HP118 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 Traction Schnidler HP119 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 Traction Schnidler M-79 1 Passenger 2 147 3500 583700 Hydraulic Schnidler M-79 2 Passenger 2 125 3000 EX7704 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp M-283 1 Passenger 3 125 3500 Hydraulic Delaware M-283 2 Passenger 3 125 3500 Hydraulic Delaware M-285 1 Passenger 2 125 4000 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp M446 1 Passenger 3 125 2500 3289052 Hydraulic Schnidler M447 1 Passenger 3 125 2500 3289055 Hydraulic Schnidler M448 1 Passenger 3 125 2500 3289058 Hydraulic Schnidler M-457 1 Passenger 3 125 3500 EW1284 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp M-458 1 Passenger 3 125 3500 EW1285 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp PP-2015 1 Passenger 2 125 2000 3018150 Hydraulic Canton PP2 1 Passenger 3 150 3500 EAE254 Hydralic Thyssenkrupp PP2 1 Passenger 3 150 3500 EAE255 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp

ATTACHMENT J-1502000-01

Building No. Type Stops FPM (lbs) No. Drive Type Manufacturer Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune - Total 95 WC-1 Passenger 2 125 4500 308113 Hydraulic Delaware WC105 1 Passenger 4 150 3500 16125 Hydraulic Canton WC110 1 Passenger 4 150 3500 16124 Hydraulic Canton WC115 1 Passenger 4 150 3500 16123 Hydraulic Canton WC120 1 Passenger 4 150 3500 16122 Hydraulic Canton WC124 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 16120 Hydraulic Canton WC125 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 16121 Hydraulic Canton WC130 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 3279490 Traction Hollister Whitney WC135 1 Passenger 5 200 3500 3279491 Traction Hollister Whitney WC140 1 Passenger 5 200 2500 Traction Elevator Specialist WC140 2 Passenger 5 200 2500 Traction Elevator Specialist WC145 1 Passenger 5 350 4500 Traction Delaware WC145 2 Passenger 5 350 2500 Traction Delaware WC145 3 Passenger 5 350 4500 Traction Delaware WC145 4 Passenger 5 350 2500 Traction Delaware WC159 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Delaware WC160 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Delaware WC161 1 Passenger 4 150 3000 Hydraulic Elevator Specialist WC161 2 Passenger 4 150 3000 Hydraulic Elevator Specialist WC165 1 Passenger 5 350 4500 Traction Delaware WC165 2 Passenger 5 350 2500 Traction Delaware WC165 3 Passenger 5 350 4500 Traction Delaware WC165 4 Passenger 5 350 2500 Traction Delaware WC-195 1 Passenger 4 125 4500 Traction Delaware WC-195 2 Passenger 4 125 4500 Traction Delaware WC-300 1 Passenger 5 WC-300 2 Passenger 5 WC-300 3 Passenger 5 WC-300 4 Passenger 5 WC-300 5 Passenger 5 WC-300 6 Passenger 5 WC 310 1 Passenger 3 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster WC-310 2 Passenger 3 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster WC 500 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster WC-504 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster WC-508 1 Passenger 3 125 3500 Hydraulic Skyline WC-508 2 Passenger 3 125 3500 Hydraulic Skyline WC-510 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Skyline RR-122 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster RR-123 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Webster RR-280 1 Passenger 2 125 4000 Hydraulic Delaware RR-139 1 Passenger 3 130 3000 EY4949 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp RR-140 1 Passenger 3 150 3000 EY4948 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp RR-141 1 Passenger 3 150 3000 EY4947 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp RR-400 1 Passenger 2 150 4000 EY4946 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp

Building No. Type Stops FPM (lbs) No. Drive Type Manufacturer Marine Corps Air Station, New River - Total 26 AS-510 1 Passenger 2 125 2500 EC8376 Hydraulic Dover AS-318 1 Passenger 2 125 2500 ED2303 Hydraulic Dover AS-508 1 Passenger 2 130 3500 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp AS-508 2 Passenger 2 130 3500 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp AS-705 1 Passenger 4 125 2500 AZA-45438 Hydraulic Cemco AS-705 2 Passenger 4 125 2500 AZA-45437 Hydraulic Cemco AS-255 1 Passenger 2 100 2500 EK5358 Hydraulic Dover AS 890 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Delaware AS 890 2 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Delaware AS 891 1 Passenger 4 125 4000 Hydraulic Delaware AS 891 2 Passenger 4 125 4000 Hydraulic Delaware AS 990 1 Passenger 2 125 4500 Hydraulic Skyline AS 4109 1 Passenger 2 125 4500 Hydraulic Webster AS 4111 1 Passenger 2 125 4500 Hydraulic Webster AS 4111 2 Passenger 2 125 4500 Hydraulic Webster AS-4015 1 Passenger 3 105 3000 EAB176 Hydralic Thyssenkrupp AS-4206 1 Passenger 3 130 3000 EAB175 Hydralic Thyssenkrupp AS-4207 1 Passenger 3 125 3000 EAB174 Hydralic Thyssenkrupp AS-4208 1 Passenger 3 125 3000 EAB173 Hydralic Thyssenkrupp AS-4211 1 Freight 3 100 3000 9682-1 Hydraulic Ace Elevator AS-4212 1 Freight 3 100 3000 9682-2 Hydraulic Ace Elevator AS-429 1 Passenger 5 150 2500 Roped-Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp AS-4004 1 Passenger 3 125 3000 20075196 Hydraulic Kone G-483 1 Passenger 2 125 3500 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp G-644 1 Passenger 3 125 3000 NHP1386 Hydraulic Minnesota G-773 1 Passenger 2 124 3500 Hydrauic Skyline

