58SOWI21-106 — Corrosion Control

58SOWI21-106 governs corrosion control programs for assigned aircraft and support equipment within the 58th Special Operations Wing.

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  • Publication number: 58SOWI21-106
  • Title: CORROSION CONTROL
  • Date: 2023-01-10

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It covers corrosion prevention, wash rack management, aircraft washing, paint scoring, corrosion inspections, and post-wash requirements. It requires designated personnel to manage these activities, document training and inspections, and maintain records as prescribed.

Applies to: This instruction does not impact the Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) program and applies to all 58 SOW and 150 MXG personnel (Ft. Rucker maintenance contractor exempt).

Topics covered

  • Corrosion prevention control
  • Wash rack facility management
  • Aircraft washing
  • Aircraft paint scoring
  • Support equipment paint scoring
  • Post-wash inspections

Questions and answers

What training is required for aircraft wash crew members?

Units will ensure aircraft wash crew team members will be trained via OJT and signed off in members training records. (paragraph 84-103)

How are aircraft paint scores ranked?

Aircraft paint scores are based on a 1 to 5 numerical system and documented on a local form. (paragraph 84-103)

Which aircraft receive priority for paint touch-up scheduling?

Aircraft scored the worst have priority during aircraft paint touch-up scheduling. (paragraph 84-103)

What must happen before aircraft areas receive paint touch-up?

Aircraft areas requiring paint will be washed prior to touch-up painting. (paragraph 84-103)

How are post-wash cleanliness inspections documented for contracted washes?

All post wash cleanliness inspections will be documented on 58 MXG Form 164 and in the AFTO 781A. (paragraph 84-103)

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