N6134018R0056_APPENDIX_B-2_(M)_SWOS_TTE_SAN_DIEGO_15_April_2018_Draft.pdf

SURFACE COMS ADDENDUM A N61340-18-R-0056

PWS # 66410-A-0448 15 April 2018

APPENDIX B-2

SURFACE WARFARE OFFICER SCHOOL (SWOS)

TECHINICAL TRAINING EQUIPMENT (TTE)

SAN DIEGO, CA

1.0 INFORMATION. Appendix B-2 augments Surface COMS PWS Addendum A and the Surface

(Non-LCS) Supplemental Addendum AB, with specific site information requirements related to Warfare

Officer School (SWOS) San Diego, CA. Appendix B-2 provides the general description and requirements for the Technical Training Equipment (TTE). Table 1 provides a visual overview of the document structure developed for the Surface COMS PWS from the bottom up perspective.

TABLE 1

2.0 SITE OPERATONS AND MATERIAL SUPPORT PACKAGE (MSP) INFORMATION.

The Attachments below provide the maintenance requirements, description, location and normal operating hours for the specific TTE. Some Attachments may also provide a list of one (1) or more of the following: Equipment and Parts, and Preventive Maintenance System (PMS) requirements. Table 2 provides the list of Attachments associated with this Appendix:

Attachment Title

(1) Heat Rejection Fresh Water Cooling System (HRFWCS)

(2) Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (A/C&R)

(3) Shipboard Laundry

(4) Classroom Air Conditioning Maintenance

(5) Oil Pollution Abatement (OPA)

(6) 400 HZ Generators

(7) Propulsion Alarms and Indicators

(8) Mine Countermeasures (MCM) Consoles

(9) Mine Countermeasures (MCM Propulsion

(10) Mine Countermeasures (MCM) Electrical

(11) Small Craft Engines

(12) Senior Enlisted Propulsion Engineering Course (SEPEC)

Training System

(13) Electric Motor Rewind

(14) Integrated Conditioning Assessment System (ICAS)

(15) Aviation and Advanced Welding

(16) Electrical Control Devices (ECD

(17) Low Pressure Air Compressors

(18) Fuel/Oil Testing

(19) Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

(20) Basic Hydraulics

ADDENDUM A

SURFACE COMS

PWS 66410-A-0448

SUPPLEMENTAL ADDENDUM AB

Surface COMS TTE

APPENDIX B-2

Surface Warfare Officer School (SWOS) TTE

San Diego, CA

TECHINICAL TRAINING EQUIPMENT (TTE)

2.1 TS/E NORMAL OPERATING HOURS AND SCHEDULING REQUIREMENTS. The

“Normal Operating Hours” are the hours during which the TS/E is available for Government use. The normal operating hours are found in Paragraph 3.0 of the Attachments along with the Scheduling

Requirements (if any), Notes (if any), and the Task Numbers.

A Government Scheduled Utilization (GSU), otherwise referred to as a training schedule, may occur within the Operating Window. Changes to the training schedule must be provided to the Contracting

Representative (COR) and Contractor with a minimum 24-hour advance notice. Unscheduled use times within the Operating Window may be used for maintenance activities if approved by the COR.

The TS/E “Operating Window” or “Normal Operating Hours” may be shifted forward or backward by as much as four (4) hours from the hours listed in the Attachments by giving 24-hours advance notice by the COR.

The hours outside of the Operating Window are available for maintenance activities.

2.2 MATERIAL SUPPORT PACKAGE (MSP). No MSP will be provided at this time.

2.3 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY (GFP). GFP consists of training system and equipment unique tools and test equipment, unique spare and repair parts, publications and technical data, consumables, and software media. Inventory listings of these items are available at each training system and equipment location.

These inventory lists are intended to identify the items of GFP expected to be placed in the custody of the

Contractor for the term of the contract in support of the performance of its contractual responsibilities.

The lists are materially accurate, though some items of necessity will change prior to turning over said assets to the Contractor.

Specific inventories of all GFP, physically verified by the Government and Contractor, shall be formally turned over to the Contractor on or about the CSD for a given TS/E, for which the Contractor shall sign for and accept their custody. These inventories shall reflect both the existence and condition of these assets, and shall become the baseline inventory and the standard against which the Contractor is measured when the GFP is returned to the Government.

2.4 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED FACILITIES (GFF). The Government will provide

Furnished Facilities (GFF) consisting of an office, maintenance and storage space aboard 32nd Street

Navy Base, San Diego, which will serve as the centralized support location. The Contractor shall travel to additional sites to support equipment under this Appendix not located at 32nd Street Navy Base, San

Diego. One (1) dedicated NMCI seat is allocated to the Site Manager and is available as a shared asset for other Contractor personnel. The Government will place GFF in the custody of the Contractor for the term of the contract.

Building / Room Building / Purpose Floor Level Work Area (Sq Ft.)

3280/ 207-210B Contractor’s Office 2

3.0 MAINTENANCE SUPPORT. Maintenance support consists of preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM). The Contractor shall perform preventive and corrective maintenance on the equipment within the associated attachments of this Appendix. All 3-M administrative functions will be

TECHINICAL TRAINING EQUIPMENT (TTE)

maintained by the Contractor. The Contractor shall receive and implement the applicable Force

Revisions (FR) and shall be responsible for scheduling all required maintenance for equipment listed in the Attachments of this Appendix. Government points of contact (POCs) will be provided to the

Contractor for the purposes of reporting maintenance actions completed, not completed, or deferred. PM and CM may require specific Navy Enlisted Classifications (NECs) or civilian equivalent. Applicable

NECs are listed within Table 3 provided for each Attachment.

