910AWI32-9002 — Real Property Building Managers

910AWI32-9002 governs the assignment and responsibilities of Real Property Building Managers at the 910 Airlift Wing.

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  • Publication number: 910AWI32-9002
  • Title: REAL PROPERTY BUILDING MANAGERS
  • Date: 2024-01-10

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It covers building care, utilities management, fire prevention, facility maintenance, and facility utilization changes. It requires designated managers to coordinate building operations, maintenance requests, equipment protection, and space-use changes.

Applies to: This instruction identifies responsibilities and procedures for assigned Building Managers of the 910 Airlift Wing (910AW), located at the Youngstown Air Reserve Station (YARS), Vienna, Ohio.

Topics covered

  • Building Manager assignments
  • Building care
  • Utilities management
  • Fire prevention
  • Facility maintenance requirements
  • Facility utilization changes
  • Real property equipment protection

Questions and answers

Who designates primary and alternate Building Managers?

The Squadron Commander/Division Chief designates a primary and alternate Building Manager for each building assigned to the organization. (paragraph 1)

How early must Building Manager changes be submitted?

Changes in Building Managers must be made, in writing, by the Squadron Commander/ Division Chief to the base Realty Specialist, ten (10) days prior to the desired change date in order to make the changes to the Division Chief/Building Manager’s register. (paragraph 1)

What authority does a Building Manager have in a shared building or floor?

When a building or floor is shared by multiple organizations, the Building Manager has the administrative authority to hold other organizational users responsible for their assigned area. (paragraph 2)

What must building users avoid doing to installed real property equipment?

Ensure that building users do not alter, adjust, repair, or replace installed real property equipment, such as the air conditioning, heating, ventilation system, lighting, plumbing, etc., unless it is a Civil Engineering (CE) approved self-help project. (paragraph 2)

What form is required for routine and long-term maintenance requests?

Submit an AF Form 332, BCE Work Request, as an email attachment to the Base Operating Support (BOS) Contractor, CE Customer Service, for the following reasons: general repairs, minor construction, improvements, alterations, self-help, and damage report. (paragraph 2)

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