Building No. Type Stops FPM (lbs) No. Drive Type Manufacturer Naval Hospital, Camp Lejeune - Total 22 NH-100 1 Passenger 5 500 4500 253226 Gearless Otis NH-100 2 Passenger 5 500 4500 253228 Gearless Otis NH-100 3 Passenger 5 500 4500 HW#A-142184 Gearless Hollister Whitney NH-100 4 Passenger 5 350 4500 253231 Geared Otis NH-100 5 Passenger 5 350 4500 253233 Geared Otis NH-100 6 Passenger 5 350 4500 HW#A-142184 Geared Hollister Whitney NH-100 7 Passenger 5 200 4000 255570 Geared Otis NH-100 8 Passenger 5 200 4000 255575 Geared Otis NH-100 9 Passenger 3 125 4000 262376 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 10 Passenger 2 125 2500 262369 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 11 Passenger 2 125 2500 262370 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 12 Passenger 2 125 2500 262371 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 13 Passenger 2 125 4000 262377 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 14 Passenger 2 125 2500 262373 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 15 Passenger 2 125 2500 262373 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 16 Passenger 2 125 2500 262378 Hydraulic Otis NH-100 17 Passenger 2 125 6000 3303014 Hydraulic Webster NH-100 18 Passenger 2 125 6000 3303016 Hydraulic Webster NH-100 19 Passenger 2 125 8000 3307989 Hydraulic Webster

Bldg 15 1 Passenger 3 100 3500 AZA-45442 Holeless-Hydraulic CEMCO Bldg 65 1 Passenger 2 100 3500 08D-S-07AG-0310 Hydraulic Minnesota Bldg 326 1 Passenger 2 125 2500 DS2934 Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp

COMBINED TOTAL 143

ATTACHMENT J-1502000-02

ELEVATOR INSPECTION CHECKLIST

TRACTION

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 1 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: WEEKLY

CHECKPOINT #

CHECKPOINT DESCRIPTION

1. CAR OPERATION: Review the performance of the elevators with the Government Representative to determine if any malfunctions have occurred With the car since the last maintenance was performed.

Investigate any malfunctions which have occurred, devoting special attention to any problems involving safe operations, and take corrective action. Ride all cars to detect and repair any improper operation of the car doors, hoistway doors, acceleration, leveling accuracy of floor stops (maintain within 1/4") and the action of the machine brake. Verify proper operation of the retractable door edges, infrared curtain units, and the door light rays. Observe operation of floor indicating lights, floor audio signals, directional signal lights, bulbs or tubes in the car lighting system. Check pit for oil, water and debris. Examine the car station buttons, call buttons, emergency stop switch, alarm and replace any damaged switches, burned out lamps and broken buttons. Check operation of exhaust fan.

2. CONTROLLER AND SELECTOR PANELS: Observe the operation of all control relays, contactors, and other devices for proper sequence. If contacts are exposed to excessive current, check the circuit, correct the cause and replace burned contacts. For the safety of the elevator users, do not work on relays which affect the operation of the car or power operated doors while the car is in service. Make a visual inspection of magnet coils, relays and contactors, devoting special attention to the coils of relays that are continuously energized.

Replace any coils that have brittle insulation or cracked binders. Inspect fuses for proper rating and corrosion.

Replace any that are incorrect rating, corroded or not clearly marked. Observe and check the floor selector, adjust as necessary.

3. GENERAL CLEANING: Wipe down the hoisting machine and generator.

Excessive heat and unusual noises shall be corrected. Any oil leakage shall be corrected. Remove any dirt or dust from the motor and generator housing. Clean hoist way, top of car and pit of any dirt, debris or oil. Brush off copper or carbon dust that may have collected on the control and relay panels. Remove lubricants, cleaning solvents and other combustible solutions if any are found to be stored in these places. Contractor shall remove any carbon dust on the floor to prevent tracking.

4. MOTORS, REGULATORS AND GENERATORS: Maintain all brushes so that they are free to move in their holders and make good contact with the commutator. Check the brush spring tension and replace all brushes when necessary, (but in no case shall the brush length be allowed to get shorter than 1"), with new brushes of the same size and grade. Clean carbon dust from the brush holders and insulators. Wipe off the commutator, but do not sandpaper. If the carbon dust cannot be entirely removed from the commutator by wiping, the undercut slots should be cleaned. Shorted conditions between the commutator bars shall be corrected. Maintain the commutator in an oil-free condition. Check motors, generators, and exciters for vibration or unusual noises in the bearings. Oil or grease bearings unless they are the permanently sealed type. Defective bearings shall be replaced.

HYDRAULIC

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 2 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: WEEKLY determine if any malfunctions have occurred with the car since the last maintenance was performed. Investigate any malfunctions which have occurred, devoting special attention to any problems involving safe operations, and take corrective action. Ride all cars to detect and repair any improper operation of the car doors, hoistway doors, acceleration, leveling accuracy of floor stops, (maintain within 1/4"). Ensure smooth hydraulic valve operation in start and stop. Verify proper operation of the retractable door edges, infrared curtain units and the door light rays.

Observe operation of floor indicating lights, floor audio signals, directional signal lights, bulbs or tubes in the car lighting system. Check pit for oil, water and debris. Examine the car station buttons, call buttons, emergency stop switch, alarm and replace any damaged switches, burned out lamps and broken buttons. Check operation of exhaust fan. Maintain elevator downtime to within 16 hours monthly.

2. CONTROLLER AND SELECTOR PANELS: Observe the operation of all control relays, contactors and other devices for proper sequence. If contacts are exposed to excessive current, check the circuit, correct the cause and replace burned contacts. For the safety of the elevator users, do not work on relays which affect the operation of the car or power operated doors while the car is in service. Make a visual inspection of magnet coils, relays and contactors, devoting special attention to the coils or relays that are continuously energized. Replace any coils that have brittle insulation or cracked binders. Inspect fuses for proper rating and corrosion. Replace any that are incorrect rating, corroded or not clearly marked.

