Attachment_2_-_Amend_0002_Word_Table.docx

SP3300-17-R-5004

Attachment 2 Amendment 0002

D. The Government will conduct an annual equipment inventory authorization review (Equipment Deep Dive) each year during the period from April through July for the purpose of right-sizing the fleet to the workload based utilization data fiscal year to date and contract workload projections versus actual workload performed. The utilization goal is an aggregate 80% for all equipment with meter or odometer readings, which is measured by fiscal year to date against the targeted utilization rates established in the DPASFMIS. The Government will use the utilization data from the Government’s equipment management information system as well as the information in the monthly report (CDRL A009) to track both the overall equipment fleet utilization status and individual equipment utilization status throughout the fiscal year. If the Contractor’s utilization rate for any piece of equipment falls below 50%, the Government equipment is subject to reallocation within the DLA Distribution Enterprise. The annual review will include the Contractor’s leased equipment information provided monthly in CDRL A009, and may result in KO direction to terminate lease based on the outcome of the review. The Contractor shall participate in the annual review and provide rationale/justification to support the continued use of any piece of Government or Contractor leased equipment when the utilization rate is less than 50%.

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3. The Contractor shall execute the training plan identified in Attachment J.265 and document any instances where the Government has impacted the Contractor’s ability to execute the plan. Examples of such impacts include cancelled planned training or VTC session and unable to accommodate distribution site due to limitations of available conference call lines. (NOTE: Only seven locations can be on any one VTC training session at a time).

TE 3.1

Whse 14 (Bays A-E)

TE 3.2

Courses for Supervisors

SPECIALIZED DISTRIBUTION OPERATIONS TRAINING

DoD Wood Packaging 4 1 Personnel involcedinvolved in packaging wood containers

Radiation Protection Officer (RPO) 80 Radiation protection officer and alternate(s)

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14. DEFENSE PROPERTY ACCOUNTABILITY SYSTEMFLEET MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (FMISDPAS)

DPASFMIS is DLA’s Fleet Management Information System (FMIS) its functions include maintenance management which encompass preventative maintenance planning and tracking unscheduled maintenance, asset management for right sizing the fleet, capturing and reporting fuel consumption, Federal Automotive Statistical Tool (FAST) reporting, utilization data capturing, asset dispatching, and historical record keeping. The equipment managed includes automotive, mobile Material Handling Equipment (MHE) and installed Automated Material Handling Systems (AMHS). DPAS prints work orders to identify preventative and corrective maintenance actions. In addition, DPAS prints the vehicle dispatch form to track equipment utilization and chain of custody.is used for preventative maintenance planning, tracking unscheduled maintenance, and availability and utilization measurement. The equipment managed includes automotive, mobile MHE and installed MHS. FMIS features equipment maintenance programming, utilization tracking, and historical records keeping functions. FMIS prints work orders to identify preventative and corrective maintenance actions, and vehicle trip tickets to track equipment utilization

1. RADIATION WORKERS (MONITORS). This training is required for individuals who handle RAM. Training includes the following:

1. Storage, transfer, and use of radiation and/or RAM.

2. Health protection problems associated with exposure to radiation and/or RAM, precautions or procedures to minimize exposure, and the purposes and functions of protection devices employed.

3. Applicable provisions of NRC regulations and licenses for the protection of personnel from exposure to radiation and/or RAM.

4. Employee’s responsibility to report promptly to the licensee any condition which may lead to or cause a violation of NRC regulations and licenses or unnecessary exposure to radiation and/or RAM.

5. The appropriate response to warnings made in the event of any unusual occurrence or malfunction that may involve exposure to radiation and/or RAM

6. The radiation exposure reports that workers may request

7. The fundamentals of radiation

8. Radiation units and concepts

9. Biological effects of radiation

10. Fundamentals of radiation detection

11. Principles of radiation protection

12. DDC RHP elements

13. Federal, DLA, and DDC regulations

14. Occupational radiation exposure limits

15. Surveys

16. Receipt and storage of RAM

17. Spill response

18. Radioactive training program

2. PACKAGING TRAINING. Packaging training is required for all employees who have current or anticipated assignments involving preservation, packaging, and marking, quality control, packaging instruction, or other related fields. The following courses are available through the US Army Ammunition Center and School at McAlester, OK, HYPERLINK "http://ammo.okstate.edu/" http://ammo.okstate.edu/.

1. Military Preservation and Packaging for Storage and Shipment (Course No. PACK-1A-DL). This course provides in-depth training in the application of military packaging policy criteria and packaging specifications and standards to real world scenarios. The course focuses on military packaging and preservation methods that include; cleaning and drying processes, preservation materials and application, cushioning, unit and intermediate packing methods, military marking and labeling, outer packing procedures, palletized and unitized loads, containerization, and blocking and bracing. This course is a web-based course only and is a prerequisite to the Military Preservation and Packaging for Storage and Shipment-Phase 2 (Course: PACK 1-B. Access to this training requires registration to the Army Knowledge Online (AKO).

2. Military Preservation and Packaging for Storage and Shipment-Phase 2 (Course: PACK 1-B) onsite 80 hours. The course provides in-depth, hands-on practical experience in applying military packaging policy criteria and packaging specifications and standards to real world scenarios. The course focuses on military packaging and preservation methods that include cleaning and drying processes, preservation materials and applications, cushioning, unit and intermediate packing methods, military marking and labeling, outer packing procedures, palletized and unitized loads, containerization, and blocking and bracing. This course is required for personnel who perform preservation, packaging, and packing and is only provided on site at the US Army Ammunition Center and School at McAlester, OK.

Additional information regarding these courses is available from the US Army Training Support Center (ATSC), HYPERLINK "http://www.atsc.army.mil/search" http://www.atsc.army.mil/search.

Packaging Training in TE 3.2

Radiation Protection Officer (RPO)

Radioactive Training

Packaging Radioactive Material

Radiation Workers (Monitors)