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SECTION J ANNEX J-1502000 ATTACHMENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

J-1502000-01Definitions and Acronyms
J-1502000-02References and Technical Documents
J-1502000-03Facility Identification
J-1502000-04Site Maps
J-1502000-05Past Frequencies of Inspections
J-1502000-06The Joint Commission Information
J-1502000-07King Fisher Daily Reading Log
J-1502000-08Fire Alarms
J-1502000-09Fire Doors
J-1502000-10Fire Suppression System
J-1502000-10-01Fire Suppression System (Air Compressors)
J-1502000-10-02Fire Suppression System (Pumps)
J-1502000-11Flightline AFFF Procedures
J-1502000-12Backflow Prevention Devices
J-1502000-13Fire Extinguisher

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ATTACHMENT J-1502000-01

DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS

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DEFINITIONDESCRIPTION
CRANE, CATEGORY 1Portal cranes, Hammerhead cranes, Locomotive cranes, Derricks, Floating cranes (YD), Tower cranes, Container cranes, Mobile cranes (except those indicated as category 4), including truck, cruiser, crawler, warehouse/industrial cranes, and cranes used for dragline, pile driving, clamshell, magnet, bucket work, and Aircraft crash cranes.
CRANE, CATEGORY 2 & 3Cranes with rated capacities of 20,000 pounds or greater are category 2. Examples are Over head traveling cranes, Gantry cranes (rail mounted), Wall cranes, Jib cranes, Pillar cranes, Pillar jib cranes, Monorails and associated hoists, Fixed hoists, including chain falls. Pedestal mounted commercial boom assemblies (fixed length, telescoping, and articulating types) attached to stake trucks, trailers, flatbeds, or railcars, or stationary mounted to piers, etc., with OEM rated capacities less than 2,000 pounds.
CRANE, CATEGORY 4Commercial truck mounted cranes, Truck mounted articulating boom cranes, Pedestal mounted commercial boom assemblies (fixed length, telescoping, and articulating types) attached to stake trucks, trailers, flatbeds, or railcars, or stationary mounted to piers, etc., with OEM rated capacities of 2,000 pounds and greater. Commercial truck mounted cranes and truck mounted articulating boom cranes with OEM capacities of 2,000 pounds and greater require a licensed operator even if the cranes are down rated below 2,000 pounds capacity for administrative purposes.
EQUIPMENT, COLLATERALEncompasses built-in and large substantially affixed equipment/property that is normally acquired and installed as part of a facility project.
EQUIPMENT, INSTALLEDEncompasses building-type equipment, built-in equipment, and large, substantially affixed equipment/property, and is normally acquired and installed as part of a facility project. Installed equipment is normally required to make a facility useful and operable. Removing such equipment would impair the usefulness, safety, or environment of the facility or the facility restoration work required after its removal, is substantial.
EQUIPMENT, PERSONAL PROPERTYPersonal property equipment includes all equipment other than collateral equipment. Such equipment, when acquired and used in a facility or a test apparatus, can be severed and removed aster erection or installation without substantial loss of value or damage thereto or to the premises where installed.
FACILITIES LIFE CYCLEA facilities life cycle is divided into four stages, requirements (planning and design), acquisition (construction and acceptance), stewardship (operations, maintenance and repair), and disposal.
FACILITIES MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENTThe planning, prioritizing, organizing, controlling, reporting, evaluating, and adjusting of facilities maintenance operations to support the CNO/NAVFAC facilities policy and objectives and satisfy customers’ facility needs. Defined by the International Facility Management Association as “the practice of coordinating the physical workplace with the people and work of the organization.”
INTEGRATED MAINTENANCE PROGRAM (IMP)IMP is a recurring state-of-the-art, reliability-centered inspection, testing, maintenance and repair program that determines best practices for managing the functions and consequences of failures of facilities equipment and system components. IMP encompasses accepted commercial practices, including reactive, preventive, predictive and proactive maintenance, into one optimal program. The IMP approach gives the Contractor full responsibility to maintain systems and equipment and perform repairs whenever necessary to ensure equipment and systems are operational and remain in a constant state of readiness. Service calls will not be issued for accomplishment of repairs on systems and equipment maintained under IMP.
LIFE-CYCLE COSTSA form of economic analysis that considers the total cost of owning, operating, and maintaining a building or system over its useful life.
MAINTENANCE, PREVENTIVEMaintenance designed to increase the availability of the facilities/equipment by reducing the number of unexpected breakdowns or service interruptions. It is any planned maintenance activity that improves equipment life and avoid any unplanned maintenance requirements.
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS-MAINTENANCEA computerized system that will provide sufficient information for management to evaluate differences between budgets and actual costs and evaluate performance.
REPAIRRepair is the restoration of facilities or equipment to such a condition that it may be effectively utilized for its designated purposes by overhaul, reconstruction, or replacement of constituent parts or materials which have deteriorated by action of the elements or usage, and which have not been corrected through maintenance. This term also applies to replacement of the entire unit or system if beyond economical repair. The intent of repair is to have the equipment at normal working condition.
REPLACEMENTReplacement, as a distinct work element, is confined to a program of planned replacement of a facility or its components. It may be further limited to major components such as air conditioning compressors, furnaces or hot water heaters. Replacement is performed when the equipment has reached the end of its useful life; when it no longer can perform due to degradation of its internal components and repair is no longer cost effective. Included under the replacement would be the major rebuilding of any component, since rebuilding also restores performance.
RESTORATIONRestoration of real property to such a condition that it can be used for its intended purpose. Includes repair or replacement work to restore facilities damaged by inadequate sustainment, excessive age, natural disaster, fire, accident or other causes.
SUSTAINMENTMaintenance and repair activities necessary to keep a typical inventory of facilities in “normal working condition”. Sustainment includes regularly scheduled maintenance as well as cyclical major repairs or replacement of components that occur periodically over the expected service life of the facilities.
SERVICE ORDERAny work required to return a facility, system, equipment or component to normal working condition. Service orders are minor facility problem requests or requests for other non-recurring work that is too small to be planned and estimated.

The purpose of a service order is to provide the Government with a means of issuing work up to a defined liability limit for requirements occurring outside of the specified recurring work. The Government may utilize service orders to accomplish any work up to the respective liability limit based on the service order classification.