Maintenance support shall not preclude Instructor and Student use of equipment to perform authorized curriculum tasks, e.g., Fault Insertion, Component Removal and / or Replacement, Teardown, Buildup, etc.

The Contractor shall provide all levels of 3M support, from 3M Coordinator down to the 3M maintenance man, for the equipment listed in the Attachments of this Appendix. The qualification requirements for all

3M levels shall be IAW the Navy’s 3M program and PWS Supplemental Addendum AB paragraphs xxxxxx.

The Contractor shall participate in all 3M Inspections as required by the Navy’s 3M program.

4.0 SUPPLY SUPPORT. Supply Support will be provided by the Government. The POC will be the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for requesting parts support. Supply support for PM and

CM will be provided by the Government for all equipment supported under this Appendix unless otherwise requested by the COR (i.e., all costs for parts materials, testing, analysis, and shipping will be incurred by the Government via Reimbursable CLIN, Government generated DD 1250, O&AWR, or

Government Purchase Order).

5.0 HAZARDOUS MATERIAL (HAZMAT). HAZMAT lockers are available for Contractor use and shall be subject to the applicable Base rules and regulations as well as the Navy’s HAZMAT program. The Contractor shall be responsible for maintaining the proper upkeep and inventories of assigned HAZMAT lockers IAW the Navy HAZMAT program; no shared responsibility. HAZMAT lockers will be provided at each base where maintenance shall be performed under this Appendix (i.e., all costs for parts materials, testing, analysis, and shipping will be incurred by the Government via

Reimbursable CLIN, Government generated DD 1250, O&AWR, or Government Purchase Order).

The Contractor shall handle, containerize, store, and transfer material to the building’s satellite storage areas of regulated hazardous and non-hazardous waste generated from training.

The Contractor shall participate in HAZMAT inspections of assigned HAZMAT lockers as required by the Navy’s HAZMAT program.

6.0 MAINTENANCE RESPONSE TIME

6.1 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (PM). To be accomplished IAW each individual

Attachments.

6.2 ON-CALL CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE (OCCM). OCCM will be per the PWS, if a conflict arises, prioritization will be determined by the COR.

In the event of TTE failure / malfunction occurs the following procedures shall be followed:

TECHINICAL TRAINING EQUIPMENT (TTE)

a. The Instructor operating the TTE will document the trouble-call and contact the on-site

COMS Contractor and COR to initiate a trouble call.

b. If during the corrective action the COMS Contractor determines the effort is beyond their capability to correct, the COR shall be notified that OEM assistance is required.

c. The COMS Contractor shall keep the COR informed of any actions required or performed to resolve the corrective action.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (1)

HEAT REJECTION FRESH WATER COOLING SYSTEM (HRFWCS)

1.0 DESCRIPTION. The Heat Rejection Fresh Water Cooling System (HRFWCS) dissipates heat via evaporation, recirculation, and fan cooling of chemically treated fresh water to provide proficient cooling effects for all water-cooled condenser operated unit trainers (i.e., Reefers, R-114 centrifugal, R-

236 FA centrifugal and reciprocating chilled fresh water systems trainers).

1.1 HRFWCS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and

CM) shall be performed on all items listed in paragraph 5.0 IAW the manufacturer’s Operation and

Maintenance manual.

2.0 LOCATION.

BUILDING COMMAND FLOOR/ROOM SQ. FT.

3533 Naval Station, San Diego Adjacent to Bldg. 3533

3.0 NORMAL OPERATING HOURS AND LOCATION TASK NUMBER

NORMAL TRAINING HOURS & LOCATION

TRAINING SYSTEM & EQUIPMENT (TS/E):

HRFWCS

SERIAL #: 99150 and 99151

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4291 - AC&R

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

01A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

NOTE: Operational Hours per Day (OHPD)

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 50 weeks per year (12 classes x 9.6 weeks, overlapping)

LAB HOURS: Average 648 hours per year (54 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with AC&R Instructors.

4.0 SUBSYSTEMS AND ASSEMBLIES REQUIRING CONTRACTOR MAINTENANCE

BUT NOT SUPPLY SUPPORT. N/A

5.0 EQUIPMENT LIST

EQUIPMENT/PARTS MIP SERIAL NUMBER QTY

COOLING TOWERS

Cooling Tower # 1, R.S.D.

Corporation CT-1, Model #125 Mfr O&M Manual S/N 99150 1

Cooling Tower # 2, R.S.D.

Corporation CT-1, Model #125 Mfr O&M Manual S/N 99151 1

Electrical Service Disconnects

(fuse boxes) N/A N/A 2

Electrical Service Disconnects

(switches) N/A N/A 2

Float Switch N/A N/A 2

Concrete Stanchions for

Cooling Tower Foundations N/A N/A 12 (6 per tower)

5 Inch Water Piping N/A N/A 175 ft

5 Inch Water Pipe Mounts 1800/R01 N/A 20

5 Inch Water Pipe Brackets 1800/R01 N/A 35

3 Inch Water Piping N/A N/A 65 ft

3 Inch Water Pipe Mounts 1800/R01 N/A 12

3 Inch Water Pipe Brackets 1800/R01 N/A 12

1 Inch Water Piping N/A N/A 40 ft

1 Inch Water Pipe Mounts 1800/R01 N/A 4

1 Inch Water Pipe Brackets 1800/R01 N/A 4

PUMPS, MOTORS, VALVES AND SERVICE DISCONNECTS

“TACO” Brand Pumps #4, #5 and #6 3

“Baldor” Brand Motors, Model

EM-4115T

5140/013 #4, #5 and #6 3

Motor Electrical Service

Disconnects (switches)

