AFGSCI21-105_ELLSWORTHAFBSUP — Corrosion Prevention And Control Program

AFGSCI21-105_ELLSWORTHAFBSUP governs the Corrosion Prevention and Control Program and aircraft wash practices at Ellsworth Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: AFGSCI21-105_ELLSWORTHAFBSUP
  • Title: CORROSION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM
  • Date: 2022-10-26

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It covers water-activated soap, soap dilution, aircraft soap containers, wash buckets, smoking areas, wash equipment, and wash team supervisor duties. It requires wash entries, inspections, equipment accountability, hazardous-waste handling, and facility cleanup.

Applies to: This instruction applies to Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) and to the Air National Guard (ANG) Classic Associate units associated with AFGSC.

Topics covered

  • Water-activated soap
  • Soap dilution
  • Aircraft soap containers
  • Wash buckets
  • Wash facility smoking areas
  • Wash gear and equipment
  • Wash team supervisor duties

Questions and answers

What type of soap is authorized under AFGSCI21-105_ELLSWORTHAFBSUP?

The soap in use is water activated only.

How should soap be mixed for aircraft washing?

Soap is premixed to the proper dilution; increasing soap mixture negatively effects its cleansing ability.

How does the aircraft soap container prepare soap for wash buckets?

The aircraft soap container mixes the soap to the proper ratio for use when filling wash buckets. (paragraph 1-2)

Where are smoking areas authorized around the wash facility?

The only authorized smoking areas are by the Fuel System Repair Facility (Dock 93) and between Dock 73 and Dock 74. (paragraph 1-3)

What is the smoking rule inside the wash facility?

The wash facility is a “NO SMOKING” facility.

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