SERVICE ORDER CYCLECount down starts when the customer is notified that the work has been accepted to be accomplished to the time when the work chit is turned in by the craftsmen as complete is one complete cycle period for a service order.
SERVICE ORDER, EMERGENCYEmergency is defined as any facility deficiency that immediately compromises the mission or life, health and safety. Always includes, but is not limited to, failure of any utility, fire protection, environmental control, or security alarm systems.
SERVICE ORDER, URGENTUrgent is defined as any deficiency that does not immediately endanger personnel or property, but extended delays of repairs could result in damage to Government property, or soon affect the security, health, or well-being of personnel or the continued operation of a service or system.
SERVICE ORDER, ROUTINERoutine is defined as any work requirement within the defined LOL that does not qualify as emergency or urgent.
WEIGHT HANDLING EQUIPMENT (WHE)Weight handling equipment consists of cranes (e.g., portal cranes, jib cranes), rigging gear (e.g., slings, shackles), and associated equipment (e.g., portable hoists, dynamometers). For purposes of this technical sub-annex, WHE does not include mobile or transportable truck, crawler, and railway mounted locomotive cranes covered in 1700000 BSVE.
AcronymTitle
FACPFire Alarm Control Panel
NFPANational Fire protection Association
NICETNational Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies
RPIEReal Property Inventory Equipment
SRMSustainment, Restoration and Modernization
UFCUnified Facilities Criteria
VTEVertical Transportation Equipment

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ATTACHMENT J-1502000-02

REFERENCES AND TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS

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ReferenceTitle
CurrentThe Joint Commission Standards
NAVFAC P-307Management of Weight Handling Equipment
NFPA 10Standard For Portable Fire Extinguishers
NFPA-25Standard for the Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Water-Based Fire Protection Systems
NFPA 70National Electrical Code
NFPA 70EStandard For Electrical Safety In The Workplace
NFPA-72National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code
NFPA-80Standard for Fire Doors and Other Opening Protectives
NFPA 99Health Care Facilities Code
NFPA 101Life Safety Code
NFPA 110Standard For Emergency And Standby Power Systems
NICETNational Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies
OPNAVINST 5100.23FNavy Occupational Safety and Health Program Manual
OSHA 29 CFROccupational Safety and Health Regulations
UFC 3-601-02Operations and Maintenance: Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems

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ATTACHMENT J-1502000-03
FACILITY IDENTIFICATIONBack To

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MARINE COPRS RECRUIT DEPOT (MCRD)
Facility No.Name/Description
19Brig and Brew Club
20Hobby Shop
79Traditions Restaurant & Club
113Bojangles
115Depot Safely/Force Preservation
149H&S Battalion Mess Hall
155Paint Booth
158Depot Laundry
159Computer Spt., Supply, W-House
192Dry cleaner Drop Off & Pick Up
195Depot Theater
201Four Winds MCCS Training Cor.
281All Weather Training Facility
287Combat Camera
289Osprey Inn BOQ
299Golf Course Club House
332Barracks Enlisted BEQ
404MCCS Retail
405MCCS Maintenance
406Marine Corps Exch. Furniture
407Commissary
409New Marine Corps Exchange
450Facilities Maintenance Building
455PMO/Fire/Emergency Services
5901st Battalion Mess Hall
592First BTM Headquarters Bldg.
598Second BTN Headquarters Bldg.
699Recruit Training Regiment Bldg.
700Enlisted Barracks Weapons BTN.
730ISMT
740Weapons Battalion Mess Hall
9264th Battalion Mess Hall
927Women Clothing & S-4 Office
929Permanent Personnel Barracks
930Permanent Personnel Barracks
931Permanent Personnel Barracks
934Barracks WM Recruit
938Barracks WM Recruit
939Academic Training & Clinic
941Barracks WM Recruit
943Barracks WM Recruit
4061Field Training Facility (Crucible)
6000Depot Receiving
6001Depot Armory
6007Clothing Issue Facility
6011Recruit Training Facility
6012Consolidated Mess Hall
NAVAL HOSPITAL BEAUFORT (NHB)
Facility No.Name/Description
1Main Hospital
1AMechanical
49Drive Thru Pharmacy
53Storage
MRI Trailer
NAVAL HOSPITAL BEAUFORT (NHB) CLINICS
Facility No.Name/Description
598MCAS Branch Health Clinic
707MCAS Audiology
895MCAS Medical Supply
940MCAS Dispensary Storage
1033MCAS Pump House
517AMCRD Veterinarian Clinic
670MCRD Branch Health Clinic
674MCRD Dental Clinic
7004MCRD Weapons Aid Station
NAVAL SUPPORT FACILITIES (NSF)
Facility No.Name/Description
12Education and Training
13Boiler Plant
14Security
15Public Works/Transportation
16Maintenance Shops
17EM Storage
19Pass and ID
20Gas Station
21Vacant
134Pool House
148BEQ
160EM Storage
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION (MCAS)
Facility No.Name/Description
74Tactical Training Facility
401Street Box
414Maintenance Hanger
418Maintenance Hanger
429Hazmat Administration Bldg.
431BOQ
445Transmitter Bldg.
447Receiver Bldg.
550East Fuel Pits
553Afterburners Club
554Officers Club
555General WHSE/RI (ORG)
564MCCS-SC Administration Offices
565Field Maintenance Shop
566Chapel
569Fueling Wharf
570Pier Office
584Police Station PMO
585Group Admin Bldg.
594Maintenance Hanger
596Station Combined Training Bldg.
597Station Theater
598Dispensary And Dental Clinic
599Telephone Building
600Aircraft Operations Bldg.
601Station Headquarters
610Swimming Pool
611MALS-31 General WHSE/RI (ORG)
612General Warehouse (Navy Supply)
614CSSD 23 Headquarters
615Flammable Storage Bldg.
616Public Works Administration Bldg.
617Public Works General Warehouse
620Station Fuels (Filling Station)
625P.W. Maintenance Shop
626MWSS 273 Vehicle Maintenance
658Base Safety Office
660Corporals School
661MWSS 273 Auto Maintenance Shop
662Macs2 Headquarters Bldg.
703Computer Services/NADEP
707Audiology/Chiropractor Clinics
727Squadron Admin Bldg.
729Maintenance Hanger
730Aviation Armament Facility
748Airfield Weather Site
780Combat Vehicle Maint Shop
790Bowling Alley
807IPAC
834Guided Missile Maintenance Facility
843Automotive Vehicle Shop Motor T
856Survival Equipment Bldg.
857Ground Support Eqpt Shop (DYNACORP)
860VAL Building
861West Fuel Pits
898Cryogenics Facility
906Surveillance Radar Bldg.
933Bachelor Enlisted QTRS ("M" Barracks)
1007Fuels Tank Farm "B"
1011Star Base Training
1025Canine Facilities
1039Aircraft Recovery
1049Operational Trainer Facility
1051Auto Maint Shop (Paint Booth)
1064Admin/Maint Bldg.
1068MWSS 273 Communications Bldg.
1078Air Combat Training Bldg.
1080EOD/Communication At The CALA
1084Maintenance Hanger
1107Hazardous Waste Storage Bldg. (DYCORP Back Of DRMO)
1108Detreville House
1111Detreville House 2
1121BEQ Phase I ("O" Barracks)
1122BEQ Phase II ("P" Barracks)
1130Aviation Armament Facility Ordnance
1140Housing Office
1142Child Care Center (Main Side)
1166Air Traffic Control Tower
1171Warehouse 273 MWSS
1172DRMO A/B
1173DRMO A/B
1204Waste Water Treatment Lab
1205NREAO Recycle Area
1208GSE Engine Shop
1215Squadron Administrative Building
1219MCCS Equipment Issue/Auto Hobby Shop
1227BEQ Phase 3 Building ("A" Barracks)
1228BEQ Phase 3 Building ("B" Barracks)
1229BEQ Phase 3 Building ("C" Barracks)
1230BEQ Phase 3 Building ("D" Barracks)
1231BEQ Phase 3 Building ("E" Barracks)
1242MCCS Log Cabin
1243Telephone Switching Building Flight Line
1244BEQ Phase Iv Building ("F" Barracks)
1245BEQ Phase Iv Building ("G" Barracks)
1246BEQ Phase Iv Building ("H" Barracks)
1247BEQ Phase Iv Community Bldg. ("I" Barracks)
1252F-35 Building
1253Mobile Van Maintenance Bldg.
1256Corrosion Control Facility
1260Armory
1263Aviation Support EQ Shed KSPAN
1270Hazardous Waste Storage Bldg.
1271Van Pad Area
1272Van Pad Area
1273Van Pad Area
1274Van Pad Area
1277Fire Pump house
1283Marine Corps Base Exchange
1307AWSE Warehouse (DBOC) Ordnance
1313Crash Fire-Rescue Station
1331Aircraft Acoustical Enclosure
1515LB Maintenance Shops
1530Edisto Woods Community Center
1550East Fuel Pits
1617Laurel Bay MCCS Exchange
1620Schools Administration
1623Youth Center
1631WWTP Lab At Laurel Bay
1632Marine Corps Family Service Center
1635Middleton S Elliott (LB School 3)
2077Pass And ID
2080Enlisted Dining Facility
2085Structural Fire-Rescue Facility
2088273 MWSS Facility
2089CBRNE Facility
2091EOD/Ordnance Combined Facility
2094Ordnance K-Span
2145Pilot Training Facility
2146JSF F 35 501 Hangar
2147Smoke, Rm 217 (COMM Room)
2148Pull Station, Rm 135
2149Pull Station, Corridor 202 @ Rm 209
3009Fire And Emergency Services Storage
3012Physical Fitness Center
3030New Bolden Elementary
3031GSE Complex
3040Radio Communications Facility
3043LHD DECK
3060MALS 31 Hanger
3061Parking Garage
3068Tank Farm B Electrical Control Center
3074Tank Farm C Electrical Control Center
3088Tank Farm A Electrical Control Center
3090F-35 Hanger
3092OSF Operational Support Facility
3093Pilot Fit Facility
3094AFFF Warehouse

