Jehdia Bottinelli, CHMM

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CHRIMP Afloat Program
Jehdia Bottinelli, CHMM March 2009
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Background

• Hazardous Material Control Management
  (HMCM) Program established in 1989 by Chief of
  Naval Operations (CNO)
• Defines uniform policy, guidance and requirements
  for the life-cycle control management of HM
• Directs that control be established to reduce the
  amount of HM used.
• Important because of the risks associated with HM
  are greater in a Shipboard environment

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Overview

• CHRIMP both Afloat and Ashore - provides
  processes and services to assist ships and navy
  activities with all aspects of HMCM.
• Support and services both Afloat and Ashore -
  are provided via CHRIMP Technicians located
  throughout CONUS and OCONUS. CHRIMP Techs maybe
  contractors.
• Through CHRIMP processes and procedures, the
  quantity of HM ordered, stocked and used is
  reduced to a level that supports operating
  requirements and meets environmental standards.

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Objectives

• Achieve life-cycle control and management of
  Hazardous Material (HM)
• Through the application of sound material
  management practices
• Reduce the amount of HM
• Procured
• Stocked
• Distributed to work centers
• Cost Avoidance by reducing the amount of HM
  disposed of as waste.

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Objectives (cont.)

• Establishment of a Hazardous Material
  Minimization Centers (HAZMINCEN) to centrally
  manage all HM.
• Allow for cradle to grave tracking of HM issued
  by the HAZMINCEN.
• Eliminate unauthorized/prohibited HM going to
  ships /work centers while reducing procurement
  and disposal costs.
• Ensure HAZMINCEN personnel are properly trained
  in all CHRIMP processes and offload procedures.

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CHRIMP IT Tools

• Regional Hazardous Inventory Control System
  (RHICS) (Ashore)
• Web based application merger of HSMS and RHICS
  1.0 functionalities.
• Enhanced functionality On-line Order, On-line
  AUL Request and Approval and Web enabled reports.
  
• Hazardous Inventory Control Systems (HICSWIN)
  (Afloat)

Navy Approved HM Inventory Management IT Systems
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Ashore HMCM Program

• Eases the burden of compliance with Hazardous
  Communication (HAZCOM) standards
• Reproductive Hazards Report
• AUL management at work center or personnel level.
  
• Centralized LSN management
• EPCRA Reporting
• NESHAP and HAP
• Standardized products
• Minimize HM within work centers
• Proposed new HM laws

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Afloat HMCM Program

• Hazardous Inventory Control System Windows
  (HICSWIN)
• used on Navy Surface Ships FFG and larger for
  implementing CHRIMP.
• Assists operator in the positive control and
  management of HM
• HICSWIN provides
• Inventory and shelf-life management
• A data source for obtaining current SHML
  information
• Standard reports and data output to meet
  requirements set forth in OPNAV 5100.19 series.

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Functions
The CHRIMP Technician may assist with the
following functions and processes onboard Afloat
units

• HM identification, consolidation, procurement,
  delivery, receipt, stowage, use and offload
• Monthly T-SHML review to identify prohibited /
  obsolete HM present against T-SHML
• SHML Feedback Report (SFR) Submittal to NAVICP
• HM stowage and locker reviews
• Shelf-life Management

• Identification of excess/expired HM
• Offload Process, Inspect/Screen HM for Offload
• Prepare proper documentation to turn-in excess,
  expired material identified to DRMO, Reuse,
  and/or Disposal
• Point of Entry (POE) for HM requisitions of reuse
  and BP-28

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Functions (cont)

• Assist posting offload documentation to HICSWIN
• Review hardware and software (including bar code
  equipment)
• Conduct MSDS research (HMIRS)
• Assist in Decommissioning of ships. Identifying
  types of HM for turn-in as BP-28 or Reuse

• Conduct CHRIMP/HICSWIN Training Classes in
  Norfolk and San Diego.
• Conduct informal HM Reviews as requested. Items
  reviewed include
• Ships HMCM Instruction
• HM Storerooms
• 7-day Lockers
• Spill Kits

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Locations

• Primary CHRIMP Support Locations - Fleet
  Concentration areas
• Norfolk, VA
• San Diego, CA
• Additional Locations

• Yokosuka Japan
• Okinawa Japan
• Sasebo Japan
• Guam

• Groton CT
• Mayport, Fl
• Ingleside, TX
• Puget Sound, WA
• Pearl Harbor, HI

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Points of Contact

• COMFISCS HMCM Program Manager
• Mr. Vince Gill [phone]
• e-mail vince.gill_at_navy.mil
• COMFISCS HSR East / Afloat HMCM Lead
• Ms. Jehdia Bottinelli [phone]
• Email Jehdia.Bottinelli_at_navy.mil
• Ms. Carolyn Wright [phone] (Alternate)
• e-mail carolyn.a.wright_at_navy.mil
• COMFISCS / Serco Project Manager
• Ms. Michelle Rogers [phone]
  
• e-mail michelle.rogers_at_navy.mil