N/A

N/A 3

“Allen-Bradley” Soft Start

Controllers for Motors

#4 and #5 2

“Butterfly” Control Valves, Locking, Manual Operations, 18 Inch Handles (located on 5

Inch Piping)

5000/005

N/A 12

“Butterfly” Control Valves, Manual Operations, 4 Inch

Handles (located on 5 inch, 3 inch and 1 inch piping)

N/A 14

Rotary Water Valves (located on 3 inch piping)

N/A 7

Cooling Tower Start/Stop Panel

N/A 1

Remote Controller Panel for

Motors (Room 119, Building

3533)

N/A 1

6.0 SPECIAL REQUIRMENTS.

6.1 CORROSION CONTROL. Contractor shall be responsible for the treatment and / or repair of all corrosion problems, both internal and external to the equipment.

6.2 PRIMER / PAINT. Contractor shall identify and localize any problem areas and provide information and schedule for repairs to the COR. The Government will provide the required primer / primer / paint.

6.2 WATER TESTING. Contractor shall test water quality weekly within the system and add the required amount of chlorine and acid as per system requirements to maintain the appropriate level of chemicals to prevent algae growth and scaling.

7.0 LINES OF DEMARCATION. Contractor is responsible for everything within the cooling towers fenced area as it pertains to the cooling towers minus the A/C unit which belongs to NAVFAC.

NAVFAC is responsible for water supply, drains, electrical feed and Daikin A/C unit within the fenced area of cooling towers.

All electrical sources (outlets, breakers, control panels, switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading into the equipment is NAVFAC owned.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (2)

AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION (AC&R)

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively operate and maintain shipboard refrigeration and air conditioning system and equipment to include centrifugal units

1.2 AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION (AC&R) EQUIPMENT

MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed.

3533 Naval Station, San Diego RMs 114, 115, 116, 119 and 132

3.0 NORMAL OPERATING HOURS AND LOCATION TASK NUMBER.

AC&R

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4291 - AC&R

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

02A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 50 weeks per year (12 classes x 9.6 weeks, overlapping)

LAB HOURS: Average 1,284 hours per year (107 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with AC&R Instructors.

5.0 EQUIPMENT LIST.

EQUIPMENT/PARTS MIP QTY LOCATION

Ecolcell Chlorinator 5140/030 1 Rm 132

De-Chlorinator Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 132

125 Ton 236-FA AC Unit 5140/013 1 Rm 119

Purge Pump Unit 5140/013 1 Rm 119

Purge Unit Vacuum Pump 5142/R09 1 Rm 119

PKG R22 A/C Unit 5143/002 2 Rm 119

Walk-in Reefer System 5161/005 4 Rm 119

Ice Cream Machine 6534/001 3 Rm 119

Reach-in Refrigerator 6511/014 5 Rm 119

Cold Food Counter 6511/010 3 Rm 119

Robinaire 17500B Recover/Recycle 6650/004 2 Rm 119

Ice Machine 6511/001 6 Rm 119

Metal Braided Flex Hoses (Walk-in

Reefers) 5000/014 16 Rm 119

Water Pipe Valves To/From

HRFWCS

5000/005 20 Rm 119

Chill Water Pump 5140/013 1 Rm 132

Chill Water Expansion Tank 5140/013 1 Rm 132

Eye Wash Stations 6600/002 4 Rm 119

Water Piping Corrective Maintenance Only N/A Rm 119

Micro-Processor Unit Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 115

Electrical Simulator Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 116

Hampden H-RST-5 AC&R Trainer Corrective Maintenance Only 10 Rm 119

Hampden H-RST-6 AC&R Trainer Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 119

Univex Food Mixer Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 119

Oxy/Acetylene Brazing Stations Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 119

Brazing Station Ventilation System Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 119

York Marinepak AC Trainer Corrective Maintenance Only 1 Rm 119

6.0 SPECIAL REQUIRMENTS. All maintenance personnel conducting maintenance on Air

Conditioning and Refrigeration equipment who break refrigerant boundaries shall have current EPA certification meeting NAVOSH standards.

The Contractor shall maintain an accurate log of all refrigerant added or evacuated from the system in accordance with current rules and regulations.

SWOS personnel will maintain and review the Refrigerant Usage Log for the Walk-In Reefer Systems and the 125 Ton 236-FA AC Unit.

7.0 LINES OF DEMARCATION. All electrical sources (outlets, breakers, control panels, switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading into the equipment is NAVFAC owned.

All piping leading up to and including the last valve of the system prior to entering the equipment is

NAVFAC owned

All LP Air and potable water lines from point of origin to training equipment are NAVFAC owned.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (3)

SHIPBOARD LAUNDRY MAINTENANCE

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the knowledge and skills to operate, maintain, and repair shipboard laundry equipment.