3. GENERAL CLEANING: Insure that area around valve assembly is free of debris. Excessive heat and unusual noises shall be corrected. Any oil leakage shall be corrected. Remove any dirt or dust from the motor housing. Clean hoist way, top of car and pit of any dirt, debris or oil. Remove lubricants, cleaning solvents and other combustible solutions if any are found to be stored in these places.

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 2 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: WEEKLY determine if any malfunctions have occurred with the car since the last maintenance was performed. Investigate any malfunctions which have occurred, devoting special attention to any problems involving safe operations, and take corrective action. Ride all cars to detect and repair any improper operation of the car doors, hoistway doors, acceleration, leveling accuracy of floor stops, (maintain within 1/4"). Ensure smooth hydraulic valve operation in start and stop. Verify proper operation of the retractable door edges, infrared curtain units and the door light rays.

Observe operation of floor indicating lights, floor audio signals, directional signal lights, bulbs or tubes in the car lighting system. Check pit for oil, water and debris. Examine the car station buttons, call buttons, emergency stop switch, alarm and replace any damaged switches, burned out lamps and broken buttons. Check operation of exhaust fan. Maintain elevator downtime to within 16 hours monthly.

other devices for proper sequence. If contacts are exposed to excessive current, check the circuit, correct the cause and replace burned contacts. For the safety of the elevator users, do not work on relays which affect the operation of the car or power operated doors while the car is in service. Make a visual inspection of magnet coils, relays and contactors, devoting special attention to the coils or relays that are continuously energized. Replace any coils that have brittle insulation or cracked binders. Inspect fuses for proper rating and corrosion. Replace any that are unusual noises shall be corrected. Any oil leakage shall be corrected. Remove any dirt or dust from the motor housing. Clean hoist way, top of car and pit of any dirt, debris or oil. Remove lubricants, cleaning solvents and

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 3 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: BIWEEKLY

1. CAR OPERATION: Review the performance of the elevators with the Government Representative to determine if any malfunctions have occurred with the car since the last maintenance was performed. Investigate any malfunctions which have occurred, devoting special attention to any problems involving safe operations, and take corrective action. Ride all cars to detect and repair any improper operation of the car doors, hoistway doors, acceleration, leveling accuracy of floor stops, (maintain within 1/4"). Ensure smooth hydraulic valve operation in start and stop. Verify proper operation of the retractable door edges and the door light rays. Observe operation of floor indicating lights, floor audio signals, directional signal lights, bulbs or tubes in the car lighting system. Check pit for oil, water and debris. Examine the car station buttons, call buttons, emergency stop switch, alarm and replace any damaged switches, burned out lamps and broken buttons. Check operation of exhaust fan. Maintain elevator downtime to within 16 hours monthly.

other devices for proper sequence. If contacts are exposed to excessive current, check the circuit, correct the cause and replace burned contacts. For the safety of the elevator users, do not work on relays which affect the operation of the car or power operated doors while the car is in service. Make a visual inspection of magnet coils, relays and contactors, devoting special attention to the coils or relays that are continuously energized. Replace any coils that have brittle insulation or cracked binders. Inspect fuses for proper rating and corrosion. Replace any that are unusual noises shall be corrected. Any oil leakage shall be corrected. Remove any dirt or dust from the motor housing. Clean hoist way, top of car and pit of any dirt, debris or oil. Remove lubricants, cleaning solvents and other combustible solutions if any are found to be stored in these places. Contractor shall remove any carbon dust on the floor to prevent tracking.

MOTORS, REGULATORS AND GENERATORS: Maintain all brushes so that they are free to move in their holders and make good contact with the commutator. Check the brush spring tension and replace all brushes with new brushes when necessary, (but in no case shall be brush length be allowed to get shorter than 1"), of the same size and grade. Clean carbon dust from the brush holders and insulators. Wipe off the commutator, but do not sandpaper. If the carbon dust cannot be entirely removed from the commutator by wiping, the undercut slots should be cleaned. Shorted conditions between the commutator bars shall be corrected. Maintain the commutator in an oil-free condition. Check motors, generators, and exciters for vibration or unusual noises in the bearings. Oil or grease bearings unless they are of the permanently sealed type. Defective bearings shall be replaced

DUMBWAITERS

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 4 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: BIWEEKLY

1. CAR OPERATION: Review the performance of the dumbwaiter with the Government Representative to determine if any malfunctions have occurred with the car since the last maintenance was performed. Investigate any malfunctions which have occurred, devoting special attention to any problems involving safe operations, and take corrective action. Run all cars to detect and repair any improper operation of the car doors, hoistway doors, acceleration, leveling accuracy of floor stops, (maintain within 1/4") and the action of the machine brake. Observe operation of directional signal lights. Check pit for water and debris, and remove any debris. Examine the car call buttons and replace any damaged switches, burned out lamps and broken buttons. Maintain elevator downtime to within 16 hours monthly.

other devices for proper sequence. If contacts are exposed to excessive current, check the circuit, correct the cause and replace burned contacts. For safety, do not work on relays which affect the operation of the car while the car is in service. Make a visual inspection of magnet coils, relays and contactors, devoting special attention to the coils of relays that are continuously energized. Replace any coils that have brittle insulation or cracked binders. Inspect fuses for proper rating and corrosion. Replace any that are incorrect rating, corroded or not clearly marked.

3. GENERAL CLEANING: Wipe down the hoisting machine and motor. Excessive heat and unusual noises shall be corrected. Any oil leakage shall be corrected. Remove any dirt or dust from the motor. Clean hoist way, top of car and pit of any dirt, debris or oil.

