MACDILLAFBI36-800 — Environmental DifFBrential Pay (EDP) and Hazard Pay

MACDILLAFBI36-800 governs procedures and responsibilities for requesting, validating, and approving EDP and Hazard Pay.

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  • Publication number: MACDILLAFBI36-800
  • Title: Environmental DifFBrential Pay (EDP) and Hazard Pay
  • Date: 2012-10-02

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The publication addresses hazardous work situations, new work situation reviews, biennial reviews, and supervisor documentation. It requires use of AF Form 683 for new situations and daily written records for employees exposed to approved situations.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all employees who are exposed to a hazard, physical hardship, or working condition of an unusual nature that has not been practically eliminated by use of protective devices.

Topics covered

  • Environmental Differential Pay
  • Hazard Pay
  • Hazardous work situations
  • AF Form 683 requests
  • Biennial reviews of approved pay situations
  • Daily exposure documentation

Questions and answers

What responsibility do supervisors have for workplace hazards?

All supervisors (military and civilian) have a continuing responsibility to initiate positive action to eliminate dangers and risks that contribute to or cause any hazard, physical hardship, or working condition of an unusual nature. (paragraph 2)

How are new work situations submitted for Environmental Differential Pay?

All new work situations identified will be submitted to the Plans and Requirements Section, 6th Mission Support Squadron (6 MSS/DPCC), using AF Form 683, Request for Approval of Environmental Differential Pay. (paragraph 2)

How often are approved EDP and Hazard Pay situations reviewed?

6 MSS/DPCC will initiate a biennial review of all approved EDP and Hazard Pay situations. (paragraph 2)

What daily documentation must supervisors maintain?

Supervisors are required to maintain. in writing, daily documentation for each employee exposed to any approved situation. (paragraph 3)

What is the purpose of the written exposure documentation?

Written documentation will serve as a source for daily entries on the time and attendance cards and must be retained for audit purposes. (paragraph 3)

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