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SMALL MS4 ANNUAL REPORT FORM

07/09

PUBLIC EDUCATION & OUTREACH Estimate Your Permit Area’s Total Population: 12,708

BMP (mechanism) & Responsible Party Measurable Goal Theme or Message Target Audience

% of Target Audience Reached & Total # of people

reached Summary of Results

Effective (Yes or

No)

1. Distribute educational pamphlets through Family Housing

Distribute resident guidelines to 100% of lessees

Repair of vehicles and oil changes are forbidden throughout the entire community, use of pesticides or fertilizer within 100 feet of wetland is prohibited, no grass cutting is allowed within 25 feet from the edge of wetlands, and yards must be kept free from trash/debris and 50’ area around yard

All 1,000 lessees in privatized Family Housing

80% of residents received guidelines this year; 20% received them last year

100% of occupants have received environmental guidelines in Hunt/Pinnacle Communities Attachment # 20

Yes

5. Respond to call-ins for violations

Research violation and discuss remedy with violator

Illegal activity will stop. Suggestions for environmentally responsible alternative are given. Call for a mobile car wash on base, a grass kill near Bldg 356, a possible oil spill at the base entry inspection pit, and a human waste spill on the flightline were researched, and recommendations for BMPs were made

Any person whose actions may harm the environment was given an explanation of the law and possible impacts to stormwater were explained.

100% of calls addressed. Four calls were received. Three complaints were valid and one was not

The stormwater manager verified that recommendations were followed

Yes

6. Arbor Day 23 Nov 2010

Educate base leadership and population on importance of the urban forest

Larry Nance spoke regarding trees and their importance in developed areas, and stressed that trees stabilize soil and reduce erosion. The presentation reflected base policy of maintaining and providing healthy, low maintenance trees in working and living areas of the base that provide aesthetics and shade, while conserving water

Upper management, Tree Committee, and base population

Total of 40 people attended, some of them key decision makers

Drew audience’s attention to the environmental benefits of trees and base policy to Volunteers mulched 480 trees to improve tree health. A contract was initiated that provided for the planting of 193 trees, prune 550 trees, remove 63 trees, water 650 trees, fertilize 11 trees, and treat 11 trees in the last year

Yes


07/09

PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT/PARTICIPATION BMP (Activity) &

Responsible Party Measurable Goal Theme or Message Target Audience Estimate of People Participated Summary of Results Effective (Yes or No)

1. Stormwater Pollution Prevention Team Meeting (Cross Functional Environmental Quality Subcommittee Meeting)

Quarterly meeting to brief base leadership and environmental coordinators for each unit on Environmental Quality programs status

Progress/status on water quality training, water sampling results, and spill response is presented

Unit Environmental Coordinators, Base Leadership, and Asset Management Flight’s Compliance Program Managers

Approximately 50 attendees each quarter

Base Leadership is updated on environmental program status and helps solve any environmental issues

Yes

2. Outside spill agencies/contractors participate in a spill response stormwater protection issue exercise at Little Rock AFB

Little Rock Air Force Base hosted a Worst Case Scenario spill response exercise on 3 Aug 10. The scenario was for the New Madrid Earthquake tremor rupturing a 1.2mil gal tank and releasing 9,000 gal outside containment. ADEQ and Waste Services Inc. participated

Know procedures to follow in the event of an emergency

Spill Response Team, Maytag contractors for Bulk Fuels Storage, Services, ADEQ, Contracting, the Oil Spill Removal Organization (OSRO, Waste Services Inc.), Water Fuels Maintenance, Fuels Service Center, Safety, Fire Department, Readiness Flight, Base Leadership, and Asset Management

Over 60 responders arrived and worked the Table Top exercise, Field Exercise, and “Lessons Learned” debrief

For “Lessons Learned, the need for an additional sluice gate at the Marshall Ave culvert, more bulk fuel area exercises with the Fire Department, OSRO access through the front gate, and storage of recovered product were identified. Two of these items have been corrected

Yes

4. Earth Day Celebrated on 22 Apr 2011 at Arnold Elementary School on Little Rock Air Force Base

Present interactive training to all students at Arnold Elementary School. Passed out materials for additional lessons and to take home. Students also participated in coloring a stewardship poster that was left for their principal to hang in the hallway as a reminder of stormwater practices

The consequences of littering if carried into streams, where our water drains, and the consequences of throwing a plastic pop bottle into a stream

All 239 students, K – 5. With the activities the students will take home, too, it is expected that their families will learn environmental BMPs as well. Earth Day presentations are given every other year at Arnold and Tollison Elementary Schools that are also attended by base families. Tollison has roughly the same number of students

239 Students and 17 adults (teachers and assistants, some of whom live on base). 50% K-5th grade target have been reached, and the remaining 50% should be reached next year (and were reached the year before)

Teachers and students were appreciative of efforts and activities. Students were given materials and were asked to go home and teach their families about environmental stewardship. Most are from the base, so estimate that approximately half of families would have received materials brought home

Yes


07/09

ILLICIT DISCHARGE DETECTION & ELIMINATION (IDDE)

BMP & Responsible Party Measurable Goal Completed (Yes or No)

Cite Local Code(s) Being Used (If available, web link for code(s)) Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No)

Ordinance or Other Regulatory Mechanism

Annually train every Environmental Coordinator and employee who handles 55 gal fuel/oil or more or Hazardous Materials on regulations, spill response, and disposal procedures

No. Initiated. Scheduled throughout the year

National. 40 CFR 112.7 and City of Jacksonville Ordnance 1133 Oil Prohibitions in Sewer

100% of group trainers have been trained, 208 employees, and class scheduled for 2 Jun 2011

Yes

Presentation of Oil Handler Training, Pam Waisanen, Stormwater Mgr

BMP & Responsible Party Measurable Goal Completed (Yes or No) Summary of Activities or Updates Effective

(Yes or No)

Storm Sewer System Map

Storm drain map for devel-oped portion of the base has been contracted for this year in GIS format. Each intake will be identified for a storm drain marker

No. Is in 65% design

Will be awarded this year for developed parts of the base. The remainder of the base will be remapped in FY 13, dependent on funding. Note that stormwater map of the base exists in Autocad, but updates are needed

No (not yet)

Pam Waisanen, Stormwater Mgr


(Yes or No)

IDDE addressed in Enviro.Mgmt Plan as aspect of LRAFB’s Environmental Management System. Lynn Shaw and James Popham

Reduced Incidents of Illegal Dumping and reduction of sewer/storm cross-connections east of flightline

On-going At hunter’s briefings in fall and spring (12 annually with majority in fall), ask hunters to report suspicious vehicles or dumping observed. Once a year inspect for illegal dumping. Look for at dry outfall inspections. Also, one project that is in 65% design addresses storm sewer cross connections in watersheds that lead to Outfalls 2 and 4

Yes

BMP & Responsible Party Measurable Goal Completed

(Yes or No) # of Outfalls

Screened # of Dry-Weather Flows Identified

# Of Illicit Discharges: Effective (Yes or No)

Identified* Eliminated Dry-Weather Screening of

Outfalls # of Outfalls Screened __4____

Total # of Outfalls __4_____

Inspected 4 regulated outfalls on 8 Oct 2010 in dry conditions. Also on 30 Jun 2010, inspected all outfalls in low flow conditions, going around the perimeter road; no illicit discharge observed

Yes

Four

None Logs/debris accumulated in culvert at Outfall 1 Cloudy water at Outfall 2 Algae observed at Outfall 4

Removed by Horizontal Shop on 15 Oct No: Attributed to snakes and beavers

Yes

Outfall inspections done on 8 Oct 2010 in dry weather conditions. Pam Waisanen, Stormwater Mgr


(Yes or No)

Identification of allowable non-stormwater discharges

None—no different from those listed in the permit

Yes Follow the list in the permit

Yes

*Include an attachment which provides schedules for elimination of illicit connections that have been identified but have yet to be eliminated (Attachment B).


07/09

CONSTRUCTION SITE RUNOFF CONTROL


Cite Local Code(s) Being Used (If available, web link for code(s)) Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No)

Ordinance/Mechanism These standards are used in design to meet stormwater goals such as Div 1 01 57 23 Storm-water Pollution Prevention Measures Feb 2011

Yes

Federal (DOD adopted standards MIL-STD 3007) http://www.wbdg.org/ccb/browse_cat.php?o=29&c=4 and select Series 3-200: CIVIL/GEOTECHNICAL/LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE specifications that prescribe stormwater and LID specifications, and also adhering to Air Force Sustainable Design & Development Policy 31 Jul 07 and Energy Policy Act of 2005

Construction Plans are reviewed for adherence to standards (see below). 100% of new construction meets LEED Silver Certification requirements

Yes

Pam Waisanen, Stormwater Mgr, Mike Boyle, Civil Eng Const Chief. Unified Facilities Criteria (DOD construction standards)

BMP & Responsible Party Measurable Goal Completed (Yes or No) Standards Being Used Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No) Sediment and Erosion Control Requirements

Construction Flight inspects projects on a weekly basis. Stormwater inspections are random

Yes Unified Facility Criteria, incorporated into individual Statements of Work, and NEPDES standards from Industrial General Permit ARR000001, AFIN 60-02327

Inspections of 28 projects in construction (Attach C) this year were effective. Recommendations made at 10 sites

Yes

Dianne Priddy, Construction Mgmt Chief, and Pam Waisanen


Complaints Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No) Received Followed-Up On

Complaint Process 100%

Yes Six

Six Stormwater Manager researched complaint and recommended Best Management Practices to remedy problem

Yes

Call-ins. Pamela Waisanen


# of Applicable Sites Requiring Plans # of Plans Reviewed Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No)

Site Plan Review Procedures Goal is to review all site plans

Yes 23 construction projects were programmed for FY 11

18 Note that these plans are in various stages of design, and some have not been funded

Yes

Pamela Waisanen, Stormwater Manager


Site Inspections Performed Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No) # of Applicable Sites

# Performed Avg. Frequency

Site Inspection Procedures Inspect every active construction project with walk-through

Yes

31 sites under construction for the last year

All by Con-struction Mgmt, 25 by Storm. Mgr

Weekly minimum by Construction, monthly drive by Stormwater Manager

Deficiencies given to construction inspector to remedy immediately or within maximum of a week. See Attach D

Yes

Dianne Priddy and Pam Waisanen


Violations Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No) # of Violation Letters # of Enforcement Actions

Enforcement Procedures 0

NA

0

0 NA

NA

No external procedures

*Include an attachment which identifies applicable sites within your jurisdiction for this reporting period. (Attachment C)


07/09

POST-CONSTRUCTION STORM WATER MANAGEMENT IN NEW DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT BMP & Responsible Party Measurable Goal Completed

(Yes or No) Cite Local Code(s) Being Used

(If available, web link for code(s)) Summary of Results or Activities Effective (Yes or No)

Ordinance or Other Regulatory Mechanism

Designs include worksheet for pre-construction versus post-construction at least 80% removal of total suspended solids that exceed predevelopment levels

Yes ARR150000 Construction General Permit and Unified Facility Criteria Specifications for DOD

BMPs were enforced by construction inspectors and stormwater manager. Get-well plans were prepared on 17 Feb, 13 Apr, and 25 May

Yes

1. Remove 80% total suspended solids that exceed predevel.levels Mike Boyle, Construction Chief & Pam Waisanen


Structural and/or Non-Structural Standards Being Used

Summary of Results or Activities/Compliance rates with MS4

requirements Effective

(Yes or No)

Post-Construction Requirements

Protection of stormwater through maintenance of temporary erosion control devices that remain in place until 80% cover established

Yes Single appropriate structural devices or combinations of hay bales, sodding, mats, hydroseeding, rock check dams and silt fences were used at 31 active construction sites

Construction Inspectors inspect at least weekly. Erosion control measures in place, were effective during lesser rain storms but overloaded during flooding events (see Attach D)

No

1. Temporary erosion control devices. Pam Waisanen and Dianne Priddy


# of Applicable Sites Requiring Post-

Const. BMPs # of Plans Reviewed Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No)

Site Plan Review Procedures Dianne Priddy and Pam

Waisanen

Inspect every active construction project for compliance with work plan

Yes 31

31 Construction design /kick-off meetings attended by 19 CES/CEAN personnel and Construction QA/QC inspectors. Each project reviewed and inspected

Yes


Site Inspections Performed Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No) # Performed Avg. Frequency

Site Inspection Procedures No erosion or runoff noted; if found, recommendations made to constr. inspector

Yes 31 by Construction Mgt, 25 by Stormwater Manager

Weekly (Construction Mgmt), monthly by Storm. Mgr

Deficiencies given to construction inspector to remedy immediately

Yes (in most instances)

Walk Site. Dianne Priddy and Pam Waisanen


Violations Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No) # of Violation Letters # of Enforcement Actions

Enforcement Procedures

0

NA 0

0 NA NA


# of Sites Requiring Plans/Agreements

# of Plans Developed/Agreements in

Place Summary of Results or Activities Effective

(Yes or No)

Long-Term O&M Plans/Agreements

Picks up trash on every developed portion of base once a week

Yes

One agreement for entire base

One

The base is kept litter-free. Tank inspectors from ADEQ noted that they did not see one piece of trash during Mar 2010 inspection

Yes

Trash Pickup and Mowing


07/09

POLLUTION PREVENTION/GOOD HOUSEKEEPING FOR MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS BMP & Responsible

Party Measurable Goal Completed (Yes or No) Topic(s) Targeted Audience # of Employees

Attended Summary of Activity Effective (Yes or No)

Employee Training Programs

1. To brief every new employee on environmental policy

2. Training for all

new credit card holders

Yes Yes

Brief new employees on base regarding Little Rock AFB stewardship policy Reg. requirements, list of sources, reduced energy/resource con- sumption

All new employees New credit card holders

520 new employees and 26 spouses (most live on base) Approximately 10 employees per month

Advise of environmental policy and framework with environmental coordinators Encourage selection of LID sources

Yes Yes

1. Joint Intro for Newcomers

2. Low Impact Devel. Green Purchasing

Training

List of Municipal Facilities Subject to Program O&M Procedures Developed for Facilities (Yes or No)

# of Facility Inspections Performed

Frequencies of Such Inspections

Little Rock AFB is an air transportation facility. All 72 buildings on the installation housing hazardous materials or industrial processes were subject to internal EOHCAMP annual inspections that were completed from 4 to 15 Apr 11. Also, an inspection was completed 19 - 21 July 2010 was done for ASTs, mobile containers, drum sites, used cooking oil containers, and SPCC-Regulated USTs, site drainage controls, fuel transfer operations, and major storage and handling sites .

Yes. See Attach E for list of 72 buildings, materials, stored in them, and processes from 2007 Integrated Contingency Plan (2011 spreadsheet will be sent digitally)

72 Annually

MS4 Maintenance

Summarize Maintenance Activities and Schedules Summarize Activities Performed

Inspect inlets, sluice gates, and outfalls quarterly

perform maintenance as needed

Disposal of Wastes

Procedures Developed (Yes or No) Document Amounts of Wastes Properly Disposed Yes

Unit area walks are conducted routinely. It is the responsibility of each unit to schedule. Trash is also picked up before mowing is accomplished by Grounds Maintenance contractor. Any materials that are recyclable are sorted and taken to the base’s Recycle Center

Road Salt

Covered (Yes or No) Tons Used Summarize Measures Taken to Minimize Usage No. Salt is not used. Approximately 100 pounds of urea have been used on Golf Course.It is kept in a covered area in the manufacturer’s plastic bags

None Urea usage is kept to a minimum near streams and lakes

Pesticide & Herbicide Usage

Procedures Developed (Yes or No) Gallons Used Summarize Measures Taken to Minimize Usage Yes

*Pounds = 385.4 Total

* System tracks pounds. Mixing rates vary, based on manufacturer’s instructions, which are followed. Look for 3-day clear precipitation free weather before applying. No spraying is done near lakes or streams of all products, with the exception of one application to aquatic weeds along the shore line of the Base Lakee

Fertilizer Usage

Procedures Developed (Yes or No) Pounds Used Summarize Measures Taken to Minimize Usage Yes 13,200 pounds used

on golf course Follow manufacturer’s instructions, check forecast for 3-day precipitation free window before application, and avoid application around ponds and drains to minimize runoff into stormwater

Street Sweeping

Procedures Developed (Yes or No) Document Amount of Material Collected and Properly Disposed Yes

Streets are swept 5 days a week, and approximately ½ CY of dust and debris is swept up each of those days. The material is stored on a flat space at the Cover Storage Area where it accumulates for 30 days. Trash and debris are picked out and recycled. Remaining material is buried on a flat space near the former Dog Kennel area, and covered with topsoil.

Flood Management Projects

Summarize any New or Existing Flood Management Projects that were Assessed for Impacts on Water Quality None. Areas at both ends of runway were logged for safety purposes and to remove obstructions from airfield, per FAA regulations. Tree branches left in place to control erosion and silt fences erected to control runoff


07/09

PROPOSED CHANGES TO YOUR SWMP (IF ANY) Summarize any proposed changes to your SWMP, including changes to any BMPs or any identified measurable goals that apply to the program elements.

If you fail to satisfy measurable goals for the reporting year, please explain why. No changes are proposed to the SWMP. Overall, the BMPs were successful. Those BMPs that did not meet goals and reason for failure were A Storm Sewer System Map in GIS with intakes for the developed portion of the base is in design. The remainder will be contracted in FY 13, dependent on funding Protection of stormwater through maintenance of temporary erosion control devices that remain in place until 80% cover established. Temporary erosion control devices were in place most of the time at most sites, but were not effective through severe events as demonstrated by TSS readings. See description in Attach D In the next year, minimum goals include implementation of the “Adopt a Drain” program, with placement of metal drain markers (already purchased) throughout the base at intakes that are being inventoried next year, addressing I&I cross-connect issues through multiple projects if funded, celebration of Arbor Day, celebration of Earth Day at Tollison Elementary School, public outreach through a slide in New Facility Manager Training, and continuation of Oil Handler/Spill Response Training that addresses water quality issues to the remaining shop personnel who handle oil, fuel, and hazardous materials

VARIANCES GRANTED (IF ANY)

Identify and summarize any variances granted under your storm water program. None

Attach A: Table of Organization for the Little Rock Air Force Base’s MS4 Storm Water Management Plan Annual Report, 31 May 2011

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Minimum Control Measures

Best Management Practice

Primary POC/ Contact Information

Position Title Implementing Agency/ Departments/Contacts

Method of Implementation Across Positions/Agencies

1. Public Outreach on Stormwater Impacts

1. Distribute educational pamphlets through Family Housing that forbid vehicle repair and restrict aquatic pesticide uses

Pam Waisanen 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-3492

Storm Water Pollution Prevention Program (SWPPP) Manager

Capital Asset Management Chief, Joanne Carlon 501-987-2358

Stormwater Manager (Pam Waisanen) is responsible for providing pamphlets for housing welcome packets. Capital Asset Management and Privatized Contractor (Hunt Building Company, Ltd.) will include in packets

2. Posters in key public locations

Pam Waisanen (see above) SWPPP Manager Commissary, BX, Thomas Community Center

SWPPP will purchase or print posters and get permission to put up from facility managers

3. Earth Day Celebration James Popham 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-1086

Natural Resources Manager

Will be different each year, but initiated by James Popham

Both the Stormwater Manager and the Natural Resources Manager will invite speakers or demonstrations from other agencies

4. Articles published in Base paper



19 CES/CEAN (to include Natural Resources manager, James Popham)

Stormwater Manager will initiate articles in Base paper on the subject of erosion and runoff control

5. Respond to call-ins for violations

Ron Love 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7700

Natural Resources Chief

Mr. Love will delegate follow-up to the Stormwater Manager (Pam Waisanen at 501-987-3492)

Pam Waisanen will determine the cause of the violation and will discuss with the person(s) responsible

6. Arbor Day Celebration James Popham 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-1086


Will be different each year, but initiated by James Popham

Different speakers are invited each year to stress the importance of trees, which include stormwater and erosion control

2. Public Involvement/ Participation

1. Stormwater Pollution Prevention Team Meeting



Environmental Coordinators from each unit

Stormwater Manager contacts unit managers for a meeting. Minutes document stormwater issues and are routed through upper management

2. Outside agencies participate in a stormwater protection issue exercise

Jeffrey Sharpmack 1389 1st Street Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7610

Readiness Manager Readiness Flight 19 CES/CEX 1389 1st Street Little Rock AFB, AR 72099 501-987-7610

Exercises are initiated and coordinated by Readiness Flight

3. Stormwater briefing at design and pre-con meetings



19 CES/CEC engineers must have approval and participation from Stormwater manager before work begins

Design engineers or construction managers invite the SWPPP Manager to brief architects or construction workers on stormwater controls



Primary POC/ Contact Information



4. Earth Day Celebration James Popham 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave


James Popham 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave

The Stormwater manager participates in recruiting stormwater demonstrations from other agencies.