4. MOTORS: Maintain all brushes so that they are free to move in their holders and make good contact with the commutator. Check the brush spring tension and replace all brushes with new brushes when necessary of the same size and grade. Clean carbon dust from the brush holders and insulators. Wipe off the commutator, but do not sandpaper. If the carbon dust cannot be entirely removed from the commutator by wiping, the undercut slots should be cleaned. Shorted conditions between the commutator bars shall be corrected. Maintain the commutator in an oil-free condition. Check motors for vibration or unusual noises in the bearings. Oil or grease bearings unless they are of the permanently sealed type. Defective bearings shall be replaced.

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 5 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: BIWEEKLY determine if any malfunctions have occurred with the car since the last maintenance was performed. Investigate any malfunctions which have occurred, devoting special attention to any problems involving safe operations, and take corrective action. Run all cars to detect and repair any improper operation of the car doors, hoistway doors, acceleration, leveling accuracy of floor stops, (maintain within 1/4"). Insure smooth hydraulic valve operation in start and stop. Verify proper operation of the retractable door edges, infrared curtain units, and the door light rays.

Observe operation of floor indicating lights, floor audio signals, directional signal lights, bulbs or tubes in the car lighting system. Check pit for oil, water and debris. Examine the car station buttons, call buttons, emergency stop switch, alarm and replace any damaged switches, burned out lamps and broken buttons. Replace all burned out bulbs, tubes or starters in the car lighting system, hoistway and machine room. Check operation of exhaust fan.

Maintain elevator downtime to within 16 hours monthly.

other devices for proper sequence. If contacts are exposed to excessive current, check the circuit, correct the cause and replace burned contacts. For safety of the elevators users, do not work on relays which affect the operation of the car while the car is in service. Make a visual inspection of magnet coils, relays and contactors, devoting special attention to the coils of relays that are continuously energized. Replace any coils that have brittle insulation or cracked binders. Inspect fuses for proper rating and corrosion. Replace any that are incorrect rating, corroded or not clearly marked.

unusual noises shall be corrected. Any oil leakage shall be corrected. Remove any dirt or dust from the motor housing. Clean hoistway, top of car, and pit of any dirt, debris or oil. Remove lubricants, cleaning solvents and

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 6 PAGE 1 of 2 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: MONTHLY

1. LUBRICATION: Check quantity and quality of oil in all reservoirs, such as crankcase, gear boxes, buffers and oil cups. Add oil to maintain satisfactory levels. Replace oil if dirty. Applies to motor generator sets (roller bearings), worms and gears, governors, gearless machines, car door hangers, secondary sheaves (sleeve bearings), selector segments, brake pins and linkage, and door and gate operators. Selector guides (sheaves), equalizer, guide rails, governor cable tension sheaves, regulators and small control motors.

2. CAR DOOR OPERATORS: Examine and clean door operator motors. Examine all moving parts connected to the door operators, tighten any loose screws or bolts and replace worn pins and bearings.

Examine the door gibs; if they bind in the threshold groove, the gibs shall be removed and cleaned.

3. DOOR INTERLOCKS: Pull on hatch hoistway door from the corridor side while the car is running to verify that the doors are securely locked and that the car does not stop because of an interrupted door contact circuit. Test the door contact circuit at the control panel for grounds and high resistance shorts using an ohmmeter. Make visual and touch examination of door interlocks to see that there are no loose parts. Adjust or replace as necessary for proper operation of all door interlock components. Improper operation of door interlock components shall be corrected.

4. GUIDE SHOES AND ROLLER GUIDES: Inspect the operation of the guide shoes or roller guides.

Replace any worn nylon or moly-disulphide gibs and replace any worn or eccentric wheels. Ensure satisfactory lubrication.

5. WIRE ROPES AND FASTENINGS: Examine all steel and iron wire ropes and fastenings on the car, counterweight and governor. Ropes that have broken wires will require close examination. Notify the Officer in Charge (OIC) of adjustments made and of unsafe conditions found within two hours verbally and mail a written notice within one calendar day. A determination to replace any wire rope will be made by a certified safety inspector. The tension of hoist and compensating ropes shall be checked and adjusted if necessary to see that they are alike. Sheave's shall be inspected for wear. On sheaves where inserts are installed, the inserts shall be closely inspected for wear, they will be replaced in sets.

6. TRAVELING CABLES: Examine all traveling cables to see if there is evidence of wear due to rubbing against any operating beams, walls or the car platform. All bare spots shall be covered with electrical tape to prevent further damage. Adjust the cable loop to avoid striking the pit floor and assure that the loop travels through the hoistway without any twisting motion or interference.

TRACTION (Cont’d.)

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 6 PAGE 2 of 2 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: MONTHLY

7. COUNTERWEIGHTS AND COMPENSATORS: Inspect and adjust the clearance of the counterweight at the buffer with the car stopped at the top floor landing. Check the clearance between the compensator and the pit floor to determine if the ropes on either the counterweight or the compensator need shortening.

Examine and adjust the compensating sheave and sheave bearings. Lubricate sheave bearings. Examine and adjust compensating chain if required.

8. COUNTERWEIGHTS AND COMPENSATORS: Inspect and adjust the clearance of the counterweight at the buffer with the car stopped at the top floor landing. Check the clearance between the compensator and the pit floor to determine if the ropes on either the counterweight or the compensator need shortening.

Examine and adjust the compensating sheave and sheave bearings. Lubricate sheave bearings. Examine and adjust compensating chain if required.

9. RETRACTABLE SAFETY DOOR EDGE: Examine all moving parts of retractable door edge or loose screws, bolts, worn pins, bearings, cams and rollers. Inspect the trail cable for wear and adjust to prevent rubbing on any other parts when the door is operated. Check the operation of the door edge contacts and switches and adjust or replace where necessary for proper operation. Inspect covering on safety edge for wear, repair, or replace as necessary.