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ATTACHMENT J-1502000-04
SITE MAPSBack To

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J-1502000-05
PAST FREQUENCIES OF INSPECTIONSBack To

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Listed below are past frequencies that proved to be adequate. Contractors are to adhere to frequencies prescribed by the NFPA, UFC 3-601-02, and Joint Commission as required. If there are any conflicts between the references the Contractor will adhere to the most stringent requirement.
All Fire Suppression and Fire Alarm Systems inspections at MCRD are suggested to have semi-annual and annual inspections.
Facility #ServiceQuantityFrequency
1 NHBQuarterly Sprinkler System Inspection4Quarterly
Annual Sprinkler System Inspections3Annual
Quarterly Fire Alarm Inspection1Quarterly
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections159Annual
5 Year Standpipe Inspections85 Years
5 Year Internal Pipe Inspection85 Years
1A NHBQuarterly Fire Pump & Engine Inspection1Quarterly
Annual Fire Pump & Engine Inspection (with pump curve)1Annual
Annual Fire Pump Engine Full Service1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections4Annual
MCAS 598Quarterly Fire Alarm Inspection1Quarterly
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections9Annual
MCAS 707Quarterly Fire Alarm Inspection1Quarterly
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections3Annual
MCAS 895Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
MCAS 940Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
MCAS 1033Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections1Annual
MCRD 670Quarterly Sprinkler System Inspection1Quarterly
Quarterly Fire Alarm Inspection1Quarterly
Annual Sprinkler System Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections31Annual
MCRD 674Quarterly Sprinkler System Inspection1Quarterly
Quarterly Fire Alarm Inspection1Quarterly
Annual Sprinkler System Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections15Annual
MCRD 517AAnnual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
MCRD 7004Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
49Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections1Annual
12Semi-Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Semi-Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections4Annual
13Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections4Annual
14Quarterly Sprinkler System Inspections1Quarterly
Annual Sprinkler System Inspections1Annual
Semi-Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Semi-Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspection of Post
Wide Pull Stations1Annual
Public WorksAnnual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
In WarehouseAnnual Fire Extinguisher Inspections20Annual
15Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections5Annual
16Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections5Annual
17Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections1Annual
19Annual Fire Alarm Inspection of Post
Wide Pull Stations1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
20Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections1Annual
21Annual Fire Alarm Inspection of Post
Wide Pull Stations1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
22Annual Fire Alarm Inspection of Post
Wide Pull Stations1Annual
25Quarterly Sprinkler System Inspections1Quarterly
Annual Sprinkler System Inspections1Annual
Semi-Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Semi-Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspection of Post
Wide Pull Stations1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections3Annual
29Semi-Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Semi-Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections1Annual
40Semi-Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Semi-Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual
53Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections1Annual
134Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections1Annual
148Semi-Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Semi-Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections11Annual
160Quarterly Sprinkler System Inspections1Quarterly
Annual Sprinkler System Inspections1Annual
Semi-Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Semi-Annual
Annual Fire Alarm Inspections1Annual
Annual Fire Extinguisher Inspections2Annual

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JOINT COMMISSION INFORMATIONBack To

Table Listed here are some of the requirements for Naval Hospital Beaufort for Joint Commission Accreditation. Notes:

In addition to information required by EC.02.03.05 EP 27 the contractor shall have columns that list each component, device, equipment, or other items by asset or equipment number individually, including pass or fail, and comments. Failed components, devices, equipment, or other items must have a paper trail to document work and repairs until failed components, devices, equipment, or other items have been tested certified and place back in to operation.

