BPMS B-24.12 Fire Protection System Sustainment.pdf

Last Updated: 18 SEP 2023

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B-24.12 Fire Protection System Sustainment Process Owner Team, Lead: Dennis Duren (NAVFAC HQ)

Summary of Changes (since the 2 JUN 2023 update):

• Important guidance and direction is in the final review process at the time of the September 2023 update of this Business Process Management System (BPMS). This includes a draft Vector-Gram - IMPROVING NAVY FACILITY FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS INSPECTION, TESTING AND MAINTENANCE, the Draft ASN Sundown Policy for Hangars, which may change the NAVFAC “Interim Technical Guidance - NAVY AND MARINE CORPS FACILITIES WITH AQUEOUS FILM FORMING FOAM (AFFF) FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS” which updated a previous Interim Technical Guidance (ITG) to provide additional instructions for the use of fluorine-free foam (F3) and ignitable liquid drainage floor assembly (ILDFA) in Navy/United States Marine Corps (USMC) hangars, fuel facilities and storage facilities.

• For up-to-date information on these updates or other questions about this BPMS, please contact the Process Owner Team Lead listed above.

Introduction:

Naval Facilities Systems Engineering Command (NAVFAC) has the responsibility to inspect, test, maintain, and document all installed Fire Protection Systems (FPS) (e.g., detection, notification, suppression, reporting, and fire water distribution systems). The Planning, Design and Construction Directorate (PDC) has technical authority for the planning, acquisition, design, construction, and commissioning of FPS. The Public Works Directorate is responsible for developing and maintaining the Public Works Departments’ (PWDs’) mission capability to provide sustainment of the installed systems in support of Maintenance Unit Identification Code (MUIC) Holders.

Required Resources:

Resourcing of personnel is primarily supported by Commander, Navy Installations Command (CNIC), as the holder of MUIC responsibility for most fire protection systems.

Acronyms Definitions

AFFF Aqueous Film Forming Foam ASN Assistant Secretary of the Navy BOSC Base Operating Support Contract BPMS Business Process Management System CDO Command Duty Officer CHENG Chief Engineer CM Construction Manager CNIC Commander, Navy Installations Command CNICINST Commander, Navy Installations Command Instruction DOD Department of Defense eOMSI Electronic Operation and Maintenance Support Information ET Engineering Technician FEAD Facilities Engineering and Acquisition Division FEC Facilities Engineering Command FM&S Facilities Management and Sustainment

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Acronyms Definitions

FMS Facility Management Specialist FPE Fire Protection Engineer FPS Fire Protection Systems FSC Facilities Support Contracts ICO Installation Commanding Officer IEPD Installation Environmental Program Director ILDFA Ignitable Liquid Drainage Floor Assembly ITG Interim Technical Guidance ITM Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance MILSPEC Military Specifications MUIC Maintenance Unit Identification Code NAVFAC Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command NAVSEA Naval Sea Systems Command NDAA National Defense Authorization Act NFPA National Fire Protection Association NICET National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies OCONUS Outside the Continental United States OPNAVINST Office of the Chief of Naval Operations Instruction OSD Office of the Secretary of Defense PDC Planning, Design and Construction Directorate PLD Product Line Director PM Planned (Preventive) Maintenance PWD Public Works Department PWO Public Works Officer RBH Requirements Branch Head ROC Region Operations Center ROICC Resident Officer In Charge of Construction SWT Sub-Work Type UFC Unified Facilities Criteria USMC United States Marine Corps WT Work Type

Process Step Associated Procedure Resources

24.12.1 Establish FPS ITM Program

All NAVFAC PWDs:

• The Public Works Officer (PWO) has overall responsibility for the performance of the in-house and contract personnel at the PWD.

• The PWD Requirements Branch Head (RBH) has responsibility for overseeing FPS maintenance program requirements and for coordinating the overall FPS

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources program with the local Fire Department, Fire Protection Engineers (FPEs), Facilities Engineering Command (FEC) Public Works Directorate Facilities Management and Sustainment (FM&S) Product Line, PWD Production Division or Facilities Support Contracts (FSC) Branch (in the case of contract execution), and any other stakeholders, ensuring all roles/responsibilities are clearly understood.

• These key PWD personnel receive technical and reachback support from the FEC Public Works Directorate. The FEC PDC FPEs primarily provide design and construction support, support in deficiencies validation, and mitigation identification.

