MOUNTAINHOMEAFBI32-9001 governs reimbursable work order procedures for damage to government real property and installed equipment.
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It assigns responsibilities for processing damage-related work orders and establishes procedures for voluntary and nonvoluntary reimbursement. The publication requires prompt processing, cost estimates or completed repair costs, investigations of possible facility abuse, and temporary emergency repairs when authorized.
Operating officials of base organizations involved in any step, in the chain of reimbursable work order procedures, will ensure required processing is completed as soon as possible, and all pertinent publications are observed. (paragraph 1)
When housing inspectors, housing contract quality assurance evaluators, facility managers, squadron commanders, or real property accountable officer determines a family housing unit, other government real property facility, unaccompanied housing unit, or installed real property has been damaged beyond fair wear and tear, they will then submit an AF Form 332, Base Civil Engineer Work Request, to 366 CES/CEOSC (Customer Service) identifying damage and, if possible, the identity and status of individual(s) responsible for the damage. (paragraph 2)
Personnel clearing Mountain Home AFB (MHAFB) must receive expeditous service to ensure required documents are processed within a 24-hour period. (paragraph 2)
If the individual responsible for the damages agrees to voluntarily reimburse the government and has TDY or PCS orders, follow the instructions in Attachment 2, Voluntary Payment Based on Estimated Repair Costs Instructions. (paragraph 2)
No more than 1 work day is allowed to complete the cost estimate and approval of work order.