New Hampshire Army National Guard (nharng) Pollution Prevention (P2) Plan Summer 2003
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B.)Paper Recycling Programs ResultsThe implementation of a recycling program with Tobey School/Revamp is currently in progress. An initial meeting with Tobey School/Revamp has taken place and an awareness presentation and informative posters have been created. As soon as awareness has increased and participation by SMR staff has been guaranteed, this program will be ready for implementation. All that is required for this to being is a phone call to Tobey School/Revamp. Totes will then be delivered, and paper will be recycled. technical evaluationAn estimated 52,800 lbs of waste paper is generated annually and disposed of in the same manner are “regular” garbage (i.e. in dumpsters and transported to landfills or incinerators). Based on this estimate, recycling waste paper could potentially increase the percentage of solid waste diverted to recycle from 43% to 71%, which would place NHARNG far above the present goal required by the DoD. The potential impact of paper recycling is illustrated by the following chart. 
Figure 9: Potential Impact of Paper Recycling In order for this program to be successful absolute participation is required of all staff members working at the SMR. Participation is as simple as separating used paper into three categories, white office paper and envelopes, mixed colored paper and envelopes, and newspaper and magazines, and consciously placing it in the appropriate recycling bins. Different colored bins will be used to indicate the appropriate type of paper to be place in that particular colored bin. In addition to small recycling bins, large recycling totes will utilized to collect the recycled paper from all the small recycling bins when they become full and must be emptied. The distribution of large recycling totes in the various buildings on the SMR is given in the following table.
Economic EvaluationCurrently Tobey School/Revamp provides all the necessary large totes as well as their recycling services free of charge. All the small totes required to re-establish this program were purchased when paper recycling was previously implemented. Implementation Costs: None. Recurring Costs: None.
Payback Period: Immediate VIII.)Future RecommendationsThe recommendations that I would make for NHARNG arise directly from the difficulties encountered throughout the course of this internship. The most challenging aspect of writing the P2 plan for the NHARNG was collecting data, specifically quantities. Attempting to collect data was frustrating and often unrewarding, like not finding a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. NHARNG records were very difficult and sometimes impossible to attain. Often direct contact to NHARNG contractors was the only affective means to acquire the necessary data. For instance, when researching the non-tactical fuel usage, NHARNG did not have any traceable internal records regarding the amount of fuel used or even the cost. GSA had to be directly contacted to ascertain this information. In situations where there were no records at all, very crude approximations were necessary to quantify certain waste streams, such as the amount of “regular” garbage generated annually. In regards to these difficulties, my primary recommendation for NHARNG is to establish a set of procedures to ensure that records of the waste streams addressed in the P2 plan are kept up to date. This will enable NHARNG to recognize trends in their environmental practices and establish the necessary P2 programs to achieve their goals. I would imagine that the future development of an Environmental Management System (EMS) will facilitate NHARNG’s endeavors. In conclusion, it is my hope that the P2 plan developed as a result of this internship will become a “living” document that is continuously referenced, updated, and allowed to grow as NHARNG improves their environmental practices through pollution prevention.
IX.)List of ContactsEileen Chabot State Environmental Specialist NHARNG – Environmental Office Concord, NH 03301 Phone: 603-225-1211 e-mail: eileen.chabot@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: Supervisor, office check-in, point of contact MSG Richard LaFlamme Environmental Protection Specialist NHARNG – Environmental Office 57 Regional Drive Concord, NH 03301 Phone: 603-225-1333 e-mail: richard.laflamme@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: office staff, TRI, EPA priority chemicals info Mr. Jason Weaver ETSS