10. CAR: Clean light fixture globes and diffusers. Insure emergency exit doors are properly secured from the outside.

11. HOISTING MACHINE: Inspect. If cutting of the drive sheave or secondary sheave grooves is taking place, it shall be cause for remedial action. Replace any sheave inserts that are excessively worn. The hoisting ropes should be lightly lubricated and other corrective action taken. Maintain the prescribed oil level in the gear housing. Check the gear backlash, thrust end play, and bearing wear. Repair oil leaks.

12. BRAKES: Examine and adjust the brake plunger so that it is free and that operates to the full extent of its travel. Clearances between the brake shoes and drum shall be maintained at a minimum. Examine the brake contacts for wear and adjust or replace. Clean the brake drum pulley. Prevent any loose material from catching between the drum and brake shoes.

13. GOVERNORS: With the power removed from the controls, trip the governor by hand to see that all parts of the mechanism operate freely. Check for loose pins, bolts and anchors. Examine and clean the over-speed safety switch contacts, check for proper operation. Lubricate the governor shaft and bearings and adjust. If worn parts are observed on the governor, consult with the OIC prior to replacement.

14. FIREFIGHTERS' SERVICE: Inspect phase I and II of the firefighter's service. Correct any problems that are noted.

15. INDEPENDENT SERVICE: Operate the car on independent service. Correct any problems that are noted.

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 7 PAGE 1 of 2 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: MONTHLY

1. LUBRICATION: Check quantity and quality of oil in all reservoirs, such as buffers and oil cups. Add oil to maintain satisfactory levels. Replace oil if dirty. Applies to car door hangers, door and gate operators, and guide rails and oil buffers.

2. HYDRAULIC PUMP UNITS: Wipe down the pump and motor. Examine all bearing surfaces for excessive heat and unusual noises while the pump unit is running adjust or repair to correct. ANY oil leakage that develops at the pump and piping system shall be corrected.

3. HYDRAULIC OIL HOLDING TANKS: Run the car up to the top floor and observes the oil level at the gauge. Add oil when required. All replacement oil will comply with the equipment manufacturer's specifications.

4. DOOR INTERLOCKS: Pull on hatch hoistway door from the corridor side while the car is running to verify that the doors are securely locked and that the car does not stop because of an interrupted door contact circuit. Test the door contact circuit at the control panel for grounds and high resistance shorts using an ohmmeter. Make visual and touch examination of door interlocks to see that there are no loose parts. Adjust or replace as necessary for proper operation of all door interlock components. Improper operation of door interlock components shall be corrected.

5. RETRACTABLE SAFETY DOOR EDGE: Examine all moving parts of retractable door edge or loose screws, bolts, worn pins, bearings, cams and rollers. Inspect the trail cable for wear and adjust to prevent rubbing on any other parts when the door is operated. Check the operation of the door edge contacts and switches and adjust or replace where necessary for proper operation. Inspect covering on safety edge for wear, repair, or replace as necessary.

6. CAR: Clean light fixture globes and diffusers. Insure emergency exit doors are properly secured from the outside.

7. CAR DOOR OPERATORS: Examine and clean door operator motors. Examine all moving parts connected to the door operators, tighten any loose screws or bolts and replace worn pins and bearings.

Examine the door gibs; if they bind in the threshold groove, the gibs shall be removed and cleaned.

8. TRAVELING CABLES: Examine all traveling cables to see if there is evidence of wear due to rubbing against any operating beams, walls or the car platform. All bare spots shall be covered with electrical tape to prevent further damage.

Adjust the cable loop to avoid striking the pit floor and assure that the loop travels through the hoistway without any twisting motion or interference.

HYDRAULIC (Cont’d.)

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 7 PAGE 2 of 2 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: MONTHLY

9. CYLINDER PACKING GLAND: Examine the cylinder packing gland for excessive leakage and tighten or replace packing when leakage cannot be corrected by tightening the gland. Excessive leakage is defined as one gallon per month. Empty oil collection container. GUIDE SHOES AND ROLLER GUIDES: Inspect the operation of the guide shoes or roller guides. Replace any worn nylon or moly-disulphide gibs and replace any worn or eccentric wheels. Ensure satisfactory lubrication.

10. GUIDE SHOES AND ROLLER GUIDES: Inspect the operation of the guide shoes or roller guides.

Replace any worn nylon or moly-disulphide gibs and replace any worn or eccentric wheels. Ensure satisfactory lubrication.

11. FIREFIGHTERS' SERVICE: Inspect phase I and II of the firefighter's service. Correct any problems that are noted.

12. INDEPENDENT SERVICE: Operate the car on independent service. Correct any problems that are noted.

DUMBWAITERS

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 8 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: MONTHLY

1. LUBRICATION: Check quantity and quality of oil in all reservoirs, such as crankcase, gear boxes, buffers and oil cups. Add oil to maintain satisfactory levels. Replace oil if dirty. Applies to motor generator sets (roller bearings), worms and gears, governors, gearless machines, car door hangers, secondary sheaves (sleeve bearings), selector segments, brake pins and linkage, and door and gate operators. Selector guides (sheaves), equalizer, guide rails, governor cable tension sheaves, regulators and small control motors.

2. CAR DOOR: Examine and clean car door. Examine all moving parts connected to the car door, tighten any loose screws or bolts and replace worn pins and bearings.

3. DOOR INTERLOCKS: Pull on hatch hoistway door from the corridor side while the car is running to verify that the doors are securely locked and the car does not stop because of an interrupted door contact circuit.

Test the door contact circuit at the control panel for grounds and high resistance shorts using an ohmmeter. Make visual and touch examination of door interlocks to see that there are no loose parts. Adjust or replace as necessary for proper operation of all door interlock components. Improper operation of door interlock components shall be corrected.

