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MF Program Wild Cards

MF Program Wild Cards. MF Program Office 2008 LRG 20-23 May 2008. MF Wash Policy. MF wash not included in MRC NAVAIR 19-600-152-6-2 MRCs only address Inspection and Corrosion treatment TYCOMs/MARFORs/Wings using local orders & instructions

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MF Program Wild Cards

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  1. MF Program Wild Cards MF Program Office 2008 LRG 20-23 May 2008

  2. MF Wash Policy • MF wash not included in MRC NAVAIR 19-600-152-6-2 • MRCs only address Inspection and Corrosion treatment • TYCOMs/MARFORs/Wings using local orders & instructions • Plan to release MF Program Office policy for MF wash via Naval message (short-term) • Include procedures in MF MRCs (long-term) • What is necessary interval—30, 45, 60, or 91 days? • Any EPA issues? • This is not 990’s issue—user activity (i.e, each work center)

  3. MF Wash Policy • Correct cleaning compound—MIL-C-85570 Type II ? • Simple green diluted solution • Aircraft cleaning kits—use non-abrasive white pads

  4. Draft Message 1.  IAW THE REF A THROUGH C THE MF PROGRAM OFFICE IS ESTABLISHING INTERIM MOBILE FACILITY WASH REQUIREMENTS UNTIL FORMAL PROCEDURES ARE INCLUDED IN REF D. ALL ACTIVITIES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF MF'S SHALL PERFORM PERIODIC PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE, WHICH INCLUDES EXTERIOR CLEANING, INSPECTION AND LUBRICATION AS REQUIRED. IAW REF D, THE CURRENT INSPECTION AND LUBRICATION PROCEDURES ARE CLEARLY DELINEATED, BUT PERIODIC EXTERNAL WASHING AND CLEANING OF MF'S IS OMITTED. 2.  A SUCCESSFUL CLEANING AND CORROSION PREVENTION PROGRAM IS A RESULT OF A CONCENTRATED EFFORT BY MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL INVOLVED WITH MF'S. AN ORGANIZED AND VIGILANT PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE EFFORT WILL ACCOMPLISH THREE OBJECTIVES: REDUCE MAINTENANCE TIME SPENT REPAIRING CORROSION DAMAGE, REDUCE THE NUMBER OF MAINTENANCE ACTIONS, AND INCREASE MF LONGEVITY. EXTERNAL WASHING OF MF'S HELPS ELIMINATE ACCUMULATION OF DIRT, SALT, OIL AND OTHER CONTAMINANTS THAT CAUSE OR PROMOTE CORROSION. 3.  EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL MF USER ACTIVITIES WILL PERFORM MF EXTERIOR WASH PROCEDURES EVERY FORTY-FIVE (45) DAYS. THIS IS NOT AN ORGANIC W/C 990 FUNCTION AND RESTS WITH EACH WORK CENTER OR DIVISION THAT ARE USER CUSTODIANS OF MF'S. ENSURE ALL PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN MF EXTERIOR WASHES UTILIZE THE PROPER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS, WHICH INCLUDE THE NECESSARY PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND TURN OFF OR DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE MF'S PRIOR TO THE APPLICATION OF WATER. THE GENERAL EXTERIOR CLEANING PROCEDURES WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AT A MINIMUM:

  5. Draft Message A.  COVER ALL OPEN VENTS, LOUVERS, OPENINGS AND PORTS TO PREVENT WATER INTRUSION. B.  RINSE ALL EXTERIOR SURFACES THOROUGHLY WITH A FRESH WATER RINSE TO REMOVE LOOSE SURFACE DIRT. C.  WASH THE MF EXTERIOR SURFACE WITH A SIMPLE GREEN SOLUTION USING A SCRUB BRUSH OR  NON-ABRASIVE CLEANING PAD FROM AN AIRCRAFT CLEANING KIT. SIMPLE GREEN IS 100 PERCENT BIO-DEGRADEABLE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY, AS IT CONTAINS NO KNOWN EPA POLLUTANTS IAW MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PER ANSI-Z400.1-2003 VERSION NO10013. D.  SCRUB ALL EXTERIOR SURFACES THOROUGHLY TO LOOSEN HEAVY DEPOSITS OF DIRT, GREASE, SAND, SALT SPRAY AND OTHER CONTAMINANTS. E.  THOROUGHLY RINSE THE MF WITH FRESH WATER. F.  SQUEEGEE ALL STANDING WATER FROM MF FLAT SURFACES AS REQUIRED. G.  REMOVE ALL COVERS AND MASKING FROM VENTS, LOUVERS, OPENINGS AND PORTS. H.  FOLLOW THE POST-CLEANING AND LUBRICATION PROCEDURES AS OUTLINED IN REF D MRC'S. I.  TURN ON OR RECONNECT ELECTRICAL POWER TO MF'S.

