JBANDREWSI-21-105 governs aircraft recovery after ground or air incidents within 50 miles of Joint Base Andrews and ensures 24/7 coverage.
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The publication covers the CDDAR program, organizational responsibilities, team qualifications, vehicle and support equipment, disaster response, and chronological crash or mishap procedures. It requires coordination, safety briefings, PPE, access control logs, equipment inspections, and protection of classified and operationally sensitive information.
Applies to: It applies to all Joint Base Andrews (JBA) organizations and personnel that maintain aircraft, aircraft systems, equipment, support equipment, and components regardless of AFSC.
89 MXG/ROC will request CDDAR to assume responsibility for the recovery/reclamation/removal process. (paragraph 6)
Coordinate with BEE or Appointed Rep. for required PPE to be used at the site. (paragraph 2)
Give Safety Brief (Utilize CDDAR Safety Brief Checklist) for each phase of recovery. (paragraph 6)
Utilize Access Control Log: Team members name and time when entering and exiting site. (paragraph 8)
Notify IC/ROC if hazardous conditions exist. (paragraph 4)