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Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-1086

Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-1086

5. Drain labeling Pam Waisanen 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-3492


Pam Waisanen, SWPPP Manager 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-3492

The Stormwater Manager recruits base personnel to assist with labeling drains to discourage dumping

3. Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination

1. Improvements to stormwater drain maps

Pam Waisanen 501-987-3492


Pam Waisanen, SWPPP Manager 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099

The Stormwater Manager will gather better data collected under other contracts, and contract for delineation of subbasins flowing on and off the base

2. Programming to repair collapsed piping

Dwight Henderson 19 CES/CEIOU 536 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7703

Foreman, Water & Fuel System Utilities

Dwight Henderson, Utility Manager 19 CES/CEIOU 536 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7703

Various departments notify Utility Manager when collapsed piping/drains are observed. If the work hours are too great, the fixes are contracted out as funds become available

3. Separating combined sanitary and storm sewers

Dwight Henderson 501-987-7703


Dwight Henderson, Utility Manager 19 CES/CEIOU 536 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099

A camera study of sewer lines revealed where sanitary and storm sewer lines are combined. Projects to separate and replace piping are funded for FY10

4. Spill response procedures and illegal dumping awareness

Pamela Waisanen (Spill Response Coordinator) 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-6809 Lynn Shaw (Illegal dumping) 19 CES/CEAN 534 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-8135

Pam Waisanen, Spill Response Team Coordinator, Lynn Shaw, Environmental Management Systems Coordinator

Both in 19 Civil Engineering Asset Management

Pam Waisanen is the spill Response Team Coordinator, responsible for maintaining the “One Plan” Integrated Contingency Plan to establish notifications, procedures, and reporting of a spill. The plan will be updated in FY10. Training provided by Defense Energy Support Center, scheduled for 8 Dec 09 this year. Lynn Shaw is the Environmental Management Systems Coordinator, responsible for raising awareness regarding illegal dumping

5. “First responders” spill response

Pamela Waisanen 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-6809

Stormwater/ Spill Response, and Tank Manager

Pam Waisanen, Spill Response Mgr 19 CES/CEAN,528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-6809

Arranges for Oil Handler Training

6. Five automated sluice gates prevent spills from leaving Base

Don Smart 19 CES/CEF Little Rock AFB AR 72099 911 for spill, 501-987-3656 for non-emergency

Fire Chief Fire Department 239 Ave A West Little Rock AFB AR 72099

Personnel are taught to call 911 for spills in “One Plan” Contingency Plan. The Fire Department closes sluice gates remotely

7. Foam for aircraft fires disposed of properly

Don Smart, 19 CES/CEF Little Rock AFB AR 72099 911 for spill, 501-987-3656 for non-emergency

Fire Chief Fire Department 239 Ave A West Little Rock AFB AR 72099

Foam used to put out aircraft fires is not allowed to evaporate or run into storm drains


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Primary POC/Contact Information



4. Construction Site Stormwater Runoff Control

1. Regulation to remove 80% total suspended solids from stormwater in Unified Facilities Guide Specifications



Dianne Priddy, Construction Management Chief. 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7679

Construction designs and work orders are approved in advance by SWPPP Manager. Construction inspectors ensure the BMPs are implemented. The SWPPP Manager does occasional inspections

2. Stormwater Manager briefs at pre-construction meetings




Construction Management arranges kick-off meetings. The SWPPP Manager gives presentation on stormwater controls

3. “No Tolerance” policy for track-out and sediment leaving construction site




Construction inspectors and SWPPP Manager enforce

4. Base personnel report violations of stormwater policy




Personnel assist the SWPPP manager by calling in stormwater violations they have observed. The SWPPP inspects the violation and confronts the violator if the cause can be determined

5. “Green” construction practices are employed for all new construction and for contracted work requests

Mike Boyle, AIA 19 CES Programming 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7672

Civil Engineering Programming Chief

Mike Boyle, AIA 19 CES Programming 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7672

Contracted work requests and new construction programming follow the Energy Policy Act of 2005 requirement that 2% of construction materials costs be for “green” material purchases to qualify for funding

6. Non-structural BMPS include protection of waterways through floodplain and wetland buffers

James Popham 19 CES/CEAN 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-1086



Development is usually prohibited within a 50-ft buffer around a 100-year floodplain, and a 100-ft buffer around wetlands (with the exception of one wetland located in the northeast area of Base)

5. Post Construction Stormwater Management in New Development and Redevelopment

1. BMPs remain in place until permanent erosion control measures are installed

Dianne Priddy 528 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7679

Construction Management Chief

Dianne Priddy, Construction Management Chief. Coordinated with Pam Waisanen, SWPPP Manager

BMPs remain in place, such as silt fences until cover is 70% restored. Delegated to Construction Management inspectors

7. Limestone added to watersheds where annual outfall samples indicate acidic conditions




Watersheds and areas as large as 20 acres are treated with addition of limestone if annual samples indicate pH < 6.0

8. Roads stabilized with cold-milled asphalt and grading of steep slopes

Russell Henry 19 CES/CEOHP 534 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-2656

Roads/Pavement and Repair Manager


The perimeter road is maintained with applications of cold-milled asphalt and rip-rap as needed before and after construction projects. Steep road slopes are graded to prevent erosion and runoff


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Primary POC/Contact Information



1. Pollution Prevention/ Good Housekeeping for Municipal Operations

1. Street/parking lot sweeping conducted as weekly recurring work




Sweeping is programmed and implemented through the O&M budget

2. Stormwater drainage lines cleaned annually or more often if needed




Drainage line cleaning occurs on an as-needed basis. It is programmed as recurring work

3. The Base perimeter road and steep roads are improved to prevent erosion




Improvements are made to roads using cold milled asphalt and rip-rap to reduce erosion on an as-needed basis

4. Cleaning streambeds and drop inlets




Streambeds and drop inlets are cleaned on a recurring basis

5. Litter collection Mike Minick 19 CES/CEOSS 536 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7187

Grounds Maintenance Manager

Mike Minick 19 CES/CEOSS 536 Thomas Ave Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-7187

Grounds Maintenance contracts are in effect to pick up litter daily before mowing grass on a rotating schedule

6. Tree Committee meets annually




The Natural Resources Manager meets with Flight Chiefs to make decisions on where trees will be planted. Erosion and soil stabilization are discussed

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Attachment B. Schedules for Elimination of Illicit Connections That Have Been Identified

For MS4 2011 annual report

By Pam Waisanen

31 May 2011

A Final Infrastructure Investment Plan, USAF Utilities Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization Program, Wastewater Collection System Report was prepared for Little Rock AFB in Mar 2007 This is a five‐year plan, although long‐term infrastructure requirements were also considered. Twelve projects were programmed from 2008 through 2012. A list follows with the year and description of work.

Year of Execution

Project Number

Description Status

2009 WW‐07 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals Bldgs 775‐1260 50% Complete 2011 WW‐09 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals Bldgs 1020‐1030 Ready to Award 2011 WW‐12 Line/Manhole Survey and Inspection Basewide Ready to Award 2011 WW‐03 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals between MFH and the

Main Trunk Line Ready to Award

20011 WW‐06 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals around Bldgs 430‐660 Ready to Award 2011 WW‐10 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals around Bldgs 1390‐1430 Ready to Award 2011 WW‐02 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals in Military Fam. Housing Ready to Award 2011 WW‐08 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals around Bldgs 790‐1020 Ready to Award 2011 WW‐04 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals around Bldgs 210‐350 Ready to Award 2011 WW‐05 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals around Bldgs 120‐210 Ready to Award 2012 WW‐01 Replace Mains/Manholes/Laterals around Bldgs 270‐290 Ready to Award 2012 WW‐11 Replace Lift Station Pumps Base Wide Ready to Award Some of these projects have been designed and Ready to Award, awaiting funds. This year, nine of the above projects rank high on the Integrated Priority List and it is likely that they will be funded.

A Sanitary Sewer Investigation and Rehabilitation Report was completed for the Military Family Housing area in October 2008. Manhole inspections, pipe inspections, smoke testing, and closed‐circuit televising were done to identify deficiencies. Findings revealed extensive damage and deterioration to the Officer Military Family Housing (MFH) area which will require major replacement/renovation. The remainder of the Base was triaged for repair/replacement efforts. The study recommended that Little Rock AFB concentrate efforts on MFH and the East Flight Line area. It is expected that these projects will all be funded. Those not funded will compete for funds in 2012. Sewer main repairs will prevent infiltration of sewer into the storm drains.

Another study was done from August 2008 to June 2009 that focused on the sanitary sewer mainlines and manholes paralleling the flightline. This study identified 55 sanitary sewer, manhole, storm sewer, and building lateral defects along the eastern flightline and in the Training Facilities area to the east. A project (NKAK101025) has been designed for FY 13 to address the deficiencies identified south of the eastern flightline. Another project (NKAK08‐6610, WW‐07) has been 50% completed.

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Additionally, Hunt Building Company, who has leased Military Family Housing along with Pinnacle Communities, also reported that 476 units have been videoed to date.

Attach C. Little Rock AFB Construction Sites Inspected Jun 2010 to Jun 2011Project Nbr Project Title

NKAK041004 Sustain/Repair Taxiway FoxtrotNKAK011017 DEMO/CONSOL: DEMO WAREHOUSE BLDG 640NKAK041065 DEMO/CONSOL: CONST ADDN BLDG 540 FOR FUELS MAINT SHOPNKAK041065A DEMO/CONSOL: DEMO LIQUID FUELS LAB BLDG 60NKAK041065B DEMO/CONSOL: DEMO LIQUID FUELS LAB BLDG 61NKAK091070B CONSTRUCT ENTRANCE CANOPY/CONVERT CP INTERIORNKAK569110 Timber Stand ImprovementNKAK041045 AORI-REPAIR RELOCATE TAXIWAY C LIGHTSNKAK071003 SUSTAIN REPAIR COMPASS ROSENKAK091079 SUSTAIN REPAIR BASEWIDE ASPHALT PAVEMENTSNKAK001007 SUSTAIN PAVEMENT 2ND ST/ARNOLD TO CANNONNKAK091012 REPAIR SANITARY SEWER INFRASTRUCTURE (WW-06)NKAK101071 SUSTAIN REPAIR BASE ASPHALT PAVEMENTSNKAK051062 REPAIR MULTI TAXIWAY/APRON SHOULDERSNKAK091067 REPAIR RECONFIGURE RAMP 130J PARKING ROWSNKAK991004B CONSTRUCT WING SAFETY ADDITIONSNKAK991070B CONSTRUCT 314 MXG HQ ENTRANCE CANOPYNKAK021077 ATFP REPAIR PARKING LOTS (VEHICLE DENIAL)NKAK051076 CONSTRUCT SIDEWALK WILLIAMS DRIVENKAK061006 REPAIR REPLACE MUNITIONS STORAGE PERIMETER FENCENKAK101060 SUSTAIN REPAIR BASE PARKING LOT PAVEMENTSNKAK081042 CONSTRUCT FUELS MGT WASH RACK CANOPYNKAK065003 REPAIR PAVE COMMISSARY PARKING LOTNKAK021071 ATFP INSTALL MOTORIZED VEHICLE GATESNKAK091098 CONSTRUCT DORM 764 PAVILIONNKAK091110B ADD/ALTER FUSELAGE TRAINER BAYNKAK111042 CONSTRUCT HERITAGE PARK CONCRETE STEPSNKAK-08-6610 Repair Sewage System for Base Infiltration

Attachment D . Plan to Address Goal Deficiencies, Cont.’d

For MS4 2011 annual report

By Pam Waisanen

31 May 2011

TSS sample results have failed at three outfalls this year, as listed below (units in mg/L). Red indicates an exceedance of the benchmark value of 100 mg/L.

These results are attributed in part to heavy rains and stage of construction. Each time a TSS sample exceeded the benchmark, a complete inspection was done of the watershed, and recommendations were made for effective BMPs. To date, Outfall 3 exceeds the benchmark value, and a third “get well plan” has been devised for the Education Center Area, the project to which the TSS has been linked.

Inspections of each watershed with a TSS exceedance were performed on 17 Feb, 13 Apr, and 20 May 2011, and recommendations were given to the construction inspector.

At Outfall 4, there has been a problem with TSS exceedances on two occasions this year. It is attributed to the Eastern Drainage Ditch Project where stream mitigation was occurring with long‐term goals, but resulted in some short term erosion issues. There is also a problem with erosion along a deer fence. The deer fence project is in design, and the plans will be reviewed to ensure BMPs. For the Eastern Drainage Ditch, a new contract will be proposed to plant trees and stabilize gullies with boulders.

Outfall 1 Feb 11 1 Apr 11 11 Apr 11 21 Apr 11 20 May 11 Average

1 120.0 6.4 14.0 None Taken

None Taken 46.8

2 40.0 23.0 30.0 None Taken

None Taken 31.0

3 250.0 25.0 110.0 57.0 320.0 152.4

4 120.0 15.0 230.0 12.0 None Taken 94.3

Attach E. FY 11 Funding, FY 12 Implementation, Designs Reviewed from June 2010 to June 2011Project # Title

NKAK111041 Repair/Replace Distinguished VisitorTransit Alert Apron SlabsNKAK101008 Repair Military Family Housing Sewer/Domestic Water MainsNKAK011035 Construct Garden Dorm Drainage NKAK121007 Repair Military Family Housing /Domestic Water/Sewer MainsNKAK071031 Repair/Replace Airfield Deer FenceNKAK011035A Construct Garden Dorm Storm DrainageNKAK111012 Demo 214 Military Housing UnitsNKAK091029A Demo - Consolidate Airman Family Readiness Center/Thomas Community Activity Center/LibraryNKAK091010 Repair/Replace Military Family Housing Water MainsNKAK101012 Repair Military Family Housing Sewer Mains/ManholesNKAK101009 Repair Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure Bldgs 790 - 1020NKAK101013 Repair Military Family Housing Sewer /Domestic Water MainsNKAK121006 Repair Military Family Housing Domestic Water/Sewer MainsNKAK111004 Repair Military Family Housing Domestic Water/Sewer MainsNKAK121030 Demo/Consolidate Add/Alter Comm Squadron Facility (3,000 ft addition)NKAK081035 Repair Sanitary Sewer System Bldg 775 - 1260 and 120-210NKAK081036 Repair Sanitary Sewer Infrastructure Bldgs 1020-1030NKAK021061 Maintain Landscape Dorm GroundsNKAK091006 Repair/Replace Natural Gas Mains/LateralsNKAK101024 Sustain/Repair Vandenberg Blvd PavementsNKAK111053 Construct/Expand WARFIT Parking Lot (near running track)NKAK111072 Construct WARFIT PavilionNKAK021075 Construct Air Park B-58 Static Display

Little Rock AFB – “One Plan”

Annex 1 A1-14 October 2007

314 CES/CEOHE Entomology Shop (LR004) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOHE Entomology Shop Building 241 Shop Code: LR004 Activity Review: The Entomology Shop is responsible for pest control and application of pesticides at all base facilities except the golf course and AAFES facilities, including family housing, dining facilities, administrative and operations areas. The golf course (314 SVS) performs its own pest management. Pest management at AAFES facilities are performed by Ecolab, however all pesticide applications are tracked by the 314 CES Entomology Shop. The Entomology Shop has implemented Integrated Pest Management (IPM), and mixing and storage techniques prevent wastes. Processes Performed: Process Codes Application of insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, poisons, baits, and other pest management chemicals.

FA07

Pesticide mixing. FA07

Material Usage:

Waste Generation:

Waste Disposal Method Avg. Qty. Generated/Yr.

Waste Process Code

Excess Pesticides Mixtures Recycle/ Recover No data Not applicable Excess Herbicide Mixtures Recycle/ Recover No data Not applicable Expired/Off-Spec Pesticides HW No data Not applicable Empty Containers MSW No data Not applicable

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Storage 6140010371357 4 ea. (CY01) Battery, Lead Acid 6140012990591 4 ea. (CY01) Insecticide, Sevin F (Carbaryl) 6840009327297 7 bx (CY01) Insecticide, Aerosol 684000F005433 463, 14-oz. cn Chemical, Granular Bait 68400B078872 90, 10-oz jr. Pharaoh Ant Killer, Max Force 6840012981122 3 pg (CY01) Herbicide, Arsenal (Imazapyr) 6840013568902 14 bx (CY01) Herbicide, Roundup Weed & Grass Killer (Glyphosate)

6840013777113 4, 24-oz. bt

Insecticide, Dursban Granular 685000B050065 200 pg (CY00) Oil, 30W 9150011784726 4 qt (CY00) Chemical, Granular Bait AB349Z 16, 6-oz. jr (CY00)



314 CES/CEOHH Heavy Repair (LR005) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOHH Heavy Repair Building 532 Shop Code: LR005 Activity Review: Heavy Repair maintains and repairs base roadways, sidewalks, curbs, gutter drains, surface drainage fixtures, street and building signs, and aircraft runways and ramps. Heavy Repair is also responsible for deicing streets, ramps, and runways. Repair materials such as asphalt and concrete are purchased locally as needed. Concrete and asphalt rubble, generated on-base, is stored in piles and eventually disposed of at Two Pines Landfill. Some minor maintenance is performed on shop equipment such as power tools. Maintenance on the heavy equipment such as motor graders, backhoes, dump trucks, etc. is performed at the Special Purpose Shop. Most of the work performed by Heavy Repair is done at the repair site and not in the shop area. The following processes are performed at the Heavy Repair Shop:

Processes Performed: Process Codes Minor repair and maintenance of power tools and small generator. FA01, PM01 Materials storage and equipment parking lot. FA01 Repairs roadways, sidewalks, curbs, gutter drains, surface drainage fixtures, street and building signs and aircraft runway ramps.

AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Asphalt, Coldmix Repair 561000N037183 2, 55-gal (CY01) Ice Slicer ® 6810PAB536H 560, 25-bg (CY01) Set 45, Cold Weather 685000F031448 30, 50-lbs (CY01) Antifreeze, engine 6850013834068 55 BT (CY00) Oil, Lubricating 10W 9150001912772 1, 55-gl (CY00) Oil, Gear 9150010355394 1, 55-gl (CY00) Lubricating oil 9150011524119 1, 55-gl (CY00) Grease, Automotive and Artillery 9150011977693 12, 14-oz (CY00)

Waste Generation:

Waste Disposal Method Avg. Qty.

Generated/Yr.

Waste Process

Code Concrete and Asphalt Rubble Stockpiled then hauled to landfill 1,500 tons/yr. MS Empty Containers MSW No data Not applicable



314 CES/CEOIE Electric Shop (LR008) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOIE Electric Shop Building 540 Shop Code: LR008 Activity Review: The Electric Shop is responsible for supplying the base with electric power. LRAFB purchases power from the local utility and brings the power on-base through a switching station. The Electric Shop maintains and repairs all interior and exterior electric equipment including switching stations, lines, poles, transformers, meters, exterior lighting, and interior lighting, electric panels, switches, and service outlets. The Electric Shop vehicles, two bucket-trucks and one line-truck, are maintained by the Special Purpose Shop. Most of the work performed by the Electric Shop is done at the repair site and not in the shop area. The Electric Shop performs the following waste-generating processes:

Processes Performed: Process Codes Replacement of high pressure sodium, mercury halide, mercury vapor lights, and ballasts.

FA01

Replacement of NiCad batteries in exit lights. FA01 Marking poles with spray paint. PA01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Paint, Red Marking AB357A 52, 16-oz (CY01)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Transformer, Non-PCB HW (Profile 612000NONPCBT)

8 lbs. (CY00) IO

Transformer, PCB HW (Profile 612PCBTRAN) 1 lb. (CY00) 1,060 lbs. (CY01)

IO

Oil, Non-PCB HW (Profile 612000NONPCBT)

2,040 lbs. (CY00) FC, SO, IO

Used Circuit Boards Recycle/ Recover No data Not applicable Spent Batteries Recycle/ Recover No data Not applicable Scrap Copper Wire Recycle/ Recover No data Not applicable Spent Fluorescent Bulbs Recycle/ Recover No data Not applicable Spent Ballasts Recycle/ Recover No data Not applicable Empty Containers MSW No data Not applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No data Not applicable



314 CES/CEOIG Power Production Shop (LR009) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOIG Power Production Shop Bldg 435 Shop Code: LR009 Activity Review: The Power Production Shop is responsible for providing the base with power and backup generators during a power outage. The inventory of generators includes: twenty-eight stationary generators at building designation, eight mobile units ready for use, and four diesel units stationary at fire houses. There are eight personnel in the shop (two civilian and six military). The generators range in size from 20 Kw to 750 Kw (Onan). This shop has the capability to start and monitor all generators. Maintenance is performed at each generator. Spill kits are readily available in the shop. The Power Production Shop performs the following waste-generating processes: Processes Performed: Process Codes Propylene cleaner is recycled in an on-base recycling program. FA01, PM01 Engine oil, used oil and rags from cleaning are recycled in on-base programs. FA01, PM01 Fuel filters and oil filters from maintenance recycled in on-base programs. FA01, PM01 Old batteries and acid (battery and sulfuric) recycled in on-base programs. FA01, PM01 Two 55-gallon waste drums are stored on spill racks. FA01, PM01

Material Usage:

Product NSN AVG. QTY. USED/YR.

Engine Oil 9150013519019 6 bx (CY00) Engine Oil 9150001896729 1.5 55-gal. drums Engine Oil 9150001889858 5 gal. (CY00) Engine Oil 9150014228746 110 gal. (CY01) Sulfuric Acid Battery 6810002499354 20 batteries (CY00) Dry cell Battery 6140001909828 5 ea. Soldering Flux 3439002559935 3 lb. (CY00) Green Onan Paint 801000F022867 4-13 oz. Pt. (CY00)

Waste Generation:

Waste Disposal Method Avg. Qty. Generated/Yr. Waste Process Code

Propylene Recycle/ Recover No data MS Used oil Recycle/ Recover No data FC Rags Recycle/ Recover No data MS Fuel filters Recycle/ Recover No data FC Oil filters Recycle/ Recover No data MS Old batteries Recycle/ Recover No data BA



314 CES/CEOIL Liquid Fuels Maintenance (LR010) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOIL Liquid Fuels Maintenance Building 60 Shop Code: LR010 Activity Review: Liquid Fuels Maintenance performs inspections and maintenance on all fuel storage tanks and piping at LRAFB. Maintenance performed includes emptying tanks, removing residues and corrosion, inspecting tank walls for integrity, and repairing tanks as necessary. Scheduled maintenance is performed by TO and is based on the tanks’ size and location (aboveground or underground). The Liquid Fuels Maintenance inventory includes two 40,000- barrel tanks and one 20,000-barrel tanks containing JP-8; fourteen 50,000-gallon underground storage tanks (USTs) containing JP-8; two 15,000-gallon USTs containing MOGAS; three 15,000-gallon USTs containing diesel fuel; and two pump houses.

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Kit, Calibrate Oxygen Test 6665013534882 1 kt (avg.) Gas, Hydrogen 6830013601866 1 cyl. (CY00) Gas, Methane 6830013708166 1 cyl. (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010002906983 2 pt. (CY00) Grease, Plug Valve 9150002575360 2 lbs. (avg.)

Waste Generation:


Auto Grease HW (Profile 9150011977692)

23 lbs. (CY00) IM

Fuel Filters HW (Profile 002) 465 lbs. (CY00) FC Soil contaminated with lead and JP-8

HW (Profile 018) 14,840 lbs. (CY01) SC

Processes Performed: Process Codes Repair leaks in tanks. SV10, PM01 Repair pumps. SV10, PM01 Grease Valves. SV10, PM01 Replace fuel and oil filters. SV10, PM01 Spill containment for small fuel spills. SV10, PM01



314 CES/CEOIW Utilities (LR012) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOIW Utilities Building 540 Shop Code: LR012 Activity Review: Utilities operates and maintains the drinking water pump stations, wastewater lift stations, the drinking water chlorination (MIOX system) and storage facility, fire suppression systems, septic tanks (front gate and Bldg. 1706), natural gas distribution system, swimming pools, backflow preventers, and all water and wastewater indoor/outdoor plumbing. Utilities also perform drinking water and National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) sampling. Lawn sprinkler maintenance, fuel/water separator maintenance, oil/water separator cleaning and maintenance, and laboratory analyses are contracted out. Most of the work performed by Utilities is done at on-site and not in the shop. The following processes are performed by Utilities:

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Flux, C-Flux, Stay Clean 95/5 3439011411571 4, 3-oz (avg.) Battery, Ultralife Lithium Power Cell 6135013699792 24 (CY01) Copper Reagent Powder Pillows 655000F053497 7, 100-oz. bags (avg.) Algaecide, Pool Corrosive 681000F045065 36 qt. (avg.) Cleaner, Drain, Liquid Flowmate 681000N016257 65 gl (CY01) Chemical, HTH Granular 681000N052559 400 lbs. (CY01) Chemical, Phosphate Pillows 681000N053700 10 pk (avg.) Chemical, Liquid Reagent, Phenol Red 6810013031320 14 oz. (avg.) Pulsar Plus Dry Chlorinator Briquettes 6810PAV458K 2,125 lbs. (avg.) Pulsar Sunscreen 20 Stabilizer 6810PAB458L 160 lbs. (CY01) Chemical, Liquid Degreaser 6810PBA2920 20 gal. (CY01) Cleaner, Bioplus 6840PAB5790 2 pl (CY01) Unknown substance 6840PAB585P 2 cn (CY01) Cleaner, Drain 685000N016261 600 lb (avg.) Adhesive, Primer, EZ Weld 685000N027642 7 qt (avg.) Cleaner, Drain 685000N067300 2 qt (CY01) Corrosion Inhibitor 6850PAB554E 660 gal. (CY01) Paint, Green Marking 801000F017751 42, 16-oz. Cans (avg.) Paint, Yellow Marking 801000F029298 42, 12-oz. Cans (avg.)

