70ISRWI90-201 — The Commander's Inspection Program

70ISRWI90-201 governs the 70 ISRW Commander’s Inspection Program, including self-assessment and Wing inspection activities.

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  • Publication number: 70ISRWI90-201
  • Title: The Commander's Inspection Program
  • Date: 2017-06-22

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It establishes the roles of commanders, Wing IG personnel, SAP managers, and other program participants. It requires continuous self-assessment, MICT controls, corrective actions, and coordinated internal and external inspections.

Applies to: This operating instruction was developed IAW AFI 90-201_AFGM2017-01, The Air Force Inspection System, dated 26 January 2017, and applies across 70 ISRW, including Geographically Separated Units (GSUs).

Topics covered

  • Commander’s Inspection Program
  • Self-Assessment Program
  • Self-Assessment Communicators
  • MICT observations
  • Wing inspection management
  • Virtual inspections
  • No-notice inspections

Questions and answers

What is the purpose of the unit Self-Assessment Program?

The unit SAP is a continuous self-assessment process, mandated by AFI 90201, used to provide commanders with internal assessment of their unit’s overall health, to identify deficiencies that preclude or inhibit mission accomplishment, and to complement external assessments. (paragraph 3)

What system is used for unit self-inspections?

MICT is the AF system of record for unit self-inspections; however units will not limit their assessments to MICT, but will instead design their SAPs to report non-compliance with all applicable governing directives. (paragraph 3)

What information must not be entered into MICT?

Personally Identifiable Information (PII), Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), and classified or other sensitive information will not be entered into MICT. (paragraph 3)

How soon must new or updated SACs be assessed?

Commanders will ensure new or updated SACs are assessed within 30 calendar days of the SAC’s release. (paragraph 3)

How often must commanders assess SACs?

Commanders will conduct, at a minimum, quarterly assessments of SACs in July, October, January, and April. (paragraph 3)

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