DAFI21-101_AFGSCSUP_DYESSAFBSUP — Aircraft And Equipment Maintenance Management

DAFI21-101_AFGSCSUP_DYESSAFBSUP governs aerospace equipment maintenance management policies and procedures at Dyess Air Force Base.

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  • Publication number: DAFI21-101_AFGSCSUP_DYESSAFBSUP
  • Title: AIRCRAFT AND EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
  • Date: 2024-07-18

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The publication covers aircraft, systems, equipment, support equipment, components, safety practices, work scheduling, aircraft recovery, and maintenance documentation. It requires specified inspections, records, reporting, approval, and waiver processes for 7th Maintenance Group operations.

Applies to: It applies to all 7th Maintenance Group (MXG) organizations and personnel that maintain aircraft, aircraft systems, equipment, support equipment and components regardless of Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC).

Topics covered

  • Aerospace equipment maintenance management
  • Aircraft parking apron safety
  • Maintenance shift scheduling
  • Crashed aircraft recovery
  • Repeat and recur documentation
  • Cannot duplicate malfunction documentation
  • Transient Alert support
  • Dedicated crew chief assignments

Questions and answers

What safety equipment must 7th Maintenance Group personnel use on the aircraft parking apron at night?

1.13.3. (Added-Dyess) 7th Maintenance Group personnel must utilize beacons, vehicle flashers, and wear a reflective belt or reflective vest within the aircraft parking apron and Control Movement Area from the period of sunset to sunrise (as published by 7 OSS Weather Flight).

Who can approve 12-hour shifts at Dyess Air Force Base?

1.14.2.1.1. (Added-Dyess) The 7 MXG/CC, 7 MXG/CD, and/or 7 MXG/SEL are the sole approval authorities for 12-hour shifts.

How many consecutive days can 7 MXG personnel work without a day off?

1.14.2.2.2. (Added-Dyess) 7 MXG personnel will not be scheduled for nor work more than six days consecutively without a day off.

When are Repeat/Recur Worksheets due?

2.4.44.1.1. (Added-Dyess) As required, affected work centers will complete a Repeat/Recur Worksheet provided by Debrief outlining the maintenance performed to correct discrepancies.

What must technicians do when they cannot duplicate a reported malfunction?

2.4.44.1.2. (Added-Dyess) When technicians cannot duplicate a reported malfunction, they will actively pursue cross talk with applicable specialist sections and 7 MXG software analysis to obtain Centralized Integrated Test System (CITS) information on the system as well as component CND trends.

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