ROBINSAFBI32-110 — Airfield Temporary Construction Waiver Process

ROBINSAFBI32-110 governs the roles, procedures, and authorities for managing the Airfield Temporary Construction Waiver program.

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  • Publication number: ROBINSAFBI32-110
  • Title: AIRFIELD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION WAIVER PROCESS
  • Date: 2024-08-02

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The publication addresses Airfield TCW policy, procedures, and Project Manager responsibilities. It requires coordination, documentation, risk assessment, and use of specified waiver and determination forms.

Applies to: This publication does not apply to Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) Units.

Topics covered

  • Airfield Temporary Construction Waivers
  • Airfield criteria violations
  • Construction project review
  • FAA determination letters
  • Risk assessment meetings
  • Airfield site location maps

Questions and answers

What is an Airfield Temporary Construction Waiver used for?

An Airfield TCW is used to identify, coordinate and approve construction activity that violates airfield criteria on or near the airfield. (paragraph 1)

What maintenance activities are exempt from the Airfield TCW requirement?

Emergency maintenance and repair requirements and routine maintenance activities, such as mowing and maintenance of airfield systems, are exempt from this requirement; however, the BCE will coordinate with the airfield management, flight safety, and flight operations offices to ensure implementation of appropriate safety measures, including Notices to Airmen (NOTAM). (paragraph 1)

How do construction projects begin the Airfield TCW review process?

All projects start with the project proponent submitting a service request into TRIRIGA. The project review process begins once a Project Manager (PM) is assigned to the project. (paragraph 2)

What happens when a construction project does not violate airfield criteria?

If the project does not violate any airfield criteria, the construction proceeds without waiver. (paragraph 2)

When does the BCP submit FAA Form 7460-1?

The BCP will submit a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Form 7460-1, Notice of Proposed Construction or Alteration, on-line, if required, to obtain a Determination Letter from the FAA (Attachment 5). (paragraph 2)

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