SEABEE COMBAT WARFARE COMMON CORE

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• SEABEE COMBAT WARFARECOMMON CORE

UNIT 110 CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS FUNDAMENTALS
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Contingency Operations

• Reference NAVFAC P-437, Planning Guide for Navy
  facilities, Volume 1
• COMCBPAC/COMCBLANT Instruction 11014.2,
  Maintenance Management Program for Naval
  Construction Force (NCF) Camps.

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Contingency Operations

• Reference
• NAVEDTRA 12003, Seabee Combat Handbook, Volume 1
• NAVEDTRA 12532, Utilities 3
• NAVEDTRA 10662,Utilities 2

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Contingency Operations

• Reference
• NAVEDTRA 12543, Naval Construction Force, Seabee
  1 C.

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Overview

• Fundamentals of Tent Camp Layout
• Purpose of Leach Fields
• Camp Maintenance Operations
• Aspects of Water treatment
• Advanced Base Functional Components

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Contingency Operations

• PQS Question 110.1 Explain the fundamentals of a
  tent camp layout in relation to the following
• Latrines from messing facilities
• Latrines from water supplies
• Garbage pits from water supplies
• Garbage pits from messing facilities
• Reference NAVFAC P-437, Planning Guide for Navy
  Facilities, Volume 1

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Tent Camp Layout

• Sufficient space for command dispersion
• Concealment from ground and air observation
• Protection from bombing and strafing attacks
• Protection from mechanized attack

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Tent Camp Layout

• Sanitary
• Water supply
• Drainage
• Shade
• Access
• Site not occupied by other units in last two
  months
• It is unlikely that there will be a waterborne
  sewage system available for use. The usual
  alternative is a latrine.

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Latrines

• Latrines must be 100 yards from the nearest
  natural water source and food service areas. The
  site should be reasonably near the user, but 50
  feet from sleeping areas.

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Garbage pits

• Garbage is the solid or semisolid wet and dry
  wastes resulting from the preparation, cooking,
  and serving of food. Garbage has to be removed
  from the mess area before it causes bad odors or
  attracts rats and flies.

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Garbage pits

• The common method of garbage disposal is burial
  in a garbage pit.
• A garbage pit should be a 4-foot square pit that
  is 4 feet deep.
• It will service 100 people for 1 day.
• A garbage pit must be at least 100 yards away
  from water supplies and 30 yards from messing
  facilities

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CONTINGENCY OPERATIONFUNDAMENTALS

• PQS Question 110.2 Explain the purpose of leach
  fields.
• Reference NAVEDTRA 12532, Utilitiesman 3

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Leach fields

• An important part of a septic tank individual
  sewage disposal system.
• Used to dispose sewage and gray water into the
• ground.
• Constructed of 4- to 6-inch perforated pipe.
• Laid out in a herringbone pattern or with the
  laterals at right angles to the main distribution
  pipe.

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CONTINGENCY OPERATIONFUNDAMENTALS

• PQS Question 110.3 Describe the following as it
  pertains to camp maintenance
• Trouble desk Three types of work
• Operators Inspections
• Reference COMCBPAC/COMCBLANT Instruction
  11014.2, Maintenance Management Program for Naval
  Construction Force Camps

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Trouble desk

• The purpose of the camp maintenance desk is to
  receive all customer service calls.
• The trouble desk coordinates the maintenance
  calls and tasks with the people who provide the
  maintenance service.
• The trouble desk attendant enters all customer
  trouble calls into the trouble desk log and fills
  out Emergency Service Authorization (ESA) forms.

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Emergency/Service Work

• All work requiring immediate action or any minor
  work requiring less than 16 man-hours and 100
  in material costs is classified as
  emergency/service work.

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Specific Job Orders

• Orders are written to cover work for which
  individual job costs are desired
• Specific job orders take more than 16 man-hours
  to complete.

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Standing Job Orders

• Standing Job Orders are large repetitive jobs
  that require over 40 man-hours to complete.

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Operators Log

• Daily operating logs are kept on some Equipment.
• The main purpose for using operating logs is to
  continuously record data on equipment performance

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Inspections

• The key to a successful Preventive Maintenance
  (PM) program is a systematic, continuous
  inspection program.

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Control Inspections

• A control inspection reviews all camp facilities
  to determine the maintenance required during a
  deployment to preserve or improve the condition
  of the camp structures and property

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Annual Inspection Summary

• The AIS report documents deficiencies in camp
  facilities. AIS reports are produced annually

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Operator inspections

• Performed by the operator assigned to the
  equipment.
• Part of the operator's day-to-day responsibilities

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CONTINGENCY OPERATIONFUNDAMENTALS

• PQS Question 110.4 Describe the following
• Potable water
• Non-potable water
• Chlorination
• Super Chlorination
• Reference NAVEDTRA 10662, Utilitiesman 2

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Water Supplies

• Potable water Water that does not contain
  pollution, contamination, or infective agents and
  is considered satisfactory for drinking.
• Non-potable water Water that may contain
  objectionable, or infective agents and is
  considered unsafe and/or unpalatable for
  drinking.

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Chlorination

• Chlorination is the most common method of
  disinfecting potable water.
• Water from systems where sanitary, physical,
  operating defects, or other special hazards are
  known to exist must be chlorinated to specified
  bacterial levels. residual of at least 2.0 ppm.

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Super-Chlorinating

• Super-Chlorination is the application of chlorine
  in dosages far in excess of the chlorine demand
  for disinfecting.
• Superchlorination is accomplished by chlorinating
  the water in a container or distribution system
  to at least 100 parts per million (ppm)

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CONTINGENCY OPERATIONFUNDAMENTALS

• PQS Question 110.5 Describe the three parts of
  the Advanced Base Functional Component (ABFC)
  system and explain their relationships
• Reference NAVEDTRA 12543, Naval Construction
  Force, Seabee 1 C

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ABFC

• The Navy Advanced Base Functional Component
  (ABFC) System is a method of planning, procuring,
  assembling, and shipping material and personnel
  needed to satisfy facility support requirements

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Component Site Plans

• Part 1, Component Site Plans,
• Component is defined as a grouping of personnel
  and material that has a specific function or
  mission at an advanced base.
• Example NMCB is a component

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Facility Drawings

• Part 2, Facility Drawings
• Lists and describes by assembly number the
  assembly requirement for each facility
• Example 250 Man Tent Camp

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Assembly Drawings

• Assembly Drawings
• Lists line-item requirements by National Stock
  Number (NSN) for each assembly
• Example Tent 16 X 32