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Paint, Blue Marking 801000F038370 2, 12-oz. cans (CY01) Compound, Sealing 803000N069887 3.5 pts (avg.) Weld On, Solvent 804000F006146 4.5 qt (avg.) Gas, Gaseous Map AB436S 12 cy (CY01)

Processes Performed: Process Codes Maintenance and repair of pumps, valves, and piping. FA01, PM01 Field test and addition of chemicals. FA01



Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Sodium Hexametaphosphate HW (One Time Profile)

1,085 lbs. (CY01) MS

Sodium Polyphosphate, Glassy HW (One Time Profile)

2,067 lbs. (CY01) MS



314 CES/CEOLM Facilities Maintenance (LR013) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOLM Facilities Maintenance Building 540 and 536 Shop Code: LR013 Activity Review: Facilities Maintenance repairs and maintains the facility structures at LRAFB. Facilities Maintenance consists of the Sheet Metal shop (Building 540) and the Carpentry shop (Building 536). Items such as ducting, framing, sheet rock, cabinetry, masonry, award boards, and sheet metal are fabricated and installed by the shops. Facilities Maintenance also performs lock-smithing and some welding. Processes Performed: Process Codes Welding, punching, bending, grinding, shearing, cutting of metal. FA01 Woodworking including sawing, drilling, sanding, and turning of wood. FA01, IN12 Painting and staining. PA01 Caulking and gluing. IN01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Tar, Plastic Roofing 5610007714684 15 gal. (avg.) Cement, Quickcrete Mortar 5610009851800 400 lb. (CY00) Grout, Sanded Gray Tile 561000N032650 75 lbs. (CY01) Roof, Foundation Coat 5610P2002-005 37.5 gal. (avg.) Battery, Sealed Lead Acid 613500N020327 6 ea. (CY01) Battery, Gel-Sel 614000F038895 18 ea. (avg.) Battery, Rechargeable 6140010906667 7 ea. (CY01) Battery, Storage 6140013389755 8 ea. (CY00) Battery, Sealed Lead Acid 6140P00AB602E 13 ea.(CY01) Gas, Oxygen 6505001325225 83 oz. (CY01) Cleaner, Drain, Liquid Flowmate 681000N016257 10 gal. (CY01) Gas, Acetylene, Large 681000N022464 2 cyl. (CY01) Gas, Argon 6830001690779 11 cyl. (CY01) Gas, Oxygen 6830002920129 2 cyl. (CY01) Gas, Propane, Turner 6830005843041 2 ea. (CY01) Adhesive, Primer, EZ Weld 685000N027642 5 qts. (avg.) Caulk, Tub/Tile 685000N038711 12 oz. (CY00) Cleaner, Drain 685000N067300 8.5 qts. (avg.) Varnish, Polyurethane Cleargloss, Spray 801000N016498 56 16-oz. Cans (avg.) Oil, Lubricating, WD-40 8030008387789 6 16-oz. cans (CY01) Plastic Wood Cellulose Fiber Filler 803000F002392 2 cans (CY01) Cement, Roof 803000F008624 4.5 gal. (avg.) Clear General Purpose Sealant 803000F016370 6, 10.30 tu (avg.) Caulk, Fire Proof Sealant 803000F023434 2, 10.50 tu (CY00) Caulk, Silicone White 803000F024297 5, 10.70 cn (avg.) Caulk, Silicone Bronze 803000N015786 16.5, 10.30 oz (avg.) Compound, Sealing 803000N069887 1 pt (CY01) Compound, Glazing 8030010472584 3.5 qts. (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Adhesive, Henry 595 Cove Base 8040004736350 6 gal. (CY00) Adhesive, Tile 8040009369944 1 gal. (CY01) Adhesive, Henry Cove Base #440 804000F004682 12 tu (CY01) Weld On, Solvent 804000F006146 5.5 qts. (avg.) #70 Premium Duct Liner 804000F028961 5 gal. (avg.) Cement, Contact 804000N019390 2 gal. (CY01) Adhesive, Vinyl 804000N042945 1 gal. (CY01) Adhesive, Cove Base 804000N082119 31, 11-oz tu. (CY00) Adhesive, Tile 8040012614187 5 gl (avg.) Adhesive, LN-601 Liquid Nails 8040013288043 6, 10.5-oz tu. (CY01) Foam, Great 813500N032065 5, 12-oz. Cans (avg.) Cement, Roof AB212G 55 gal. (CY01) Grout, Thinset AB328A 200 lbs. (CY01) Gas, Nitrogen AB414Q 1, 287.5-oz. cyl. (CY01) Waste Generation:


Scrap Metal Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Scrap Wood Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Purged Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Purged and Recovered Freon Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Scrap Piping Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Scrap Copper Wire Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not applicable Waste Saw Dust MSW No Data Not applicable Waste Metal Grinding Dust MSW No Data Not applicable



314 CES/CEOLH HVAC Shop (LR015) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CEOLH HVAC Shop Building 543 Shop Code: LR015 Activity Review: The HVAC Shop maintains, repairs, and installs air conditioning, heating, refrigeration, and ventilation equipment and systems in approximately 380 buildings at LRAFB. Most of the work performed by the HVAC Shop is done at the work site and not in the shop area. The HVAC Shop performs the following processes: Processes Performed: Process Codes Compressor, fan, and motor repair. FA03 Replacement and recovery of refrigerants in air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.

FA03

Use of descalers, biocides, coil cleaners, corrosion inhibitors, and boiler chemicals.

PM01, IN01

Replacement of mercury thermostats. FA03 Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Flux, Brazing 343900N077146 7 oz. (CY01) Flux, C-Flux, Stay Clean, 95/5 3439011411571 32 oz. (avg.) Mercury Thermometer 6685PAB529W 18 pk (CY01) Propylene Glycol 6810003943555 220 gal. (CY01) Cleaner, Drain, Liquid Flowmate 681000N016257 35 gal. (avg.) Gas, Acetylene, Large 681000N022464 6, 377 oz. cyl. (CY01) Refrigerant, 22 6830002270441 830 lbs. (avg.) Gas, Acetylene, Small 6830002920138 14, 11.6-oz. cyl. (CY01) Gas, Propane, Turner 6830005843041 10 ea. (CY01) Refrigerant, HFC 134a 6830013708756 10, 409 oz. cyl. (CY00) Adhesive, Primer, Ez Weld 685000N027642 3.5 qts. (avg.) Cleaner, Coil, Allbright 793000F023885 160 bt. (CY01) Compound, Sealing 8030009996313 2, 4-oz. tu (CY01) Insulation, No Sweat 803000F003871 108 oz. (CY01) Compound, Sealing 803000N041828 2.5 pt (avg.) Weld On, Solvent 804000F006146 3.5 qt (avg.) Oil, Refrigeration, York "C" 9150002929657 40 gal. (avg.) Oil, Lubricating 915000F030947 24 tu. (CY01) Oil, Air Compressor, Sullair 915000F032387 22.5 gal. (avg.) Oil, Vacuum Pump 915000F040061 6 gal. (CY00) Oil, Air Compressor, Mobil 22 915000F049192 20 gal. (CY00) Oil, Thread Cutting, Ridgid 915000N006767 3 gal. (CY00) Oil, Gear Lube, Synthetic Gear Oil 9150011658916 5 gal. (CY01) Oil, Refrigeration, Suniso 4GS 9150PAB569D 6 gal. (CY01) Cleaner, Contact, Bonafide AB286S 12, 12-oz. cans (CY01) Cleaner, Coil, Slash, Indoor AB286V 135 cans (avg.) Oil, Dental Vac Lube AB404O 32.5 gals. (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Gas, Nitrogen AB414Q 4, 287.5-oz. cyl. (CY00) Oil, Compressor, Five Flow AB414S 42.5 gal. (avg.) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Dry Powder, Phosphate HW (Profile One Time

Acetone) 264 lbs. (avg.) MS

Tannic Acids/Tannins HW (Profile

675000PHOTO) 146 (CY00) MS



314 CES/CONTR EVCO Paint Contractor (LR164) Shop Identification: 314 CES/CONTR EVCO Paint Contractor Building 540 Shop Code: LR164 Activity Review: The contractor EVCO National, Inc. performs all major interior and exterior painting of base facilities, including buildings, signs, and road markings, and laying some vinyl flooring. Most of the paint used is latex; however some enamel paints are used. Thinners and paint buckets are re-used. Processes Performed: Process Codes Brush and roller painting. PA01 Paint and rubber removal from pavements. PA01 Use of thinners and adhesives. PA01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Paint, Traffic White 625000F012340 720 gal. (CY01) Avion 50 (Runway Rubber Removal Detergent) 685000F029465 277.5 gal. Paint, Acrylic Enamel 801000D005558 110 gal. (CY01) Paint Thinner 801000D007084 5 gal. (CY01) Paint, Setfast Water Borne Traffic Marking (Airfield Yellow)

801000F029702 150 gal. (CY00)

Paint, Exterior Satin Latex 801000F044842 50 gal. (CY01) Paint, Setfast Water Borne Traffic Marking 801000N061982 100 gal. (CY01) Paint, Alkyd Finish 8010PA2400SG 5 gal. (CY01) Paint, Setfast Water Borne Traffic Marking 8010PENNIS 55 gal. (CY00) Paint, Setfast Water Borne Traffic Marking 8010PTMW1WHITE 250 gal. (CY01) Adhesive, Vinyl 804000F052225 145 gal. (CY01)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Waste Thinner/ Paint Reused No Data Not applicable Waste Thinner/Paint Sludge HW 1 gal. Used Paint/Thinner Rags Reused or MSW No Data Not applicable Used Paint Brushes and Rollers Reused or MSW No Data Not applicable



314 CES Contract Grounds Maintenance Pride Inc. (LR168) Shop Identification: 314th CES Contract Grounds Maintenance Pride Inc. Bldg. 435 Shop Code: LR168 Activity Review: Pride Inc. performs grounds maintenance, tree trimming, and sprinkler systems maintenance under contract with LRAFB. Equipment used on-site includes mowers, weed-eaters, blowers, chain saws, ditch mowers, pull weeds, and stump grinders. No herbicides are used. All equipment belongs to Pride except for the stump grinder. The contract staff fluctuates with demand. Most of the wastes generated by grounds maintenance are non-hazardous. Yard waste is collected and transported off base by a contractor. Mulch is utilized for erosion control efforts and there is some mulch recycling. Hydraulic oil, 2-cycle oil, motor oil, and fuel are used for equipment operation and maintenance. The fuel is obtained from the base, although all other products are purchased through Pride. Used oil is the primary waste stream. The oil and air filters are recycled through Pride. Processes Performed: Process

Codes Yard waste is collected and transported off base by a contractor. FA06 Mulch is utilized for erosion control efforts and there is some mulch recycling. FA06 Hydraulic oil, 2-cycle oil, motor oil, and fuel are utilized for equipment O&M. FA06

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Oil, Lubricating, WD-40 803000N078170 2-16 oz CN (CY02) Oil, Two-Cycle 915000N042736 228- 5 oz BT (CY02) 16- 5 oz CS (CY02) Grease, White Lithium 915000N070661 95- 10 oz TU (CY02) Hydraulic Fluid 915000N092963 12-5 GL CN Oil, Lubricating 9150010355393 11-5 GL CN Oil, Lubricating 9150012278210 133- 12 QT BT

Waste Generation:

Waste Disposal Method Avg. Qty. Generated/Yr. Waste Process Code Yard waste Off-base No Data MS Oil filters Recycle No Data MS Air filters Recycle No Data MS Used Oil Recycle No Data FC Empty Containers Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



314 CES/CEVCR Recycling Center (LR181) Shop Identification: 314 CES CEVCR Recycling Center Bldg 1571 Shop Code: LR181 Activity Review: The mission of the recycle center is to protect the environment and conserve natural resources by maximizing the diversion of materials from the waste stream, to save LRAFB funds by reducing materials to be landfilled, to provide quality products and services to all internal and external customers, and to operate the program in the most efficient manner possible to ensure the maximum profit is returned to the installation. Products received by drive through residential and industrial drop-offs and recyclable material transfer from military family housing curbside pick-ups. Material pickups include: two cubic yard office paper containers, six to eight cubic yard cardboard dumpsters, and four 16’ trailers for cardboard recycling, and two compartmentalized trailers located outside the Commissary and the Base Exchange for plastic, newspaper, cardboard, and metal cans. No Styrofoam, rubber, plastic wrap, or glass is accepted at the recycle center. Processes Performed: Process Codes Recyclables pick-up include: plastic, newspaper, cardboard, and metal cans. SV01 Maintenance on the recycling center equipment. FA01 Non-recyclables collected at the recycle center. SV01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Unknown- equipment maintenance materials No Data No Data

Waste Generation:

Waste Disposal Method Avg. Qty. Generated/Yr. Waste Process Code Unknown equipment maintenance wastes

No Data No Data No Data



314 LRS/LGTM Fire Equipment Maintenance Shop (LR081) Shop Identification: 314 LRS/LGTM Fire Equipment Maintenance Shop Building 239 Shop Code: LR081 Activity Review: The Fire Equipment Maintenance Shop performs maintenance and repair on nineteen fire and emergency vehicles ranging in size from utility vehicles to the P15 Firefighting/Crash Truck, one of the largest firefighting vehicles ever built. Maintenance performed on the vehicles includes engine repair, oil and fluids change, and parts replacements. Maintenance is also performed on firefighting water/foam pumps and hoses. Processes Performed: Process Codes Engine and pump maintenance and repair. PM01. PM08 Fluid and filter changes. PM08 Parts and tire replacements. PM08, RR07, AD08 Minor body repair. PM08, RR07 Electrical systems maintenance and repair. PM08, RR07

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Lead Acid 6140005389984 11 ea. Bleach 6810005987316 3 bx. (CY00) Antifreeze 6850014413218 33 gal. Compound, Cleaning (Citrikleen HD) 7930013146133 55 gal. Oil, Lubricating 10w 9150001912772 55 gal. Hydraulic Fluid 9150006982382 24 qt. (CY00) Lubricating Oil 9150011524119 110 gal. Transmission Fluid 9150013534799 15 gal. Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Jet Wash Liquid with Cadmium HW (Profile 006) 92 lbs. (CY00) SO Purged JP-8 Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent AFFF/ Water Water No Data Not Applicable Spent Carbon Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 LRS/LGRVM Vehicle Maintenance Shop (LR082) Shop Identification: 314 LRS/LGRVM Vehicle Maintenance Shop Building 550 Shop Code: LR082 Activity Review: The Vehicle Maintenance Shop maintains and repairs a fleet of approximately 700 vehicles. Maintenance performed includes lubricating engines, maintaining proper fluid levels, minor spot painting, disassembly and overhaul of engines, parts replacements, engine tune-ups, oil and fluids change, electrical systems repair, and parts replacements. The body shop performs general vehicle interior and exterior repair and painting. The frequency of paint jobs is one to two per month. The 314 LRS Squadron provides transportation services and vehicle maintenance to LRAFB. Maintenance Control is responsible for the vehicle maintenance schedule. Parts are purchased through GOPARS and most of the lubricants and parts for military vehicles are purchased through Alpha Pointe base supply. Processes Performed: Process Codes Engine maintenance and repair. PM01, PM08 Fluid and filter changes. PM08 Parts and tire replacements. PM08 Parts cleaning using ZEP parts washers. PM08 Electrical systems maintenance and repair. PM08 Minor body repair and painting. PA08 Antifreeze recycling using Kleer Flo unit. PM08 Motor vehicle air conditioning refrigerant recovery and recycling. PM08

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Lead Acid 6140005389984 169 ea. (avg.) Sealed Lead Acid Battery 6140013742243 21 ea. (avg.) Alcohol, Denatured 6810005437415 3 gal. (avg.) Refrigerant 134a 6830PREFRIG134A 2, 94.8-oz cyl. (CY01) Antifreeze 6850006641409 55 gal. (CY00) Primer, Fuel Engine 6850008237861 12, 11-oz cn (CY01) Degreaser, Engine 685000F014648 13 ea. (avg.) Cleaner, Injector 685000F020915 4 qts. (CY00) Oil 685000F053008 0.5, 4-bt (avg.) Havoline Dex-Cool Antifreeze/Coolant 6850014338823 660 gal. (avg.) Cleaner, Carburetor, 3M 6850P08796 27.5 cn (avg.) Cleaner, Brake, 3M 6850P08880 60 cn (avg.) Degreaser 6850P08899 15.5 cn (avg.) Cleaner, Carb and Choke, Bowman 6850P21943 10 ea (avg.) Detergent, General Purpose 6850P400-0010 3 gal. (CY00) Cleaner, Battery 793000F049650 7 pt (avg.) Simple Green 7930013424145 55 gal. (CY01) Cleaner, Injector, Diesel 7930P19426 5.5 gal. (avg.) Sealer, Ignition 801000F023909 6 cn (avg.) Remover, Gasket, Bowman 801000N011009 13.5 cn (avg.) Adhesive, Red RTV Silicone 803000F015108 7.5, 8-oz tu (avg.) Locktite 803000F023765 4, 4-oz. Tu (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Lubricant, 4 Way, Bowman 803000N011008 10 cn. (avg.) Lubricant, Spray 803000N058904 9, 16-oz cn (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030010145869 1, 50-cc tu (avg.) Lubricant, Anti-Seize 8030013116473 1, 8-oz. Bt (avg.) Undercoating, Rubberized 8030P21913 10, 16-oz cn (avg.) Sealer, Coarse Thread 8030P21973 2 bt (CY01) Oil, Two Cycle 9150001178791 4 pt (CY00) Brake Fluid, DOT 3 9150002319071 9 gal. (avg.) Power Steering Fluid 915000B070063 45, 12-oz bt (avg.) POL 915000F014116 6.5 ea (avg.) Grease, Lithium 915000F020795 4 cn (CY00) Lubricant, Silicone 915000F023849 6, 12-oz. Cn (avg.) Grease Tube Cartridge, Red Grease 21409 915000N016023 17, 16-oz. Ca (avg.) Oil, Lubricating 9150010355396 55 gal. (CY01) Silicone, Brake Fluid, DOT 5 9150011029455 2 gal. (CY00) Transmission Fluid, Dexron II 9150011149968 55 gal. (avg.) Oil, Havoline Formula 3 9150013481596 137.5 gal. (avg.) Oil, Gardfleet 15W-40 9150014211432 192.5 gal. (avg.) Power Steering Fluid 9150P1131 12 qt (avg.) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Waste Aerosol Paint & Lube Residue

HW (Profile 801000PNTAEROSOL)

107 lbs. (CY00) MS

OWS Sludge (OWS Clean Out) Non-RCRA Waste 9,422 lbs. (CY01) OS Fuel Filter Element HW (Profile 002) 102 lbs. (CY01) FC Empty Containers/ Aerosols MSW No Data



314 LRS/LGRVM Refueling Vehicle Maintenance Shop (LR083) Shop Identification: 314 LRS/LGRVM Refueling Vehicle Maintenance Shop Bldg 552 Shop Code: LR083 Activity Review: The Refueling Vehicle Maintenance Shop maintains and repairs thirteen refueling trucks and three hose carts. Maintenance performed includes lubricating engines, maintaining proper fluid levels, minor spot painting, disassembly and overhaul of engines, parts replacements, engine tune-ups, oil and fluids change, and parts replacement. Maintenance is also performed on the fuel transfer pumps, hoses, filters, and tank components on the refueling vehicles and hose carts. Processes Performed: Process Codes Engine, pump, and tank maintenance and repair. PM08, PM05 Engine fluid and filter changes. PM08, PM05 Parts and tire replacements. PM01, PM08 Fuel pump, hose, and filter replacement and repair. PM01, PM08

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Lead Acid 6140005389984 12 ea (avg.) Antifreeze 6850014413223 82.5 gal. (avg.) Degreaser 6850P08899 2 ea (avg.) Paint, Latex Flat Black, Exterior 8010000675437 1 pt (CY01) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 1 pt (CY01) Paint, Enamel Olivedrab 8010005843149 4 pt (CY01) Silicone Gasket Maker 803000N055339 2 ea (CY00) Lubricant, Anti-Seize 8030013116473 1 bt (CY00) Removable Threadlocker 8030P24205 1 ea (avg.) Oil, Lubricating 10W 9150001912772 82.5 gal. (avg.) Grease,White Lithium 915000F003950 6 tu (CY01) Grease, Lithium 915000F020795 12 ea (CY01) Dexron III/Mercon 915000F037405 92 qt (avg.) Oil, Lubricating 9150010355396 110 gal. (avg.) Oil, Engine, 15W40, Texaco 9150013519018 110 gal. (avg.) Grease, Lithium 9150P08915 6 ea (CY00) Waste Generation:


Purged Antifreeze Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Purged Gasoline Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Purged Diesel Fuel Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Purged Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Spent Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Spent Spill Pads Recycle/ Recover No Data Not applicable Spent Solvent/ Cleaners

HW No Data Not applicable

Spent Dry Sweep HW No Data Not applicable




Empty Containers MSW No Data Not applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not applicable



314 LRS/LGRVM Special Purpose Shop (LR084) Shop Identification: 314 LRS/LGRVM Special Purpose Shop Building 549 Shop Code: LR084 Activity Review: The Special Purpose Shop maintains and repairs those vehicles that are larger or require more specialized training to maintain than the General Purpose fleet maintained in the Vehicle Maintenance Shop. Vehicles maintained by the Special Purpose shop include heavy equipment, dump trucks, runway sweepers, and aircraft tow trucks, etc. Maintenance performed includes lubricating engines, maintaining proper fluid levels, minor spot painting, disassembly and overhaul of engines, engine tune-ups, oil and fluids changes, electrical systems repair, and parts replacements. Processes Performed: Process Codes Engine maintenance and repair. PM08, AD07 Fluid and filter changes. PM01, PM08 Parts cleaning. PM08 Minor body repair and painting. PM08, RR07, PA08 Electrical systems maintenance and repair. PM08, RR07

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Lead Acid 6140005389984 27 ea (avg.) Alcohol, Denatured 6810005437415 2 gal. (avg.) Gas, Nitrogen 6830006169183 1 cyl. (avg.) Primer, Fuel Engine 6850008237861 12, 11-oz cn (CY00) Battery, Terminal Protectant 685000F013217 2, 13-oz cn (CY00) Belt Dressing 685000F014519 2, 6-oz. Cn (avg.) Degreaser, Engine 685000F014648 6 ea (CY01) Coolant, Cutting Tool 685000N011444 1 ea (CY00) Antifreeze 6850014413223 110 gal. (CY01) Cleaner, Carburetor, 3M 6850P08796 21.5 cn (avg.) Cleaner, Brake, 3M 6850P08880 24 cn (avg.) Degreaser 6850P08899 15.5 cn (avg.) Cleaner, Battery 793000F049650 1 pt (avg.) Brake Wash, Bowman 793000F049651 2 cn (CY00) Remover, Gasket, Bowman 801000N011009 2.5 ea (avg.) Adhesive, Red RTV Silicone 803000F015108 2, 8-oz tu (CY01) Lubricant, Spray 803000N058904 7.5, 16-oz cn (avg.) Sealant, Pipe Thread 803000N068250 2, 4-oz. cn (CY01) Adhesive, 272 8030PLOCTITE272 2, 20-oz tu (CY01) Oil, Hydraulic 9150001806290 110 gal. (CY01) Oil, Lubricating 10W 9150001912772 110 gal. (avg.) Brake Fluid, DOT 3 9150002319071 5.5 gal. (avg.) Grease, Lithium 915000F020795 4 ea. (CY01) Lubricant, Silicone 915000F023849 1, 12-oz. cn (CY01) Lubricant, 5th Wheel 915000F032028 1 cn (CY01) Grease Tube Cartridge, Red Grease 21409 915000N016023 13, 16-oz. Ca (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Grease, Red 915000N016024 10 lbs. (CY01) Oil, Hydraulic, Sun 915000N024751 15 gal (CY01) Oil, Gear 9150010355394 55 gal. (CY01) Hydraulic Fluid, Automatic Transmission 9150010929755 42 qt. (avg.) Silicone, Brake Fluid, DOT 5 9150011029455 1 gal. (CY01) Transmission Fluid, Dexron II 9150011149968 82.5 gal. (avg.) Lubricating Oil 9150011524119 137.5 gal. (avg.) Oil, Engine, 15W40, Texaco 9150013519018 137.5 gal. (avg.) Oil, Gardfleet 15W-40 9150014211432 110 gal. (CY00) Hydraulic Fluid, Hydra Tranz 9150PHYDRATRANZ 2 ea. (CY00) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Purged Antifreeze Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Gasoline Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Diesel Fuel Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Spill Pads Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvent/ Cleaners HW No Data Not Applicable Spent Dry Sweep HW No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 MDG Medical Clinic (LR028, LR150-LR157) Shop Identification: AETC 314 MDG SGSL Medical Logistics (Supply); AETC 314 MDG Family Practice; Radiology; Medical Equipment Repair; Pharmacy; Specialty Clinic; Pediatric Clinic; Laboratory; Flight Surgeon. Bldg.: 1090. Shop Code: LR028, LR150-LR157 Activity Review: The Medical Clinic operations are responsible to attend to the medical needs of LRAFB. These operations include the medical logistics (supply), family practice, radiology, a medical equipment repair operation, a pharmacy, a specialty clinic, and pediatric clinic, a laboratory, and a flight surgeon. All of the housekeeping operations are contracted out. Processes Performed: Process Codes Disposal of regulated medical waste (red bag waste) is contracted out to Stericycle, Inc. and averages 300-500 pounds per month.