1.1 SHIPBOARD LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed.

3533 Naval Station, San Diego RM 129

Shipboard Laundry Maintenance

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): MM or EM Rating, or equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

03A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 10.8 weeks per year (3 classes x 3.6 weeks)

LAB HOURS: Average 288 per year (96 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with Shipboard Laundry Instructors.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (3)

SHIPBOARD LAUNDRY MAINTENANCE

SHIPBOARD LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT

Edro Dynawash 6554/007 2 129

Cissell Steam Dryer 6555/028 1 129

Cissell Electric Dryer 6555/028 1 129

Endro Electric Dryer 6555/028 1 129

Kenmore Washer Corrective Maintenance

Only 1 129

Kenmore Dryer Corrective Maintenance

Only 1 129

Laundry Press, Electric 6552/007 1 129

Laundry Press, Steam 6552/002 1 129

Flex Hoses 5000/014 14 129

Electrical Safety 3000/003 1 129

6.0 SPECIAL REQUIRMENTS. N/A

switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

All steam lines from point of origin to training equipment are NAVFAC owned.

All LP Air and potable water lines from point of origin to training equipment are NAVFAC owned

SWOS ATTACHMENT (4)

CLASSROOM AIR CONDITIONING

1.0 DESCRIPTION. Stand-alone Air Conditioning (A/C) units installed to improve selected classroom and laboratory temperature and humidity controls. These units are separate from facility central air conditioning systems.

1.1 CLASSROOM AIR CONDITIONERS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective (PM and CM) maintenance shall be performed.

3533 and 3280 Naval Station San Diego, CA See paragraph 5.0

Classroom A/C

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4291 - AC&R

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

04A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: N/A, systems are operated when needed to cool classrooms during warm times of the year.

LAB HOURS: N/A

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance tasks with applicable course Instructors.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (4)

CLASSROOM AIR CONDITIONING

CLASSROOM AIR CONDITIONING (A/C)

COURSE EQUIPMENT/PARTS BLDG FLOOR ROOM QTY

SEPEC

DDG-51 FLT IIA

Compressor Units

(for rooms 122 and 200)

Roof

(A/C&R Lab) N/A 2

SEPEC Overhead Air Handler 3533 1 122 1

DDG-51 FLT IIA High Wall Air Handler 3533 2 200 1

AIR COMPRESSOR

REVERSE OSMISIS

AUX GOVERNOR

REG

AUX TURBINE

STEAM GEN

Compressor Units

(for rooms C-203, 204, 205, 206 & 207)

3280 1 Outside 5

AIR COMPRESSOR High Wall Air Handler 3280 2 C-203 1

REVERSE OSMOSIS High Wall Air Handler 3280 2 C-204 1

AUX GOVERNOR

REG

High Wall Air Handler 3280 2 C-206 1

AUX TURBINE High Wall Air Handler 3280 2 C-207 1

STEAM GEN High Wall Air Handler 3280 2 C-208 1

LSD/LPD

Compressor Units

(for room B-316B)

Roof

(A-Wing) N/A 2

LSD/LPD Overhead Air Handlers 3280 3 B-316B 2

CG-47 SMARTSHIP Standalone HVAC 3280 1 B-111 1 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

SWOS ATTACHMENT (5)

OIL POLLUTION ABATEMENT (OPA)

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skill to safely operate and maintain oil pollution abatement (OPA) equipment.

1.1 OIL POLLUTION ABATEMENT EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and

3280 Naval Station San Diego, CA MM Lab (High Bay)

OPA TRAINER

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): Engineering Rating or equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

05A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 21 days per year (7 classes x 3 days)

LAB HOURS: Average 63 hours per year (9 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with OPA Instructors.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (5)

Oily Water Separator (Parmatic) 5932/005 1 MM Lab

Oil Content Monitor 5932/018 1 MM Lab

Electrical Safety 3000/003 1 MM Lab

Eye Wash Station 6600/002 3

Building 3280

High Bay, Rooms B211, B216, & B218 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

SWOS ATTACHMENT (6)

400 HZ GENERATORS

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skill to perform preventive and corrective maintenance training on 400 HZ Motor Generator sets with variable speed drive (VSD), and

Frequency Changer (Air Cooled) Systems.

1.1 400 HZ MOTOR GENERATOR EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and

3533 Naval Station San Diego, CA RM 121

400 HZ Generators

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): EM Rating or equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

06A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 4.6 weeks per year (1 convene per year)

LAB HOURS: Average 74 hours per year

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with 400 HZ Equipment Maintenance

Instructors.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (6)

400 HZ GENERATORS

400 HZ MOTOR GENERATOR EQUIPMENT

Frequency Converter 3143/002 1 121

Motor Generator Set 3141/001 1 121

Variable Speed Drive

OEM Tech

Manual 1 121

Load Bank

OEM Tech

Manual 1 121 (outside)

Electrical Safety 3000/003 1 121 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

SWOS ATTACHMENT (7)

PROPULSION ALARMS AND INDICATORS

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skills to perform preventative and corrective maintenance on Pressure / Temperature Alarm Sensors, Alarm Panels and Switchboards, Salinity Indication Level Alarm and Indication Systems, GEMS Tank Level Indication Systems, Wager

Smoke Indicator System, Super Heater Temperature Monitoring System, Wind Measuring and Indicating

System Type “F” and various other propulsion plant alarm systems.

1.1 PROPULSION ALARMS AND INDICATORS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE.

Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed.

3533 Naval Station San Diego, CA RM 208

Propulsion Alarms and Indicators

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): GSE, EM or IC Rating, or equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

07A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 37 weeks per year (8 classes x 4.6 weeks)

LAB HOURS: Average 744 hours per year (93 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling Propulsion Alarms and Indicators

Instructors.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (7)

PROPULSION ALARMS AND INDICATORS

PROPULSION ALARMS AND INDICATORS EQUIPMENT

Alarm Panel/Switchboard 4361/080 15 208

Alarm Switchboard 4361/081 10 208

Indicator, Salinity Corrective

Maintenance Only 1 208

Electronic Test Shorting Probe 3000/100 2 208

Electrical Safety 3000/003 1 208 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

SWOS ATTACHMENT (8)

MINE COUNTERMEASURES (MCM) CONSOLES

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skills to perform electronics preventative and corrective maintenance in support of the Integrated Ships Control System and Integrated

Condition Assessment System (ICAS) onboard MCM-1 class ships.

