TM 5-6635-386-12&P SECTION V SUPPLEMENTAL OPERATING, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR PARTS INSTRUCTIONS (SOMARPI) FOR TESTER, DENSITY AND MOISTURE (SOIL AND ASPHALT) NUCLEAR METHOD CAMPBELL PACIFIC NUCLEAR CORPORATION MODEL MC-1 (NSN 6635-01-030-6896) 5-1. INSTRUCTIONS a. These instructions contain supplemental information    for    Army    users    and    are    Army    oriented instructions     to     assist     in     managing     and     expediting maintenance   repair   parts   supply,   technical   assistance, and user problems. b. Weapons System Designator Code for requisitioning is 3M. 5-2. GENERAL a.     The     Density     and     Moisture     Tester     is     a Commercial Construction Equipment (CCE) type used to measure    the    density    and    moisture    content    of    soils, soilstone aggregates, and also the density of hot asphalt while the mix is being compacted. b.    Operation    of    the    tester    will    be    only    by personnel who have successfully completed an Operators   Training   Course   as   defined   in   Section   IV. Using    units    and    operators    shall    not    operate    testers without  an  assigned  qualified  LRPO.  Operator’s  will  be supervised    by    a    Local    Radiation    Protection    Officer (LRPO)   who   has   successfully   completed   the   training requirements as stated in Para 4-9.c.  Radiation Control Officers of Major Commands will monitor the LRPO’s or operators  (in  the  case  of  a  using  unit  without  qualified LRPO or ALRPO). The TACOM Safety Office will insure compliance   with   the   Nuclear   Regulatory   Commission (NRC)  license  by  monitoring  reports  of  inventory,  leak tests,  incident  and  equipment  improvement  reports,  by utilizing feedback from Logistics Assistance and Inspection    Teams,    and    by    liaison    with    Radioactive Material Control Points (For details, see Section IV). 5-3. MAINTENANCE CONCEPT a. Organizational maintenance consisting of external   cleaning,   battery   charging   and    replacement, fuse     changing,     shutter cleaning/lubricating, will be performed   by   the   operator.   Wipe   (leak)   tests   will   be performed by the LRPO or Operator (in the absence of a qualified LRPO or ALRPO at the using unit). b.    TACOM,    as    required,    will    issue    a    Task Order/Work Directive/Order for all supplies and services for major repairs to the contractor authorizing necessary work.     TACOM     can     place     a     dollar     limit     on     work authorized. TACOM will furnish users shipping instructions of designated repair facility. (Users will retain and  use  the  original  container,  for  shipping  testers  for repair). c.  Contractor  will  repair  or  overhaul  testers  and ship them back to users. d. The contractor will bill the government for his labor, materials, parts and shipping cost. e.    TACOM    will    obtain    confirmation    from    the using unit that  repairs  have  been  accomplished  and  will authorize payment of the repair bill. f. The contractor will be responsible for disposing of   unserviceable,   unrepairable   testers   upon   receipt   of disposal instructions from NICP at TACOM. 5-4. SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS a.   Maintenance   None.   All   maintenance   above organization    (see    Para    5-3.a.)    will    be    obtained    by evacuation to the designated contractor’s facility. b. Supply DS units backing up the using units will process requests for parts shown on the PLL 5-1