452AMWI21-102 — Tool Accountability Procedures And Composite Took Kit Program

452AMWI21-102 governs tool accountability procedures and the Composite Tool Kit Program for the 452d Air Mobility Wing.

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  • Publication number: 452AMWI21-102
  • Title: TOOL ACCOUNTABILITY PROCEDURES AND COMPOSITE TOOK KIT PROGRAM
  • Date: 2021-05-21

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The instruction covers tool storage, tool identification using TAS/Tool Control Max, hazardous materials, and missing or lost items and tools. It requires tool control programs, inventories, identification, reporting, and accountability procedures.

Applies to: This Air Mobility Wing Instruction is applicable to all personnel assigned to the 452d Air Mobility Wing.

Topics covered

  • Composite Tool Kit Program
  • Tool storage facilities
  • TAS and TCMax tool identification
  • Hazardous materials control
  • Missing and lost tool procedures
  • Foreign object damage control

Questions and answers

What must happen when a tool or item is discovered missing?

IMMEDIATELY upon discovering a missing item or tool, the person identifying the missing or lost item or tool will search the immediate work area and contact the Maintenance Operations Center (MOC) at DSN 447-5258 or COMM 655-5258. (paragraph 4)

How long must closed reports for found items remain on file?

All closed reports for found items will remain on file for a period of 1 year after the close out date. (paragraph 4)

How often must spare and replacement tools be inventoried?

A documented inventory of these tools and equipment will be accomplished quarterly. (paragraph 4)

How are shop towels and rags controlled in aircraft maintenance and AFE work centers?

In aircraft maintenance and AFE work centers, shop towels and rags are not disposable or consumable and will be controlled as tools and replaced on a one-for-one basis. (paragraph 4)

How must issued personal protective equipment be identified?

Issued personal protective equipment (i.e., headsets, ear defenders, reflective belts, etc.) will be identified with a Tool Accountability System (TAS) / TCMax identifier. (paragraph 4)

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