Section 5.0. Installation and Phase-Out Plans

Equipment/System Integrated Logistics Support Plan (EILSP) and Equipment
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Interference and Safety Considerations. Identify any interference or safety hazards,

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which must be considered when working on the supported equipment. This may include

hazardous material (HAZMAT) or Radio Frequency (RF) hazards, radiation hazards,

shock hazards, electrostatic discharge, electromagnetic interference, corrosives, rotating

machinery, enclosed space considerations, etc.

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Property Reporting. Identify the applicable property-reporting database, which will be

used. Provide all information required to report the equipment in the asset database, e.g.,

assigned nomenclature, parent-child relationship (if any), cost and manufacturer.

SECTION 5.0 - INSTALLATION AND PHASE-OUT PLANS

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Installation Plans.

5.1.1

Number of Installations by Platform or Shore Facility. State the total number of

equipment to be installed by platform or shore facility. A table may be used to state

information. Include information on any prototype installations.

5.1.2

Locations of installations. Describe the physical location(s) on the platform, by unit type,

where the equipment is to be installed. The reader should be able to physically locate the

equipment from this description.

5.1.3

Installation Schedule and Staging Material. Provide planned installation schedules,

identify staging material required, including initial spares, and identify where the

material will come from. (Consider production and delivery schedules when planning).

Include contractor and Coast Guard POC information.

5.1.4

Method of Installation. Describe the method of installation and type of installation kits

needed. Identify any referenced installation packages.

5.1.5

Prototype Installations. List units selected to prototype the equipment/system. State who

will install and remove (upgrade) the prototype installation when testing is complete.

Identify lessons learned and installation issues not resolved.

5.1.6

Alteration Documentation. State who will develop and provide the appropriate

documentation (e.g., Engineering changes) once the new acquisition takes place and the

time frame required for completing the alteration documentation. Also address whether

installation drawings will be provided and who will provide them.