4. GUIDE SHOES AND ROLLER GUIDES: Inspect the operation of the guide shoes or roller guides.

Replace any worn nylon or moly-disulphide gibs and replace any worn or eccentric wheels. Ensure satisfactory lubrication.

5. WIRE ROPES AND FASTENINGS: Examine all steel and iron wire ropes and fastenings on the car.

Ropes that have broken wires will require close examination. Notify the OIC of adjustments made and of unsafe conditions found within two hours verbally and mail a written notice within one calendar day. A determination to replace any wire rope will be made by a certified safety inspector.

6. TRAVELING CABLES: Examine all traveling cables to see if there is evidence of wear due to rubbing against any operating beams, walls or the car platform. All bare spots shall be covered with electrical tape to prevent further damage. Adjust the cable loop to avoid striking the pit floor and assure that the loop travels through the hoistway without any twisting motion or interference.

7. HOISTING MACHINE: Inspect. If cutting of the drive sheave it shall be cause for remedial action. The hoisting ropes should be lightly lubricated and other corrective action taken. Maintain the prescribed oil level in the gear housing. Check the gear backlash, thrust end play, and bearing wear. Repair oil leaks.

8. BRAKES: Examine and adjust the brake plunger so that it is free and that operates to the full extent of its travel. Clearances between the brake shoes and drum shall be maintained at a minimum. Examine the brake contacts for wear and adjust or replace.

Clean the brake drum pulley. Prevent any loose material from catching between the drum and brake shoes.

WHEELCHAIR LIFT

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 9 PAGE 1 of 1 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: MONTHLY

1. LUBRICATION: Check oil level (screw oiler and reservoir) with 5W30 motor oil.

CHECKLIST NUMBER: 10 PAGE 1 of 2 FREQUENCY OF SERVICE: SEMI-ANNUAL

1. LUBRICATION: Door control cams and gears, machine leveling and stopping switches, slow-down and limit switches, guide shoes, hatch door hangers, motor generator sets (ball bearings), and auxiliary sheaves (ball bearings). Lubricate indicator dials and pulleys.

2. CONTROLLER: With the main line switch disconnected, operate each contactor and relay by hand. Adjust all control relays to assure wiping action across the contacts. Replace all rivets and screws not tight, adjust air gap if excessive and assure that there is no friction existing in the relay movement. Inspect the hinge pins and stop plates and replace those that are worn. Examine the shunts and replace those which are frayed or other wise indicate that the shunts may soon break down. Check all heavy wire terminals for tightness, including those connected to overload relays. Tighten all nuts and bolts which hold resistance grids tight to each other. Clean contacts of relays which seldom operate such as overload relays, reverse phase relays and protective relays. Check oil in overload relays, settings, and operation of overloads. Clean and check fuse holders.

3. SLOW-DOWN AND LIMIT SWITCHES: Remove covers, clean out switch boxes, examine contacts, clean and adjust when necessary. Maintain all moving parts free from friction and noisy operation. Check the setting slow-down switches by operating the car into a terminal landing. If slow-down control is insufficient and the car goes past the terminal landing far enough to create a hazard to passengers, then corrective adjustment shall be made.

4. HOISTWAY DOOR EQUIPMENT: Clean all grease and dirt from the hanger tracks and lubricate. Check and adjust up-thrust rollers if necessary. When applying fresh grease to the tracks, be careful that the grease does not get into the door interlock bridge contacts. Examine the hanger fastenings to see that all parts are secure.

Check the door gibs and replace those which are worn. Clean, lubricate and examine the door arms, check for loose pins and bolts and worn or cracked castings.

5. HOISTWAY: Clean all hoistway equipment such as secondary sheaves and beams, car and counterweight guide rails and brackets, limit switches and their brackets, supporting beams, counterweight, car top, car sides, safety mechanism and any dirt on the car bottom, or the pit floor. Tighten all loose rail bracket bolts. Adjust all ropes and rope fastenings, and tighten all loose clamps on hoistway conduit, as cleaning operations progress down the hoistway.

Adjust the car sling and check for loose bolts on the car steadying plates and brackets. Clean and fill the rail lubricator pots and wicks when provided. Empty rail drip pans.

6. CAR: Check stile channels, car frame, cams and supports for bends and cracks. Check car enclosure steadying plates. Check safety clearances.

ATTACHMENT J-1502000-03

Service Call Authorization List

PERSONS AUTHORIZED TO CALL IN ROUTINE AND EMERGENCY SERVICE CALLS:

NAME POSITION/TITLE OFFICE PHONE CELL

Brian Woodall Director, Facilities Support Contracts

910-451-5783 X3223 910-646-1335

Larry Titus Service Contract Manager

910-451-5783 X3280 910-545-9197

Henry Estheimer Supervisory PAR 910-451-5783 X3281 910-320-4641 Patrick Cowart Supervisory PAR 910-451-5783 X3277 910-650-1703 William Mueller PAR 910-451-5783 X3230 910-545-9229

ATTACHMENT J-1502000-04

FIRE SERVICE TEST

Month

Phase 1 Pass/Fail

(P/F)

Comments

Month

Phase 2

Pass/Fail (P/F)

Comments

Jan

P

F

Jan P F

Initial

Feb

Feb P F

Mar

Mar P F

Apr

Apr P F

May

May P F

Jun

Jun P F

Jul

Jul P F

Aug

Aug P F

Sept

Sept P F

Oct

Oct P F

Nov

Nov P F

ATTACHMENT J-1502000-04

FIRE SERVICE TEST

Dec

Dec P F

Fire Service is tested Monthly. Please circle Pass or Fail, list any comments, and initial after each Test.