1.1 MCM CONSOLE EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance

(PM and CM) shall be performed on the following equipment for the remainder of the contract.

502 Naval Submarine Base, Point Loma RM 2

MCM Console

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4784

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

08A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS:

MCM Console Maintenance: Average 10 weeks/year (2 classes x 5 weeks)

MCM Console Operator: Average 4 weeks/year (2 classes x 2 weeks)

LAB HOURS:

MCM Console Maintenance: Average 246/year (123 hours per class)

MCM Console Operator: Average 4 weeks/year (2 classes x 2 weeks)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with MCM Console Instructors.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (8)

MINE COUNTERMEASURES (MCM) CONSOLES

MCM CONSOLE EQUIPMENT

PLC1A 2521/010 1 RM 2

PLC1B 2521/010 1 RM 2

PLC9A 2521/010 1 RM 2

PLC9B 2521/010 1 RM 2

Alarm Panel (IC/SM) 4361 4361/001 1 RM 2

Electrical Safety 3000/003 1 RM 2 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

SWOS ATTACHMENT (9)

ISOTTA FRASCHINI DIESEL AND SOLAR GAS TURBINE GENERATORS

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skills to operate and perform preventative and corrective maintenance on the following Fleet asset(s): Isotta Fraschini (IF) ID-36

Diesel Engine and Solar T-1302S-28AA Gas Turbine Generator onboard MCM-1 class ships.

1.1 MCM PROPULSION EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. The Contractor shall only conduct preventive maintenance (PM) IAW the Navy 3M System. For required corrective maintenance (CM), all

Formal Work Procedures will be generated by the Military. The Contractor shall assist with all CM; the

Military will be the lead and be responsible for documenting all critical inspection points and retests.

502 Naval Submarine Base, Point Loma RM 2

Isotta Fraschini ID-36 Diesel Engine and Solar T-

1302S-28AA Gas Turbine Generator

SERIAL #: 36061089 (Diesel Engine) and

1013SD3 (Gas Turbine Generator)

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4324

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

09A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: TBD

LAB HOURS: TBD

SWOS personnel will accomplish the following prior to use, while in operation, and while in use maintenance:

-4761/008:R-7 provide oil sample prior to each use.

-4761/008:R-4M operate off service engine.

-2331/008:R-4M Test cooling water Monthly when operated.

-2331/008:R-25D test lube oil while in operation.

-2331/008:R-81M obtain lube oil sample while in use.

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with Instructors

SWOS ATTACHMENT (9)

ISOTTA FRASCHINI DIESEL AND SOLAR GAS TURBINE GENERATORS

MINE COUNTERMEASURES (MCM) PROPULSION

IF Diesel Engine 2331/008 1 RM 2

Gas Turbine Generator 4761/008 1 RM 2

Flex Hoses 5000/014 1 RM 2

Safety 6600/002 1 RM 2 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

All fuel lines from point of origin to training equipment in Bldg. 502 are NAVFAC owned.

SWOS ATTACHMENT (10)

MINE COUNTERMEASURES (MCM) ELECTRICAL

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skills to operate and perform preventive and corrective maintenance of mine countermeasures (MCM) equipment, degaussing systems and influence minesweeping systems.

1.1 MCM ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective (PM and CM) maintenance shall be performed.

NOTE: The Instructor / Students will complete MRC 4751/007:R-2Q[8HDZ] maintenance as part of course curriculum.

544 Naval Submarine Base, Point

Loma

RM 335

MCM Electrical

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4666

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

10A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 18.4 weeks per year (4 classes x 4.6 weeks)

LAB HOURS: Average 264 hours per year (66 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with MCM Electrical Instructors.

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MINE COUNTERMEASURES (MCM) ELECTRICAL

NOTE: The Instructor / Students will complete MRC 4751/007:R-2Q[8HDZ] maintenance as part of

MCM ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Misc. Shore Elect Equip 3000/003 1 335

Automatic Degaussing (MDG-1701) 4751/007 1 335

Acoustic Minesweeping Systems 4761/016 1 335

Minesweeping System (Auto/Power Control

Units) 4761/021 1 335

Minesweeping System (Auto/Power Control

Units) 4761/021 1 335 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

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SMALL CRAFT ENGINES

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide the necessary knowledge and skills to perform organizational level corrective and preventive maintenance on Small Craft Engines and associated propulsion drive systems.

1.1 SMALL CRAFT ENGINES MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance

(PM and CM) shall be performed.

207 Naval Amphibious

Base, Coronado

RM 109

Small Craft Engines

SERIAL #: Small Craft Engines

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4305 for CAT Diesel, 4303 for CUMMINS Diesel, 4313 for

Outboard Engines

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

11A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

CAT Diesel (4305): Average 10.4 weeks per year (4 classes x 2.6 weeks)

CUMMINS Diesel (4303): Average 20 weeks per year (10 classes x 2 weeks)

Outboard Engines (4313): Average 36 weeks per year (18 classes x 2 weeks)

CAT Diesel (4305): Average 324 per year (81 hours per class)

CUMMINS Diesel (4303): Average 600 per year (60 hours per class)

Outboard Engines (4313): Average 378 per year (21 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with Small Craft Engine Instructors.