NHARNG – Environmental Office 57 Regional Drive Concord, NH 03301 603-227-1411 jason.weaver@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: office staff, computer information Ms. Muriel Lajoie Hazardous Waste Manager NHARNG – Environmental Office 57 Regional Drive Concord, NH 03301 603-227-1434 muriel.lajoie@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: office staff, hazardous waste info Mr. Zachary Boyajin Environmental Program Manager NHARNG – Environmental Office 57 Regional Drive Concord, NH 03301 603-227-1439 zachary.boyajin@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: office staff, pesticide use SPC Stephanie Roberts NHARNG-HQ SMR Building F - DCISM Concord, NH 03301 603-228-1135 x1500 stephanie.roberts@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: ID cards
NHARNG – USPFO State Military Reservation DOIM
603-225-1385 matthew.dupuis@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: Computer logon, e-mail capabilities
NHARNG
603-225-1290 robert.prive@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: AASF site contact
NHARNG – Supply 603-225-1358 karen.hallenborg@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: State Maintenance Shop Site Contact
NHARNG – USPFO Warehouse 603-225-1216 kevin.reynolds@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: USPFO Warehouse Site Contact
NHARNG – OMS #2 Littleton, NH 603-444-2387 randy.dockham@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: OMS #2 Site Contact MSG Mike Dignard NHARNG – OMS #3 Somersworth, NH 603-692-4693 michael.dignard@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: OMS #3 Site Contact CW2 Michael Tkacz NHARNG – OMS #4 Manchester, NH 603-627-6299 michael.tkacz@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: OMS #4 Site Contact SFC Dennis MacKenzie NHARNG – OMS #5 Hillsboro, NH 603-464-0226 dennis.mackenzie@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: OMS #5 Site Contact CW2 George Spaulding NHARNG – NHNGTS Mgr Center Strafford, NH 603-225-1353 george.spaulding@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: NHARNG Training Site Contact SFC Spence Wilber NHARNG – USPFO Concord, NH 603-225-1359 spencer.wilber@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: Affirmative Procurement MSG Jim Muhnisky Joint Operation SMR – Concord, NH (603) 227-1533 jimmy.muhnisky@nh.ngb.army.mil
Air National Guard – Environmental Manager Portsmouth, NH (603) 430-2366 david.nylund@nhpeas.ang.af.mil Re: Antifreeze Recycling Colleen Schwalbe P2 Specialist – NHDES Concord, NH 03301 (603) 271-0878 Re: Contaminated Antifreeze
Advanced Liquid Recycling, Inc. Newington, NH (603) 817-0591 Re: Off-Site Antifreeze Recycling
KFM Corporation Anderson, SC 29621 ken@kfmllc.com Re: On-Site Antifreeze Recycling
SMR – Accounting Concord, NH 03301 (603) 225-1366 judy.chen@nh.ngb.army.mil Linda McCormack SMR – Accounting Concord, NH 03301 linda.mccormack@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: Wastewater information MAJ Wayne Kreiensieck CSMS Foreman – CSMS, SMR Concord, NH 03301 (603) 228-1135 x1297 wayne.kreiensieck@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: CSMS Site Visit
CSMS – SMR Concord, NH 03301 (603) 228-1135 x1312 Thomas.lapierre@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: CSMS Site Visit SGT Brian McKay AASF – SMR Concord, NH 03301 (603) 228-1135 x1290 brian.mckay@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: AASF Site Visit LTC Daniel Saucier CSMS – SMR Concord, NH 03301 (603) 228-1135 x1231 daniel.saucier@nh.ngb.army.mil Re: Antifreeze Recycling Presentation CW2 David Clemons CMSM
SMR – Concord, NH (603) 225-1392 david.clemons@nh.ngb.army.mil
CSMS
SMR – Concord, NH (603) 228-1135 x1299 weseley.rand@nh.ngb.army.mil
CSMS
SMR – Concord, NH (603) 228-1135 x1539 stephen.dyment@nh.ngb.army.mil
Revamp, Inc. Concord, NH (603) 228-5211 CW5 Richard Plante USPFO Purchasing & Contracting Office Concord, NH (603)228-1135 richard.plante@ngb.nh.army.mil
GSA
Hooksett, NH (603)666-7956 Re: Non-tactical fuel usage
Regional Representative Advanced Liquid Recycling, Inc. Meriden, CT (800) 637-0917 tphoenix@unitedindustrialservices.com Bill Green Jim Welch Territory Manager W. H. Shurtleff Company South Portland, ME bgreen@whshurtleff.com Mark Lennon The Institution Recycling Network Concord, NH 1-866-229-1962 mlennon@ir-network.com
Maintenance Manager NHNGTS (603)228-1135, x4703 Center Strafford, NH RE: Training Site Visit X.)references
XI.)AppendicesA.)NHARNG P2 Equipment
Figure 10: Antifreeze Recycling Machine NHARNG owns one Antifreeze Recycling Machine which resides at the CSMS. 
Figure 11: Aqueous Parts Washer (inside) All maintenance shops are equipped with Aqueous Parts Washers. 
Figure 12: Secondary Containment Area Only Littleton OMS #2 and Hillsboro OMS #5 are currently equipped with secondary containment area for storage of their fueling truck tanks. 
Figure 13: Filter Crusher All maintenance shops are equipped with Filter Crushers, with the exception of Hillsboro OMS #5. 
Figure 14: Aerosol Can Puncturing Machine All maintenance shops are equipped with Aerosol Can Puncturing Machines. B.)S |
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