The Contractor shall include device unique ID number on inspection report to match device inventory and that any device not having a unique ID number shall given one and be labelled in the field.

For NHB and MCRD Clinic and MCAS Clinic facilities, see attached Joint Commission definition of time intervals.

The Contractor shall follow the most applicable NFPA Codes for Naval Hospital Beaufort and it's outlying clinics.

EC.02.03.05EP: 1
At least quarterly, the hospital tests supervisory signal devices on the inventory (except valve tamper switches). The results and completion dates are documented.

Note 1: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 72: Table 14.3.1.

Note 2: Supervisory signals include the following: control valves, pressure supervisory; pressure tank, pressure supervisory for a dry pipe (both high and low conditions), steam pressure; water level supervisory signal initiating device, water temperature supervisory; and room temperature supervisory.

EC.02.03.05EP: 2
Every 6 months, the hospital tests vane-type and pressure-type water flow devices and valve tamper switches on the inventory. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note 1: For additional guidance on performing tests see NFPA 72: Table 14.4.5.

Note 2: Mechanical water flow devices (including, but not limited to, water motor gongs) should be tested quarterly. The results and completion dates are documented. (For full text refer to NFPA 25: Table 5.1.1.2.

EC.02.03.05EP: 3
Every 12 months, the hospital tests duct detectors, heat detectors, manual fire alarm boxes, and smoke detectors on the inventory. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 72 : Table 14.4.5; 17.14.

EC.02.03.05EP: 4
Every 12 months, the hospital tests visual and audible fire alarms, including speakers and door releasing devices on the inventory. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 72-2010: Table 14.4.5.

EC.02.03.05EP: 5
Every 12 months, the hospital tests fire alarm equipment on the inventory for notifying off–site fire responders. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see the most applicable NFPA 72: Table 14.4.5.

EC.02.03.05EP: 6
For automatic sprinkler systems: The hospital tests electric motor-driven fire pumps monthly and diesel –engine- driven fire pumps weekly under no-flow conditions. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 25: 8.3.1; 8.3.2.

EC.02.03.05EP: 9
For automatic sprinkler systems: Every 12 months, the hospital tests main drains at system low point or at all system risers. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 25: 13.2.5; 13.3.3.4; Table 13.1.1.2; Table 13.8.1.

EC.02.03.05EP: 10
For automatic sprinkler systems: Every quarter, the hospital inspects all fire department water supply connections. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 25: 13.7; Table 13.1.1.2.

EC.02.03.05EP: 11
For automatic sprinkler systems: Every 12 months, the hospital tests fire pumps under flow. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 25: 8.3.3.

EC.02.03.05EP: 12
Every five years, the hospital conducts hydrostatic and water-flow tests for standpipe systems. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 25: 6.3.1; 6.3.2; Table 6.1.1.2

EC.02.03.05EP: 13
Every six months, the hospital inspects any automatic fire- extinguishing system in a kitchen. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note 1: Discharge of the fire-extinguishing systems is not required.

Note 2: For additional guidance on performing inspections, see NFPA 96: 11.2.

EC.02.03.05EP: 16
Every 12 months, the hospital performs maintenance on portable fire extinguishers, including recharging. Individuals performing annual maintenance on extinguishers are certified. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note 1: There are many ways to document the maintenance, such as using bar coding equipment, using check marks on a tag, or using and inventory.

Note 2: For additional guidance on maintaining fire extinguishers, see NFPA 10: 7.1.2; 7.2.2; 7.2.4; 7.3.1.

EC.02.03.05EP: 19
Every 12 months, the hospital tests automatic smoke-detection shutdown devices for air-handling equipment. The results and completion dates are documented.

Note: For additional guidance on performing tests, see NFPA 90A: 6.4.1.

EC.02.03.05EP: 25
The hospital has written documentation of annual inspection and testing of door assemblies by individuals who can demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the operating components of the door being tested. Testing begins with a pre-test visual inspection; testing includes both sides of the opening.

Note: For additional guidance on testing of door assemblies, see NFPA 101: 7.2.1.5.10.1; 7.2.1.5.11; NFPA 80: 4.8.4; 5.2.1; 5.2.3; 5.2.4; 5.2.6; 5.2.7; 6.3.1.7; NFPA 105: 5.2.1

EC.02.03.05EP: 27
Documentation of maintenance, testing, and inspection activities for Standard EC.02.03.05, Eps 1-20, 25 (including fire alarm and fire protection systems) including the following:

- Name of the activity

- Date of the activity

- Inventory of device, equipment, or other items

- Required frequency of the activity

- Name and contact information, including affiliation, of the person perfumed the activity

- Results of the activity Note: For additional guidance on documenting activities, see NFPA 25: 4.3; 4.4; NFPA 72: 14.2.1; 14.2.2; 14.2.3; 14.2.4

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ATTACHMENT J-1502000-07
KING FISHER DAILY READING LOGBack To

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ATTACHMENT J-1502000-08
FIRE ALARMBack To

