GRANDFORKSAFBI32-1002 — Snow And Ice Control

GRANDFORKSAFBI32-1002 governs procedures, patterns, and criteria for removing snow and ice from airfield pavements at Grand Forks AFB.

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  • Publication number: GRANDFORKSAFBI32-1002
  • Title: SNOW AND ICE CONTROL
  • Date: 2019-10-02

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It defines winter contingency policies, assigns actions to tasked organizations, and establishes three major snow removal priorities. It requires recurring preparation activities and identifies responsibilities for snow and ice removal across the installation.

Applies to: It applies to all units and activities assigned and/or attached to Grand Forks AFB.

Topics covered

  • Winter contingency operations
  • Airfield snow removal priorities
  • Severe winter weather command
  • Aircraft surface snow removal
  • Snow and Ice Control Committee
  • Critical area snow removal

Questions and answers

What must commanders ensure for snow and ice control?

Commanders will ensure compliance with all policies and regulations. (paragraph 1)

How often must recurring snow and ice control activities continue?

Cyclic and/or recurring activities must continue each year to ensure adequate preparation and readiness to execute this plan. (paragraph 2)

How are requests to deviate from base-side snow removal priorities handled?

Requests to deviate from base-side priorities must be coordinated with the 24-hour Snow Control Center (SCC) at 747-4271. (paragraph 2)

What must happen to large snow drifts in critical areas?

Large drifts of snow exceeding 2 feet in depth in critical areas must be leveled, compacted, or removed.

When is the Snow and Ice Control Committee convened?

The Snow and Ice Control Committee (S&ICC) will be convened twice a year (normally in April and September). (paragraph 1-12)

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