MD01

Professional Returns, Inc. is contracted to remove expired hazardous waste. MD01 Returned or expired drugs from the Pharmacy are removed by EXP, Inc. MD01 The lab has chemistry analyzers, hematology analyzers, wackaway-bacteria detection, and coagulation analyzers. Most of these wastes are poured down the drain. There are no organic solvents utilized, all aqueous based.

MD01

The x-ray facility uses silver recovery units, the spent filters are sent to DRMO. There are currently four x-ray machines on-base.

MD01, LA01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Lab materials No Data No Data Film developer No Data No Data Silver recovery filters No Data No Data Various drugs No Data No Data

Waste Generation:


Film developer Direct vendors 52 gallons/ year PX Used silver recovery filters Recycle (DRMO) 8 filters/ year ME Regulated Medical Waste Stericycle, Inc. 3600-6000 pounds/year ME Expired Hazardous Waste Professional Returns, Inc. Unknown ME Returned/ expired drugs EXP, Inc. Unknown ME



314 MXS/MXMV Avionics (LR029) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMV Avionics Building 362 Shop Code: LR029 Activity Review: Avionics tests, maintains, and repairs avionics components of seventy-four C-130 (both E and H) aircraft including black boxes and indicators. Processes Performed: Process Codes Electronic equipment testing, maintenance, and repair. AD04, RR04, PM04, TS03 Cleaning components using isopropyl alcohol. PM04 Replace lithium batteries. PM04 Painting of components using aerosol spray can paint. PA04 Soldering and gluing. PM04

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Tube, Electron 5960001794446 5 ea. (CY01) Tube, Electron 5960002620210 5 ea. (CY01) Isopropyl Alcohol 6810009838551 5.5 qt (avg.) Cleaning Compound, Solvent-Detergent 7930013393425 28 gal. (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 52, 16-oz. Cans (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Camouflage Gray 8010006641914 2, 16 oz. cans (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Gray 8010007219750 6, 16 oz. Cans (avg.) Paint, Enamel Flat Black 8010013316108 12 pt. (CY01) Compound, Putty 8030009045760 36 kt (avg.) Lubricating Oil 9150005421430 5, 4-oz. Cn (avg.) Waste Generation:


Purged and Recovered Freon Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Cooling Fluid Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosol Cans MSW No Data Not Applicable Cleaning Solvents HW No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMD PMEL (LR031) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMD PMEL Building 344 Shop Code: LR031 Activity Review: PMEL calibrates, maintains, and repairs tools and electronic test equipment such as oxygen sensors used on the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Replacement of oxygen sensors during calibration of combustible gas alarm systems.

AC01

Cleaning and repair of components using alcohol, glues, and oils. AC01 Minor lead soldering. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Superior Supersafe No. 30 Flux 3439000095449 1 pt. (CY00) Battery, Mercury Battery Cell BT70094 6135008025479 9 ea. (CY00) Battery, Nickel Cadmium 6140004316805 3 ea. (CY00) Battery, Pack 6140011652165 2 ea. (CY00) Battery, Sealed Lead Acid 6140PPANASONIC 1 ea. (CY01) Alcohol, Absolute Ethyl 6810002423645 1 gal. (CY00) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810009838551 3 qts. (CY01) Gas, Nitrogen 6830006169183 5, 288.75-oz. cyl. (avg.) Gas, Oxygen, Aviators 6830008089530 1, 353.21-oz. cyl. (avg.) Goo Gone Stain Remover 685000N068068 24 oz. (CY00) Progold Spray 685000N075150 4, 12-oz. cans (CY01) Torque Seal 8030010668156 10 tu. (CY01) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 1 bx, 4-gm (CY00) Adhesive 8040001429193 4 bx, 10-bt. ea. (avg.) Adhesive 8040001450020 1, 3-oz. tu. (CY00) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Mercury Thermometer HW (Profile 015) 4 lbs. (CY00) IO Sensor O2 HW (Profile 017) 5 lbs. (avg.) RD



314 MXS/MXMFM Aircraft Metals Technology (LR032) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMFM Aircraft Metals Technology Building 246 Shop Code: LR032 Activity Review: The Aircraft Metal Technology shop machines and welds metal parts in support of C-130 aircraft and AGE maintenance and repair. Synthetic cutting fluid (Cinstar 41) is used in machinery and a non-hazardous cutting lubricant (Boelube) is rubbed or wiped on parts being machined. Processes Performed: Process Codes Cutting, lathe turning, drilling, tapping, grinding, polishing, and machining metal parts.

MT01

Welding to repair and fabricate parts. MT01, MT06 Minor use of isopropyl alcohol for surface prep and adhesives. MT01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Solder 3439001848960 1 Spool (CY00) Flux, Brazing 3439002502629 1, 4-oz. bt (CY00) Brazing Alloy Silver 3439002624188 12.5 to (avg.) Electrode, Welding 3439006552089 1 pg (CY01) Flux, Brazing 3439009148390 1 lb. (CY00) Electrode, Welding 3439010450481 2 lbs. (CY01) Silver Brazing Alloy, 1-16" 3439P10691 15 bx (CY00) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810002865435 1 gal. (avg.) Acetylene 6830002708216 2.5 cy. (avg.) Gas, Oxygen 6830002920129 3.5 cy. (avg.) Gas, Argon 6830005648989 15 cy. (avg.) Gas, Carbon Dioxide 683000N037000 3.5 cy. (avg.) Finish, Floor, Non-buffing 7930011838585 7.5 gal. (avg.) Oil, Lubricating, WD-40 8030008387789 6, 16-oz (CY00) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 3.5, 24-oz. Cn (avg.) Cleaner, Weapon 9150010796124 3, 4-oz (CY01) Lubricating Oil 9150011977693 2, 14-oz ca. (avg.) Oil, Quenchall 9150PQUENCHALL 5 gal. (CY01) Waste Generation:


Purged Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMFS Aircraft Structural Maintenance (Corrosion Control) (LR033) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMFS Aircraft Structural Maintenance (Corrosion Control)

Building 282 Shop Code: LR033 Activity Review: Aircraft Structural Maintenance includes both the Corrosion Control Shop and the Sheet Metal Shop. The Corrosion Control shop strips, primes, and coats the C-130 aircraft, aircraft parts, and AGE equipment. Plastic bead blast media is used in the walk-in blast booth for stripping. High Velocity Low Pressure (HVLP) spray guns are used to apply coatings to parts in the walk-in bay spray paint booth. Processes Performed: Process Codes Mechanical stripping of aircraft parts using recyclable plastic bead blast media (U.S. Technologies).

AC01

Spray painting of aircraft parts with polyurethane (primarily Sherwin Williams low VOC products) and epoxies using HVLP spray gun system.

AC01

Use of alodine as a chrome conversion coating. AC01 Decal removal using MEK. AC01 Paint gun cleaning using EP921 in Inland Technology automatic gun cleaners. PA07, AC01 Some paint stenciling of nose and tail numbers. AC01 Hazardous waste management. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Calibration Gas 4310PCALGAS10PM 2 bt (CY01) Naphtha, Aliphatic 6810002388119 17 gal. (CY00) Methyl Ethyl Ketone 6810002812785 28 gal. (avg.) Isopropyl Alcohol 6810002865435

6810008556160 188 gal. (avg.)

Gas, Carbon Monoxide 683000D003181 4, 32.25-oz. cyl. (CY01) Compound, Solvent 6850013814408 55 gal. (avg.) Oxsol 100 6850013990676 10 gal. (CY00) Paint, Enamel Silver 8010000793750 1 pt. (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 4 pts. (avg.) Thinner, Aircraft Coating 8010001818080 100 gal. (avg.) Paint, Thinner (MIL-T-81772) 8010002801751 165 gal. (avg.) Paint, Enamel Safety Green 8010002867727 1 gal. (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010002906983 3 pts. (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Black 8010004591756 1 kt (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 5 pts. (avg.) Paint, Thinner 8010011192599 5 gal. (CY00) Coating, Polyurethane 8010012659143 24.5 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Red 8010012659154 26.5 qt kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane White 8010012853035 69.5 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Black 8010012853048 22 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010012853554 26.5 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010013055551 12 kt (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Paint, Semi-Gloss Olivedrab, Exterior 8010013055555 31.5 gl kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Green 8010013279981 25 qt kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010013298709 5 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Green 8010013300614 26 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010013303435 16 kt cn (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010013363032 4, 2-gl kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Gray 8010013363033 109 oz kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Red 8010013801759 7, 2-qt kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010013973936 7, 2-kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010013973949 12 qt kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Brown 8010013973963 5, 2-gl kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Green 8010013973968 5 kt (avg.) Coating, Primer 8010014166556 117.5, 4-pt kt (avg.) Coating, Polyurethane 8010014416022 72 ea (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane 8010014416028 48 ea (avg.) Kit, Epoxy Primer Coating 8010014416031 108 ea (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane White 8010P17925 4 cn (CY01) Paint, Activator V93v3 8010P24052 32 qt. (CY01) Paint 8010P36187BLUE 6 gal. (CY01) Paint, Polyurethane Black 8010P37038 8 gal. (CY01) Paint, Activator V93v2 8010PA17925 28 qt. (CY01) Coating, Primer, Component A 8010PE90G203 44 cn (CY01) Paint, Polyurethane Green 8010PF92826 32 cn (CY01) Paint, Polyurethane Gray (36173) 8010PF93A1026 49 cn (CY01) Catalysts 8010PV66V29 8 qt. (CY01) Activator Component C 8010PV93V1 63 qt. (CY01) Coating, Primer, Component B 8010PV93V230 52 cn (CY01) Paint, Catalyst Component B 8010PV93V26 111 cn (CY01) Paint, Catalyst V93v28 8010PV93V28 16 cn (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030000087203 8 pt kt (avg.) Compound, Coating (Alodine 1201) 8030008238039 11 gal. (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030009369940 2 cn. (CY01) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 1, 4-gm. Kt (avg.) Adhesive 8040007769602 9 100-gm, kt (CY01) Tra-Bond 5126 Resin/Hardener 8040007769605 11 kt. (avg.) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 8 oz. (CY00) Grease, Aircraft 9150009448953 5.5 lb (avg.)



Waste Generation:

Waste Disposal Method

Avg. Qty. Generated/Yr.

Waste Process Code

Paint Paper, Filters, Parachutes (Masking for overspray, mixing cups, sticks, etc.)

HW (Profile 005)

2,957 lbs. IO

Dust Bags/Filters with Cadmium/ Chromium (Bags from blast cabinet and cartridge filters from walk-in blast booth.)

HW (Profile 050)

1,402.5 lbs. IO

Paint Rags (Contaminated rags.) HW (Profile 046)

1,070 lbs. SC

Paint Waste (Once polyurethane is mixed, it cannot be reused.)

HW (Profile 033)

5,064.5 lbs. CP

Less than 55 gallons of alodine waste are generated every 2 years. Plastic bead blast media is used in blast cabinet and in walk-in blast booth and is recycled through

U.S. Technologies (approximately 45-50 drums per year are recycled).



314 MXS/MXMFS Aircraft Structural Maintenance (Sheet Metal) (LR034) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMFS Aircraft Structural Maintenance (Sheet Metal)

Building 250 Shop Code: LR034 Activity Review: Aircraft Structural Maintenance includes both the Corrosion Control Shop and the Sheet Metal Shop. The Sheet Metal Shop repairs sheet metal components of the C-130 aircraft including cutting, drilling, molding, bending, and assembling. Some metals preparation, painting, filling, and sealing are also performed. Processes Performed: Process Codes Cutting, bending, molding, drilling, tapping, grinding, and machining metal parts. IN08 Use of isopropyl alcohol for surface preparation, epoxy primers, sealants, and adhesives.

IN08

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Photolife Photo/Elec Lithium 6135012108715 3 ea (CY01) Naphtha, Aliphatic 6810002388119 11 gal. (CY00) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810002865435 25 gal. Lubricant, Fluid Film 685000F002408 17.5 gal. Super Pink Power 7930PDL416 1 pl (CY01) Kit, Epoxy Primer Coating 8010014416031 537 kt Sealing Compound 8030000087203 59.5, pt kt Compound, Putty 8030002298735 6 kt (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030007235345 7 kt (CY00) Compound, Sealing 8030007838886 111.5 ca Filler, Dent 8030009262133 31.5, 2.3 lb kt Corrosion Preventive 8030013470979 3, 14-oz cn (CY00) Sealant 8030013647364 137.5, 12-pt kt Sealing Compound 8030013702161 153 ca Corrosion Resistant Coating, Alodine 1132 8030014600246 3 bx (CY01) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 4, 4-gm bx Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 24.5, 24-oz. cn Adhesive 8040002629011 1 pt (CY00) Adhesive 8040009591854 4 qt kt Boelube 913000N024832 15, 16-oz cn (CY01) Cutting Fluid 9150001759154 2 pt (CY00) Oil, Lubricating 9150004580075 50.5, 16-oz cn Oil, Tool 915000F000398 2, 16-oz cn Teresstic 150 915000N017696 2 gal. (CY00) Cutting Fluid 9150011146028 1, 16-oz cn Grease (GAA) 9150011977693 22, 14-oz ca (CY01)



Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Sealant Hardened (Chromate) HW (Profile 021) 135 lbs. (CY00) IO Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMFS Wash Rack (LR035) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMFS Wash Rack Building 248 Shop Code: LR035 Activity Review: The Wash Rack is located at Building 248 and is responsible for washing C-130 aircrafts. Processes Performed: Process Codes Clean exterior of aircraft. CL05 Application of lubricants and soil barrier. CL05

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Molybdenum 6810008161025 10 oz. (CY01) Cleaning Compound, Aircraft Surface 6850012357458 742.5 gal. Cleaner, Aircraft 6850013909453 220 gal. (CY00) So Sure Corrosion Preventive Compound 8030009381947 20, 16-oz. cn Wax, Soil Barrier 8030011186399 110 gal. Corrosion Preventive 8030013470979 60, 14-oz cn Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 7 qt (CY00) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150002732397 14.5 gal. Lubricating Compound, Dimethylsilicone 9150008237860 17, 16-oz cn (CY00) Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 211, 14-oz ca Lubricant, Solid Film 9150013804235 46, 11-oz cn Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Sludge OWS HW (Profile OWS001)

1,053 lbs. (CY00) OS

Sludge OWS HW (Profile OWS001)

1,442 lbs. (CY01) OS

Pumping & Transport OWS Water Removal

HW (Profile 048) 11,648 lbs. (CY01) OS

OWS Clean Out HW (Profile 048) 3,092 lbs. (CY01) OS



314 MXS/MXMFE Survival Equipment (LR036) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMFE Survival Equipment Building 340 Shop Code: LR036 Activity Review: The Survival Equipment shop inspects, repairs, and maintains C-130 aircraft survival equipment including parachutes, life rafts, life preservers, fabric panels, webbing, and fiberglass insulation. Processes Performed: Process Codes Preparation of rubber surfaces for patch repairs using toluene. AC03 Fabric and equipment repair using adhesives. AC03

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Cartridge, Inflator, Flotation 4220004589240 310 ea. (avg.) Toluene, Technical 6810005798431 1 qt. (CY01) Sea Marker 6850002709986 13, 3.4-oz bx (CY01) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 1, 8-tu (CY00) Ink Marking Stencil 7510002865362 1 pt. (CY00) Ink, White Marking Stencil 7510004199564 1.5 pt (avg.) Paint, Black Stencil 7510004697910 8.5 pt (avg.) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 1, 4 gm bx (avg.) Adhesive 8040001429193 0.5 bt kt (avg.) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 13, 24-oz. Cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040005152246 2 pt kt (CY00) Adhesive 8040013757855 1.5, 32-qt (avg.) Oil, Lubricating 9150002633490 1 qt (CY01) Oil, Red 9160003915730 0.5, 4-oz co (CY01) Waste Generation:


Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMFN NDI (LR037) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMFN NDI Building 368 Shop Code: LR037 Activity Review: The Non-Destructive Inspection (NDI) shop analyzes approximately 1,500 C-130 aircraft parts per month for signs of cracking, fatigue, stress, or other potential failure modes. The analyses are conducted using ultrasonic, eddy current, X-ray, magnetic particle, and dye penetrant tests. The largest waste-generating processes performed by the NDI are the X-ray, magnetic particle, and dye penetrant tests. Processes Performed: Process Codes X-ray process uses a small automatic film developer. Waste fixer is collected and taken to the Medical Clinic for silver recovery.

TS05

The magnetic particle process is used to test ferrous parts. The part to be inspected is immersed in an oil solution containing fluorescent coated magnetic particles. A magnetic field is applied, and the particles in the fluid align themselves to cracks in the part that are visible under ultraviolet light.

TS05

The dye penetrant test is used to test aluminum (non-ferrous) parts. The part is first submerged in a oil-based fluorescent dye penetrant bath. The part is then submerged in an emulsifier that removes the dye penetrant from the surface of the part. The part is then submerged in a developer that brings the fluorescent dye penetrant to the surface of the cracks for viewing under a black light.

TS05

Some inspection penetrants in aerosol cans are used on the flightline. TS05 Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Fixing Bath, Photographic 6750013185782 80 gal. (CY01) Developer, Photo 6750013189969 80 gal. (avg.) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810002865435 8 gal. (avg.) Inspection Penetrant Remover 6850001608481 7, 12-oz. cn (CY01) Compound, Magnetic Inspection 6850008411347 5, 12-oz. Cn (avg.) Inspection Penetrant, ZP-14A 6850011210953 150 lbs. (avg.) Compound, Magnetic Inspection 6850011965472 35 gal. (avg.) Inspection Penetrant, ZL-27A 6850012638433 55 gal. (CY01) Inspection Penetrant Developer, Spray Can 6850012657234 2, 12-oz. cn (CY01) Inspection Penetrant, Spray Can 6850012674345 2, 12-oz. cn (CY01) Inspection Penetrant 6850012686706 15 gal. (CY01) Inspection Penetrant, ZR-10B 6850012686717 20 gal. (CY01) Paint, Latex White, Interior 801000F006425 26 gal (CY00) Oil, Two Cycle 9150001178791 1 pt (CY00) Waste Generation:



Waste Process Code

Spent Inspection Penetrant/Developer

HW (Profile 036)

993 lbs. (CY01) PX



314 MXS/MXMG Aerospace Ground Equipment (LR038) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMG Aerospace Ground Equipment Building 256 Shop Code: LR038 Activity Review: The Aerospace Ground Equipment (AGE) shop repairs, maintains, and provides administrative control of all ground equipment used in direct support of C-130 aircraft operations. The AGE shop maintains approximately 268 pieces of powered equipment and 179 pieces of non-powered equipment. Maintenance includes changing hydraulic fluid and engine oil, replacing batteries and tires, repairing and recharging air conditioning units, and touch-up painting. Processes Performed: Process Codes Hydraulic fluid and engine oil changes. PM07, PM08 Parts cleaning (primarily wheel bearings) using PD 680 Type III in parts washer. PM07 Battery and tire replacements. PM07 Touch-up painting. PM07 Repair and recharge of air conditioning units. PM07, PM01 Antifreeze recycling. PM07 Refrigerant recovery and recycling. PM07