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Cummins QSB Diesel Engine 5833/047 2 109

Cummins BTA 5.9 Diesel Engine 5833/047 1 109

Caterpillar Model 3126 Diesel Engine 5833/311 3 109

Evinrude & Johnson 150 HP Outboard Motor, Model E150DPLINE 5833/104 3 109

Evinrude & Johnson 40 HP Outboard Motor, Model E40DRLAAA 5833/100 4 109 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading into the equipment is NAVFAC owned. All fuel lines from point of origin to training equipment are

NAVFAC owned.

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SENIOR ENLISTED PROPULSION ENGINEERING COURSE (SEPEC) TRAINING SYSTEM

1.0 DESCRIPTION. Senior Enlisted Propulsion Engineering Course (SEPEC) training systems are designed to simulate multiple classes of ships using desktop computers. SEPEC training systems come in two (2) basic configurations, SEPEC and SEPEC LCS, as listed below.

1.1 SEPEC AND SEPEC LCS EQUIPMENT. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed.

3533 Naval Station, San Diego Rooms 107, 121 and 122

Small Craft Engines

SERIAL #: 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 (SEPEC);

20120832 and 201008001 (SEPEC LCS)

NECs (or civilian equivalent): IT Rating or equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

12A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 25 weeks per year (5 classes x 5 weeks)

LAB HOURS: Average 80 hours per year (16 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with SEPEC Instructors.

SEPEC AND SEPEC LCS TRAINERS

EQUIPMENT/PARTS BLDG ROOM QTY

SEPEC TRAINER SERIAL #: 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 3533 107 3

Dell T3600 Desktop Computer

(warranty expires Sept 2016)

(1) Windows 7 Professional, SP1, 64 Bit OS

(2) MS VMware Software (used to operate Windows

XP and Windows 2000 in some applications)

(3) Intel Xeon Processor E-5-1607

(4) 8GB DDR3 UDIMM Memory

(5) 1GB NVIDIA Quadro 2000 Video Card

(6) Two (2) 500GB Hard Drives

(7) 8x DVD+/- SATA DVD Drive

Dell 19 Inch Monitor

(warranty expires July 2016)

Elo 46 Inch Touchscreen Display

Dell Keyboard and Mouse

Heavy Duty Stand

SEPEC TRAINER SERIAL #: 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 3533 122 2

Dell T3600 Desktop Computer

(1) Windows 7 Professional, SP1, 64 Bit OS

(2) MS VMware Software (used to operate Windows

XP and Windows 2000 in some applications)

(3) Intel Xeon Processor E-5-1607

(4) 8GB DDR3 UDIMM Memory

(5) 1GB NVIDIA Quadro 2000 Video Card

(6) Two (2) 500GB Hard Drives

(7) 8x DVD+/- SATA DVD Drive

NOTE: User’s Manual with system/component descriptions is available on each computer.

SEPEC LCS System #1, Device Number: 19G6 LCS

Readiness Control Officer Trainer

3533 121 1

Computer Tower, S/N 20120832

(1) Ceres Technology Group

(2) Intel Core i7 - 3930K CPU 3.20 GHz

(3) 16GB Memory

(4) 1TB Hard Drive

(5) Video Card: NVIDEA GeForce GTX-670

(6) Windows 7 Ultimate, 64 Bit, Service Pack 1

Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse P/N X821908-104

Speakers: Logitech S-120, P/N JC819CQ4772

Keyboard: Standard USB 2.0 QWERTY

Displays: Three (3) 19" Planar Touchscreens, Model

PT1910MX-BK

SEPEC LCS System #2, Device Number: 19G5 LCS

Readiness Control Officer Trainer 3533 121 1

Computer Tower, S/N 201008001

(1) Ceres Technology Group

(2) Intel Core i7 CPU X 980, 3.33 GHz

(3) 16GB Memory

(4) 1TB Hard Drive

(5) Video Card: NVIDEA GeForce GTX-285

(6) Display adapter (external to computer) Matrox

TripleHead2Go T2G-D3D-1F

(7) Windows 7 Ultimate, 64 Bit, Service Pack 1

Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse P/N X821908-104

Speakers: Logitech S-120, PN JC819CQ4772

Keyboard: Standard USB 2.0 QWERTY

Displays: Three (3) 19" Planar Touchscreens, Model

PT1910MX-BK

NOTES:

(1) Cisco 8 Port Gigabit Switch Model SG100D-08 (used to connect the two [2] systems 19G5 and 19G6)

(2) Both SEPEC LCS systems are not under warranty. NAWCTSD In-Service Engineer has HDD images of both computers on removable USB HDD.

switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

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ELECTRIC MOTOR REWIND

1.0 DESCRIPTION. Provide the knowledge and skills necessary to rewind alternating current

(A/C) electric motors, operate electric motor test equipment, calculate motor rewind data, disassemble, reassemble and test operate the final product.

1.1 ELECTRIC MOTOR REWIND MACHINES MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed.

3280 Naval Station San Diego Room B-311

Electric Motor Rewind

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4615

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

13A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 24 weeks per year (4 classes per year x 6 weeks per class)

LAB HOURS: Average 167 hours per class

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with Electric Motor Rewind Instructors.