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MARINE COPRS RECRUIT DEPOT (MCRD)
Facility #Name/DescriptionManufacturer
19Brig and Brew ClubEDWARDH/KINGFISHER
20Hobby ShopGAMEWELL/KINGFISHER
79Traditions Restaurant & ClubSimplex/Kingfisher
115Depot Safely/Force Preservation
158Depot LaundryKINGFISHER
159Computer Spt., Supply, W-HouseEDWARDS/KINGFISHER
192Dry cleaner Drop Off & Pick UpALARM ONLY
195Depot Theater
201Four Winds MCCS Training Cor.
281All Weather Training Facility
287Combat Camera
289Osprey Inn BOQ
332Barracks Enlisted BEQSimplex/Kingfisher
404MCCS RetailEDWARDS/KINGFISHER
405MCCS MaintenanceEDWARDS/KINGFISHER
406Marine Corps Exch. FurnitureFCI/KINGFISHER
407CommissaryKINGFISHER
409New Marine Corps ExchangeFIRELITE
450Facilities Maintenance BuildingEDWARDS/KINGFISHER
455PMO/Fire/Emergency ServicesSIMPLEX
592First BTM Headquarters Bldg.Simplex/Kingfisher
598Second BTN Headquarters Bldg.Simplex/Kingfisher
699Recruit Training Regiment Bldg.EDWARDS/KINGFISHER
700Enlisted Barracks Weapons BTN.Simplex/Kingfisher
730ISMTSimplex/Kingfisher
740Weapons BTN Mess hallSimplex/Kingfisher
927Women Clothing & H-4 OfficeSimplex/Kingfisher
929Permanent Personnel BarracksSimplex/Kingfisher
930Permanent Personnel BarracksSimplex/Kingfisher
931Permanent Personnel BarracksSimplex/Kingfisher
934Barracks WM RecruitSimplex/Kingfisher
938Barracks WM RecruitSimplex/Kingfisher
939Academic Training & ClinicSimplex/Kingfisher
941Barracks WM RecruitSimplex/Kingfisher
943Barracks WM RecruitSimplex/Kingfisher
4061Field Training Facility (Crucible)
6000Depot ReceivingFCI/KINGFISHER
6001Depot ArmorySSS/KINGFISHER
6007Clothing Issue FacilitySimplex/Kingfisher
6011Recruit Training FacilityKINGFISHER
NAVAL HOSPITAL BEAUFORT
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
1
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer3Siemens
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1Kingfisher
Auxiliary Power Supplies9
Annunciator1
Pull Stations69
Smoke/Heat Detector391
Duct Detectors62
Audio/Visuals394
Speakers25
LED Signage50
Elevator Recall4
Door Holders34
Control Modules & Circuits104
Monitor Modules & Circuits37
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
MRI Trailer
Fire Alarm Control Unit1Kidde
NAVAL HOSPITAL BEAUFORT CLINICS
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
MCAS 598
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer1Edwards
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Auxiliary Power Supplies3
Pull Stations12
Smoke/Heat Detector30
Duct Detectors4
Audio/Visuals111
Control Modules & Circuits4
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
MCAS 707
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer and King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
CombinedKingfisher
Pull Stations4
Smoke/Heat Detector31
Duct Detectors1
Audio/Visuals8
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
MCRD 670
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer1Simplex
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Auxiliary Power Supplies1
Pull Stations14
Smoke/Heat Detector10
Duct Detectors7
Audio/Visuals20
Elevator Recall2
Door Holders2
Control Modules & Circuits7
Monitor Modules & Circuits7
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
MCRD 674
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer1Siemens
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Auxiliary Power Supplies2
Annunciator1
Pull Stations16
Smoke/Heat Detector16
Duct Detectors5
Audio/Visuals83
Speakers10
LED Signage12
Elevator Recall1
Control Modules & Circuits16
Monitor Modules & Circuits2
NAVAL SUPPORT FACILITIES
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
12
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer1Edwards
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Pull Stations5
Smoke/Heat Detector20
Audio/Visuals10
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
14
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Monitor Modules & Circuits1
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
15
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer1EST3
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Auxiliary Power Supplies2
Pull Stations2
Smoke/Heat Detector1
Duct Detectors1
Audio/Visuals10
Speakers8
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
148
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer1Edwards
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Auxiliary Power Supplies/Amplifiers9
Annunciator2
Pull Stations10
Smoke/Heat Detector97
Duct Detectors4
Speakers109
Control Modules & Circuits68
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityManufacturer
160
Fire Alarm Control Panel- Includes Battery System and Manufacturer1Simplex
King Fisher Transmitter- Includes Battery System1
Pull Stations1
Smoke/Heat Detector4
Smoke Detector - Local1
Duct Detectors1
Audio/Visuals2
Monitor Modules & Circuits1

MARINE CORPS AIR STATION

FUEL STATION

Facility # Equipment Quantity Manufacturer/Model/Serial Number Where Used Fuel Farm B Control Room

3068Fire Alarm Unit and MNCU1Tyco Simplex Grinnell/Model 4100-9111 PWPS12750UFuel Farm B Control Room
Surge Protector1Ditek DTK-TSS4DFuel Farm B Control Room
Manual Pull Station3Simplex/4099-9006Fuel Farm B Control Room Fuel Farm B Storage Room
KFAPT Addressable Transmitter1King Fisher Co/KFAPTFuel Farm B Control Room
Backup Battery1Power Sonic/PS-12750Fuel Farm B Control Room
Photoelectric Smoke Sensors1Simplex/4098-9714Fuel Farm B Control Room
Heat Sensor3Simplex/4098-9733Fuel Farm B Control Room
Explosion Proof Heat Detectors4Mircom/CF-200-EWTFuel Farm B Control Room
Speaker Strobes2Eaton/E70-24MCW-FRFuel Farm B Control Room
Explosion Proof Strobe Light2CPG Signals/FSEX-HIFuel Farm B Control Room Exterior Wall Under Pump Shelter
PA Speaker2Federal Signal Corp/AM300GCXFuel Farm B Control Room Exterior
3067AExplosion Proof Manual Pull Station1Potter/RMS-6T-EXP-LPFuel Farm B Pump Shelter
Facility #EquipmentQuantityManufacturer/Model/Serial NumberWhere Used