  6. Draft Message 4.  MF VAN EXTERIOR WASHES MUST OCCUR AFTER EVERY TAVB EXERCISE OR DEPLOYMENT. USER ACTIVITIES MAY INCREASE OR DECREASE THE FREQUENCY OF MF EXTERIOR WASHES BASED ON THE LOCAL ENVIRONMENT'S HUMIDITY, AIRBORNE SALT SPRAY OR ADVERSE WINTER CONDITIONS. ALL WAIVERS TO CHANGE THE MF WASH FREQUENCY MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA NAVAL MESSAGE AND MUST BE ENDORSED THROUGH THE CHAIN OF COMMAND WITH FINAL APPROVING AUTHORITY RESIDING WITH THE MF PROGRAM OFFICE. 5.  MF CLEANING SOLUTION LISTED BELOW, READ IN THREE COLUMNS: QTY          PART NO     NIN 1 GAL       13005       01-308-8369 15 GAL       13016       01-342-5317 55 GAL      13055       01-346-4145 6.  MF CLEANING EQUIPMENT LISTED BELOW, READ IN TWO COLUMNS; NOMENCLATURE                        NIN AIRCRAFT CLEANING KIT               00-490-6046 AIRCRAFT CLEANING KIT HANDLE  00-926-5146 AIRCRAFT CLEANING PAD, THICK  00-171-1534 AIRCRAFT CLEANING PAD, THIN         00-151-6120 7.  THE MF PROGRAM OFFICE ENCOURAGES THE USE OF LOCAL MRC'S UNTIL FORMAL NAVAIR MRC PROCEDURES ARE ESTABLISHED. REQUEST WIDEST DISSEMINATION OF THIS MESSAGE.

  7. CSC Inspections • New MF Program CSC SOP; signed 8 May 08 • Ensure all MF configurations receive a Formal CSC Plan Review as soon as final Engineering Drawings are completed • Conduct CSC Physical Testing as required • CSC Approval Authority—Marine Container Equipment Certification Corporation in Farmingdale, NJ • Use batch processing for refurbishments

  8. x22 Non-tested Configurations • BR-01 • BR-05B • CC-03 – Pull CSC plate • CL-01 • CL-03 • CR-01 – Replace with CR-04 • CR-02 – Replace with CR-04 (M-41 loan) • DP-13 – Survey four remaining MFs • EB-16B – Need until Jan 09 • FL-07A • FS-01 • GM-02A • GM-03B • GR-02 • HY-03B • HY-06B • NT-08 – M-41 Temp Loan • PP-04BM – M-49 Temp Loan • SE-04B – M-49 Temp Loan • TA-01 – M-49 Temp Loan • TW-01 – Asset from M-26 • VD-03B

  9. ECU Plug Doors • Ensure they are secured for shipment • Tighten nut thoroughly • Change handle design? • Use alternate means to secure handle: • Safety wire to ECU shoring rods • Shelving straps • PVC pipe • Thumb T-pin

  10. Lost Ancillary Equipment WWS - Naval message DTG 121824Z MAY 08—response NLT July 31 SER NONOMENCLATURETYCOMLAST KNOWN LOCATION 214-048 SPREADER CNAF ELU-2 PJC137 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA 595 M-1022 CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL PJC172 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL 073056 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL ZD0086 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL PJC168 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL MZR096 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL PJC090 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL MZR097 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL MZR045 MMG-1A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL PJC147 MMG-1A CNAFR NAR SANTA CLARA PJC208 MMG-1A CMFC MALS-26 4305-001 MEP-009A CMFP MALS-12 UZ05019 MEP-009A CMFP MALS-36

