AFMCI21-100V3_AFSCSUP_OCALCSUP — Depot Maintenance Production Support

AFMCI21-100V3_AFSCSUP_OCALCSUP governs depot maintenance production support and management at the OC-ALC.

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  • Publication number: AFMCI21-100V3_AFSCSUP_OCALCSUP
  • Title: DEPOT MAINTENANCE PRODUCTION SUPPORT
  • Date: 2026-05-01

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The publication establishes annual labor-standard reviews, workload review periods, review requirements, and approval limits. It requires documentation for labor-standard adjustments and final approval before changes are made.

Applies to: This publication applies to AFMC military and civilian members who share any legal connection to or represent the OC-ALC or Tinker Air Force Base (TAFB) and those with contractual obligation to comply with Air Force publications.

Topics covered

  • Depot maintenance work measurement
  • Labor standards
  • MISTR workloads
  • Aircraft Missile Requirements process
  • Labor-standard adjustment approvals
  • PDN labor-standard documentation

Questions and answers

How often is the Depot Maintenance Work Measurement Program reviewed?

The Depot Maintenance Work Measurement Program is an annual review of labor standards.

When are engines and MISTR workloads reviewed?

Engines and MISTR workloads are the period of 1 Feb through 31 Aug for each fiscal year to best support upcoming pricing and budget cycles.

What minimum labor standards must production group planning organizations review?

At minimum, production group planning organizations should review PDN labor standards representing the top 20% of the overall group and squadron production hour variance.

Do all labor standard changes require approval?

All labor standard changes require approval.

What are labor standard changes compared against?

Changes will be compared against the End Item Labor Standard (EILS) that set the PDN price for the upcoming fiscal year.

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