VOL. I BOOK 5 CHAPTER IIl INSTALLATION OF EQUIPMENT =. CMR AREA At the Cryogenics Plant, Bldg. 344, Holmes & Narver provided Task Unit 2 with materials and labor for the installation of a safety shower near the caustic tank, A forklift operator, two riggers, crane operators, two welders, and the necessary tools, materials and heavy equipment were supplied for a period of 13 days. Two plumbers connected a second compressor to the water system on 6 September 1952 when the plant was inoperative. Materials and labor were furnished for the fabrication of two top plates for the ortho-para converters; a fresh water line and a drain were installed for the low pressure converter in Room 8. For Bldg. 330 special machined parts, electrical equipment, hardware and labor for sandblasting and heating gas holders were furnished. Red lead paint was provided for preservation. Three crates containing scientific equipment were marked and shipped to the Zone of the Interior. One hydrogen trailer was backloaded on the USNS LT. ROBERT CRAIG on 1 February 1952. Personnel as follows were made available to Dr. H. L. Johnston and Mr. Wright: One assistant superintendent, three riggers, five electricians, five pipe fitters, one welder, two millwrights, two sheet metal workers, two carpenters, one cementfinisher, four laborers and clean-up crew, one forklift operator with forklift, and one truck driver with lowboy. requested, Labor and materials were furnished to vapor-seal a column as The equipment in Bldg. 342 was cleaned, installed, and connected as re- quested, and included the following machines: 1 Milling Machine 1 1 1 1 Do-all Saw Johnson Saw Shaper Bench Lathe 1 Grinder (Pedestal) 2 Drills Four laborers and one truck with operator were furnished LASL for moving equipment. A total of 36, 785.5 man hours were expended for this service. 5-5