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17008 MARCOR OSH PROGRAM MANUAL6. Mishaps. All lithium battery mishaps shall be immediatelyreported to the ISM or unit safety officer. This includesruptures, venting, fires, short circuits, and smoke.7. Points of contact for lithium battery issues.a. U.S. Marine Corps. For expeditionary power systems,including primary non-rechargeable, secondary rechargeablebatteries and alternative power sources, contact the ProgramManager (PM), Expeditionary Power Systems (PMM-153),MARCORSYSCOM, Quantico, VA:3584.(1) Project Officer: DSN 378-3584 or COM (703) 432-(2) Website: http://www.marcorsyscom.usmc.mil/sites/pmeps/default.asp, click on "Feedback" or "Ask the ProgramOffice" link.b. For lithium battery shelf life, hazardous materialsmanagement and disposal policy, contact CMC (LPC-2), 2 NavyAnnex, Washington, DC 20380-1775, at: DSN 225-8947 extension2451 or COM (703) 695-8947, extension 2451.c. For lithium battery hazardous waste management anddisposal policy, contact CMC (LFL), 2 Navy Annex, Washington, DC20380-1775, at: DSN 225-8302 or COM (703) 695-8302.d. U.S. Army (USA). For points of contact on lithiumbattery issues and alternate rechargeable batteries, see the USACommunications-Electronics Command (CECOM), Ft. Monmouth, NJ,website (Click on "Battery Support") at:http://www.monmouth.army.mil/cecom/lrc/.e. U.S. Navy. For points of contact for the interactivemultimedia instruction distributed learning (IMI/DL) CD Course #022001a on "Handling and Disposition of Batteries," see theCivil Engineer Corps Officers School (CECOS), Port Hueneme, CA,website at: https://www.cecos.navy.mil/. You may also contactCECOS at: DSN 760-7420 or COM (256) 895-7420.17-14