  11. Lost MF WWS 131733Z MAY 08 SER NOCONFIGURATION TYCOMLAST KNOWN LOCATION KZT-449 JU-07 CNAF AIMD DIEGO GARCIA GRT-023 PH-01 CNAF FLTIMAGCOMPAC GRT-024 PH-01 CNAF FLTIMAGCOMPAC GRT-022 PH-02 CNAF FLTIMAGCOMPAC JMJ-196 PR-01 CNAF FLTIMAGCOMPAC PBT-148 RT-08B CNAF FMP MMF CHARLIE PBT-149 RT-09A CNAF FMP MMF CHARLIE GRT-112 SU-02 CNAF FMP MMF CHARLIE PAQ-035 TR-01 CNAF FMP MMF CHARLIE KZT-338 UP-02 CNAF FMP MMF DELTA JMJ-156 DW-01 CNAF MMU-1 01391916 MC-01 CNAF MMU-1 KZT-079 AF-01 CNAF NAF MISAWA GRT-021 AW-02 CNAF NAS ADAK AK KZT-493 FL-03A CNAF NAS ALAMEDA KZT-523 FL-04B CNAF NAS ALAMEDA MWK-127 HT-02A CNAF NAS ALAMEDA MWK-536 HT-03 CNAF NAS ALAMEDA JKS-014 JU-01 CNAF NAS BARBERS PT JMJ-184 ST-04 CNAF NAS BARBERS PT JMJ-152 ST-04 CNAF NAS BARBERS PT JMJ-180 SU-01 CNAF NAS BARBERS PT KZT-025 UP-01 CNAF NAS KEFLAVIK ICELAND MWK-137 HT-01B CNAF NAS MIRAMAR

  12. Lost Mobile Facility WWS SER NOCONFIGURATION TYCOMLAST KNOWN LOCATION PPC-408 BF-01 CNAF NWTC CHINA LAKE MWK-759 HT-03 CNAF PATWING ONE MISAWA PAQ-151 RT-10 CNAF PATWING ONE MISAWA PAQ-129 SU-01 CNAF PATWING ONE MISAWA PAQ-135 SU-03 CNAF PATWING ONE MISAWA MWK-509 TP-02 CNAF VAQ-34 MWK-073 CR-01 CNAF VQ-4 RXW-042 CR-01 CNAF VQ-4 PAQ-293 SE-01 CNAF VQ-4 QLQ-569 SU-01 CNAF VQ-4 QLQ-574 SU-03 CNAF VQ-4 MWK-279 SU-03 CNAF VQ-4 QLQ-094 TM-02B CNAF VQ-4 RJF-630 TM-03B CNAF VQ-4 QLQ-109 TM-04A CNAF VQ-4 PPC-439 TM-05 CNAF VQ-4 PPC-316 TM-05 CNAF VQ-4 PPC-478 TM-05 CNAF VQ-4 MWK-288 TY-01 CNAF VQ-4 PBT-354 HT-01B CNAF VQ-5 PBT-353 HT-02A CNAF VQ-5 MWK-492 JU-01 CNAF VQ-5 MWK-497 JU-01 CNAF VQ-5 QLQ-946 JU-01 CNAF VQ-5

  13. Lost Mobile Facility WWS SER NOCONFIGURATION TYCOMLAST KNOWN LOCATION MWK-674 PP-02 CNAF VQ-5 PAQ-641 TL-01 CNAF VQ-5 MWK-763 WC-06 CNAF VQ-5 MWK-677 XR-03 CNAF VQ-5 MWK-678 AT-02 CNAF NAVY/MALS-24 MWK-075 AT-03 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA MWK-076 AT-04 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA MWK-077 AT-05 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA MWK-081 AT-06 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA MWK-082 AT-07 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA QHR-170 BF-01 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA GTG-035 JU-01 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA PAQ-635 PP-02 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA GRT-113 ST-01 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA GSG-222 TL-03 CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA PBT-428 TW-03B CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA PBT-427 TW-04A CNAFR FMP MMF ALPHA MWK-415 FE-11 CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL SUE-234 HM-01A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL SUE-235 HM-02A CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL SAQ-021 HM-03C CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL SUE-015 HM-04 CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL MWK-968 MC-01 CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL PPC-199 TL-03 CNAFR FMP MMF HOTEL KZT-388 MM-04 CMFP MALS-36

  14. MF Repair Procedures

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