Requirements List_Redacted.pdf
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The document is a Requirements List from the Department of the Air Force (AFSOC) at Hurlburt Field, Florida, detailing stringent certification standards for Military Oxygen Systems. The document mandates that organizations/facilities must be certified under DOT & METCAL (Meteorology & Calibration) and comply with MIL-STD-1330 (SH) for precision cleaning, testing, and calibration of oxygen systems. The US Navy's Office of Counsel (Naval Sea Systems Command-OOC) will inspect facilities and equipment to verify DOT/METCAL calibration and certifications.
The requirements emphasize extremely high-quality standards, specifically noting that MIL-STD-1300 represents the highest obtainable standard for 100% oxygen values, which very few organizations nationally can achieve. While MIL-STD-1622B is a common standard for oxygen/nitrogen or compressed air, this document highlights the need for more rigorous certification processes that fulfill quality assurance requirements outlined by NAVSEA OOC for tri-service applications.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
(AFSOC)
Hurlburt Field, Florida
Requirements List:
The must follow the Department of Defense Instruction: MIL-STD-1330 (SH) for the precision cleaning, testing & calibration of Military Oxygen Systems. Within this standard under 1.1, it states that assurance requirements will be obtained from an applicable certifying activity.
o Organizations/facilities must be certified under the instruction of DOT & METCAL (Meteorology & Calibration) which ensures US Navy inspection criteria/measures.
o Upon delivery of the requested equipment items, the US Navy’s Office of Counsel (Naval Sea Systems Command-OOC) will inspect the facility/equipment for the DOT/METCAL calibration/certifications.
o This requirement further fulfills the additional quality assurance requirements as outlined by NAVSEA OOC-the governing instruction for the tri-services.
o MIL-STD-1622B is the general/common standard most of the cleaning organizations abide by, however-this is for Oxygen/Nitrogen or ambient compressed air standards.
The MIL-STD-1300 is the highest standard obtainable: 100% Oxygen values. Very few organizations attain these standards-Nationally.
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