AFTACI21-302 — Specialized Publications Plant-In-Place Record Publications

AFTACI21-302 governs the Air Force Technical Applications Center Plant-in-Place Record system and its policies.

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• Publication number: AFTACI21-302
• Title: Specialized Publications Plant-In-Place Record Publications
• Date: 2025-08-05

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It establishes the PIPR system for documenting physical site layouts, site-unique configurations, local conditions, and physical attributes not contained in technical publications. It prescribes PIPR content and format, including drawings, power and grounding information, station details, and equipment configurations.

Applies to: It applies to all AFTAC military and civilian personnel, its detachments, and individual reservists assigned to AFTAC.

Topics covered

• Site drawings
• Floor plans
• Power information
• Grounding information
• Security measures
• Instrument and borehole information
• Station information
• Equipment configurations

Questions and answers

What is the PIPR system used for?

The PIPR system is the official channel for documenting the physical site layout housing AFTAC equipment by providing site-unique configurations, local conditions, and physical attributes not contained in system/equipment technical publications. (paragraph 1)

What must top-view site drawings include?

Include a north reference on all top view drawings.

What must floor plans show?

Include a top view drawing of the floor plan that depicts each room and its dimensions.

What information is required for standby power generators?

For standby power generators, note the manufacturer, model number, load capacity in kilowatts, age or installation date, and input power.

How often must local PIPRs be reviewed?

Perform and document an annual review of local PIPRs to ensure currency and accuracy. (paragraph 2)

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