• Establish a FPS Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance (ITM) Program in accordance with the requirements of Office of the Chief of Naval Operations Instruction (OPNAVINST) 11320.23G and UFC 3-601- 02 (2021).

• The FPS ITM Program may be executed by:

o In-House Workforce o Service Contract o Base Operating Support Contract

(BOSC)

o Centralized to multiple PWDs or entire

FEC

• PWDs shall determine the most efficient and effective method of Program execution based upon their unique operating conditions.

• Regardless of execution method, the Requirements Branch has overall responsibility for the PWD’s FPS ITM Program.

OPNAVINST

11320.23G Navy Fire and Emergency Services Program

UFC 3-601-02 (2021)

Fire Protection Systems Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance

24.12.2 Assign Responsibilities

PWD RBH or representative:

• Will have overall responsibility to ensure the FPS ITM program requirements are met.

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources

• Coordinate with local Fire Department and other stakeholders (Funding, Building Managers, etc.).

• Maintain all FPS ITM tasks per UFC 3- 601-02 (2021).

• Maintain FPS ITM personnel training records.

• Work with the PWD organization that maintains as-built drawings to update system drawings and other pertinent documents when changes are made to installed FPS.

FEC FM&S Product Line Director (PLD) or representative:

• Determine which training classes and/or certifications are appropriate for the level of work performed by the employee (using state or local requirements as a guide but with minimal standards outlined in B-24.12.4).

• Provide support to PWD personnel on FPS ITM task requirements.

• Track FPS obsolescence and coordinate with PWD personnel to initiate upgrade/replacement projects.

• Maintain a system of records for FPS equipment recall notices and notify FPS ITM personnel accordingly.

• Provide support to PWD personnel to resolve FPS technical deficiencies.

FEC PDC FPE:

• Provide technical decisions on design and modernization of FPS.

• Provide support to FEC or PWD personnel on FPS design, maintenance and repair requirements.

Construction Manager (CM) or Engineering Technician (ET):

• With the PDC FPE, oversee and coordinate with the RBH and local PWD FPS ITM personnel, all new system acceptance testing. FPS ITM personnel must attend this testing and become familiar with new systems. MUIC Holder

UFC 3-601-02 (2021)

Fire Protection Systems Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources funding must be provided for this attendance.

• Provide as-built system drawings, hydraulic calculations, acceptance testing, design intent documentation, and manufacturer’s data sheets (electronic Operation and Maintenance Support Information [eOMSI]) to the FEC FM&S PLD or their FPS ITM representative. (May route through the Facilities Engineering and Acquisition Division/Resident Officer in Charge of Construction [FEAD/ROICC] leaders first).

Fire Department Inspector(s)/CNIC Fire & Emergency Services:

• Perform periodic inspections of buildings for fire code compliance, including installed FPS. OPNAVINST 11320.2G describes the requirement.

• Inspection results shall be forwarded to the Facility Management Specialist (FMS) or Requirements Branch staff to ensure any FPS deficiencies are properly recorded and entered into Maximo for resolution.

Echelon III FM&S PLD or representative:

• Provide FPS ITM program support including funding discussions with MUIC Holders, program guidance and directives, and reachback support for FEC and PWD FPS ITM personnel.

Echelon III PDC FPE:

• Provide FPS design, criteria program guidance, and reachback support for FEC and PWD FPS personnel.

OPNAVINST

11320.23G Navy Fire and Emergency Services Program

24.12.3 Prioritization of Maintenance

FPS are designated life safety equipment per

CNIC M 5100.1 BASE OPERATING SUPPORT

SAFETY SERVICES MANUAL, and shall be treated accordingly for maintenance, repair, and system outages. FPS will be given top priority for maintenance, repair and system outages.

CNIC M 5100.1

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources

No FPS Service Calls or Planned (Preventive) Maintenance (PM) will be deferred.

Impairments affecting the performance of installed FPS features shall be corrected immediately when identified using the highest priority (Emergency work order).

Other impairments may be corrected as an Urgent work order.

