AFMAN23-110V2PT2CH22_354FWSUP — Equipment Management

AFMAN23-110V2PT2CH22_354FWSUP governs equipment management, document processing, custodian requests, and identity changes.

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  • Publication number: AFMAN23-110V2PT2CH22_354FWSUP
  • Title: EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2012-01-11

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It supplements AFMAN 23-110, Volume 2, Part 2, Chapter 22, and addresses equipment management processes at the 354th Fighter Wing. It sets processing time limits, identifies approving officials, and establishes signature and return requirements for specified transactions.

Applies to: This supplement does not apply to the Air National Guard or Air Force Reserve units and members.

Topics covered

  • Equipment management
  • Document processing time
  • Custodian requests
  • FER in-use identity changes
  • SPRAM identity changes
  • Custodian Authorization Custodian Receipt Lists
  • Equipment management product files

Questions and answers

What is the maximum processing time for urgency of need indicator A equipment and mobility requirements?

Five workdays is the maximum time limit for the processing of urgency of need indicator “A” equipment and mobility requirements and 15 workdays for all other requests. (paragraph 23-110)

Can the LRS commander use the AF Form 600 as a document control register?

The LRS commander declines the option to use the AF Form 600 as a document control register. (paragraph 23-110)

Who approves equipment identity change transactions?

The LRS commander elects the materiel management flight commander or flight chief as approving officials for all equipment identity change transactions. (paragraph 23-110)

Are approving official signatures required for SPRAM identity changes?

The LRS commander has determined the materiel management flight commander or flight chief will be the approving official for all SPRAM identity change (1SA) transactions and requires the approving official signature on each identity change output. (paragraph 23-110)

How long do off-base custodians have to return signed CACRLs to the EAE?

Off base custodians have a maximum of 15 workdays to return signed CACRL to the EAE. (paragraph 23-110)

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