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Who is designated as the applicant for initial certification of a new diving system until the new system is delivered to the designated user activity? |
The Acquisition Manager |
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Who assumes the responsibilities as the Acquisition Manager during a major overhaul or repairs involving configuration changes to the system? |
The individual diving command (unless otherwise directed by the Type Commander) |
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What is a CDRL? |
Contract Data Requirements List Specifies all data requirements in procurement instruments in sufficient detail to provide a basis for a full, clear and firm understanding between the government and the contractor. |
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What is a DID? |
Data Item Description IAW NAVSEAINST 4000.6A a DID shall be cited in support of each data line item on the CDRL. |
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What are the responsibilities of the Acquisition Manager? |
The Acquisition Manager shall:
- Ensure the performance and procedure specs are clearly and accurately described in the contract documents, and concurred by the SCA - Ensure contract documents require the contractor to provide a QA Program Plan - Ensure that adequate document control procedures are developed and implemented - Prepare and submit the application for system certification - Ensure that a configuration management plan is developed - Ensure that all associated documents are prepared and submitted IAW the Milestone Event Schedule |
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Who's responsibility is it to ensure that the requirements for the recertification are satisfied during the repair or overhaul periods? |
The system Applicant |
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What happens to the system certification when a ship undergoes a regular overhaul and the entire diving system is overhauled? |
The system certification is terminated or suspended |
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Does minor work on a diving system, that does not involve hot work and does not modify the certified system configuration, terminate the system certification? |
No, as long as the work and testing is documented in the REC system |
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What are examples of minor work on a certified diving system? |
- Repairing leaking piping joints by replacing o-rings - Replacing diving system components with the same components as specified by the system drawing - Requalifying system hoses, volume tanks, filter housings or moisture separators as per PMS - Calibrating gauges and relief valves - Taking a 6 month air sample - Repairing weight handling system used on by surface supplied divers - Conducting NDE testing/inspection of HP flasks or bottles, when mechanical joints are not disturbed |
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What are examples of work that may terminate or suspend system certification? |
- Conducting NDE testing/inspection of HP flasks or bottles, when mechanical joints are disturbed - Overhauling a compressor within the SOC - Replacing a chamber viewport - Welding or brazing on the diving system pressure boundary - Overhauling the diving system |
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What must be submitted to the SCA prior to the commencement of overhaul or repair? |
- Results of the Pre-Overhaul Test and Inspection - A detailed definition of the scope of the overhaul - The overhaul or repair work package - QA provisions of the overhaul work package - A schedule showing major overhaul milestones |
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What is the length of time between overhauls of a shore-based system? |
It shall be determined by the activity, applicant and SCA, but shall not exceed 10 years, unless written technical justification is provided by the applicant and approved by the SCA |
