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Our Mission at MCB Butler EAB is to support the Marine Corps by carrying out environmental programs, which are in compliance with the applicable laws and regulations while providing comprehensive services and products in a responsive, professional, and cost effective manner to protect people and enhance our environment.
Water Quality Reports (Consumer Confidence Reports)
USFJ Japanese Environmental Governing Standards
EAB SharePoint site (CAC Required)
Hazardous Waste is picked up by Hazardous Materials Minimization Center (HMMC). In order to schedule a pickup one must complete the HazWaste Service Request Form (EMP 16.1.3) and email it to the Hazardous Waste inbox. You can contact HMMC for more information on these services or contact your Installation Environmental Coordinator.
HMMC HazWaste 637-6047 / 637-6050 mcbb.gf.hwpickup@usmc.mil
IAW MCO 5090.2 Vol 9 Ch 03 & 04; All work centers aboard USMC installations must only possess Hazardous Materials (HM) that are listed on their AUL and within the quantity of 2 weeks' usage.
In order to add additional HM or increase the quantity limit, work centers must make an AUL Adjustment Request to MCB Butler BSO. Usually, these requests can be submitted within the AUL system known as Hazardous Materials Management System (HMMS), although sometimes it must be done using a PDF form (EMSF-4466).
Contact MCB Butler BSO (MCBButlerBSOAUL@usmc.mil) 645-3386, Environmental Pollution Prevention Office (MCBB.GF.HazWastePM@usmc.mil) 645-1060, or your Installation Environmental Coordinator.
When there is a buildup of trash/recycling that usually is collected but recently is not, often is because it is not properly prepared for collection. Trash and recycling crews will not collect anything that is not properly prepped and do not collect Bulk Waste and DLA Disposition materials. There are 2 Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that layout exactly how to prepare your trash/recycle for collection (EMP 15.10 Solid Waste Guide & EMP 15.7 Recycling Guides).
Typical reasons for refused collection:
Personnel in On-Base Military Family Housing must follow Kadena Housing Office guidance for refuse and recycling procedures. Please contact Kadena Housing Office or the Kadena Environmental Office.
Contact your Installation Environmental Coordinator for more detailed information or assistance.
2 things need to happen to become a ECC or HWAP Manager.
1) Attend the MCB Butler Environmental Compliance Course. Even if the individual has had similar training at another base, there are many differences that need to be addressed. Courses are also available in Japanese for Local National Employees and Contractors.
2) A letter of designation appointing the individual in the role. For the Primary ECC the designation must be signed by the Unit CO. All other appointments may be signed by the Primary ECC.
Contact the MCB Butler Environmental Training Office to get scheduled for a course. MCBB_FE_ENVTraining@usmc.mil 645-5199 / 5190 / 3319.
Asbestos is not an Environmental program but is a Safety program. If you need assistance or information about asbestos or asbestos abatement, please contact the MCIPAC Safety Office.
https://www.mcbbutler.marines.mil/Base-Information/Base-Safety/
Contact the Butler Environmental Trainers at: MCBB_FE_ENVTraining@usmc.mil
MCIPAC-MCBB GF ATTN: Environmental Affairs Branch OPC 557 BOX 23 FPO AP 96371-9001
Ohmura, Chatan Cho, Nakagami Gun, Okinawa Pref Camp Foster, Facilities Engineer Div, Env Branch, Code 14 Attention: EAB Director Bldg 363 Room 320 Japan Postal Code 904-0100
For questions not answered by this FAQ, please contact your Installation Environmental Coordinator or the associated Program Manager.