DOVERAFBI21-106 governs the Crash, Damage, Disabled Aircraft Recovery program at Dover Air Force Base.
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DOVERAFBI21-106 addresses CDDAR personnel positions, training, equipment, vehicles, communications, and organizational roles. It establishes response procedures, equipment deployment requirements, and responsibilities for incident coordination, safety, hazards, and recovery operations.
Applies to: This instruction outlines policy and establishes responsibility and procedural guidelines to support an effective Crash Recovery Program and is applicable to all active, reserve, and tenant units assigned to Dover Air Force Base (AFB).
There will be a minimum of 10 personnel assigned at all times to effectively fill all required positions IAW Technical Order (TO) 00-80C-1, Crash, Damaged, Disabled Aircraft Recovery Manual. (paragraph 1)
Team chief training consist of a formal team chief course as well as a requirement to conduct an aircraft lift once every three years. (paragraph 1)
Equipment rental costs under $2500 can be procured utilizing the Government Purchase Card (GPC). (paragraph 21-108)
The crane and all CDDAR equipment currently possessed by the Repair and Reclamation shop will be available 24/7 for any CDDAR incident. (paragraph 21-108)
Assess, control, and remove hazardous material spills per OPLAN 32-7. (paragraph 2)