ATTACHMENT J-1502000-05

EQUIPMENT SYSTEMS INVENTORY RUPTURE VALVE & LOAD TEST SCHEDULE

Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune - Total 98 Building Elev

No.

Elev.

Type

Serial No.

O/S Valve

Drive Type Manufacturer No.

Stops

Speed

FPM

Capacity (lbs)

Next Inspection

Next Annual

Next 5 Year

H-1 1 Passenger AZA-45439 Y Roped-Hydraulic CEMCO 3 125 4000 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-22 H-1 2 Passenger AZA-45440 Y Roped-Hydraulic CEMCO 3 125 4000 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-22 H-1 3 Passenger AZA-45441 Y Holeless-

Hydraulic CEMCO 2 100 4000 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-22

24 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic 3 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-19 24 2 WC-lift AV-1504

N Electric Savaria 2 20 750 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20

TT-84 1 WC-Lift N Electric Triangle Elevator 2 20 Mar-19 Sep-19 N/A 883 1 WC-Lift N Electric Triangle Elevator 2 20 Mar-19 Sep-19 N/A 89 1 WC Lift 32DMHAN0

N Drive Screw Concord 2 20 750 Aug-19 Aug-19 N/A

227 A Passenger Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 2 125 2500 Aug-19 Feb-20 Aug-21 227 B Passenger Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 2 125 5200 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-21 425 1 Dumbwaiter 21703 N Drum D.A. Matot 2 50 100 N/A N/A N/A 891 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 3 125 4000 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-23 897 1 Passenger 001KAGY02

Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 2100 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-23

BB274 1 Passenger 3289104 Y Hydraulic Schnidler 3 125 2500 Nov-19 Nov-19 Nov-23 BB275 1 Passenger 3289101 Y Hydraulic Schnidler 3 125 2500 Nov-19 Nov-19 Nov-23 BB355 1 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 350 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 BB355 2 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 350 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-19 BB355 3 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 350 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-19 BB355 4 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 350 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-19 BB355 5 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 350 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-19 BB355 6 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 350 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-19 BB360 1 Passemger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 3500 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-21 SBB355 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 3 125 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-19 FC-478 1 Passenger EV8358 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 4 149 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-22 FC-481 1 Passenger EV8359 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 4 149 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-22 FC-504 1 Passenger EV8360 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 4 149 3500 Jun-19 Nov-19 Nov-22 FC-507 1 Passenger EV8361 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 4 149 3500 Jun-19 Nov-19 Nov-22 FC62 1 Passenger N Traction Schnidler 5 200 3500 Nov-19 Nov-19 Nov-22

No.

Elev.

Type

Serial No.

O/S Valve

Drive Type Manufacturer No.

Stops

Speed

FPM

Capacity (lbs)

Next Inspection

Next Annual

Next 5 Year

FC63 1 Passenger N Traction Schnidler 5 200 3500 Jul-19 Aug-19 Aug-22 FC64 1 Passenger N Traction Schnidler 5 200 3500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Aug-22 FC-66 1 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 200 2500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-20 FC-66 2 Passenger N Traction Webster 5 200 4500 Feb-19 Aug-19 Aug-20 FC66-A 1 Passenger 3323942 Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 4500 Feb-19 Aug-19 Aug-20 FC66-A 2 Passenger 3323944 Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 4500 Feb-19 Aug-19 Aug-20 HP117 1 Passenger N Traction Schnidler 5 200 3500 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-22 HP118 1 Passenger N Traction Schnidler 5 200 3500 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-22 HP119 1 Passenger N Traction Schnidler 5 200 3500 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-22 M-79 1 Passenger 583700 Y Hydraulic Schnidler 2 147 3500 Aug-19 Feb-20 Feb-22 M-79 2 Passenger EX7704 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 2 125 3000 Aug-19 Feb-20 Feb-22 M-283 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 3 125 3500 Aug-19 Feb-20 Aug-19 M-283 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 3 125 3500 Aug-19 Feb-20 Aug-19 M-285 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 2 125 4000 Sep-19 Mar-20 Mar-22 M446 1 Passenger 3289052 Y Hydraulic Schnidler 3 125 2500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-22 M447 1 Passenger 3289055 Y Hydraulic Schnidler 3 125 2500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-22 M448 1 Passenger 3289058 Y Hydraulic Schnidler 3 125 2500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-22 M-457 1 Passenger EW1284 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 125 3500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-22 M-458 1 Passenger EW1285 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 125 3500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-22 PP-2015 1 Passenger 3018150 Y Hydraulic Canton 2 125 2000 Jun-19 Jul-19 Jul-22 PP2 1 Passenger EAE254 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 150 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-21 PP2 1 Passenger EAE255 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 150 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-21 WC-1 Passenger 308113 Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 4500 Aug-19 Feb-20 Feb-22 WC105 1 Passenger 16125 Y Hydraulic Canton 4 150 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jul-21 WC110 1 Passenger 16124 Y Hydraulic Canton 4 150 3500 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-21 WC115 1 Passenger 16123 Y Hydraulic Canton 4 150 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jul-21 WC120 1 Passenger 16122 Y Hydraulic Canton 4 150 3500 Nov-19 Nov-19 Nov-21 WC124 1 Passenger 16120 Y Hydraulic Canton 2 125 3500 May-19 Nov-19 Nov-21 WC125 1 Passenger 16121 Y Hydraulic Canton 2 125 3500 Sep-19 Mar-20 Mar-22 WC130 1 Passenger 3279490 N Traction Hollister Whitney 5 200 3500 Sep-19 Mar-20 Mar-22 WC135 1 Passenger 3279491 N Traction Hollister Whitney 5 200 3500 Jun-19 Jan-20 Jan-21 WC135 1 Passenger 3279491 N Traction Hollister Whitney 5 200 3500 Jun-19 Jan-20 Jan-21

No.

