MAXWELLAFBI91-101 — Nuclear Certified Equipment

MAXWELLAFBI91-101 governs local procedures for identifying and monitoring Nuclear Certified Equipment and reporting suspected deficiencies.

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  • Publication number: MAXWELLAFBI91-101
  • Title: NUCLEAR CERTIFIED EQUIPMENT
  • Date: 2023-05-10

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The instruction covers NCE responsibilities, monitor appointments and training, equipment listings, DULL SWORD conditions, and safety reporting. It requires specified certifications, revalidation, inspections, and use of the Maxwell AFB Form 385 for qualifying reports.

Applies to: It applies to all military and civilian personnel in units that handle or maintain NCE.

Topics covered

  • Nuclear Certified Equipment
  • DULL SWORD deficiency reporting
  • NCE monitor training
  • NCE verification listings
  • Vehicle safety conditions
  • Maxwell AFB Form 385

Questions and answers

What training is required for NCE monitor appointees?

Ensure appointees receive initial NCE monitor training from the Wing Weapons Safety office within 30 days of appointment. (paragraph 2)

How often must unit NCE listings be revalidated?

Unit listings will be revalidated semiannually. (paragraph 2)

How are NCE malfunctions, failures, and abnormalities reported?

Report all NCE malfunctions, failures, and abnormalities meeting criteria outlined in paragraph 3 to Wing Safety utilizing the Maxwell AFB Form 385. (paragraph 2)

What vehicle problems are excluded from DULL SWORD reporting?

Do not include dents, flat tires, corrosion, or electrical malfunctions and failures resulting from fair wear and tear. (paragraph 3)

When are recognizable failure modes not reportable?

Recognizable failure modes where specific diagnostic and corrective actions are outlined in current technical data, including fair wear and tear, are not reportable. (paragraph 3)

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