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Flux, Soldering 3439002559935 1 lb. (CY00) Solder,Tin 3439005178208 1 sl (CY00) Gasket, Asbestos 5330009436383 1 ea (CY01) Battery, Sealed Lead Acid 6140013742243 21 ea. (avg.) Battery, Lead Acid 6140014574339 58 ea. (avg.) Diethylene Glycol Monobutyl Ether 6810003518185 4 gal. (CY00) Gas, Nitrogen 6830006169183 1 cy. (CY01) Tetrafluoroethane (HFC 134a) 6830013909622 330 lbs. (avg.) 200ppm Carbon Monoxide Balance Air 6840PCALBRATGAS 1, 25-oz cy (CY00) PD-680 Type II 6850002745421 5 gal. (CY00) Primer, Fuel Engine 6850008237861 108, 11-oz cn (avg.) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 8.5, 8-oz tu (avg.) Windshield Washer Fluid 6850009262275 39.5 pt. (avg.) Compound, Silicone 6850009279461 1, 5-oz tu (CY00) Fluid, Penetrating Liquid 6850009739091 3.5, 12-oz cn (avg.) Cleaner 6850013907816 312.5 gal. (avg.) Solvent, Cleaning 6850014312267 5 gal. (CY00) Antifreeze 6850014413218 82 gal. (avg.) Heat Sink Paste 6850P11511 1 tu (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Gloss Black 8010002906158 1gal. (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 4 cn (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010005843150 1 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Red 8010006167486 1 gal. (avg.) Compound, Walkway Black 37038 8010006410427 3.5 gal. (avg.) Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010007219744 1 pt. (CY01)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Paint, Traffic Yellow 8010013801768 20 gal. (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010014416006 87.5, 10-cc tu (avg.) Kit, Epoxy Primer Coating 8010014416031 91.5 ea (avg.) Concrete & Masonry Waterproofing Sealer 8010PMASNRYSEAL 10 gal. (CY01) Adhesive, Silicone Sealant 8030001450450 4, 8-oz tu (CY01) Antiseize Compound 8030002513980 1 lb. (CY01) Corrosion Preventive 8030005468637 2.5, 16-oz cn (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030007535004 1, 6-oz .ca (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030009369940 18.5, 8-oz. Cn (avg.) Silicone, Ultra Blue RTV Gasket 8030012991762 5.5, 3.35-oz tu (avg.) Corrosion Preventive 8030013470979 5, 14-oz cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040001429193 4.5, 1-bt bx (avg.) Adhesive 8040001450020 66, 3-oz tu (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 216.5 qts. (avg.) Oil, Hydraulic 9150001806290 275 gal. (avg.) Lubricating Oil, Engine SAE 30 9150001896729 110 gal. (CY00) Oil, Lubricating 10W 9150001912772 82.5 gal. (avg.) Oil 9150002402235 2 pt (CY01) Grease, Plug Valve 9150002575360 175 lb. (CY00) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 27.5, 4-oz cn (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid 9150006982382 5 qt (CY01) Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 66.5 qt (avg.) Lubricating Oil 9150011524119 330 gal. (avg.) Grease, GAA 9150011977693 118, 14-oz ca (avg.) Lubricant, Solid Film 9150012602534 16.5, 1-pt cn (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 3, 14-oz ca (CY00) Lubricating Oil, Gear 9150014140615 5 gal. (CY00) Oil, Gardfleet 15W-40 (Re-Refined) 9150014211432 440 gal. (CY00) Oil, Engine Gardfleet 15W-40 9150014228746 1,100 gal. (avg.) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Spray Wash Residue HW (Profile 067) 278 lbs. (CY00) Not Applicable Oil and Sludge (OWS Clean Out) Recycle/ Recover 4,870 lbs. (CY01) Not Applicable Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Antifreeze Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged JP-8 Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Dry Sweep HW No Data Not Applicable Spent Spill Pads HW No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Drained and Crushed Oil Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Tires Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMFR Refurbishment Shop (LR039) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMFR Refurbishment Shop Building 255(245) Shop Code: LR039 Activity Review: The Refurbishment Shop repairs and restores the interiors of C-130 aircraft. The aircrafts are refurbished every seven years. The shop processes approximately one aircraft every twenty-seven days, for a total of twelve C-130 aircraft each year. The interior of the aircraft is stripped to bare metal, necessary repairs are made, it is repainted, and equipment is replaced. Repainting is done at the Corrosion Control shop spray paint booth. Insulation and fabric panels are sent to the Survival Equipment Shop for refurbishing and then returned to the Refurbishment shop for installation. The shop is currently converting the aircraft from the Equipment Excellence paint scheme, which was primarily blue and beige, to the ENVIS paint scheme which is gray and black on the interior. Processes Performed: Process Codes Manual paint stripping of aircraft parts using sandpaper. AC01 Masking aircraft interior. AC01 Spray painting of aircraft interiors with polyurethane and epoxy enamels and thinner. AC01 Removing non-skid strips using naphtha. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Naphtha, Aliphatic 6810002388119 12.5, 1-gal. Cn (avg.) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810002865435 9 gal. Cn (avg.) Thinner, Aircraft Coating 8010001818080 142 gal (avg.) Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010002867758 16 qt (avg.) Paint, Enamel Lusterless Black 8010002970547 1 gal. (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 54 pt (avg.) Compound, Walkway Black 37038 8010006410427 29.5 gal. (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010007219743 9.5 pt (avg.) Paint, Enamel Poly Red 8010008897345 8.5 qt (avg.) Paint, Enamel Gray 8010009001622 97.5, 1-gal. (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane White 8010012853035 23 kt (avg.) Polyurethane Coating 8010012853554 41.5 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Coating 8010013055551 16 kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Gray 8010013363033 11.5 OZ kt (avg.) Paint, Polyurethane Gray 8010013456535 2.5 GL kt (avg.) Coating, Primer 8010014166556 56, 4-PT kt (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030000087203 52.5, PT kt (avg.) Sealant 8030001957660 1.5, 8-oz cn (avg.) Compound, Putty 8030002298735 0.5 kt (CY00) Use 803001 (sealing compound) 8030011840329 35, 6- oz ca (avg.) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 1, 4-gm, bx (CY00) Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 5.5, 3-tu (CY00) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 45.5, 24-cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040002981946 2, 8-cn (CY00) Oil, Tool 915000F000398 0.5, 16-oz (CY00) Oil, 30W 9150011784726 0.5 qt (CY00)



Waste Generation:


Paint Dust/Prep Materials HW (Profile 030) 80 lbs (CY00) AB Fuel Absorbent (JP-8) HW (Profile 018) 113 lbs (CY00) SC Fuel waterbottoms (JP-8) HW (Profile 019) 1196 lbs CY00) MS Sealant Rags/Cans w/MEK, Alodine

HW (Profile 032) 162 lbs (CY00) IO

Paint Waste HW (Profile 028) 187 lbs (avg.) PO Paint Spray Gun Cleaner HW (Profile 028) 54 lbs (CY00) PO Paint Cleaning Solvent HW (Profile 028) 416.5 lbs (avg.) PO, SO Paint Rags HW (Profile 031) 302.5 rags (avg.) PO Dust Bags/Filters with Cadmium/Chromium

HW(Profile 050) 9 bags/filters (CY00) IO

Waste Flammable Liquid (JP-8)

HW Profile One time (345RF) JP8

318 lbs (CY01) IO



314 MXS/MXMTC Isochronic Phase Maintenance Dock (LR040) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMTC Isochronic Phase Maintenance Dock

Building 250 Shop Code: LR040 Activity Review: The Isochronic Phase Maintenance Dock (ISO Dock) conducts all regular inspections of the C-130 aircraft based on flying hours and performs scheduled maintenance and repairs. Aircraft component repairs that cannot be completed by the ISO Dock are sent to the appropriate shop for repair. The Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK) controls tools and bench stock materials for the ISO Dock. The Aero Repair section (located in Cube 2 of Building 250) and the Wheel and Tire section (located in Cube 3) maintain the landing gear, wheels and tires, flight controls, and structural doors. The ISO Dock, CTK, and Aero Repairs are consolidated under one Shop Code (LR040) for hazardous materials and hazardous waste tracking. The Wheel and Tire Section is separate. Processes Performed: Process Codes Inspect, remove, repair, and reinstall aircraft components. AC01 Fluid and filter changes. AC01 Clean and lubricate components. AC01 Use of sealants and adhesives. AC01 Touch-up painting using aerosol spray enamel. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Flux, Soldering 3439002203827 1 pt (CY00) Flux, Soldering 3439002559935 1- 1 lb cn (CY00) Nonmetallic Special Shaped Seal 5330008022961 11 ft (CY00) Unknown 5330013775172 4 units (CY00) Alcohol, denatured 6810007822686 4- 6 ea bx (avg.) Molybdenum 6810008161025 1.5- 10 oz bt (avg.) Leak detector 6850001850423 1-1 gal bt (CY01) Desiccant, activated 6850002900042 1- 5 lb cn (CY01) Blue Dye 6850006649067 1 pt (CY00) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 2- 8 oz tu (avg.) Aircraft fuel system calibrating fluid 6850010115669 6.5-1 gal cn (avg.) Molecular Sieve Desiccant 6850011632954 13- 0.60 lb bg (avg.) Dry cleaning solvent type III 6850013313349 1.5- 1 gal cn (avg.) Envi-ro-tech 1677 universal 6850014535703 2.5- 12 oz cn (avg.) Aircraft cleaner 6850014610065 5.5- 24 bt bx (avg.) Paint, White enamel paint 8010002906983 13- 1 pt cn (avg.) Paint, Flat black lacquer 8010005825382 20.5 cn (avg.) Paint, Olive drab enamel 8010005843149 3 pt (avg.) Paint, Lacquer gray 8010007219750 15 pt (avg.) Paint, enamel white 8010013316105 3- 1 pt cn (CY01) Paint, enamel flat black 8010013316108 7 pt (CY01) Corrosion preventive 8030000625866 3- 1 gal cn (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030001520021 541- 8 oz ca (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030001520022 168.5- 2.50 oz ca (avg.) Antiseize Compound 8030002433285 13.5- 8 oz tu (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030004741419 255.5- 6 oz ca (avg.) Corrosion Preventive 8030005468637 2.5- 16 oz cn (avg.) Sealing Compound, High Temp 8030005997753 1.5- 7 oz tu (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Sealing Compound 8030007535004 9- 6 oz ca (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030007838886 68- 3.50 oz ca (avg.) So Sure Corrosion Preventive Compound 8030009381947 2- 16 oz cn (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030009652437 19- 90 ft ro (avg.) Resin Coating 8030009923156 1-1 gal cn (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030013702161 284.5- 6 oz ca (avg.) Epoxy Adhesive 8040000922816 12.5- 4 gm kt bx (avg.) Adhesive 8040001817548 12.5- 2 q kt (avg.) Super 74 foam fast adhesive 8040001817761 10.5- 24 oz cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040002981946 48.5- 8 oz cn (avg.) Silicone Adhesive 8040014506545 4- 3 oz tu (avg.) Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid 9150001497431 2474.5- 1 qt cn (avg.) Hydraulic oil 9150001806290 1- 55 gal dr (avg.) Grease, plug valve 9150001900926 1-8 oz cn (CY01) Petrolatum, Technical 9150002500926 5- 1.75 lb cn (avg.) Lubricating Instrument Oil 9150002575449 43.5- 4 oz cn (avg.) Grease, plug valve 9150002618290 2-24 ea bc (avg.) Lubricating oil 9150004580075 29.5- 16 oz cn (avg.) Lubricating oil 9150005421430 81.5- 4 oz cn (avg.) Lubricating Molybdenum oil 9150005437220 3.5-1 lb cn (avg.) Lubricating compound 9150008237860 6.5- 16 oz cn (avg.) Aircraft Grease 9150009355851 2- 35 lb cn (CY00) Lubricant 9150009547422 18 qt (CY01) Lubricating Turbine Oil 9150009857099 6287 qt (avg.) Break-Free Cleaner 9150010546453 15.5 pt (avg.) Solid Film Lubricant 9150012602534 5 pt (CY00) Aircraft Grease 9150012623358 272- 14 oz ca (CY01) Solid Film Lubricant 9150013804235 92.5- 11oz cn (avg.)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Adhesive Sealant Wet (Chromate) HW (Profile 021) 5 lb (CY01) MS Antiseize Compound HW (Profile OT7) 0 lb (CY00) MS Calibrating Fluid, Contaminated HW (Profile OT3) 58 lb (CY01) MS Diethylenetriamine, Tech HW (Profile

6810009954804) 3 lb (CY01) MS

Epoxy Resin 828 HW (Profile 8030009923156)

9 lb (CY01) MS

Flux Soldering HW (Profile 343900FLUX)

1 lb (CY00) IO

Flux Soldering HW [Profile ONE TIME 01 (345pm)06]

1 lb (CY01) IO

Layout Dye HW (Profile 685000BLUEDYE)

1 lb (CY00) IO

Sealant Hardened HW (Profile 021) 284 lb (CY00) 149 lb (CY01) 216.5 lb (avg.)

MS

Sealing Compound HW (Profile ONE TIME1)

19 lb (CY00) MS

Sealing Compound

HW (Profile

1 lb (CY00)

MS




Waste Process Code

8040XADHESIVE) Sealing Compound, Adhesion Promoter Part 1

HW (Profile 382ES003)

7 lb (CY01) MS



314 MXS/MXMTR Wheel and Tire (LR041) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMTR Wheel and Tire Building 250 (Cube 3) Shop Code: LR041 Activity Review: The Wheel and Tire shop maintains the nose and main landing gear tires and wheels on the C-130 aircraft. Approximately 720 wheel and tire assemblies are received annually from the flight line and the ISO Dock. Wheel components that cannot be repaired at the Wheel and Tire shop are sent to the Depot for repair. Tires are returned to Depot for rebuilding. Processes Performed: Process Codes Remove, disassemble, repair, and replace wheels and tires. AC01 Clean bearings in solvent parts washer using PD 680 Type III. AC01 Clean wheels in aqueous parts washer using Calla 296. AC01 Lubricate bearings and wheel components. AC01 Remove, disassemble, repair, and replace wheels and tires. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Cleaner, Solvent 6850013313350 1- 55 gal dr (CY00) Compound, Solvent 6850014232726 1- 55 gal dr (CY00) Compound, Antiseize 8030010445034 4.5 lb (avg.) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 12.5, 4- oz cn (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150009355851 3.5, 35-lb cn (avg.)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Sludge Floor Sweeper HW (Profile 345TS003)

422.5 LB (CY00 avg.) SC

Waste Water (Big Blue) HW (Profile 052) 1740 LB(CY00) SO Waste Sludge (Big Blue) HW (Profile 029) 453.5 LB (avg.) SO Jet Wash Liquid with Cadmium & Chromium

HW (Profile 052) 1435 LB (CY00) SO

Parts Washer Sludge HW (Profile 054) 197 LB (avg.) SO Tires Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Wheel Components that cannot be repaired

Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMP Propulsion Flight Jet Engine Maintenance (LR043) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMP Propulsion Flight Jet Engine Maintenance

Building 356 Shop Code: LR043 Activity Review: The Propulsion Flight jet engine maintenance shop performs scheduled maintenance and major repairs to C-130 aircraft engines. Processes Performed: Process Codes Break down and rebuild aircraft engines. AD05 Inspect, repair, and replace aircraft engine components. RR05, PM05 Replace parts, fluids, and filters. PM05 Clean parts in solvent parts washer using Formula 724. PM05 Lubricate parts and engine components. PM05 Use of sealants and adhesives. PM05 Touch-up painting using aerosol spray enamel. PM05

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Solder, Lead Alloy 3439001886988 4 sl (avg.) Unknown substance 5330013775172 12 units (CY01) Battery, storage 6140014574339 5 units (CY01) Methyl Ethyl Ketone 6810002812785 11.5- 1 gal cn (avg.) Molybdenum 6810008161025 1- 10 oz bt (avg.) Diethylenetriamine 6810009954804 1- 16 oz bt (CY00) Cleaner, Aircraft 6850000055305 78.50- 16 oz cn (avg.) Leak Detector 6850006211819 147- 4 oz bt (avg.) Calibrating Fluid, Aircraft Fuel System 6850010115669 5- 1 gal cn (CY01) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 58.5 pt (avg.) Corrosion Preventive 8030000625866 5- 1 gal cn (CY01) Compound, Sealing 8030004741419 20- 6 oz ca (CY00) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 1- 7 oz tu (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030007535008 152.50- 2.50 oz ca (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030009369940 3.50- 8 oz cn (avg.) Coating, Resin 8030009923156 1- 1 gal cn (CY00) Sealant 8030011520969 1.50- 4 oz tu (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030013702161 16- 6 oz ca (CY01) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 3- 4.00 gm kt bx (avg.) Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 12.50- 3 oz tu (avg.) Adhesive, Liquid 8040002009190 2 qt (avg.) Adhesive, Primer 8040005985164 5 qt (avg.) Adhesive 8040007770631 8- 4 oz tu kt (avg.) Adhesive 8040011254675 5- 1 gal cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040012032251 1- 1 gal kt (avg.) Hardener, Adhesive Boscodur 9r 8040013334824 6.5- 8 pt cn (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 356 qt (avg.) Oil, Lubricating 9150002316676 3- 55 gal dr (CY01) Petrolatum, Technical 9150002500926 7- 1.75 lb cn (avg.) Unknown 9150002500933 1 cn (CY00) Unknown 9150005421430 2- 7.5 lb cn (CY01)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Oil, Lubricating, Molybdenum 9150005437220 2- 1 lb cn (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150009354017 1.50- 14 oz ca (avg.) Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 492- 1 qt cn (avg.) Grease, Automotive, and Artillery 9150011977693 3- 14 oz ca (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 1.5- 14 oz ca (avg.)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process

Code Adhesive Magna Tac M688 HW (Profile 8040ADHESIVE) 8 lb (CY00) SO Adhesive Thermoplastic Synthetic Rubber & Re

HW (Profile 804000WSTADHESIVE)

2 lb (CY00) SO

Asbestos Gaskets HW (Profile 533000ASBGASK)

118 lb (CY00) MS

PS, Sticks, Brushes w/ Bostic Glue & MEK

HW (Profile 024) 89.5 lb (avg.) SO

Jet Wash Liquid with Cadmium

HW (Profile 006) 619 lb (CY01) SO

Jet Wash Liquid with Cadmium, Lead, Silver


Mixture, MEK & Calibration Fluid

HW (Profile OT 3) 12 lb (CY01) SO



314 MXS/MXMPD Test Cell (LR044) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMPD Test Cell Building 391 Shop Code: LR044 Activity Review: The Propulsion Flight jet engine test cell performs diagnostic testing of C-130 aircraft engines and propellers. The 463 LSS and the 189 ANG Test Cells are co-located within the 314 MXS Test Cell facility. Processes Performed: Process Codes Install aircraft engine on the test stand and connect to JP-8 fuel, engine oil, and hydraulic fluid.

TS04

Start and run the engine to diagnose problems or verify engine performance.

TS04

Perform minor engine maintenance. TS04

Material Usage:


Urea Solid 6810011989398 250 lbs. (CY01) Cleaner, Engine (Compressor Wash) 6850001817594 27.5 gal. Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 1, 3-oz. tu Oil, Hydraulic 9150001806290 412.5 gal. Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 45 gal. Lubricating Grease 9150011977693 1, 14-oz ca Waste Generation:


OWS Sludge Non-RCRA 835 lbs. (CY00) OS OWS Sludge HW (Profile 048) 4,320 lbs. (CY01) OS Purged JP-8 Recycle/ Recover No Data No Data Empty Aerosols MSW No Data No Data



314 MXS/MXMCE Environmental Electric (LR045) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMCE Environmental Electric Building 242 Shop Code: LR045 Activity Review: Environmental Electric maintains, cleans, and repairs aircraft environmental and electrical systems such as lights, ovens, landing gear control handles, and other electrical components on the C-130 aircraft. Environmental Electric also maintains, cleans and repairs aircraft liquid oxygen (LOX) systems. Processes Performed: Process Codes Electrical component testing, maintenance, and repair. AC01 Cleaning LOX components using 141b. AC01 Maintain and replace batteries. AC01 Some painting of components using aerosol spray can paint. AC01 Some soldering and gluing. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Storage 6140012661633 30.50 units (avg.) Isopropyl Alcohol, Technical 6810009838551 1.50- 1 qt cn (avg.) Gas, Nitrogen 6830006169183 21.50- 288.75__ cy (avg.) Gas, Carbon Dioxide 6830006826841 38- 50 lb cy (CY01) Gas, Oxygen, Aviators 6830008089530 43- 353.21 oz cy (CY01) Gas, Carbon Dioxide 6830P0028644460 43- 423__ cy (CY01) Leak Detector 6850006211819 12- 4 oz bt (avg.) Compound, Leak Test 6850006211820 4- 4 oz bt (CY01) Solvent, Cleaning 6850009845853 1- 5 gl cn (CY01) Paint, Black Stencil 7510004697910 2- 1 pt cn (CY00) Paint, Enamel Black 8010002906984 5 pt (CY00) Paint, Lacquer 8010005152487 2 pt (CY01) Paint, Enamel White 8010005843150 1 pt (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Gray 8010007219750 2 pt (CY00) Corrosion Preventive Compound 8030001450111 5- 1 pt cn (avg.) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 1.5- 7 oz tu (avg.) So Sure Corrosion Preventive Cmpd. 8030009381947 1- 16 oz cn (CY01) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 2- 4 gm bx kt (CY01) Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 1- 3 oz tu (CY00) Oil, 30w 9150011784726 1.50 qt (avg.)

Waste Generation:


Antistatic and Cleaning Compound

HW (Profile 036) 4 LB (CY00) SO

Used Circuit Boards Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Spent Batteries Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Spent Copper Wire Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Purged Transformer Oil Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Purged Hydraulic Fluids Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Purged Cutting Oil Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMCF Fuel Systems (LR046) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMCF Fuel Systems Building 280 Shop Code: LR046 Activity Review: The Fuel Systems section maintains and repairs internal wing fuel tanks and external under wing fuel tanks for the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Drain JP-8 fuel and fire suppression foam from tanks. AC01 Test fuel tanks for leaks. AC01 Disassemble, repair, and reassemble fuel tanks. AC01 Clean fuel tank components. AC01 Use of lubricants and sealants. AC01

Material Usage:


Gasket, Asbestos 5330006843606 11 units (avg.) Calibrate Oxygen Test Kit 6665013534882 10 units (avg.) Ammonium hydroxide 6810002229643 1- 5 pt bt (avg.) Phenolphthalein, ACS 6810002237612 4- 1 li bt (avg.) Methyl isobutyl ketone 6810002863785 7.00 gal. (avg.) Alcohol, isopropyl 6810002865435 7.67 gal. (avg.) Hydrogen gas 6830013601866 3- 46.25 cyl. (CY00) Methane gas 6830013708166 4.50 cyl. (avg.) Leak Detector 6850001850423 3.5 gal. (avg.) Sealing compound 8030001520021 17- 8 oz ca (avg.) Sealing compound 8030001520022 52- 2.5 oz ca (avg.) Sealing compound 8030007535008 44- 2.5 oz ca (avg.) Sealing compound 8030009355841 13- 1 oz sx (avg.) Sealing compound 8030012905134 116 kt (avg.) Sealing compound 8030012905136 95 kt (avg.) Adhesive, epoxy 8040000922816 3.5- 4.00 gm bx kt (avg.) Petrolatum. Technical 9150002500926 12- 1.75 lb cn (CY00) Red dye 681000N070604 3- 1 qt cn (CY01) Blue dye 8030PFCC-BLUE 4- 1 qt cn (CY01) Repair putty 8040PPTY230 1- 3 lb bx (CY00)

Waste Generation:


Fuel Absorbent (JP-8)

HW (Profile 018) 114 lb (CY00) SC

Waste Isopropanol, Solution


Purged Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged JP-8 Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable




Waste Oil and Sealants

MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 MXS/MXMCP Hydraulics (LR047) Shop Identification: 314 MXS/MXMCP Hydraulics Building 242 Shop Code: LR047 Activity Review: The Hydraulics section maintains, replaces, repairs, and tests all hydraulic components on the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Drain and replace hydraulic fluids. AC01 Clean brake assemblies and metal parts using parts washers. AC01 Replace brake pads. AC01 Use of grease, sealants, and adhesives. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Insulator 1630008995748 535 units (avg.) Cleaner, Solvent 6850013313350 1- 55 gal dr (avg.) Daraclean 235 6850014066937 1- 5 gal cn (CY01) Marker, Uni-Paint 7520012074167 3- 6 ea se (CY00) Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010002867758 2 qt (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030001112762 4.50- 50 cc bt (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030001520021 36- 8 oz ca (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030001520022 34- 2.5 oz ca (avg.) Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 7.00- 8 oz ca (avg.) Sealant 8030005844399 53- 6.5 ct kt (avg.) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 2- 24 oz cn (CY00) Adhesive 8040002981946 6- 8 oz cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040006644318 3 pt (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 180 qt (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497432 80.5 gal (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150001817724 13.5- 8 oz tu (avg.)

