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Timing to repeat tasks will be defined, not “regularly”. A wide variety of fuel facilities will be described. The new UFC will: – Be more enforceable across all services. – Some of today’s fuels and fuel systems are not covered Certain tasks may be considered operations by certain services. – Operational Task versus Maintenance Task Significant differences exist in the current documents on high level issues – Roles and Responsibilities. Other documents also considered: – TO 37-1-1 – ATA 103 – EI/JIG 1530. UFC 3-460-03 MO-230 TM 5-678 NATO STANAG 3609, Edition 5 USAFE Jet Fuel Storage – Maintenance & Repair 
The comparison also included several other documents, both DoD and commercial. The first task was to compare the documents…. The new document will define maintenance requirements regardless of who is responsible for execution: active duty personnel, base operating contractors, DLA-E contractors, etc. DLA-Energy is funding the effort to help standardize the maintenance requirements for fuel facilities across the services and at DLA-Energy facilities. With the publication of the new Design UFC, the next step is to create a true tri-service maintenance document. It described hydraulic dispensing as one type of system in place at the time. The document focused on ground vehicle fueling systems, but also included some discussion on aviation fuel systems, diesel operated generators and boilers. #Ufc 3 460 01 update#
There was a project begun in the 1980’s to update the document, but it was never completed. Piers & Wharves Off Shore Mooring Systems Tank Truck/Rail Loading/Offloading Automotive Fueling Systems Base Utility Fueling Systems Ballast Water Handling SystemsĪrmy TM 5-678 Repairs & Utilities: Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants (POL) The document includes guidance on typical Naval fuel facilities including: – – – – – –.
Last updated in 1990, this document continues today to serve as the primary guidance on maintenance operations of Navy Fuel Facilities.Navy MO-230 Maintenance and Operation of Petroleum Fuel Facilities It is also very specific on Roles and Responsibilities, describing the responsibilities of POL, LFM, BCE and other parties within the USAF organization at the time it was published.The current document focuses heavily on aviation fuels and hydrant systems.While labeled as a UFC, the document was not officially adopted by the other services.
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The document was reformatted, but is primarily the USAF Manual 85-16 written in 1981. “Substantive deviations from this UFC must first be presented to the appropriate Service SME, then reviewed/approved by the FFEP.” – In short the document is intended to be followed by all unless you have approval to deviate.ģ-460-03 Operation & Maintenance: Maintenance of Petroleum Systems – While considered “guidance” the document does include a procedure for obtaining “waivers”.
True Tri-Service standard – Recognizes Service Headquarters, Specific Subject Matter Experts who are responsible for implementation, but also providing additional for specific applications. Also includes several other coordinating members. 
DLA Installation Support for Energy (DLA DS-FEI). NAVFAC POL Facility Subject Matter Expert (NAVFAC EXWC, PW54). Army Corps of Engineers, POL Facilities Proponent (CECW-EC) Air Force Fuels Facilities Subject Matter Expert (HQ AFCEC/COS). – Managed and maintained by the DoD Fuel Facilities Engineering Panel. UFC 3-460-01 – Design: Petroleum Fuel Facilities – Major update published in 2010 with minor changes as recent as TWO weeks ago. – Found on the Whole Building Design Guide website Unified Facilities Criteria – Provide planning, design, construction, sustainment, restoration, and modernization criteria – Intended to be “Tri-Service” guidance documents – Called “guidance” but are more often considered “rules” – UFC’s cover a wide range of subjects including Cathodic Protection, Force Protection, Fire Protection, etc. Updating UFC 3-460-03 Maintenance of Petroleum Systems PETRO 2013 – Alexandria, VA
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