CANNONAFBI21-102 governs the Foreign Object Damage and Dropped Object Prevention Program at Cannon Air Force Base.
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Its chapters address program objectives and responsibilities, FOD prevention in aircraft and flightline environments, walks, vehicles, clothing, lost items, reporting, investigations, and incentives. It requires reporting and investigating FOD and dropped-object incidents, daily FOD walks, and control of tools, equipment, debris, and personal items.
Applies to: This instruction applies to all operational, maintenance, and support activities functionally assigned or TDY to Cannon AFB.
Each unit who drives or works on the flightline will establish and maintain an effective squadron FOD/DOP program. (paragraph 1)
Upon discovery of a FOD/DO incident, cease operations in the affected area of the aircraft/engine and notify the flightline expeditor/supervisor and MOC. (paragraph 6)
If the item cannot be located within 60 minutes: notify Quality Assurance, initiate locally generated Lost Tool/Item Report and annotate AFTO Form 781A with a “Red-X” and a description of the situation and search procedure used.
All flightline support vehicles will have a FOD container and will be emptied after every shift. (paragraph 8)
Ensure work center specific FOD/DOP training is provided prior to newly assigned personnel performing duties on the flightline, by the supervisor and at least annually. (paragraph 1)