Lubricating oil, general purpose 9150005421430 2.5- 4 oz cn (avg.)

Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 1- 14 oz ca (CY00) Waste Generation:


Sludge Cadmium HW (Profile 382ES005)

155 lb (CY00) IO

Water Jet Washer HW (Profile 038) 1,984 lb (avg.) SO Jet Wash Liquid with Cadmium


Absorbent Pads, Contains Sludge

HW (Profile 029) 26 lb (CY00) SC

Waste Sludge HW (Profile 029) 194 lb (CY01) SO Parts Washer Sludge HW (Profile 054) 253 lb (CY01) SO Purged Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



314 AMXS/MXASTB (Blue) 62nd ALS CTK (LR053) Shop Identification: 314 AMXS/MXASTB (Blue) 62nd ALS CTK Building 238 Shop Code: LR053 Activity Review: The 62nd ALS CTK Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK) maintains tools, test kits, and bench stock to supply and support flightline maintenance for the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Maintain, issue, and inventory tools, tool boxes, and test kits. AC02 Maintain and issue bench stock (parts and materials) for maintenance activities.

AC02

Hazardous materials and hazardous waste management. AC02 Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Flux, Liquid 3439000098808 1 qt. (CY00) Flux, Soldering 3439002559935 1 lb. (CY00) Flux, Soldering 3439004001972 1, 4-oz bt (CY01) Gasket, Asbestos 5330005991320 4 ea (CY00) Oil, Electrical 5970009015331 1, 2-oz. bt (CY01) Battery, Nonrechargeable, B810-418A 6135010094929 33 ea. (avg.) Battery Pack, Lithium, 7938174-55 6135011086057 10 ea (avg.) Battery, Nonrechargeable, BA-5372 6135012146441 8 pg (CY00) Battery, Photolife Lithium 6135013511131 3 ea (CY01) Battery, Lithium Sulfur Dioxide 6135014475082 1 pg (CY01) Alcohol, Denatured 6810002010904 135 gal. (avg.) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810002865435 6 gal. (avg.) Alcohol, Denatured 6810005437415 168.5 gal. (avg.) Desiccant, Activated 6850002900042 5 lbs. (CY01) Dye, Blue 6850006649067 1 pt. (CY00) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 2, 8-oz.. tu (avg.) Desiccant, Molecular Sieve 6850011632954 120 lbs. (avg.) Cleaner, LPS High Purity Noflash 6850013980987 6, 12-oz cn (avg.) Compound, Solvent 6850014344409 24, 15-oz cn (avg.) Antifreeze 6850014413218 9 gal. (avg.) Glass Cleaner 7930009012088 16.5 gal. (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 4 pt (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 4 pt (avg.) Paint, Enamel Olivedrab 8010005843149 2 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010005843150 1 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010007219744 3 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Blue 8010007219746 2 pt (avg.) Paint, Enamel Flat Black 8010013316108 1 pt (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030000087200 10 qt kt (CY01) Corrosion Preventive 8030000625866 0.5 gl (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Sealing Compound 8030000812333 5, 10-bt (CY00) Corrosion Preventive Compound 8030001450111 2 pt (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030001520021 56.5 ca (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030001520022 202.5 ca (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030001817925 0.5 qt kt (avg.) Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 8.5. 8-oz tu (avg.) Compound, Sealing 8030004741419 5, 6-oz ca (avg.) Corrosion Preventive 8030005468637 1, 16-cn (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030005982910 4 kt (avg.) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 2.5, 7-oz tu (avg.) Compound, Sealing 8030007838886 7.5, 3.50-oz. cn (avg.) Corrosion Preventive 8030008387788 55 gal. (CY00) Oil, Lubricating, WD-40 8030008387789 8, 16-oz cn (CY01) Compound, Putty 8030009045760 54 kt (avg.) Sealant 8030011186251 5 kt (avg.) Sealant 8030013647364 1, 12-pt kt (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030013702161 19.5, 6-oz. Ca (avg.) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 5, 4-gm bx (avg.) Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 5.5, 3-oz. tu (avg.) Adhesive 8040001429193 5, 1-bt bx (avg.) Adhesive, Rubber Base 8040001520063 1.5, 2-bt (avg.) Adhesive 8040001658614 4 qt (avg.) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 4, 24-oz cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040002981946 30, 8-oz cn (avg.) Adhesive, Primer 8040005985164 1 qt (CY00) Primer Adhesive 8040010421422 1.5 pt (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150001450268 25 lbs. (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 1,005 gal. (avg.) Petrolatum, Technical 9150002500926 5.25 lbs. (avg.) Oil, Lubricating, Instrument 9150002575449 35.5, 4-oz cn (avg.) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 734, 4-oz. cn (avg.) Oil, Lubricating, Molybdenum 9150005437220 1 lb (avg.) Lubricating Compound, Dimethylsilicone 9150008237860 2, 16-oz cn (CY00) Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 516.25 gal. (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150009857245 1, 8-oz. tu (CY00) Lubricant, Solid Film 9150012602534 3 pts. (CY00) Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 6, 14-oz ca (avg.) Lubricant, Solid Film 9150013804235 11.5, 11-oz. cn (avg.) Oil, Engine 9150014211427 127 qt (avg.)



Waste Generation:


Waste Process

Code Denatured Alcohol with Cadmium and Chromium

HW (Profile 037) 340 lbs. (CY01) MS

Fuel Absorbent (JP-8) HW (Profile 018) 148 lbs. (CY01) SC Off Spec Bromochlorodifluoromethane HW (Profile 064) 5 lbs. (CY00) MS Sealant Hardened (Chromate) HW (Profile 021) 59 lbs. (avg.) IO Universal Waste Batteries (Lithium) HW (Profile 012) 5 lbs. (CY01) IO Universal Waste Batteries (NiCad) HW (Profile 017) 20 lbs. (CY01) IO Empty Containers MSW No Data Empty Aerosol Cans MSW No Data Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data

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314 AMXS/MXASTA (Black) 53rd ALS CTK (LR054) Shop Identification: 314 AMXS/MXASTA (Black) 53rd ALS CTK Building 294 Shop Code: LR054 Activity Review: The 53rd ALS (Black) Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK) maintains tools, test kits, and bench stock to supply and support flightline maintenance for the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Maintain, issue, and inventory tools, tool boxes, and test kits. AC02 Maintain and issue bench stock (parts and materials) for maintenance activities.

AC02


Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Superior Supersafe No. 30 Flux 3439000095449 1 pt (CY00) Flux, Soldering 3439004001972 5, 4-oz bt (CY01) Solder, Tin 3439005178208 2 sl (avg.) Gasket, Asbestos 5330005991320 8 ea (CY00) Gasket 5330008908102 1 pg (CY00) Gasket 5330013775172 3 ea (avg.) Battery, Non-rechargeable, B810-418A 6135010094929 40 ea (avg.) Battery Pack, Lithium, 7938174-55 6135011086057 16 ea (avg.) Battery, Non-rechargeable, BA-5372 6135012146441 5 pg (avg.) Battery, Photo-life Lithium 6135013511131 30 ea (CY01) Battery, Lithium Sulfur Dioxide 6135014475082 4 pg (avg.) Battery, Storage 6140013158599 6 ea (CY00) Alcohol, Denatured 6810002010904 108 gal. (CY01) Methyl Ethyl Ketone 6810002648983 11, 3-oz. Bt (avg.) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810002865435 10.5 gal. (avg.) Alcohol, Denatured 6810005437415 122.5 gal. (avg.) Desiccant, Activated 6850002900042 15 lbs. (CY01) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 2, 8-oz. tu (CY00) Windshield Washer Fluid 6850009262275 11 pts. (avg.) Upper Limits 685000F015481 5 gal. (CY00) Desiccant, Molecular Sieve 6850011632954 42 lbs. (CY00) Compound, Solvent 6850014344409 9, 15-oz cn (CY00) Emulsifier 793000N039064 5 gal. (CY00) Damp Mop 7930013359863 15 gal. (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 9 pt. (CY01) Paint, Enamel Black 8010002906984 4 pt (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 8 pt cn (avg.) Paint, Enamel White 8010005843150 3 pt (avg.) Paint, Enamel Green 8010005843154 2 pt (avg.) Paint, Lacquer Gray 8010007219750 3.5 pt (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010008529033 8.5 pt (avg.) Paint, Enamel Flat Black 8010013316108 13 pt (avg.) Corrosion Preventive Compound 8030001450111 2 pt (avg.) Compound, Sealing 8030001520021 102.5 ca (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030001520022 258.5, 2.50-oz ca (avg.) Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 4.5, 8-oz tu (avg.) Corrosion Preventive 8030005468637 1, 16-oz. cn Sealing Compound 8030005982910 28 kt (CY00) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 2, 7-oz. tu (CY01) Compound, Sealing 8030007838886 14.5, 3.50-ca (avg.) Compound, Putty 8030009045760 21 kt (avg.) Compound, Antiseize 8030010445034 2 lb (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030013702161 17, 6-oz. Ca (avg.) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 5, 4-gm bx (avg.) Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 5.5, 3-oz tu (avg.) Adhesive 8040001429193 4.5, 1-bt bx (avg.) Adhesive 8040001450020 1, 3-oz tu (avg.) Adhesive 8040001658614 1 qt. (CY00) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 15.5, 24-oz cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040002981946 30.5, 8-oz cn (avg.) Adhesive 8040007770631 2, 4-oz tu (CY00) Grease, Aircraft 9150001450268 12.5 lbs. (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 1,034 gal. (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497432 18 gal. (avg.) Grease, Plug Valve 9150001900926 2, 8-oz cn (avg.) Oil, Lubricating, Instrument 9150002575449 22.5, 4-oz cn (avg.) Compound, Lubricating 9150002617899 1.5 pt (avg.) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150002732397 12.5 gal. (avg.) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 327, 4-oz. cn (avg.) Hydraulic Fluid 9150006982382 2 qt (CY00) Lubricating Compound, Dimethylsilicone 9150008237860 23.5, 16-oz cn (avg.) Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 531.5 gal. (avg.) Oil, 30W 9150011784726 10 qt (CY00) Oil, Engine 9150013519019 16.5 bx (avg.) Lubricant, Solid Film 9150013804235 4, 11-oz cn (CY01) Oil, Engine 9150014211427 28 qt (avg.) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Fuel Absorbent (JP-8) HW (Profile 018) 354.5 lbs. (avg.) SC Sealant Hardened (Chromate) HW (Profile 021) 80.5 lbs. (avg.) IO Sealant Hardened (Chromate, Lead, MEK) HW (Profile 057) 11 lbs. (CY01) IO Universal Waste Batteries (Lithium) HW (Profile 012) 15 lbs. (CY01) MS




Waste Process Code

Universal Waste Batteries (NiCad) HW (Profile 003) 13 lbs. (CY01) MS Universal Waste Batteries (Mercury) HW (Profile 010) 6 lbs. (CY01) MS Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



314 AMXS/MXASD Dual Rail Support Equipment –21 Dual Rails Shop (LR056) Shop Identification: 314 AMXS/MXASD/Dual Rail Support Equipment. –21 Dual Rails Shop Bldg. 224B Shop Code: LR056 Activity Review: The Support Equipment -21 Dual Rails Shop is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and replacement of all loose equipment and the dual rails in the C-130 aircraft. Loose equipment includes oxygen bottles, cargo nets, and web seats. The shop handles 30 rail sets per year. Right hand locks are purchased from the contractor and are either replaced or overhauled by the contractor. The Support Equipment Shop repairs left hand locks and also replaces worn parts. Rails are made of magnesium composition. All parts of locks and rails in need of cleaning go to the control center for painting, touchup, and cleaning. Aerosol cans used for painting are turned into the HAZMO. High-pressure soap and water washers are used to wash rails. Less than 5 gallons of used oil are accrued from operations. The used oil is turned in to the recycle center on base. This shop uses approximately 1,250 pounds of rags per year. This shop participates in the base-wide rag recycling program. Materials turned in to DRMO include: scrap steel and aluminum removed from the aircraft that cannot be repaired, worn or damaged nylon fabric and webbing from the aircraft, and punctured and drained spray paint cans. The Dual Rails Shop performs the following waste-generating processes: Processes Performed: Process Codes Cleaning the rails produces used oil and rags. AC01, AC03 Repair generates scrap and damaged materials (mentioned above). PM01 Painting generates used aerosol cans. PA01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Antiseize Compound 8030010445034 2 lb (CY00) and 1 lb (CY01) Antiseize Compound 8030002433285 4-8 oz tubes (CY01) Lubricating Oil 9150004580075 5-16oz cans (CY00) Lubricating Oil 9150010355393 1-5 gal can (CY01) Yellow Enamel Paint 8010002867758 3 qt (CY00) and 4 qt (CY01) Yellow Lacquer Paint 8010007021053 5 pt (CY00) and 12 pt (CY01) 37038 Black Walkway Compound 8010006410427 1- 1 gal can (CY01) Aircraft Grease 9150009857245 1-8 oz tube (CY01) Adhesive 8040001429193 3-1 bt boxes (CY00)

1-1bt box (CY01) Waste Generation:


Used oil Recycle/ Recover No Data FC Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data SC Scrap materials Recycle/ Recover No Data MS Empty Aerosols MSW No Data MS Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 OPG/OSS Life Support (LR058) Shop Identification: 314 OPG OSS Life Support Building 294 Shop Code: LR058 Activity Review: The 314th OSS Life Support shop inspects and performs cleaning and minor maintenance on C-130 aircraft life support equipment. Processes Performed: Process Codes Remove glue from helmet shells. AC03 Clean of helmet components and oxygen masks using isopropyl alcohol.

AC03

Replace batteries in kits. AC03 Replace filters in chemical warfare masks. AC03 Use of sealants and adhesives. AC03

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Alkaline Manganese 6135010503193 138 ea (CY00) Battery, Lithuim Thionyl Chloride 6135013018776 20 ea (CY00) Battery, Lithium Non-Recharge (Unicor) 6135014557947 99 pg, 10-ea (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030000812333 15 bx (CY00) Adhesive 8040001429193 2 bt kt (avg.) Adhesive, Liquid 8040001429913 4 qt kt (avg.) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 2, 24-oz cn (CY00) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040007534800 3 kt (avg.) Waste Generation:



Waste Process Code

Universal Waste Batteries (Mercury) 010 75 lbs (CY01) BA Universal Waste Batteries (Lithium) 012 25 lbs (CY01) BA Chem WF Filters 004 22 lbs (CY01) MS



314 SVS Golf Course (LR071) Shop Identification: 314 SVS Golf Course Bldg 1075 Shop Code: LR071 Activity Review: The Golf Course maintenance division is responsible for operations and maintenance. All maintenance is performed on site. The oily rags from are taken to a satellite accumulation point (SAP) at the hobby shop. The HAZMO is used for all supplies. Insecticides are used three times in the summer. Pesticides are stored by the facility. Herbicides are used three times per year; the facility has currently switched to Atrizene from Simonize and Round-up. Sencor is also applied during June and July. The spaying units are tractor drawn units. There is a warehouse with two 250-gallon above ground storage tanks (ASTs) onsite (gas and diesel) inside secondary containment. Grease trap removal is contracted off base. There is an integrated no-mow policy on yard waste. Golf course irrigation uses pond water as a sprinkler. If there is a water shortage in effect they buy water from the city. The golf carts are battery operated and have a 6-year life expectancy. The carts are purchased and sold before the battery life is over therefore the golf course does not enforce a battery recycling program. An average of ten carts are purchased and sold each year. Processes Performed: Process Codes Vehicle maintenance. FA06, PM01 Grounds maintenance. FA06

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Herbicide, Image 684000F020844 20 gal (CY00)

80 gal (CY01) Antifreeze, Low Tox 6850PYA-947 5 gal (CY01) Castrol Syntec SAE 5W50 915000D020228 1 qt (CY01) Fertilizer 21-10-20 6810P21-10-20 150- 1 lb bg (CY01) Fertilizer, slow release 872000N041839 34 bg (CY01) Herbicide, liquid, PRINCEP 684000F027607 88 cs (CY01) Insecticide, AMDRO 6840012873913 2 bx (CY01) Insecticide, Carbaryl/Sevin 6840PCINSECTICD 2- 5 gal cn (CY01) Lawn Plex 6810PLAWN-PLEX 19 gal (CY01) Lubriguard Tractor/ Hydraulic Fluid 9150P702113 25- 5 gal cn (CY01) Marking Paint, Red 801000N027018 2- 18 gal cn (CY01) MSMA HC 685000N033970 106 cs (CY01) Multi-Purpose Gear Lubricant 915000F015287 7 qt (CY01) Oil, Lubricating, WD-40 8030008387789 2- 16 oz. Cn (CY01) Potassium Sulfate 6810PPOTASSIUM 124 bg (CY01) Ronstar 684000F031492 400 bg (CY01) Roundup 6840013880142 53- 30 gal dr cs (CY01) Rubigan,Fungicide 684000F029762 3- 6.5 gal cn (CY01) Sencor DF 684000F002741 15- 480 oz bx (CY01) Threadlocker, Pronto Red 6 ML 804000N034932 1 6 ml tu (CY01) Trimec 992 872000F055928 3- 1 gal cn (CY01)



Waste Generation:


Used oil Recycle/ Recover No Data FC Used Oil Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data MS Empty Aerosols MSW No Data MS Yard Waste MSW No Data MS Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



314 SVS/SVRA Auto Hobby Shop (LR074) Shop Identification: 314 SVS/SVRA Auto Hobby Shop Building 656 Shop Code: LR074 Activity Review: The Auto Hobby Shop is operated by SVCS and rents work areas and tools for automotive servicing including machine shop and body shop capabilities. About 2,000 hours per month of usage occurs from the rental business. Shop personnel perform maintenance on twenty-five SVCS vehicles. A self-service car wash and vacuum stations are located adjacent to the shop. Automotive service items and materials available for purchase at the Auto Hobby Shop are obtained through Warren Distribution, Inc. Supplies used in the shop are primarily local purchase using IMPAC card. Processes Performed: Process Codes Fluid and filter changes (POL and antifreeze). PM08 Brake and tire services including drum and rotor turning and fluid change.

PM08

Parts cleaning. CL01 Motor vehicle air conditioning servicing. PM08 Minor body repair (no painting). PM08 Abrasive glass bead blast in blast cabinet. PM08 Fluid and filter changes (POL and antifreeze). PM08

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Compound, Cleaning (Citrikleen HD) 7930-01-314-6133 248 gal. (avg.) Acetylene 6830-00-270-8216 1 cyl. (avg.) Gas, Oxygen 6830-00-292-0129 1 cyl. (avg.) Cleaner, Solvent 6850-P2-5205 12 gal. (avg.)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process

Code Antifreeze HW (Profile 034) 3,026lbs. (avg.) IO Brake Fluid HW (Profile 039) 165 lbs. (avg.) IO Fuel Filters HW (Profiles 002, 056) 36 lbs. (avg.) FC Oil Substance HW (Profile 034) 44 lbs. (CY01) FC OWS Sludge (OWS Clean Out)

Non-RCRA Waste 2,689 lbs. (CY00) OS

Sandblast Media HW (Profile 060) 206 lbs. (CY01) AB Used Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data FC Used Oil Filters Recycle/ Recover/ MSW No Data FC Absorbent Pads HW No Data SC Shop Rags Laundry Service (Recycle/

Recover) No Data SO

Scrap Metal Recycle/ Recover No Data IO Used Tires Turn-in No Data MS Batteries Turn-in No Data BA



314 SVS BX Shoppette Service Station (LR194 and LR195) Shop Identification: 314 SVS BX Shoppette, Service Station Bldg 1996 / 1035 Shop Code: LR194/ LR195 Activity Review: The BX Service Station responsibility is to perform general maintenance including oil changes, tire installation, and rotation. The three-bay car care center has six employees. All equipment in the station is serviced by an off-base contractor, it includes: two tire balance machines; one tire repair machine, three hydraulic lifts, one 250-gallon used oil tank; two 12,000 gallon underground storage tanks (UST) one containing unleaded 87 octane and one containing 91 octane. Five gallon drums of BH-38 cleaner/degreaser are purchased through Brown Janitor Supply. Tires are also purchased off-base. Used batteries, tires, and waste oil are picked up by an off-base contractor. The used tires are picked up two to three times a week by Vaughn tire of Jacksonville. The oil filters are crushed, drained and then thrown in the trash dumpster. There is no antifreeze service at the garage. Processes Performed: Process Codes Oil changes generate cleaner/ degreaser, waste oil, oil filters, and rags. PM08 Tire installation and rotation generate used tires. PM08

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. BH-38 Cleaner/Degreaser Not available No Data Unleaded gas, octane 87 Not available No Data Unleaded gas, octane 89 Not available No Data Unleaded gas, octane 91 Not available No Data Oil Not available No Data

Waste Generation:


Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data SC Waste oil Recycle/ Recover No Data FC Tires Turn-in No Data MS Oil Filters Currently MSW;

should be Recycled No Data Not Applicable

Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



463 AMXS (Green) 61st ALS AMU CTK (LR095) Shop Identification: 463 AMXS (Green) 61st ALS AMU CTK Building 264 Shop Code: LR095 Activity Review: The 61st ALS AMU CTK Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK) maintains tools, test kits, and bench stock to supply and support flightline maintenance for the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Maintain, issue, and inventory tools, tool boxes, and test kits. AC02 Maintain and issue bench stock (parts and materials) for maintenance activities.