Activities may increase the periodicity of PMs from the frequencies specified in UFC 3-601- 02 (e.g., more frequent PM for critical buildings, FPS in poor condition, etc.), but may not decrease the periodicity. UFC 3- 601-02 is the DOD document for reference when determining frequencies, components and tasks, and when in conflict with other written PM instructions or plans, shall take precedence. Work Type “PM” Sub Work Type “Facility”/“Utility” shall be used for all frequencies listed in Tables 2-1 through 2-

31. Maximo work type “Recurring “ with sub-work type “OPCHK” shall not be used for frequencies and tasks described in UFC 3- 601-02, other than those labeled “As Part of Other Building Inspection (not part of the ITM requirements)”.

FPS deficiencies which cannot be corrected by PM or Service Call must be immediately written up as a project and expedited for execution. Projects to repair or maintain functioning FPS shall be given a priority based upon the criticality of the building to installation mission, on-going operations within the facility, or other risk factors as determined by the Requirements Branch staff.

The PWO and Installation Commanding Officer (ICO) must be made aware of these project-level deficiencies.

Systems Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance

24.12.4 Ensure Training and Qualification Requirements are Met

All personnel involved with the ITM services of installed FPS must be properly qualified or certified on the specific FPS or subsystem they are servicing.

UFC 3-601-02 (2021) describes criteria required for Government personnel to be considered qualified for ITM servicing of FPS.

Requirements include National Institute for

UFC 3-601-02 (2021)

Fire Protection Systems Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources

Certification in Engineering Technologies (NICET) certifications, other recognized qualifications for specific fire protection features, and Outside the Continental United States (OCONUS) requirements.

UFC 3-601-02 (2021) also prescribes qualifications of contractor personnel.

Supervisors of In-House ITM Workforce/FSC Branch Head for Contract ITM Workforce:

• Maintain personnel training records in accordance with local instructions and policies.

Building Managers:

• Ensure facility occupants are familiar with the operation of the AFFF system emergency stop button. These buttons are a dead man type operation and must be continually depressed until fire department arrival. Once actuated, only the fire department can secure the AFFF system. PWD or ITM staff must assist Building Managers to understand and teach this operation.

24.12.5 Execute Record Keeping

PWD RBH or Requirements Branch representative:

Records of all completed ITM tasks are required to be maintained for the life of the system and may be electronic (preferred) or hard copy. Records shall include ITM task performed, date scheduled, date completed, and the qualified person performing the task.

• Ensure records detail the tasks performed and any problems or deficiencies discovered. As-built system drawings, hydraulic calculations, acceptance testing, design intent documentation, and manufacturer’s data sheets shall also be kept for the life of the system and updated whenever there are changes to the system. Example test plans and forms can be found in National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) 4, or locally developed plans and forms may be utilized provided they cover NFPA minimum document requirements.

UFC 3-601-02 (2021)

Fire Protection Systems Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/DOD/UFC/ufc_3_601_02_2021.pdf

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources

• Ensure records are properly tracked, recorded and maintained. Refer to UFC 3-601-02 (2021) for document retention criteria.

• Ensure records are properly maintained for all persons who conduct FPS ITM.

24.12.6 Report Deficiencies

PWD RBH or Requirements Branch representative:

Deficiencies to FPS shall be reported as soon as practical using standard PWD service request processes. Deficiencies may be reported by facility occupants, FMSs, Safety Inspectors, Building Control Systems, or Fire Protection ITM service technicians.

Impairments are conditions that prevent FPS from operating as designed. Impairments to FPS shall be corrected as soon as possible using the highest priority work order (Emergency work order) per UFC 3-601-02 (2021) requirements.

The RBH or their representative shall notify the Fire Department, facility user, and general public when impairment(s) cannot be corrected immediately. Installation and operational commanders shall be informed when impairment(s) cannot be corrected within 72 hours.

Where concern of FPS reliability is confirmed, the RBH or their representative shall request consultation support of the PDC FPE in determining appropriate actions and elevate to the FEC Chief Engineer (CHENG) if necessary.

Per requirements of UFC 3-601-02 (2021) the ICO shall receive at minimum, a report every six months listing all FPS that had deficiencies lasting longer than 72 hours, and include:

• Progress of incomplete repairs.

• Estimated completion or award dates for repair projects.

• Systems repaired and restored.

Systems Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance

24.12.7 Maintain AFFF Systems

All AFFF products procured for use must be consistent with established requirements.