Elev.

Type

Serial No.

O/S Valve

Drive Type Manufacturer No.

Stops

Speed

FPM

Capacity (lbs)

Next Inspection

Next Annual

Next 5 Year

WC140 1 Passenger N Traction Elevator Specialist 5 200 2500 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-22 WC140 2 Passenger N Traction Elevator Specialist 5 200 2500 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-22 WC145 1 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 4500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-19 WC145 2 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 2500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-19 WC145 3 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 4500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-19 WC145 4 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 2500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-19 WC159 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-19 WC160 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-19 WC161 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Elevator Specialist 4 150 3000 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-23 WC161 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Elevator Specialist 4 150 3000 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-23 WC165 1 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 4500 Jun-19 Dec-19 Dec-23 WC165 2 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 2500 Jun-19 Dec-19 Dec-23 WC165 3 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 4500 Jun-19 Dec-19 Dec-23 WC165 4 Passenger N Traction Delaware 5 350 2500 Jun-19 Dec-19 Dec-23 WC-195 1 Passenger N Traction Delaware 4 125 4500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-21 WC-195 2 Passenger N Traction Delaware 4 125 4500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-21 WC-300 1 Passenger N Traction Hollister/MCE 5 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 WC-300 2 Passenger N Traction Hollister/MCE 5 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 WC-300 3 Passenger N Traction Hollister/MCE 5 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 WC-300 4 Passenger N Traction Hollister/MCE 5 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 WC-300 5 Passenger N Traction Hollister/MCE 5 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 WC-300 6 Passenger N Traction Hollister/MCE 5 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 WC 310 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 3 125 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jul-20 WC-310 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 3 125 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jul-20 WC 500 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 3500 Nov-19 May-20 May-21 WC-504 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 3500 Nov-19 Nov-20 May-21 WC-508 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Skyline 3 125 3500 Jun-19 Nov-19 May-21 WC-508 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Skyline 3 125 3500 May-19 May-19 May-21 WC-510 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Skyline 2 125 3500 Nov-19 Nov-20 May-21 RR-122 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 3500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-20 RR-123 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 3500 Aug-19 Feb-19 Aug-20 RR-280 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 4000 Jul-19 Apr-19 Feb-23

Marine Corps Air Station, New River - Total 26

No.

Elev.

Type

Serial No.

O/S Valve

Drive Type Manufacturer No.

Stops

Speed

FPM

Capacity (lbs)

Next Inspection

Next Annual

Next 5 Year

AS-510 1 Passenger EC8376 N Hydraulic Dover 2 125 2500 Sep-19 Sep-19 N/A AS-318 1 Passenger ED2303 N Hydraulic Dover 2 125 2500 Jul-19 Jul-19 N/A AS-508 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 2 130 3500 Aug-19 Feb-20 Feb-21 AS-508 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 2 130 3500 Aug-19 Feb-19 Feb-21 AS-705 1 Passenger AZA-45438 Y Hydraulic Cemco 4 125 2500 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-21 AS-705 2 Passenger AZA-45437 Y Hydraulic Cemco 4 125 2500 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-21 AS-255 1 Passenger EK5358 N Hydraulic Dover 2 100 2500 Aug-19 Aug-19 Aug-23 AS 890 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 3500 Sep-19 Mar-20 Sep-20 AS 890 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 2 125 3500 Sep-19 Mar-20 Sep-20 AS 891 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 4 125 4000 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 AS 891 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Delaware 4 125 4000 Sep-19 Sep-19 Sep-20 AS 990 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Skyline 2 125 4500 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jan-23 AS 4109 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 4500 Sep-19 Mar-20 Sep-20 AS 4111 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 4500 Jun-19 Dec-19 Dec-20 AS 4111 2 Passenger Y Hydraulic Webster 2 125 4500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Dec-20 AS-4015 1 Passenger EAB176 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 105 3000 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-22 AS-4206 1 Passenger EAB175 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 130 3000 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-23 AS-4207 1 Passenger EAB174 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 125 3000 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-21 AS-4208 1 Passenger EAB173 Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 3 125 3000 Jul-19 Jan-19 Jan-21 AS-4211 1 Freight 9682-1 Y Hydraulic Ace Elevator 3 100 3000 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-23 AS-4212 1 Freight 9682-2 Y Hydraulic Ace Elevator 3 100 3000 Jul-19 Jan-20 Jan-23 AS-429 1 Passenger Y Roped-Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 5 150 2500 Jul-19 Jan-19 Jan-23 AS-4004 1 Passenger 20075196 Y Hydraulic Kone 3 125 3000 Jul-19 Jul-19 Jul-22 G-483 1 Passenger Y Hydraulic Thyssenkrupp 2 125 3500 Jun-19 Jun-19 Jun-21 G-644 1 Passenger NHP1386 Y Hydraulic Minnesota 3 125 3000 Sep-19 Mar-20 Sep-20

Naval Hospital, Camp Lejeune - Total 22

No.

Elev.

Type

Serial No.

O/S Valve

Drive Type Manufacturer No.

Stops

Speed

FPM

Capacity (lbs)

Next Inspection

Next Annual

Next 5 Year

NH-100 1 Passenger 253226 N Gearless Otis 5 500 4500 Nov-19 May-20 May-23 NH-100 2 Passenger 253228 N Gearless Otis 5 500 4500 Nov-19 May-20 May-23 NH-100 3 Passenger HW#A-

142184 N Geared Hollister Whitney 5 500 4500 Nov-19 May-19 May-22

NH-100 4 Passenger 253231 N Geared Otis 5 350 4500 Nov-19 May-19 May-22 NH-100 5 Passenger 253233 N Geared Otis 5 350 4500 Nov-19 May-19 May-22 NH-100…