AC02


Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Nonrechargeable, B810-418a 6135010094929 28 ea Battery Pack, Lithium, 7938174-55 6135011086057 15 ea (CY01) Battery, Nonrechargeable, BA-5372 6135012146441 13 pg Battery, Lithium Sulfur Dioxide 6135014475082 3 pg (CY01) Alcohol, Denatured 6810005437415 1 gal. (CY01) Leak Detector 6850006211819 1, 4-oz. bt (CY01) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 1.5, 8-oz. tu Windshield Washer Fluid 6850009262275 29 pt (CY01) Desiccant, Molecular Sieve 6850011632954 4.5, 0.60-lb. bg Compound, Solvent 6850014344409 3.5, 15-oz cn Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 5 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Olivedrab 8010005843149 3 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010005843150 3 pt (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Yellow 8010007021053 3 pt (CY00) Paint, Black 8010009357079 4 pt (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Orange 8010009588148 1 pt (CY00) Corrosion Preventive, Neoprene Maintenance Coating

8030001450111 1 pt (CY00)

Compound, Sealing 8030001520021 48.5, 8-oz. ca Compound, Sealing 8030001520022 42.5, 2.50-oz. ca Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 4, 8-oz. tu Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 4, 7-oz. tu Compound, Putty 8030009045760 19.5 kt Compound, Sealing 8030009652437 4, 90-ft ro (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030013702161 10, 6-oz. ca Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 3, 4-gm bx Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 12, 3-oz. tu Adhesive 8040001429193 6, 1-bt bx Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 8, 24-oz. cn Adhesive 8040002629011 10 pt



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Grease, Aircraft 9150001450268 7.5 lb. Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 393 gal. Petrolatum, Technical 9150002500926 2.63 lbs. Oil, Lubricating, Instrument 9150002575449 58.5, 4-oz cn Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 204, 4-oz cn Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 321 gal. Oil, Engine 9150013203706 27.5 qt. Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Fuel Waterbottoms (JP-8) HW (Profile 019) 145 lbs. (CY00) FC Sealant Hardened (Chromate) HW (Profile 021) 22 lbs. (CY01) MS Fuel Absorbent (JP-8) HW (Profile 018) 159 lbs. (CY01) SC Waste Flammable Liquid (JP-8) HW [Profile ONE TIME

(345RF)JP8] 134 lbs. (CY01 FC

Paint Wastes HW No Data Not Applicable Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



463 AMXS (Red) 50th ALS AMU CTK (LR096) Shop Identification: 463 AMXS (Red) 50th ALS AMU CTK Building 216 Shop Code: LR096 Activity Review: The 50th ALS AMU CTK Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK) maintains tools, test kits, and bench stock to supply and support flightline maintenance for the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process

Codes Maintain, issue, and inventory tools, tool boxes, and test kits. AC02 Maintain and issue bench stock (parts and materials) for maintenance activities. AC02 Hazardous materials and hazardous waste management. AC02

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Flux, Soldering 3439002559935 1 lb. (CY01) Solder, Tin Alloy 3439005554629 3, 16-oz. sl Battery, Nonrechargeable, B810-418A 6135010094929 12 ea Battery Pack, Lithium, 7938174-55 6135011086057 10 ea (CY01) Battery, Nonrechargeable, BA-5372 6135012146441 10 pg (CY00) Battery, Photolife Lithium 6135013511131 67 ea (CY00) Battery, Lithuim Thionyl Chloride 6135013702599 6 ea (CY01) Battery, Lithium Sulfur Dioxide 6135014475082 3 pg (CY01) Isopropyl Alcohol 6810009838551 2 qt (CY01) Leak Detector 6850006211819 5, 4-oz bt (CY01) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 1, 8-oz. tu (CY01) Windshield Washer Fluid 6850009262275 57, 1-pt bx Desiccant, Molecular Sieve 6850011632954 2, 0.6-bg (CY00) Cleaner, LPS High Purity Noflash 6850013980987 54, 12-oz ea (CY01) Compound, Solvent 6850014344409 4, 15-oz cn (CY00) Paint, Enamel Black 8010002906984 9.5 pt cn Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 20.5 pt cn Paint, Enamel Olivedrab 8010005843149 6 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010005843150 3 pt (CY01) Compound, Walkway Black 37038 8010006410427 1 gl (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010007219743 11 pt cn Paint, Enamel Flat Black 8010013316108 24 pt (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030000087196 4 kt (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030000087207 1.5 kt Compound, Sealing 8030001520021 17-ca Sealing Compound 8030001520022 79.5, 2.50-oz. ca Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 5, 8-oz. tu Compound, Sealing 8030004741419 9.5, 6-oz ca Corrosion Preventive 8030005468637 2, 16-o. cn (CY00) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 2, 7-oz. tu (CY01)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Compound, Sealing 8030007838886 20, 3.50-oz. ca Sealant 8030011186251 9 kt Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 4, 4-gm bx Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 4, 3-oz. tu Adhesive 8040001429193 3.5, 1-bt bx Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 7.5, 24-oz. cn Adhesive 8040002981946 14.5, 8-oz. cn Grease, Aircraft 9150001450268 12.5 lbs. Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 565.25 gal. Brake Fluid, DOT 3 9150002319071 1 gal. (CY00) Petrolatum, Technical 9150002500926 7 lbs. (CY01) Oil, Lubricating, Instrument 9150002575449 3, 4-oz cn (CY00) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 302, 4-oz. cn Oil, Lubricating, Molybdenum 9150005437220 11 lb Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 340.25 gal. Grease, Aircraft 9150009857245 2, 8-oz. tu (CY01) Oil, Engine 9150011784725 12 qt (CY01) Oil, 30W 9150011784726 26 qt Lubricant, Solid Film 9150012602534 6.5, 1-pt cn Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150013874577 110 gal. Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150013887769 36 gal. (CY01) Waste Generation:


Waste Process

Code Sealant Hardened (Chromate) HW (Profile 021) 29 lbs. MS Fuel Absorbent (JP-8) HW (Profile 018) 294 lbs. (CY01) SC Sealant Hardened (Lead) HW (Profile 007) 17 lbs. (CY01) MS Sealing Compound, Base Part 2 HW [Profile ONE TIME

(584RD)2] 5 lbs. (CY01) MS

Sealing Compound, Accelerator Part 2

HW [Profile ONE TIME (349AG)02]

1 lb. (CY01) MS

Sealing Compound, Base HW [Profile ONE TIME 01(584RD)4]

9 lbs. (CY01) MS

Sealing Compound, Accelerator HW [Profile ONE TIME 01(584RD)5]

2 lbs. (CY01) MS

Sealing Compound HW [Profile ONE TIME 01(584RD)6]

2 lbs. (CY01) MS

Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not available Used Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not available Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not available Empty Containers MSW No Data Not available



463 MOS/ERRC Engine Regional Repair Center (ERRC) (LR042) Shop Identification: 463 MOS/ERRC Engine Regional Repair Center (ERRC) Building 356 Shop Code: LR042 Activity Review: The Engine Regional Repair Center (ERRC) provides higher-level maintenance on the T-56 engine for the C-130 aircraft. The ERRC rebuilds and overhauls approximately 120 C-130 aircraft engines per year for various customers throughout the Air Force. The 314 MXS Corrosion Control shop in Building 282 provides paint support to the ERRC. Processes Performed: Process Codes Overhaul, repair, and rebuild aircraft engines. AC01, AD05, RR05 Replace parts. AC01 Clean and lubricate engine components. AC01 Use of sealants and adhesives. AC01 Touch-up painting using aerosol spray enamel. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Brazing Alloy Silver 3439002624188 15 to (CY01) Flux, Soldering 3439004001972 1- 4 oz bt (CY01) Gasket 5330000237623 1 unit (CY00) Gasket 5330005991320 90 units (avg.) Gasket 5330008908102 2 pg (CY00) Gasket 5330013775172 40 units (CY01) Battery, Storage 6140014574339 1 unit (CY01) Methyl Ethyl Ketone 6810002812785 2 gal (CY01) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810002865435 29 galL (avg.) Molybdenum 6810008161025 3- 10 oz bt (CY00) Cleaner, Aircraft 6850000055305 1- 16 oz cn (CY01) Dye, Blue 6850006649067 1- 1 pt cn (avg.) Compound, Solvent 6850012770595 5- 5 gal cn (avg.) Cleaner, Aircraft 6850013395228 3- 55 gal dr (avg.) Cleaner, Degreaser 6850014319025 4.50- 50 lb co (avg.) Cleaner, Degreaser 7930013815917 3- 30 gal dr (CY01) Paint, Enamel Olivedrab 8010005843149 8.50 pt (avg.) Paint, Acrylic, Anti-Slip 801000D007411 1 cn (CY00) Anti-Seize Compound 8030001050270 8- 1 lb cn (CY01) Corrosion Preventive 8030001180666 5- 11 oz cn (avg.) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 3- 7 oz cn (avg.) So Sure Corrosion Preventive Cmpd 8030009381947 2- 16 oz cn (CY00) Sealant 8030011520969 74.50- 4 oz tu (avg.) Sealing Compound 8030013702161 24- 6 oz ca (CY01) Corrosion Preventive 8030013965735 1- 1 pt cn (CY00) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 5- 4 gm kt bx (avg.) Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 92- 3 oz tu (avg.) Adhesive 8040001450450 8- 2.80 oz tu (avg.) Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 3- 24 oz cn (CY01) Adhesive 8040004334065 7.5 qt (avg.) Adhesive, Permatex 804000N092818 10- 11 oz cn(avg.) Adhesive, Silicone 8040014506545 5- 3 oz tu (avg.) Petrolatum, Technical 9150002500926 3.5- 1.75 lb cn (avg.)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 1011- 1 qt cn (avg.) Oil 915000F017569 1 bx (avg.) Cleaner, Break Free 9150010546453 7- 1 pt bt (avg.) Oil, 30W 9150011784726 4.5 qt (avg.) Grease Automotive and Artillery 9150011977693 17- 14 oz ca (avg.) Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 3.5- 14 oz ca (avg.)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Asbestos Gaskets HW (Profile 533000ASBGASK)

0 lb (CY00) MS

Fuel Absorbent (JP-8) HW (Profile 018) 186 lb (CY00) SC Sludge Cadmium HW (Profile 382ES005) 1278 lb (CY00) IO Fuel Resistant Coating HW (Profile

8040XADHESIVE) 6 lb (CY00) IO

Jet Wash Liquid with Cd HW (Profile 382ES005) 3,631 lb (CY00) IO Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosol Cans MSW No Data Not Applicable Used Oil Recycle / Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Pallets Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Drained and Crushed Oil Filters


Cardboard Boxes Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Waste Grease HW No Data Not Applicable Used Parts Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



463 Lockheed Martin Contract Maintenance Shop (LR049) Shop Identification: 463rd Lockheed Martin Maintenance Shop Bldg 350 Shop Code: LR049 Activity Review: The Lockheed Martin maintenance shop is responsible for quick engine turbine kit components for C-130 including rebuilding, refurbishing, rehabilitation, overhaul, and delivery. The shop also performs turbine casing repairs for region bases and provides support to other bases within a 72-hour notice. There are seven shop personnel who average one complete casing repair every two weeks. The shop generates paper waste instead of participating in the rag program. Used parts are recycled on a one-for-one basis. Processes Performed: Process Codes Overhaul, repair, and rebuild aircraft engine components. AC01, AD05, RR05 Replace parts. AC01 Clean and lubricate engine components. AC01 Use of sealants and adhesives. AC01 Parts cleaning using parts washer. AC01 Touch-up painting using aerosol paints. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Sealing Compound 8030011045396 5-1 qt kt (CY00)

10-1 qt kt (CY01) Corrosion Preventive 8030008387788 12-55 gal dr (CY00) White Paint 801000F029056 3 gal (CY00) Lubricating Turbine Oil 9150009857099 1-1 qt cn (CY00) Primer Coating 8010008998825 12-16 oz pt (CY00) Denatured Alcohol 6810005437415 4- 1 gal cn (CY00)

3- 1 gal cn (CY01) Adhesive 8040001429193 11-1 bt bx (CY00)

10-1 bt bx (CY01) Lubricating Molybdenum Oil 9150005437220 1 lb (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030000087203 3- X pt kt (CY00)

5- X pt kt (CY01) WD-40 Lubricating Oil 8030008387789 30-16 oz cn (CY01) Epoxy Adhesive 8040000922816 4-4 gm bx (CY01) Lubricating Compound 9150008237860 6-16 oz cn (CY01) Denatured Alcohol 6810007822686 1 GL (CY01) Gas Cleaner 6850PGASCLEANER 17-5 cn (CY01) Primer Coating 8010013682632 6-16oz cn pt (CY01)

Waste Generation:


Jet Wash Liquid with Cadmium

HW (Profile 006)

934 units (CY00) IO

Sealant Hardened (Chromate)

HW (Profile 021)

1 unit (CY00) IO

Used Paper Waste MSW No Data IO Spent Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Wooden Pallets Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable

123 ANG RTS Photo Lab (LR101 and LR105) Shop Identification: 123 ANG RTS Photo Lab Building 310 Shop Code: LR101 and LR105 Activity Review: The 123 ANG Reconnaissance Technical Squadron (RTS) develops, processes, and interprets aerial reconnaissance photographs from various federal agencies including the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency, the U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Agency, and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Photo Shop operates nine film processing machines to develop black and white, color, and slide film and one digital imaging processor. The shop processes approximately 12,000 to 15,000 feet of film per year. All discharges from film processing machines are run through one of four silver recovery units prior to discharge to the sanitary sewer. The Black and White Kodak Versamat and the color processor discharge to one silver recovery unit, and two 1LFord processors and the ProMate II each discharge to a silver recovery unit. Wastes from the other processors are collected and processed through one of the other silver recovery units. All silver wastes (paper, prints, etc.) are turned in to DRMO. Processes Performed: Process Codes Film processing. LA01, SV06 Silver recovery. LA01, SV06

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Buffing Solution 6630002906685 12 ea (CY00) Stabilizer, Photo 6750005399540 21 kt Fixing Bath, Photographic 6750005441529 5.25 gal. 160 8413 Versamat 641 Fixer and Replenisher, Part B

6750005739241 12 ea (CY01)

Developer, Photo 6750005758626 10 ea Bleach, Photo 6750010228410 54 lbs. (CY00) Developer, Photo 6750010507789 50 lbs. Developer 6750013204809 127 gal. Stabilizer Replenisher Ektacolor RA 6750013206637 46 gal. Bleach, Replenisher 6750013206638 53.5 kt Developer 6750014127391 125.5 gal. Photo Supplies 6750014281087 112.5 gal. (CY00) Photo Supplies 6750014281154 16 ea Developer 6750014697278 3.5 gal. (CY00) Developer, Photo 6750014782667 10, 3-bt bx (CY01)



Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Photo Developer EA-5 HW (Profile 675000000D002)

50 lbs. (CY00) PX

Photo Developer Replenisher HW (Profile 675000000D002)

96 lbs. (CY00) PX

Kodak First Developer HW (Profiles 675000PHOTO, 675000000D002)

77 lbs. PX

Kodak Fixer and Replenisher HW (Profiles 675000PHOTO, 675000000D002)

895 lbs. PX

Photo Supplies HW (Profile 675000PHOTO)

638 lbs. (CY00) PX

Formaldehyde HW (Profile 675000PHOTO)

72 lbs. (CY00) PX

Corrosives HW (Profile 675000PHOTO)

898 lbs. (CY00) PX

Kodak EA-5 Color Developer Part A HW (Profile 675000000D002)

311 lbs. (CY00) PX

Spent Silver Turn-in No Data Not Applicable Used Film Turn-in No Data Not Applicable Spent Toner Cartridges Turn-in No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable Used Bleach Water No Data Not Applicable Paper/ Prints Turn-in No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG Life Support (LR 106) Shop Identification: 189 ANG Life Support Shop Building 118 Shop Code: LR106 Activity Review: The 189 ANG Life Support shop inspects and performs cleaning and minor maintenance on C-130 aircraft life support equipment. Processes Performed: Process Codes Remove glue from helmet shells. AC03 Clean of helmet components and oxygen masks using isopropyl alcohol.

AC03

Replace batteries in kits. AC03 Replace filters in chemical warfare masks. AC03 Use of sealants and adhesives. AC03

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Sodium chloride 681000N072212 3 units (CY00) Ink, White Marking Stencil 7510004199564 1 pt (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030000812333 1- 10 unit box (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030007794700 1- 5 unit tu (CY00) Cement, Contact 8040000582399 1 qt (CY00) Adhesive 8040001429193 1- 1 bt bx (CY00) Adhesive 8040002629011 1 pt (CY00) Adhesive, rubber base 8040002629025 1- 4 oz tu (CY00) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040007534800 1 kt (CY00) Adhesive, Silicon 8040008779872 1- 3 oz kt (CY01) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

No Data No Data No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG/CE Facility Maintenance Shops (LR108) Shop Identification: 189 ANG/CE Facility Maintenance Shops Building 101 Shop Code: LR108 Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Shop (HVAC/R)

Activity Review: The HVAC/R shop installs, operates, maintains, and repairs heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration (HVAC/R) systems, combustion equipment, and industrial air compressors for the 189 ANG facilities.

Processes Performed: Process Codes Maintenance and repair of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment.

FA01

Maintenance and repair of heating systems. FA01 Power Production Shop

Activity Review: The Power Production shop installs, operates, maintains, and repairs electrical systems and generators for the 189 ANG facilities.

Processes Performed: Process Codes Maintenance and repair of facility electrical systems. FA01 Maintenance and repair of portable/mobile generators. FA01

Structures Shop

Activity Review: The Structures shop installs, operates, maintains, and repairs electrical systems and generators for the 189 ANG facilities.

Processes Performed: Process Codes Carpentry FA01 Sheet metal and welding FA01 Painting FA01 Structure maintenance and repair FA01

Utilities Shop

Activity Review: The Utilities shop installs, inspects, repairs, and manages water and wastewater distribution systems and components, storm and sanitary sewage collection systems, and gas distribution systems for the 189 ANG facilities.

Processes Performed: Process Codes Maintenance and repair of valves and piping. FA01 Cutting and bending copper and PVC piping. FA01



Material Usage: Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr.

Battery, Lead Acid 6140013565925 1 ea. (CY00) Bleach 6810005987316 6 bx (CY01) Remover, Floor Polish 7930000456923 10 gal. (CY00) Pro-Shine 793000N010127 5 gal. (CY00) Cleaner, All-Purpose 7930011343901 12 bx Bathroom Cleaner 7930014181471 12 bx Paint, Traffic Black 8010002869072 1 gal. (CY00) Paint, Alkyd Enamel 801000F006771 15 gal. (CY01) Paint, Theatre Red, Interior 801000F045819 2 gal. (CY00) Concrete, Flexi-Fill 801000N061469 4 gal. (CY00) Marking Paint 801000N080009 2 gal. (CY00) Paint, Zone Marking Yellow 010P0043512 2 gal. (CY00) Spee-D-Seal 8010P47-120 6 gal. (CY00) Stain, Light Oak 8010POAKSTAIN 1 gal. (CY00) Paint, Drier 8010PPAINT 4 gal. (CY00) Paint 8010PPAINTGLOSS 12.5 gal. Contact Cement Lock Bond 804000F045081 16 oz. (CY01) Methacrylate Resin & Hardener 804000F049188 1 tu. (CY00) Adhesive 8040013188420 8 gal. (CY00) Antiseptic Hand Cleaner 852000N091533 36 ea. (CY01) C-4 Refrigeration Oil 915000N021981 1 gal. (CY01)

Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Propylene Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Fuel Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Oil Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Scrap Metal Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Scrap Wood Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged & Recovered Freon Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Scrap Piping Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Scrap Copper Wire Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Waste Saw Dust/ Metal Grinding Dust

MSW No Data Not Applicable

Waste Epoxy/ Sealant HW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG Avionics (LR115) Shop Identification: 189 ANG Avionics Building 106 Shop Code: LR115 Activity Review: Avionics tests, maintains, and repairs electronic components on C-130 aircraft including black boxes and indicators. Processes Performed: Process Codes Electronic equipment testing, maintenance, and repair. AD04, RR04, TS04 Cleaning components using isopropyl alcohol. PM04 Replace lithium batteries. PM04 Some painting of components using aerosol spray can paint. PM04 Some soldering and gluing. PM04

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery Pack, Lithium, 7938174-55 6135011086057 3 ea (CY01) Battery, Nonrechargeable, BA-5372 6135012146441 2 pg (CY01) Battery, Lithium Sulfur Dioxide 6135014475082 2 pg (CY01) Gas, Nitrogen 6830006169183 2 cyl. (CY01) Desiccant, Activated 6850002900042 15 lbs. (CY01) Desiccant, Molecular Sieve 6850011632954 30 lbs. (CY01) Cleaner 6850013949514 1, 12-oz bx (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030000087207 1 kt (CY01) Compound, Putty 8030009045760 10 kt (CY01) Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 2, 3-oz. tu (CY01) Adhesive 8040001429193 10 bt (CY01) Cleaner, Weapon 9150010796124 2, 4-oz. bt (CY01) Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable Purged and Recovered Freon Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG Vehicle Maintenance Shop (LR118) Shop Identification: 189 ANG Vehicle Maintenance Shop Building 126 Shop Code: LR118 Activity Review: The Vehicle Maintenance Shop maintains and repairs 83 ground transportation vehicles and equipment including cars, trucks, buses, refueling trucks, hose carts, and generators. Maintenance performed includes lubricating engines, maintaining proper fluid levels, minor spot painting, disassembly and overhaul of engines, parts replacements, engine tune-ups, oil and fluids change, electrical systems repair, and parts replacements. The small battery shop replaces approximately 48 batteries per year. The shop also operates a Water Maze closed-loop wash rack. Processes Performed: Process Codes Engine maintenance and repair. RR07, PM08 Fluid and filter changes. PM08 Parts, battery, and tire replacements. PM08 Parts cleaning using a 25 gal. ZEP parts washer containing Simple Green. PM08 Minor body repair and painting. PM08 Electrical systems maintenance and repair. PM08 Antifreeze recycling. PM08 Motor vehicle air conditioning refrigerant recovery and recycling. PM08

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Lead Acid 6140000593528 4 ea (CY00) Battery, Lead Acid 6140012101964 2 ea (CY00) Battery, Sealed Lead Acid 6140013742243 3 ea (CY00) Battery 6140PBATTERY 1 ea (CY01) Alcohol, Isopropyl 6810008556160 5 gal. (CY00) Primer, Fuel Engine 6850008237861 12, 11-oz (CY01) Fluid, Deicing Spray 6850008350484 6, 16-oz cn (CY01) Windshield Washer Fluid 6850009262275 27 pt Cleaner, Carburetor 6850010851423 2, 13-oz cn (CY00) Antifreeze 6850014413218 34 gal. (CY01) Simple Green 7930013424145 55 gal. (CY01) Compound, Cleaning 7930014181330 5 gal (CY00) Paint, Brown Primer 8010000675434 2 pt (CY01) Paint, Enamel Silver 8010000793750 1 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Olivedrab 8010005843149 5 pt cn Paint, Enamel Blue 8010009881458 3 pt (CY01) Epoxy, Hardener 8010PHARDENER 1 pt (CY00) Coating, Primer 8010PPRIMER 1 qt (CY00) Reducer R7 8010PREDUCER 1 qt (CY00) Linseed Oil 8010PSOLVENT 10 gal. (CY00) Paint, Thinner 8010PTHINNER 1 gal. (CY00) Filler, Dent 8030009262133 4.6 lb. (CY00) Adhesive 8040001092481 1, 5-oz. tu



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Adhesive 8040001429193 1-bt bx (CY00) Adhesive, Silicone Sealant 8040008339563 1.5, 8-kt Locktite 8040013037973 4 kt (CY00) Adhesive, RTV 8040013317466 1.5, 5-tu Adhesive 8040013317470 5 tu (CY00) Brake Fluid, DOT 3 9150002319071 1 gal. Oil, Lubricating 9150010355393 7.5 gal. Cleaner, Break-Free 9150010546453 6 pt Transmission Fluid, Dexron II 9150011149968 82.5 gal. Lubricating Oil 9150011524119 192.5 gal. Oil, Gardfleet 15W-40 9150014211432 220 gal. (CY01) Waste Generation:


Purge Antifreeze Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Gasoline Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Diesel Fuel Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Spill Pads Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvent MSW No Data Not Applicable Spent Dry Sweep HW No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable Waste Soapy Water Water No Data Not Applicable Drained and Crushed Oil Filters




189 ANG Isochronic Phase Inspection Shop (LR119) Shop Identification: 189 ANG Isochronic Phase Inspection Shop Building 207 Shop Code: LR119 Activity Review: The Isochronic Phase Inspection Shop conducts all regular inspections of the C-130 aircraft based on flying hours and performs scheduled maintenance and repairs. Aircraft component repairs that cannot be completed by the Phase Inspection Shop are sent to the appropriate shop for repair. Processes Performed: Process Codes Inspect, remove, repair, and reinstall aircraft components. AC01 Fluid and filter changes. AC01 Clean and lubricate components. AC01 Use of sealants and adhesives. AC01 Touch-up painting using aerosol spray enamel. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Battery, Storage 6140012661633 1 ea (CY01) Naphtha, Aliphatic 6810002388119 1 gal. Silicone Compound 6850008807616 5, 8-oz. tu (CY00) Fluid, Penetrating Liquid 6850009739091 10, 12-oz cn Compound, Walkway Black 37038 8010001426525 2 qt (CY01) Sealant 8030000087198 18 kt Compound, Sealing 8030001520021 73 ca Sealing Compound 8030001817925 1 qt kt (CY00) Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 3, 8-oz. tu So Sure Corrosion Preventive Compound 8030009381947 5, 16-oz. cn (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030012905136 46.5 kt Sealant 8030013647364 5, 12-pt kt (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030013702161 40, 6-ca Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 5.5, 3-tu EC-776 Fuel Resistant Coating 8040005979723 1 pt cn (CY00) Adhesive 8040006644318 8.5 pt Adhesive 8040010234173 3 pt (CY01) Grease, Aircraft 9150001450268 5-lb cn (CY00) Grease, Plug Valve 9150002575360 1.75 lb (CY00) Oil, Lubricating, Instrument 9150002575449 5.5, 4-oz. cn Compound, Lubricating 9150002617899 1 pt (CY00) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150002732397 7.5 gal. Oil, Lubricating 9150004580075 23.5, 16-oz cn Oil, Lubricating, Molybdenum 9150005437220 3 lb. (CY00) Compound, Lubricating 9150008237860 5, 16-oz cn (CY00) Lubricant 9150009547422 2 qt Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 2 qt (CY00) Cleaner, Break-Free 9150010546453 6 pt



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Grease, Aircraft 9150010880498 1, 2-tu (CY00) Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 120.5, 14-oz ca Lubricant, Solid Film 9150013804235 25, 11-oz cn Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Purged Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Parts Washer Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Spill Pads Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged JP-8 Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Purged and Recovered Freon


Purged Diesel Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Dry Sweep HW No Data Not Applicable Spent Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Oil Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Propellant Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Cardboard Boxes Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Tires Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Wooden Pallets Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Waste Grease HW No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG Dual Rails (LR120) Shop Identification: 189 ANG Dual Rails Shop Bldg 207 Shop Code: LR120 Activity Review: The Dual Rails Shop is responsible for maintaining all loose equipment and the dual rails in the C-130 aircraft. Loose equipment includes oxygen bottles, cargo nets, and web seats. Repair and replacement of the dual rails for the C-130 are managed by this shop. Right hand locks are purchased from the contractor and either replaced or overhauled by the contractor while left had locks are repaired by the Support Equipment Shop. The shop can also replace worn parts. Processes Performed: Rails are made of magnesium composition. All parts of locks and rails in need of cleaning go to the control center for painting, touchup, and cleaning. The following waste-generating processes are performed by the Dual Rails Shop: Cleaning the rails produces used oil and rags.