Testing completed to date by Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) has identified

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources that AFFF on the Qualified Products List with a manufacturing date of DEC 2016 or later meets requirements.

If AFFF is removed or replaced, the manufacturer of the AFFF and the date of manufacture will be recorded for all types of AFFF involved.

The 2020 NDAA specified that the DOD may not procure AFFF for facilities and vehicle delivery systems after 30 September 2023 and may not use AFFF after 30 September 2024. An extension to these dates has been requested up to the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (ASN), but has not yet been approved.

The new NAVSEA F3 MILSPEC was published in January 2023. NAVFAC was notified via Email on 13 September 2023 that the first product had been accepted onto the Qualified Products List by NAVSEA as “Fire Extinguishing Agent, Fluorine-Free Foam (F3) Liquid Concentrate, for Land-Based, Fresh Water Applications.” Other vendors are working towards approval and listing in order to fulfill the needs as approved alternatives to AFFF to meet the NDAA requirements.

NAVFAC is moving forward with replacing the AFFF with F3 in facilities and vehicles.

Amendment 2, 7 September 2017

ASN (E,I&E) Policy Memorandum, Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF) Control, Removal, and Disposal Requirements, 6 March

24.12.8 Test AFFF Systems

PWD RBH and FPS representatives:

AFFF is not to be released for non-emergency reasons.

A surrogate must be used to test the AFFF proportioning system.

Since the discharge using a surrogate will most likely still contain residual AFFF, all discharged solution must be collected, tested, and disposed of as directed by Installation environmental staff.

There are currently two surrogate products on the market: “Planit Safe” (by Vector Fire Technology) and “NoFoam” (by NoFoam Systems).

24.12.9 Provide Direct Support to

PWD RBH and Environmental Division:

• This resource document “Assistant SECDEF Memo of 7 April 2022” provided

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources

Installation/Region on AFFF Usage and Spill Reporting Actions new requirements for a 24-hour reporting, a 45-day follow-up report, and an annual report due each November. These reports will be managed by PWD and Installation/Region - Environmental personnel, but must be supported by all of those involved.

For each AFFF release (emergency and non-emergency) from a facility’s FPS, the FEC Public Works Directorate (normally the FEC FM&S and/or FSC Product Lines) and FEC FPE will conduct a joint investigation of the incident. In addition, each release (accidental or for fire suppression) shall be reported in accordance with Commander, Navy Installations Command Instruction (CNICINST) 5214.1B (Commander’s Critical Information Requirements and Significant Event Reporting) and NAVADMIN 227/21 AFFF Usage and Spill Response and Reporting (references [d] and [e] of Naval Engineering and Operating Procedure and Standard [NETOPS] 43) via the Installation Command Duty Officer (CDO) who is responsible to report the incident to the applicable CNIC Region Operations Center (ROC). Releases shall be reported within 24 hours due to potential for CNIC reporting to Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) for larger releases.

Investigation will determine root cause(s), and immediate and short/medium term corrective actions. This is an additional, more comprehensive analysis than the initial report submitted through the Installation/Region chain of command. These investigations should be completed within 30 days of the incident, and reported to the CNIC Region N3/N4 and up to the appropriate Echelon III Commander.

Echelon III Commands will forward to Headquarters Public Works Directorate for further promulgation of findings and lessons learned.

Reporting of Aqueous Film Forming Foam Usage, and Accidental Releases/Spills on Military Installations and National Guard Facilities of 7 April

Excel Report Form

24.12.10

Deactivation of Facility AFFF Systems

PWDs must work with building managers and FPEs to ascertain whether some AFFF Systems may be tagged out, deactivated, and AFFF removed due to change of facility function.

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Process Step Associated Procedure Resources

AFFF releases occur in facilities which no longer require the AFFF. An assessment must be done to determine whether new FPS would be needed.

The NAVFAC ITG of 5 MAY 2022 describes conditions under which PWDs may secure AFFF systems in hangars and other facilities.

Compliance with these requirements and conditions is mandatory.

After AFFF systems have been secured, bringing them back on line requires detailed planning and considerable effort, risk and cost. The detailed plan must be developed by the RBH, Installation Environmental Program Director (IEPD), building occupants, and maintenance force supervisor, and led by the FEC FPE. The final plan must be approved by the FEC CHENG.

NAVFAC ITG 22-01 of

5 MAY 2022

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