934AWI32-1005 governs aircraft de-icing and anti-icing operations to minimize water resource impacts and support effluent-limit compliance.
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It establishes best management practices, organizational responsibilities, and procedures for aircraft fluid application, collection, snow removal, and storm water protection. It requires personnel training, application records, pavement deicing reports, permit maintenance, and discharge monitoring.
Applies to: This instruction applies to de-icing and anti-icing operations conducted by 934th Airlift Wing (934 AW) organizations on 934 AW facilities.
Prior to critical missions that are anticipated to coincide with icing conditions, if hangar space is available place the designated aircraft into the hangar (building 821) or fuel cell facility (building 870) to prevent aircraft ice formation. (paragraph 3)
Cover/block stormwater inlets during ADAF application and collection to prevent flow of ADAF into storm sewers. (paragraph 3)
Aircraft Maintenance Squadron will record and report ADAF application data on the spreadsheet/log provided by 934th Civil Engineering Environmental Flight (934 MSG/CEV). (paragraph 3)
To the maximum extent practicable, remove snow from aircraft spots to be used for aircraft deicing, prior to the application of ADAF. (paragraph 3)
Conduct storm water discharge monitoring and analyses according to regulatory permit requirements. (paragraph 3)