Fuel Farm C Control Room

3074Fire Alarm Unit and MNCU2Tyco Simplex Grinnell/Model 4100-9111 PWPS12750UFuel Farm C Control Room
Surge Protector2Ditek DTK-TSS4DFuel Farm C Control Room
Manual Pull Station3Simplex/4099-9006Fuel Farm C Control Room Fuel Farm C Storage Room
KFAPT Addressable Transmitter1King Fisher Co/KFAPTFuel Farm C Control Room
Backup Battery1Power Sonic/PS-12750Fuel Farm C Control Room
Photoelectric Smoke Sensors1Simplex/4098-9714Fuel Farm C Control Room
Heat Sensor3Simplex/4098-9733Fuel Farm C Control Room
Explosion Proof Heat Detectors4Mircom/CF-200-EWTFuel Farm C Control Room
Speaker Strobes2Eaton/E70-24MCW-FRFuel Farm C Control Room
Explosion Proof Strobe Light1CPG Signals/FSEX-HIFuel Farm C Control Room Exterior Wall Under Pump Shelter
PA Speaker1Federal Signal Corp/AM300GCXFuel Farm C Control Room Exterior
3074AExplosion Proof Manual Pull Station1Potter/RMS-6T-EXP-LPFuel Farm C Pump Shelter
Facility #EquipmentQuantityManufacturer/Model/Serial NumberWhere Used

Fuel Farm A Control Room

3088KFAPT Transmitter1SimplexTank Farm A Electrical Control Center
FACP1SimplexTank Farm A Electrical Control Center
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
Facility #Smoke DetectorsPull StationsDuct DetectorsHeat DetectorsTamper SwitchesWater Flow DetectorsTransmitterFACP
74-1----11
401-1----11
40589------
414-13---1011
418-15--1611
429561---11
43171162-101011
4453111--11
447-1-2--11
448---1----
550-1----11
551-1----
553-143-2211
5541112-1111
555111----11
56416--5211
565811-11--11
566221011--11
569-1----11
570-1----11
584129--5211
5852382---11
594233---911
5965104--111
5971912672211
59982--2211
60060163---11
6011965---11
610-1----11
611112--2411
6126132-1711
614113----11
61511---111
616-6322111
617111---211
618124------
620-1----11
625122---111
62615---211
658274-3--11
660338--2-11
66135-2--11
662166--1111
703151---11
72765----11
728217--1211
729-16--2511
73062-2--11
748-1----11
753-1----11
78027-16-111
79026--3111
807174--111
834-4--2111
84333----11
856-4---111
85714---111
860------11
861-1----11
90651-5--11
93311--2111
1007-1----11
101185----11
102543-8--11
10391125-4--11
1040-1---1--
10493512--1111
1051-3--2111
10641171-3111
1067-1----11
1068115----11
1078415----11
1080-1----11
1081-2---1--
108419-16-211
110717---111
110810111-8611
1111712--1111
11211920-3-611
1122P15026-3108--
1122-3---611
1130-6----11
11403411--11
11428120342111
116630183-9511
117116212111
117284----11
1173------11
120412-4--11
1205-1----11
120732------
1208191-3111
1215-52-2111
1219-7----11
122624-1-1--
1227221-5311
12282162-8411
122972161-6411
1230321-5311
1231-52-1111
1242341---11
124321----11
124432---611
124511---011
1246612---611
12471-1-2111
12523131-2111
12531102-3211
1256420--8811
126019--4211
1263-2-3--11
127014--2111
1271-1----11
1272-1----11
1273-1----11
1274-1----11
1277-2-14111
12832205-2111
1307262-8111
131023-1----
1313208--3111
133124-2521511
1510-4-1--
1515-3-3--11
1516----31--
152333142034----
1530------11
1550313----11
1617------11
1620------11
16232011269101111
1631-112401111
1632400111014301011
163332------
1634340511313311--
1635------11
2077-1----11
20804610--241211
208520481-102111
208873--3111
20891205811301011
20914110--231111
20941421--2-11
21451332835-151011
2147101812-126--
3009------11
3012111411-7411
3030------11
303121102110271411
3032221211211--
3033-22--1111--
3034-22--1111--
3035-22--1111--
3043112--1111
306716------
3067A1-------
306813-3----
3074113-3----
3074A13-3----
Building 898 Cryogenics
ItemTypeQuantityManufacturerLocation
PanelKFRTI-521Kingfisher
Antenna1Outside BLDG
Strobe/Annunciator2
Smoke Detector5
Pull Stations4
Building 3040 GSE
ItemTypeQuantityManufacturerLocation
FACP1Comm Rm 105
FACPKFRTI-851Kingfisher3043B
Building 2146
ItemTypeQuantityManufacturer
PanelSBB-D4/DR-D4B2Notifier
TransmitterKFAPT1KingFisher
Text sign control panelMNSCNTR-161
Led text signMNS-220-C3
AmplifierDAA2-7525 (N2A1)3
AV/PSHPF24583Honeywell
UV/IR devices20
Control Relay, outdoor foam underground tankFRM-12Notifier
Monitor modules (for power suppliesFMM-111Notifier
Elevator relaysNotifier5FRM-1 and FMM-1
Control relays (room 207)FRM-12Notifier
Control relay (text message)FRM-11Notifier
speakers, system sensorSPCW46
horn/strobes, system sensorSPSW-CLR-Alert39
Smoke Detectors10
Pulls Stations18
Duct Detectors12
Tamper Switches12
Water Flow Detectors6
Building 3060
ItemTypeQuantityManufacturer
Fire Alarm PanelXLSV2SIEMENS
Power SupplyPAD42SIEMENS
Wall Speaker StrobeSEH-MC-W43SIEMENS
Universal TransmitterUWI-13031COOPER NOTIFICATION
TransmitterKFRTI-8S1KINGFISHER
Mass Notification AnnunciatorREMBOX4/SSD-C1SIEMENS
Dual Input ModuleHTRI-D5SIEMENS
Single Input ModuleHTRI-S3SIEMENS
Control RelayHTRI-D5SIEMENS
Ceiling SpeakerSECH-W14SIEMENS
Ceiling Speaker StrobeSHE-MC-CW67SIEMENS
Wall Speaker HornS-15WR18SIEMENS
Duct Smoke Test SwitchFDBZ492-RTL10SIEMENS
Weather Proof Ceiling Speaker StrobeSET-S17-CW-WP2SIEMENS
Sounder Base Smoke DetectorSBGA-341SIEMENS
Foam System Control Panel15000102-0101DET-TRONICS
Controller007609-0631DET-TRONICS
EDIO Module009174-0032DET-TRONICS
Power Supply-Battery Charger000604-0151DET-TRONICS
Battery RackRD016171C&D TECHNOLOGIES
Manual Start StationSG-42CXK2-YL4SIG COM
Abort StationSS-24644STI
Blue StrobeRSSWPB-24MCCH-NWWHEELOCK
Smoke Detectors71
Pulls Stations1
Duct Detectors10
Building 3061
ItemTypeQuantityManufacturer
Fire Alarm PanelXLSV1SIEMENS
TransmitterKFAPT-S1SIEMENS
Power SupplyPAD43SIEMENS
Battery CabCAB-BATT2SIEMENS
Smoke DetectorOP92117SIEMENS
Pull StationHMS-D4SIEMENS
Duct Detectors10
Wall Speaker StrobeSET-185-W-WP30SIEMENS
Building 3094 AFFF Warehouse
ItemTypeQuantityManufacturer
FACPNotifier/NFS2-3030D1Honeywell
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION

TOWNSEND RANGE

Facility #Equipment TypeQuantityLocation NameSub LocationModel NumberManufacturerMics
1Panel, Fire Alarm1Range Maintenance Shop - COMMInside Secured Room / COMM RoomES200X
1Panel, Fire Alarm1Range Maintenance Shop - COMMGym AreaES200XFIRELITE
20Panel, Fire Alarm1Control TowerServer RoomES200XFIRELITE
3Panel, Fire Alarm1Range Control Center - AdminHS-2-2SIEMENSIncludes Silent Knight Dialer
3Heat Detector1Range Control Center - AdminFIRELITE
3Pull Station1Range Control Center - AdminFIRELITE
20Horn Strobe1Control TowerSYSTEM SENSOR
1Pull Stations4Range Maintenance ShopCOMM RoomFIRELITE
1Horn Strobes4Range Maintenance ShopCOMM RoomSYSTEM SENSOR
1Addressable Modules2Range Maintenance ShopCOMM RoomFIRELITE
MARINE CORPS COMMUNITY SERVICES (MCCS)
Facility #Smoke DetectorsPull StationsDuct DetectorsHeat DetectorsTamper SwitchesWater Flow Detectors
43182202-1010
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE EDUCATION ACTIVITY (DoDEA)
Facility #Smoke DetectorsPull StationsDuct DetectorsHeat DetectorsTamper SwitchesWater Flow Detectors
16356313534321
1620202369-1
303054267-134

J-1502000-09

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MARINE CORPS AIR STATION
FacilityQuantityTypeManufacturerLocationSerial Number
5554ALMETL Fire DoorMerchant &Evans Co.2x Fire doors separating Bay B/C
2x Fire doors separating Bay C/D53
611420lbs.1C Fire DoorRepublic Steel2x fire doors separating bays 1&2

2x fire doors separating bays 3&4 612 12 20lbs.1C Fire Door Republic Steel 4x fire doors separating bays 10/11 4x fire doors separating bays 12/13 4x fire doors separating bays 14/15

J-1502000-10

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MARINE COPRS RECRUIT DEPOT (MCRD)
Facility #Name/DescriptionType #Model No.Size
79GEMDRYF4706"
700GEMDRYF30216"
938GEMDRYF30214"
941GEMDRYF30214"
943GEMDRYF30214”
11RELIABLE (2 SYSTEMS)WETG6”
18RELIABLEWETG4”
19FIREMATICWETG4"
20FIREMATICWETL6"
115AUTOMATICWETG4"
154STANDPIPEWET4”
158GLOBEWETH36"
159RELIABLEWETE6"
195McCRARYWETG4"
201VIKINGWETJ-14"
281UNKNOWNWET6"
283UNKNOWNWET
287STANDARDWETG4"
289STARWETG4"
332KANNAPOLISWETH34"
404CENTRALWETG4"
405CENTRALWETG6"
406GEMWETG6"
406ANTI-FREEZE LOOPS (2 LOOPS)WET
407CENTRALWETG6"
409UNKNOWNWET
430TYCOWETG6”
450GRINNELWETG6"
455TYCOWET4"
501RASCOWETE4”
504VIKINGWETF-14”
590GRINNELLWETSHOTGUN4”
591GRINNELLWETSHOTGUN4”
592GEMWETF20014"
598GEMWETF20014"
680GRINNELLWETSHOTGUN4”
681RELIABLE (6 SYSTEMS)WETG4”
682RELIABLE (6 SYSTEMS)WETG4”
683RELIABLE (6 SYSTEMS)WETG4”
684RELIABLE (6 SYSTEMS)WETG4”
699CENTRALWET6-175-G6"
700GEMWETF320016"
730KANNAPOLISWETG4"
740GRINNELLWETG4"
927VIKINGWETH-14"
929MILWAUKEE (3 SYSTEMS)WETBB-SCS2"
930MILWAUKEE (3 SYSTEMS)WETBB-SCS2"
931MILWAUKEE (3 SYSTEMS)WETBB-SCS2"
934GEMWETF20014"
938GEMWETF20014”
939GEMWETF20014"
941GEMWETF20014"
943GEMWETF20013"/2"
4061CENTRALWET4"
6000AUTOMATICWETG4"
6001GEMWETG4"
6007GEMWETG6"
6011GRINNELWETF5204"
6011FIREMATICWETG8"
6012VIKING (2 SYSTEMS)WETJ-16”
6012VIKINGWETJ-14”
6201VICTAULICWETSHOTGUN2”
6202VICTAULICWETSHOTGUN2”
6203VICTAULICWETSHOTGUN2”
6204VICTAULICWETSHOTGUN2”
MARINE COPRS RECRUIT DEPOT (MCRD) (Chemical)
Facility #Name/DescriptionType #Model No.Size
79RANGEGUARDWET2.5 gal
113ANSULWETR1026.0 gal
113ANSULWETR1021.5 gal
145ANSULWETR1022.0 gal
149ANSULWETR1024.5 gal
149ANSULWETR1026.0 gal
149ANSULWETR1026.0 gal
155PYRO TECH.DRY CHEMICALNMCH
159FCIH/P CO272
201ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
299ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
455ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
501GUARDIANWET1384-A
504ANSULWETR1023.0gal
590PYROCHEMWETPCL3503.5 gal
590PYROCHEMWETPCL3503.5 gal
590PYROCHEMWETPCL2402.4 gal
590PYROCHEMWETPCL3503.5 gal
590PYROCHEMWETPCL5505.5 gal
740ANSULWETR1026.0 gal
740ANSULWETR1029.0 gal
740ANSULWETR1029.0 gal
926ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
926ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
926ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
926ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
6012ANSULWETR1023.0 gal
6012ANSULWETR1022---3.0 gal
6012ANSULWETR1023---3.0 gal
6012ANSULWETR1025---3.0 gal
6012ANSULWETR1023 ½ gal
NAVAL HOSPITAL BEAUFORT (NHB)
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantity
1Sprinkler4
Standpipe8
NAVAL HOSPITAL BEAUFORT (NHB) CLINICS
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantity
MCRD 670Sprinkler1
MCRD 674Sprinkler1
NAVAL SUPPORT FACILITIES (NSF)
Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantity
14Sprinkler1
160Sprinkler1

