MILDENHALLI21-092 — Wing Tool Control

MILDENHALLI21-092 governs positive control and accountability of tools, equipment, and electronic devices taken onto the airfield.

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  • Publication number: MILDENHALLI21-092
  • Title: WING TOOL CONTROL
  • Date: 2024-03-28

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MILDENHALLI21-092 defines covered tools, equipment, electronic devices, airfield areas, and aircraft maintenance facilities. It requires units to establish or demonstrate programs for accountability and control, with inventories, logs, evaluations, and lost-item reporting.

Applies to: The purpose of this publication is to provide all 100 ARW agencies the necessary guidance to implement a solid program to control the tools and equipment taken onto the airfield.

Topics covered

  • Tool control
  • Equipment accountability
  • Electronic device control
  • Airfield operations
  • Aircraft maintenance facilities
  • Lost tool reporting
  • Inventory logs
  • Composite Tool Kit evaluations

Questions and answers

What must units establish to comply with MILDENHALLI21-092?

To be in compliance with this instruction, units must establish a program, or demonstrate that existing programs meet the intent of positive tool and equipment accountability and control. (paragraph 1)

What must flight chiefs and section NCOICs do for items taken to the airfield or maintenance facilities?

Develop a system of inventory and control for all items brought out to the airfield or maintenance facilities to ensure they are returned to the section upon the completion of the job. (paragraph 3)

What must personnel do before and after trips to the airfield or maintenance facilities?

Everyone who performs duties on the airfield or in maintenance facilities is responsible for safeguarding their equipment against loss by ensuring accountability before and after each trip. (paragraph 3)

Who must be notified when an item is suspected lost in a maintenance facility or near an aircraft?

Immediately notify the 100 MXG Maintenance Operations Center (MOC) of items suspected to be lost in a maintenance facility or near an aircraft. (paragraph 3)

What does the Daily Inventory Log document?

Proof of physical accountability of all items on the MIL before and after each duty day or shift. (paragraph 5)

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