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ELECTRIC MOTOR REWIND

ELECTRIC MOTOR REWIND MACHINES

Coil Winding Machine Bulletin E-170-7 2 B-311

NOTE: MIP is the Manufacturer’s Operation and Maintenance Manual switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

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INTEGRATED CONDITIONING ASSESSMENT SYSTEM (ICAS)

1.0 DESCRIPTION. Provide the knowledge and skills necessary to operate and maintain Integrated

Conditioning Assessment System (ICAS) equipment, and enable Condition Based Maintenance using ship installed ICAS systems. The ICAS Training System software consists of ICAS System 4.13 and

Windows 2000 OS.

1.1 ICAS TRAINING SYSTEM MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance

(PM and CM) shall be performed.

3533 Naval Station, San

Diego

RM 203

ICAS Training System

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): IT Rating or equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

14A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

ICAS Operator: Average 0.9 weeks per year (9 classes x 4 hours per class)

ICAS Maintenance: Average 4.2 weeks per year (7 classes x 24 hours per class)

ICAS Supervisor: Average 0.63 weeks per year (5 classes x 5 hours per class)

ICAS Operator: Average 18 hours per year (2 hours per class)

ICAS Maintenance: Average 56 hours per year (8 hours per class)

ICAS Supervisor: Average 15 hours per year (3 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with ICAS Instructors.

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INTEGRATED CONDITIONING ASSESSMENT SYSTEM (ICAS)

ICAS TRAINING SYSTEM

EQUIPMENT/PARTS MIP BLDG ROOM QTY

Dell T3600 Desktop Computer OEM Tech Manual 3533 203 14

Keyboard OEM Tech Manual 3533 203 14

Mouse OEM Tech Manual 3533 203 14

Dell 19 inch Monitor OEM Tech Manual 3533 203 14

Portable Data Terminal OEM Tech Manual 3533 203 12

Portable Data Analyzer Corrective Maintenance

Only 3533 203 2

7.0 LINES OF DEMARCATION. All electrical sources (outlets, breakers, control panels, switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading into the equipment is

NAVFAC owned.

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AVIATION AND ADVANCED WELDING

1.0 DESCRIPTION. Provide the knowledge and skills necessary to safely perform various shipboard and aviation welding processes while meeting applicable workmanship standards.

1.1 WELDING MACHINES MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed.

NOTE: The Instructor / Students will complete the "R-Check portion" of the MRC - A-2R as part of

3418 Naval Station, San Diego RM 206

Aviation and Advanced Welding

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): 4955

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

15A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 8 classes consuming 50 weeks per year

LAB HOURS: Average 2,018 hours per year (some classes overlap using different machines)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with Welding Instructors.

2.0 NORMAL OPERATING HOURS AND LOCATION

2.1 GOVERNMENT SCHEDULED USE (GSU). The normal training system and equipment operating window shall be as follows:

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AVIATION AND ADVANCED WELDING

AVAIAVTION AND ADVANED WELDING SYSTEM

EQUIPMENT/PARTS MIP BLDG ROOM QTY

Miller XMT-304 Welding Machine 6646/002 3418 206 1

Miller Maxstar 200 Welding Machine 6646/048 3418 206 18

Miller Dynasty 200 Welding Machine 6646/002 3418 206 4

NOTE: Maintenance manuals are available in the schoolhouse.

switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

The exhaust system on the roof is not considered TTE; therefore, it is NAVFAC owned.

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ELECTRICAL CONTROL DEVICES (ECD)

1.0 DESCRIPTION. Provide the necessary knowledge and skills to maintain Relay Operated Motor

Controllers, Electric Motor Operated Valve Controllers, Automatic Bus Transfer Units, Small Boat

Starting Systems, and Small Boat Charging Systems.

1.1 ELECTRICAL CONTROL DEVICES MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective (PM

3280 Naval Station, San Diego RM B-310

Electrical Control Devices (ECD)

SERIAL #: #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): EM Rating or equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

16A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 30 weeks per year (10 classes x 3 weeks)

LAB HOURS: Average 540 hours per year (54 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with ECD Instructors.

ELECTRICAL CONTROL DEVICES

Automatic Bus Transfer 3202/005 01 B-310

Miscellaneous Controllers 3001/002 07 B-310

Electrical Safety 3000/003 1 B-310

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ELECTRICAL CONTROL DEVICES (ECD)

switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

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LOW PRESSURE AIR COMPRESSORS

1.0 DESCRIPTION. Two (2) permanently installed Low Pressure Air Compressors and associated equipment provide Low Pressure (LP) air to support Lab scenarios for seven (7) courses. Both compressors, one (1) Main and one (1) Alternate attached in parallel, are reciprocating, belt-driven, air-cooled configured using 460v, 15 horse power electric motors to power each two-stage compressor. Both compressors provide up to 150 psi/53 cfm of LP air when needed, and are powered off when not required.

These units are not used for any building utility function.

1.1 LOW PRESSURE AIR COMPRESSORS MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed..

3280 Naval Station, San Diego LP Air enclosure

LP Air

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): MM and EM or civilian equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

17A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

Electric Motor Rewind (EMR): Average 24 weeks per year (4 classes per year x 6 weeks per

Electronic Automated Boiler Controls Operator (EABC OP): Average 6 weeks per year (3 classes x 2 weeks per class)

Electronic Automated Boiler Controls Maintenance (EABC MAINT): Average 4 weeks per year (1 class x 4 weeks per class)

Electronic Auxiliary Control System Equipment Maintenance (EABC AUX): Average 6 weeks per year (3 classes x 2 weeks per year)

Distilling Plant Condenser Heat Exchanger Maintenance (HEAT EXCH): Average 7 weeks per year (7 classes x 1 week per class)

Boiler Repair Technician (BR): Average 10 weeks per year (2 classes x 5 weeks per class)

