MIL-STD-1330D(SH)
w/ Change 1
5.16.2 Identification.
5.16.2.1 Acceptance. In order to identify materials and components which have been certified oxygen clean, a sticker or tag indicating certification shall be completed. The sticker or tag shall be affixed to the capped or plugged item or package or placed between the intimate and environmental packaging containing the item so that it will not come in contact with the certified oxygen clean item. The sticker or tag shall, at a minimum, contain the information given on Figures 1 and 2. The shape of the tag is optional.
5.16.2.2 Rejection. In order to identify materials and components, once certified oxygen clean, which have become contaminated and which are no longer certified oxygen clean in accordance with the provisions of this standard, action shall be taken by the shop processing the material or quality assurance office representative to clearly indicate that the material requires recleaning.
5.16.3 Storage.
5.16.3.1 Location. Materials and components which have been certified oxygen clean shall be stored in a clean storage area. Certified oxygen clean materials shall be stored so as to prevent damage to their protective plastic covers. The storage area should protect the material from exposure to dirt and oil, and should also protect the material from temperature extremes of below 40 °F and above 100 °F. The certification sticker or tag shall be attached so as to be visible for inspection.
5.16.3.2 Inspection of packaging. Prior to use or transport, the packaging of all certified oxygen clean materials shall be inspected. If the outer package is torn or damaged, but the inside package is intact, replace the outer package. If the inside package is torn or damaged exposing the oxygen cleaned surface to the ambient atmosphere, the item shall be recleaned and recertified as specified herein. An exception is high valued items such as valves, regulators, and compressors of which local engineering approval to use 5.12 shall be obtained (see 6.3). For shipboard storage, the packaging of all certified oxygen clean material should be inspected every 3 years to ensure ready spares are available.
5.17 In-process inspections.
5.17.1 Inspection. When required by Table XII, an inspector or witness shall observe the applicable operation for compliance with this standard. The witness or inspectors shall be designated by the local activity.
5.17.2 Objective quality evidence (OQE). Objective quality evidence testifying to the satisfactory accomplishment of the following inspections required by this standard shall be recorded and maintained for not less than 3 years. An exception is that OQE is not required for inspections specified in 5.10 during maintenance of cleanliness when performed by Type Commander or Ships Force personnel on systems and equipment not certified by NAVSEA SS800-AG-MAN-010/P-9290, NAVSEA SS521-AA-MAN-010, or NAVSEA 0924-LP-062-0010.
a. Cleanroom maintenance inspections required by 5.1.2. b. Results of testing specified by 5.9.
c. Results of inspections or analyses addressed in 5.13 when directed by this standard. d. Signature or initial of witnesses or inspectors when directed by 5.17.1.
5.17.3 Audit or surveillance. Facilities performing oxygen cleaning may be subject to audits or surveillance made by higher level organizations such as an assurance office representative, an authorized representative of NAVSEA, or the agency concerned for compliance with this standard in accordance with NAVSEA TL855-AA- STD-010. Audit or surveillance results shall be recorded (see 6.3).
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