MIL-HDBK-1005/16
f)
Instrumentation and control system description,
including locations and functions of all operator interfaces.
g)
Process control procedures, including required
testing and calculations necessary to monitor and control
process. Identify potential operational problems, causes, and
corrective procedures.
h)
Unless included elsewhere, sampling and laboratory
procedures and requirements for recordkeeping.
i)
Unless included elsewhere, safety procedures
including those for storage and handling of any hazardous
materials used on site, electrical hazards, confined space entry,
and all other applicable safety-related topics.
2.8.2
Maintenance Manual. The maintenance manual portion of
the O&M manual primarily provides information on procedures for
maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing facility equipment.
This information should be provided by the equipment
manufacturers as part of the construction contract, which should
specify the minimum information required. The contractor should
be required to compile the maintenance information into a single
manual for the facility. Maintenance manuals should cover
equipment, controls, accessories, components (e.g., motors, speed
reducers), and appurtenances. MIL-HDBK-353 defines requirements
for maintenance manuals. Manuals should include the following
information:
a)
Diagrams and illustrations.
b)
Detailed description of the function of each
principal component of any system.
c)
Performance and nameplate data of each component.
d)
Name, address, and telephone numbers of the
following: manufacturer, manufacturer's local representative,
nearest parts supply house, and nearest repair service.
e)
f)
Procedure for starting.
g)
Proper adjustment.
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