Engineering Steam Generating Plant Inspector Certification (SGPI): Average 10 weeks per year (2 classes x 5 weeks per class)

Electric Motor Rewind (EMR): Average 668 per year (167 hours per class)

Electronic Automated Boiler Controls Operator (EABC OP): Average 96 per year (32 hours per class)

Electronic Automated Boiler Controls Maintenance (EABC MAINT): Average 74 per year (74 hours per class)

Electronic Auxiliary Control System Equipment Maintenance (EABC AUX): Average 75 per year (25 hours per class)

Distilling Plant Condenser Heat Exchanger Maintenance (HEAT EXCH): Average 112 per year (16 hours per class)

Boiler Repair Technician (BR): Average 242 per year (121 hours per class)

Engineering Steam Generating Plant Inspector Certification (SGPI): Average 158 per year (79 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with applicable course Instructors.

Low Pressure Air Compressors

(LPAC)

Manufacturer’s Instruction

Manual 2 LP Air Enclosure

Electrical Motors Manufacturer’s Instruction

Manual 2 LP Air Enclosure

Compressed Air Dryer, Hankinson

Model HPRP200-460

Manufacturer’s Instruction

Manual 1 LP Air Enclosure

Vertical Air Tank, 240 Gallon Corrective Maintenance Only 1 LP Air Enclosure

Air-Water Separator Corrective Maintenance Only 1 LP Air Enclosure

2.5” Piping Corrective Maintenance Only 50 ft LP Air Enclosure

2.5” Piping Valves 5000/005 11 LP Air Enclosure

Metal Braided Flex Hoses 5000/014 4 LP Air Enclosure

Switched Fuse Boxes Corrective Maintenance Only 3 LP Air Enclosure switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

NAVFAC is responsible for the LPAC enclosure including the door, vent louvers, lighting, water drain next to the Air Accumulation Tank, and the 460v power lines up to the main switches for Compressor #1, Compressor #2 and the Air Dehydrator.

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FUEL/OIL TESTING

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide fuel handling personnel the basic knowledge and skill necessary to operate / maintain propulsion / JP-5 shipboard fuel systems, monitor the quality of shipboard fuels and oils through a vigilant fuel testing program, and provide familiarity with logs, records, and reports necessary to monitor fuel and oil usage.

1.1 FUEL / OIL TESTING EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective (PM

3280 Naval Station, San Diego RM B-218

Shipboard Propulsion Fuels, Oils and JP-5 Systems and Testing

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): ABF or civilian equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

18A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 10 weeks per year ([CIN:K-821-2142]10 classes per year x 1 week per class, [CIN:K-821-4145] 4 classes per year x 2 weeks per class)

LAB HOURS: Average 190 per year (19 hours per class)

Contractor shall coordinate maintenance scheduling with course Instructors.

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FUEL/OIL TESTING

FUEL/OIL TESTING EQUIPMENT

Combined Contaminated Fuel

Detector (CCFD)

6653/002 6 Bldg 3280, Rm B-218

NAVIFLASH Flash Point Test Set 6653/002 6 Bldg 3280, Rm B-218

Eye Wash Station 6600-002 1 Bldg 3280, Rm B-218

Centrifuge Corrective Maintenance

Only

6 Bldg 3280, Rm B-218

Kittywake Oil Test Kit Corrective Maintenance

6 Bldg 3280, Rm B-218 switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

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PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS (PLC)

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide understanding of the interfaces, functions, and operations of the

Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) and the troubleshooting skills required to safely operate and maintain the PLC.

1.1 PLC EQUIPMENT. Preventive and corrective maintenance (PM and CM) shall be performed.

3411 Naval Station, San Diego RM 209A

PLC

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): IC or civilian equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

19A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 27.2 weeks per year (17 classes per year x 1.6 weeks per

LAB HOURS: Average 476 per year (28 hours per class)

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PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS (PLC)

PROGRAMMABLE LOGIC CONTROLLERS

Low Pressure Air Compressor

(LPAC) Controller 3001/002 3 Bldg 3411, Rm 209A

Vertical Package Conveyor (VPC)

Controller 3001/002 2 Bldg 3411, Rm 209A

Remote I / O PLC Corrective Maintenance

Only 3 Bldg 3411, Rm 209A

Fairmount / Eaton Brick Trainer Corrective Maintenance

2 Bldg 3411, Rm 209A switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading

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BASIC HYDRAULICS

1.0 DESCRIPTION. To provide training in basic theory of safe operation and troubleshooting of hydraulic systems and components.

1.1 BASIC HYDRAULICS EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE. Preventive and corrective (PM and

CM) maintenance shall be performed.

3280 Naval Station, San Diego High Bay

Engineering Hydraulic Systems and Components

Basic

SERIAL #: N/A

NECs (or civilian equivalent): MM or civilian equivalent

WEEKDAY (Monday - Friday) SATURDAY SUNDAY

Task OHPD From: To: From: To: From: To:

20A 9 0700 1600 N/A N/A N/A N/A

COURSE CONVENINGS: Average 7 weeks per year (7 classes per year x 1 week per

LAB HOURS: Average 21 per year (3 hours per class)

BASIC HYDRAULICS EQUIPMENT

EATON HTS-2 Hydraulic System

Trainer

Manufacturer’s Instruction

Manual 1 Bldg 3280, High Bay

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BASIC HYDRAULICS

switchboards and motor controllers) from point of origin up to the actual hard wired connector leading into the equipment is NAVFAC owned