MARINE CORPS AIR STATION (MCAS)

TOWNSEND RANGE

Facility #Name/DescriptionQuantityLocation NameSub LocationModel #
BLDG 1Clean Agent Fire Suppression1Range Maintenance ShopCOMM RoomFM200
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION (MCAS)

FIRE LOOP

Facility #Name/DescriptionMakeSizeModelYearTypeQty.
414
PIVGEM19562
PIVMHV+F19864
Riser 27OSYJenkins6”1955FxF1
Alarm ValveGrimes6"B1956FxF1
Check ValveJenkins4"1955FxF1
Retard ChamberGrimesA
Sprinkler HeadsChrome Pendants CSCGB1998155 deg. F13
Brass Uprights GrimesD1956212 Deg. F2
Brass Uprights GrimesD195616542
Riser 28-21FOSYJenkins6"1984FxF2
Stockman6"1984FxF1
Stockman4”1984FxF1
Stockman3”1984FxF1
Alarm ValveCSC3”G1984FxF1
Check ValveGrimes6"B1955FxF1
Jenkins4”1955FxF1
Retard ChamberCSCF
GrimesA
C1 ReleasesViking6
Foam tanksAnsul800gal2
Sprinkler HeadsChrome Pendants CSCGB199815522
Brass Uprights CSCA19842124
Hangar Brass Uprights CSCA198421280
Hangar Brass Uprights GEMA19962868
Hangar Brass Uprights StarE19892122
Riser 30 - 20FOSYJenkins6”1955FxF1
Stockman6”1984FxF1
Stockman4”1984FxF1
Stockman3”1984FxF1
Alarm ValveCSC3”G1984FxF1
Grimes6”B1956FxF1
Retard ChamberCSCF
GrimesB
C1 ReleasesViking6
Foam tanksAnsul800gal2
Sprinkler HeadsChrome Pendants CSCGB15522
Brass Uprights CSCA2124
Hangar Brass Uprights CSCA21280
Hangar Brass GEMA28610
Riser 29OSYJenkins6"1955FxF1
Alarm ValveGrimes6"1956FxF1
Check ValveJenkins4"1955FxF1
Retard ChamberGrimesB
Sprinkler HeadsBrass Uprights GrimesD19562122
Brass Uprights GrimesD195616532
Chrome Pendant CSCGB199815520
Risers

18F- 19F -

22F - 31OSYStockman8”(1)1981FxF3
(2)1983
Stockman4”1984FxF1
Alarm ValveCSC8”G1984FxF3
CSC4”G1984FxF1
Check ValveStockman4"1984FxF2
Retard ChambersCSCF4
Test Head ValvesStockman8”1983FxF3
Stockman4”1984FxF3
C1 ReleasesViking12
Foam tanksAnsul800gal2
Ansul600gal2
Sprinkler HeadsHangar Uprights CSCA1984212286
Brass Uprights CSCA198421274
Chrome Pendants CSCGB19981554
Chrome Pendants CSC199820038
Guns 7 & 8OSY ValveStockman6”1984FxF1
Alarm ValveViking6”D1983FxO1
GunsAnsulAOM-HD500495 gal
50 psi
Guns 9 & 10OSY ValveStockman6"1984FxF1
Alarm ValveViking6”D1983FxF
GunsAnsulAOM-HD500495 gal
50 psi
Guns 11 & 12OSY ValveStockman6"1984FxF1
Alarm ValveViking6”D1983FxO
GunsFreeconOFC495 gal
50 psi
Guns 13 & 14OSY ValveStockman6"1984FxF
Alarm ValveViking6”D1983FxO
GunsFreeconOFC495 gal
50 psi
Guns 15 & 16OSY ValveStockman6"1984FxF
Alarm ValveViking6”D1983FxO
GunsFreeconOFC495 gal
Facility #Name/DescriptionMakeSizeModelYearTypeQty.
418
AdminPIVMHV+F A56
OSY ValveJenkins6"1955FxF1
Alarm ValveGrimes6"B1956FxF1
Check ValveStockman4”1061997FxF1
Retard ChamberGrimesA
Sprinkler headsChrome VikingM199120049
Chrome StarSG199115516
Chrome GrinnellF950199116545
ShopsPIVMHV+F19561
OSY ValveKennedy6"KSII1998FxF2
Alarm ValveReliable6"EFxF
Check ValveAmerican star4”30301996GxG
Retard ChamberReliableE1
Sprinkler headsChrome VikingM199120025
Chrome StarSG1991155132
Brass GrimesD195116550
Bras GEMF96019981658
Hanger BarrelPIVKennedy19961
PIVMHV+F2
OSY ValveJenkins6”JU1955FxF4
Alarm ValveCSC6”1FxF
Retard ChamberCSCF4
Sprinkler headsRASCO F1QR3/8”UPRIGHT 1996200408
RASCO F1QR3/8”Pendants 1996200
Hanger Guns
SE GunOSY ValveKennedy4”KSIIFxF
Deluge ValveViking4”E11996FxF
GunSpectrum44
SW GunOSY ValveKennedy4”KSIIFxF
Deluge ValveViking4”E11996FxF
GunSpectrum44
NE GunOSY ValveKennedy4”KSIIFxF
Deluge ValveViking4”E11996FxF
GunSpectrum44
NW GunOSY ValveKennedy4”KSIIFxF
Deluge ValveViking4”E11996FxF
GunSpectrum44
Deluge ValveViking4”E119964
OSY ValveKennedy4”KSII19974
Foam GunSpectrum4”4Oscillating4
DetectionUV/IRFire Sentry Inc.4”554A16
Foam Systems
Foam TanksArrow Tank1600 galCCS32
OSYKennedy2-1/2”KSIIFxF2
Stainless FDAM2- 1/2”FxF2
Facility #Name/DescriptionMakeSizeModelYearTypeQty.
553PlVClow107a1984
OSY ValveClow4”1983FxF

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