DAFI21-106_AMCSUP_TRAVISAFBSUP — Foreign Object Damage, Dropped Object Prevention (fod/dop) And Tool/equipment Accountability

DAFI21-106_AMCSUP_TRAVISAFBSUP governs FOD and dropped object prevention and the security and accountability of tools and equipment at TAFB.

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  • Publication number: DAFI21-106_AMCSUP_TRAVISAFBSUP
  • Title: FOREIGN OBJECT DAMAGE, DROPPED OBJECT PREVENTION (FOD/DOP) AND TOOL/EQUIPMENT ACCOUNTABILITY
  • Date: 2024-09-01

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The publication establishes program objectives, responsibilities, prevention procedures, reporting procedures, and a FOD prevention award program. It covers FOD walks, engine intake maintenance documentation, tool accountability systems, incident reporting, lost and found items, airfield damage, and award criteria.

Applies to: This instruction pertains to all personnel assigned or attached to TAFB.

Topics covered

  • FOD/DOP prevention
  • Tool and equipment accountability
  • FOD walks
  • Engine intake maintenance documentation
  • FOD/DOP incident reporting
  • Airfield damage reporting
  • FOD prevention award program

Questions and answers

What must happen to records created under DAFI21-106_AMCSUP_TRAVISAFBSUP?

Ensure that all records created as a result of processes prescribed in this publication are maintained in accordance with Air Force Instruction (AFI) 33-322, Records Management and Information Governance Program, and disposed of in accordance with Air Force Records Information Management System (AFRIMS) Records Disposition Schedule (RDS) located at https://www.my.af.mil/gcssaf61a/afrims/afrims/.

What program responsibilities were expanded in the revised publication?

Changes include: Expanded general FOD prevention responsibilities, FOD reporting standards, and the FOD prevention award program.

What system does DAFI21-106_AMCSUP_TRAVISAFBSUP address for tool accountability?

Added (1) Civil Engineering (CE) and Airfield Management responsibilities, (2) FOD Prevention program objectives, (3) standard reporting instructions for unidentified FOs and damaged surfaces found on flight line, (4) instructions for adapting the AF enterprise Tool Accountability System TCMax, and (5) COR responsibilities.

Who serves as the FOD/DOP monitor unless another designation is made?

Unit Safety Representatives (USRs) will serve as the FOD/DOP monitor unless otherwise designated in writing by the unit commander.

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