Repair generates scrap and damaged materials (mentioned above).

Painting generates used aerosol cans.

Processes Performed: Process Codes Cleaning the rails produces used oil and rags. AC01, AC03 Repair generates scrap and damaged materials (mentioned above). PM01 Painting generates used aerosol cans. PA01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Cleaner LPS High Purity No Flash 6850013980987 12 oz cn (CY00) Cleaning Compound 6850014344410 5 gal cn (CY01) No Flash Electro Contact Cleaner 7930013980987 3- 15 oz cn (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 1 pt (CY00) Paint enamel yellow 8010002867758 1 qt (CY00) Paint lacquer flat black 8010005825382 1 cn (CY00) Paint, enamel yellow 8010008529033 1 pt (CY00) Hydraulic fluid, fire resistant 9150001497431 708- 1 qt cn (avg) Oil, lubricating molybdenum 9150005437220 1 lb (CY00) Oil, lubricating, turbine 9150009857099 684- 1 qt cn (avg) Lubricant, solid film 9150012602534 2- 1 pt cn (CY00)

Waste Generation:


Used oil Recycle/ Recover No Data FC Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data SC Scrap materials Recycle/ Recover No Data MS Empty Aerosols MSW No Data MS Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG MXS/LGMCE Environmental Electric (LR121) Shop Identification: 189 ANG MXS/LGMCE Environmental Electric Building 213 Shop Code: LR121 Activity Review: Environmental Electric maintains, cleans, and repairs aircraft environmental and electrical systems such as lights, ovens, landing gear control handles, and other electrical components on the C-130 aircraft. Environmental Electric also maintains, cleans and repairs aircraft liquid oxygen (LOX) systems. Processes Performed: Process Codes Electrical component testing, maintenance, and repair. AC01 Cleaning LOX components using trichlorotrifluoroethane. AC01 Maintain and replace batteries. AC01 Some painting of components using aerosol spray can paint. AC01 Some soldering and gluing. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Flux, Soldering 3439002554571 2 oz. (CY01) Battery, Storage 6140012661633 4 ea Battery 6140013250057 2 ea (CY00) Gas, Carbon Dioxide 6830001428841 7, 50-lb cyl. Gas, Nitrogen 6830006169183 7 cyl. Gas, Oxygen, Aviators 6830008089530 8 cyl. (CY01) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 1, 8-oz. tu (CY00) Compound, Solvent 6850014344409 18, 15-oz cn Neoprene Maintenance Coating 8030001450111 2 pt (CY01) Corrosion Preventive 8030005468637 1, 16-oz. cn (CY00) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 1, 7-oz . tu So Sure Corrosion Preventive Compound 8030009381947 1, 16-oz. cn (CY00) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 1, 4-gm bx (CY00) Adhesive 8040001092481 1, 5-oz. tu Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 8.5, 3-oz. tu Adhesive 8040001182695 2 kt (CY00) Adhesive 8040001429193 1, 1-bt bx (CY00) Adhesive 8040001450020 2, 3-oz tu Adhesive 8040001658614 2.5 qt. Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 1, 24-oz cn (CY00) Oil, Lubricating, Instrument 9150002575449 1.5, 4-oz cn



Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Cleaning Compounds HW No Data Not Applicable Used Circuit Boards Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Spent Batteries Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Spent Copper Wire Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Purged Transformer Oil Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Purged Hydraulic Fluids Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Purged Cutting Oil Recover/ Recycle No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG MSX/LGMCR Wheel and Tire (LR123) Shop Identification: 189 ANG MSX/LGMCR Wheel and Tire Building 207 Shop Code: LR123 Activity Review: The Wheel and Tire shop maintains the nose and main landing gear tires and wheels on the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Remove, disassemble, repair, and replace wheels and tires. AC01 Clean bearings in solvent parts washer using PD 680 Type II. AC01 Clean wheels in aqueous parts washer using Calla 296. AC01 Lubricate bearings and wheel components. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 1, 8-oz. tu (CY00) Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 20, 14-oz cn (CY01) Waste Generation:


Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Waste Water Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Tires Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Wheels Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Dry Sweep HW No Data Not Applicable Waste Grease HW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG MXS LGMFC Aircraft Structural Maintenance Shop (LR124) Shop Identification: 189 MXS LGMFC Aircraft Structural Maintenance Shop

Building 207 Shop Code: LR124 Activity Review: The ANG Aircraft Structural Maintenance Shop is responsible for machining parts and making structural repairs on 11 ANG C-130 aircraft for priming and coating C-130 aircraft parts. Processes Performed: Process Codes Welding, cutting, and machining metal parts. AC01, RR04 Mechanical stripping using plastic bead blast media in blast cabinet. AC01, RR04 Prime and coating aircraft parts using 6 HPLV spray guns in spray paint booth.

AC01

Manual paint spray gun cleaning using MEK. AC01 Application of chromate-based sealants. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Cartridge, Inflator, Flotation 4220004589240 26 ea (CY00) Gas, Compressed 4220005436693 48 ea (CY00) Kit, Self Pressurized Spray 4940008036444 2 kt Acetone 6810002648955 1 gal. (CY01) Toluene, Technical 6810002812002 6 gal. (CY01) Methyl Ethyl Ketone 6810002812785 18 gal. Alcohol, Denatured 6810005437415 6 gal. (CY01) MEK Peroxide 6810011200408 8-lb bt (CY00) Gas, Argon 6830005648989 5 cyl. Gas, Oxygen, Aviators 6830008089530 1 cyl. Cleaner, Solvent (P-D-680B Type II) 6850002858011 165 gal. (CY00) Dye, Blue 6850006649067 1 pt (CY00) Dye, Red 6850010139937 8-oz cn (CY00) Ink, White Marking Stencil 7510004199564 2 pt (CY00) Paint, Black Stencil 7510004697910 6 pt (CY00) Paint, Brown Primer 8010000675434 14.5 pt Paint, Enamel Silver 8010000793750 3 pt (CY00) Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 10.5 pt Thinner, Paint 8010001605787 6 gal. (CY01) Paint, Drier 8010001654782 1 qt (CY00) Remover, Paint 8010001817568 2 gal. Thinner, Aircraft Coating 8010001818080 12 gal. Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010002867758 2 qt (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010002906983 14 pt Paint, Enamel Black 8010002906984 10.5 pt Coating, Primer 8010002970593 12 pt (CY01)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Paint, Enamel Gray 8010005151596 6 qt Paint, Enamel Gloss Red 8010005273199 8 qt (CY01) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 24 pt Paint, Enamel Gray 8010005982634 8 qt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Brown 8010005985470 8 qt (CY01) Paint, Heat Resisting 8010006647468 2 qt (CY01) Paint, Enamel Green 8010007219483 3 pt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010007219744 6 pt (00) Paint, Enamel Blue Lacquer 8010007219747 4 pt Primer Coating 8010008998825 19 pt Paint, Black 8010012354166 1 gal (CY01) Paint, Polyurethane White 8010012853035 9 kt Paint, Polyurethane Orange-Yellow 8010012853038 2 kt (CY01) Paint, Polyurethane Black 8010012853048 4 kt Polyurethane Coating 8010012853554 2 kt (CY00) Paint, Polyurethane Gray 8010013055550 4 kt (CY00) Paint, Polyurethane Green 8010013279981 6 qt kt (CY01) Paint, Polyurethane Gray 8010013363033 18 kt Paint, Polyurethane Green 8010013363037 4 qt kt (CY01) Polyurethane Coating 8010013480385 9 kt Polyurethane MIL-C-85285B 8010013973961 6 kt (CY01) Coating, Primer 8010014166556 98 pt. Sealant 8030000087198 7 kt Sealing Compound 8030000087203 2 pt kt (CY00) Compound, Putty 8030002298735 2 kt (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030007235345 2 kt (CY01) Filler, Dent 8030009262133 4.6 lbs. (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030009369940 4, 8-oz. cn (CY00) Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 3, 4-gm bx Adhesive, Super 74 Foam Fast 8040001817761 15, 24-oz cn Adhesive, Liquid 8040002009190 13 qt (CY00) Adhesive, Firewall Sealant 8040011680077 4.5, 12-oz ca Grease, Aircraft 9150001450161 1, 8-oz. tu (CY00) Cleaner, Break-Free 9150010546453 2 pt (CY01)



Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Paint Waste HW (Profile 051) 457 lbs. (CY00) Not Applicable Fuel Absorbent (JP-8) HW (Profile 018) 163 lbs. (CY00) Not Applicable Paint Paper, Filters, Parachutes HW (Profile 005) 108 lbs. (CY00) Not Applicable Paint Cleaning Solvent HW (Profile 028) 361 lbs. (CY01) Not Applicable Used Rags Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Spent Plastic Blasting Media Recycle/ Recover/ HW No Data Not Applicable Spent Solvents Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Scrap Metals Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Parts Washer Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Waste Grinding Dust MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG MXS/MGMG Aerospace Support Equipment (LR125) Shop Identification: 189 ANG MXS/MGMG Aerospace Support Equipment Building 201 Shop Code: LR125 Activity Review: The Aerospace Support Equipment (ASE) shop repairs, maintains, and provides administrative control of all ground equipment used in direct support of C-130 aircraft operations. The ASE shop maintains approximately thirty-two powered, thirty-four non-powered, and five electric-powered pieces of equipment. Maintenance includes changing hydraulic fluid and engine oil, replacing batteries and tires, repairing and recharging air conditioning units, and touch-up painting. Processes Performed: Process Codes Hydraulic fluid and engine oil changes. PM01, PM08, AC01 Parts cleaning (primarily wheel bearings) using PD 680 Type III in parts washer.

AC01

Battery and tire replacements. AC01 Touch-up painting. AC01 Repair and recharge of air conditioning units. AC01 Equipment cleaning using a Water Maze closed-loop wash rack. AC01 Antifreeze recycled either at the 314 AGE shop or the189 ANG Vehicle Maintenance shop.

AC01

**Refrigerant recovery and recycling equipment on order.** AC01 Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Solder, Tin 3439002731637 5 lb. (CY00) Battery, Storage 6140012661633 2 ea. Battery, Sealed Lead Acid Optima 6140013742243 5 ea. Tetrafluoroethane Technical (HFC 134a) 6830013909622 30 lb. cyl. (CY00) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 2 8-oz. tu (CY00) Dry Cleaning Solvent Type III 6850013313349 45 gal. Antifreeze 6850014413218 22 gal. Cleaning Compound, Solvent-Detergent (Simple Green)

7930013425316 5 gal. (CY00)

Paint, Lacquer Red 8010001412952 6.5 pt. Paint, Lacquer 8010001661700 3 qt. (CY00) Paint, Enamel White 8010002906983 4.5 pt Paint, Enamel Black 8010002906984 4.5 pt Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 4 pt (CY01) Paint, Enamel Olive drab 8010005843149 33.5 pt. Paint, Enamel Yellow 8010007219744 3 pt. Primer Coating 8010008998825 2.5 pt. Sealing Compound 8030009369940 8 oz. (CY00) Adhesive, RTV 8040013317466 6, 5-oz. tu Adhesive 8040013317470 Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 36 qt. Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497432 26 gal. Lubricating Oil, Engine 9150001896727 1 qt. (CY00) Compound, Lubricating 9150002617899 1.5 pt



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Oil, Vacuum Pump 9150002738663 1 qt. (CY01) Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 4 oz. (CY01) Oil, Aircraft 9150007822627 15 qt Grease, Ball and Roller Bearing 9150011172928 6 lb. (CY00) Lubricating Oil 9150011524119 165 gal. Grease, GAA 9150011977693 12, 14-oz ca Lubricant, Solid Film 9150012602534 9 pt. Oil, Gardfleet 15W-40 9150014211432 55 gal. (CY01) Waste Generation:


Spent Antifreeze HW (Profile 034) 940 lbs. (CY01) Not Applicable Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Parts Washer Wastes Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Batteries Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Tires Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Paint Wastes Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Used Oil Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Oil Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable Spent Dry Sweep HW No Data Not Applicable Spent Spill Pads HW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG MXS/LGMLP Pneudraulics (LR127) Shop Identification: 189 ANG MXS/LGMLP Pneudraulics Building 207 Shop Code: LR127 Activity Review: The Pneudraulics section maintains, replaces, repairs, and tests all hydraulic components on the C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Drain and replace hydraulic fluids. AC01 Clean brake assemblies and metal parts using PD 680 Type III in a 50 gallon parts washer.

AC01

Replace brake pads. AC01 Use of grease, sealants, and adhesives. AC01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Insulator 1630008995748 114 ea (CY00) Paint, Enamel Silver 8010000793750 4 pt (CY00) Primer Coating 8010008998825 7 pt (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030001112762 2, 50-cc bt (CY00) Sealing Compound 8030001520022 6, 2.5-ca Adhesive 8040002629011 0.5 pt Adhesive 8040006644318 0.5 pt Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497432 24 gal. Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150005421430 1, 4-oz cn (CY00) Cleaner, Break-Free 9150010546453 1 pt (CY00) Waste Generation:


Sludge Cadmium HW No Data IO Water Jet Washer HW No Data SO Jet Wash Liquid HW No Data SO Absorbent Pads HW No Data SC Waste Sludge HW No Data SO Parts Washer Sludge HW No Data SO Purged Hydraulic Fluid Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG MXS/LGMP Propulsion Jet Engine Maintenance Shop (LR130) Shop Identification: 189 ANG MXS/LGMP Propulsion Jet Engine Maintenance Shop; 189 ANG MXS Test Cell Building 213 Shop Code: LR130 Activity Review: The Propulsion Jet Engine Maintenance Shop performs scheduled maintenance and major repairs on approximately forty-eight C-130 aircraft engines per year. Processes Performed: Process Codes Break down and rebuild aircraft engines. AD05, RR05, PM05 Inspect, repair, and replace aircraft engine components. RR05 Replace parts, fluids, and filters. PM05 Clean parts in solvent parts washer using Blue Gold product. PM05 Lubricate parts and engine components. PM05 Use of sealants and adhesives. PM05 Touch-up painting using aerosol spray enamel. PM05

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Gasket, Asbestos 5330005991320 20 ea (CY00) Battery, Storage 6140014469498 2 pk (CY01) Molybdenum 6810002646715 1 lb (CY01) Sodium Nitrite, ACS 6810002703254 1, 5-lb bt (CY01) Toluene, Technical 6810002812002 1 gal. (CY00) Methyl Ethyl Ketone 6810002812785 1.5 gal. Alcohol, Denatured 6810005437415 2 gal. (CY00) Molybdenum 6810008161025 1.5, 10-oz bt Cleaning Compound, Engine Gas Path 6850001817597 82.5 gal. Dye, Blue 6850006649067 1 pt (CY01) Silicone Compound 6850008807616 1, 8-oz. tu (CY01) Compound, Solvent 6850013972306 55 gal. (CY00) Ink, White Marking Stencil 7510004199564 1 pt (CY01) Paint, Black Stencil 7510004697910 3 pt (CY01) Cleaner (Citrikleen) 7930013507033 24-ea bx (CY01) Compound, Cleaning 7930014367890 25, 16-oz cn (CY01) Paint, Lacquer Flat Black 8010005825382 3 cn Paint, Enamel Olivedrab 8010005843149 4 cn (CY00) Paint, Heat Resisting 8010012354165 2 qt (CY00) Paint, Enamel Flat Black 8010013316108 1 pt (CY01) Sealant 8030000087198 1.5 kt Sealing Compound 8030000812325 1, 50-cc bt (CY00) Resin Coating, Thermosetting 8030002006946 1, 7.5-lb cn (CY01) Compound, Antiseize 8030002433285 2, 8-oz. tu Compound, Antiseize 8030002513980 2 lb (CY00) Corrosion Preventive 8030002812338 4 gal. (CY01)



Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Corrosion Preventive 8030005468637 1, 16-oz. cn Corrosion Preventive 8030005985915 1 pt (CY01) Compound, Sealing High Temp 8030005997753 2.5, 7-oz tu Sealing Compound 8030007235345 1, 12-oz. kt Sealing Compound 8030007535004 31, 6-oz. ca Sealing Compound 8030007794700 1, 5-oz. tu (CY01) Sealing Compound 8030009369940 1, 8-oz. cn Sealing Compound 8030011045396 1.5, 1-qt kt Adhesive, Epoxy 8040000922816 1, 4-gm bx Adhesive, Silicone 8040001178510 3.5, 3-oz. tu Adhesive 8040001182695 1 kt (CY01) Adhesive 8040001429193 1-bt bx Adhesive 8040001817337 1, 4-oz kt (CY00) Adhesive, Liquid 8040002009190 1.5 qt Adhesive 8040004334065 1 qt (CY01) Adhesive, Primer 8040005985164 2 qt Adhesive 8040007770631 1.5, 4-oz kt Adhesive 8040010234173 1 pt (CY01) Adhesive 8040011254675 2.5 gal. Hardener, Adhesive Boscodur 9R 8040013334824 3, 8-pt cn Grease 9150001414481 2, 14-oz ca (CY00) Hydraulic Fluid, Fire Resistant 9150001497431 348 gal. Lubricating Oil, Engine 9150001896727 97 qt (CY01) Grease, Plug Valve 9150001900926 2, 8-oz cn (CY01) Petrolatum, Technical 9150002500926 4, 1.75-lb cn (CY01) Oil, Lubricating, Instrument 9150002575449 1, 4-oz cn (CY00) Compound, Lubricating 9150002617899 1 pt Lubricating Oil, Engine 9150002732388 84 qt Lubricating Oil, General Purpose 9150002732397 1 gal. (CY01) Oil, Lubricating 9150004580075 1.5, 16-oz cn Oil, Lubricating, Molybdenum 9150005437220 1.5 lb Lubricating Compound, Dimethylsilicone 9150008237860 1, 16-oz cn Grease, Aircraft 9150009354017 1, 14-oz. ca Oil, Lubricating, Turbine 9150009857099 456 gal. Cleaner, Break-Free 9150010546453 1 pt Grease, Automobile 9150011977690 1.5, 1.75-lb cn Grease, GAA 9150011977693 2, 14-oz ca Lubricant, Solid Film 9150012602534 1.5, 1-pt cn Grease, Aircraft 9150012623358 5, 14-oz ca



Waste Generation:


Waste Process Code

Jet Wash Liquid with Cadmium HW (Profile 189MXSS004)

1,445 lbs. (CY00) Not Applicable

Sealant Hardened (Lead) HW (Profile 007) 15 lbs. (CY00) Not Applicable Sealant Hardened Part B HW (Profile 021) 1 lb. Not Applicable Sealant Hardened Part A HW (Profile 021) 1 lb. Not Applicable PS, Sticks, Brushes w/Bostic Glue & MEK, RA

HW (Profile 024) 61 lbs. (CY01) Not Applicable

Empty Containers MSW No Data Not Applicable Empty Aerosols MSW No Data Not Applicable Spent Cleaners HW No Data Not Applicable Spent Filters Recycle/ Recover No Data Not Applicable



189 ANG MXS Wash Rack Shop Identification: 189 MXS Wash Rack Building 199 Shop Code: None Activity Review: The Wash Rack is located at Building 199 and is responsible for washing C-130 aircraft. Processes Performed: Process Codes Clean exterior of aircraft. CL05 Application of lubricants and soil barrier. CL05

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. No data available No Data No Data Waste Generation:



Waste Process Code

No data available No Data No Data No Data



Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO) Shop Identification: Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office (DRMO) Bldg. unknown Shop Code: unknown Activity Review: The DRMO serves as the contract manager for the handling of certain wastes and recyclables generated by LRAFB and other Department of Defense (DoD) organizations. Cardboard, bones/fats, cooked grease, oil, batteries, lead, wood yard waste, everyday trash, plastic, and glass are not accepted by the DRMO. Materials that are accepted include: tires, steel, canvas, nylon, wool, copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, high temp metal, and leather. The condition and recycling potential is checked upon turn-in, depending on the status the material it is either recycled or goes to a scrap dealer for sale. National sale items are sold through a contractor. Items may also be reused by the DoD, transferred to the Federal government, or donated to state or sold to the general public. Other than the DD-1348 forms there are no other reporting requirements for the DRMO. This operation does use the MIDAS System for reporting to track all items that have been received. DRMO keeps all funds that are generated, the funds in-turn go back to the US Treasury Funds Account unless the generator indicates it is reimbursable back to the recycling fund account to Morale Welfare and Recreation (MWR); for example fired brass are reimbursable items. Processes Performed: Process Codes Collection of recyclables and scrap material including: tires, steel, canvas, nylon, wool, copper, aluminum, brass, stainless steel, high temp metal, and leather.

SV01

Material Usage:

Product NSN Avg. Qty. Used/Yr. Cardboard Boxes No Data No Data Pallets No Data No Data

Waste Generation:


No Data No Data No Data No Data

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