SLD45I21-103 — Foreign Object Damage (fod)/dropped Object Prevention Program (dopp)

SLD45I21-103 governs Foreign Object Damage and Dropped Object Prevention Program processes at Patrick and Cape Canaveral.

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  • Publication number: SLD45I21-103
  • Title: FOREIGN OBJECT DAMAGE (FOD)/DROPPED OBJECT PREVENTION PROGRAM (DOPP)
  • Date: 2024-01-11

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The publication addresses FOD prevention, flightline clothing, vehicle inspections, FOD investigations, and dropped object incidents. It requires immediate notification, reporting within 24 hours, and investigation of FOD mishaps.

Applies to: This publication applies to all civilian employees and uniformed members of the Regular Air Force, the Air Force Reserve, the Air National Guard, the United States Space Force; all Department of the Air Force (DAF) civilian employees; and those with a contractual obligation to abide by the terms of DAF issuances.

Topics covered

  • FOD prevention
  • Flightline clothing policy
  • FOD inspections
  • FOD investigation and reporting
  • Dropped Object Prevention Program
  • Vehicle FOD inspections

Questions and answers

How close to running engines can hats be worn?

Hats will not be worn within 25 feet of running engines. (paragraph 3)

What information must be marked on hats?

Hats will be marked with: first initial, last name, work center, and man number if applicable. (paragraph 3)

When must vehicle operators inspect vehicles before entering the airfield?

Vehicle operators will stop and perform a visual FOD inspection on all vehicles equipment and tires prior to entering the airfield. (paragraph 3)

Who investigates FOD mishaps involving 920th Rescue Wing aircraft and equipment?

All FOD mishaps will be investigated by the SLD 45 Safety Office and FOD monitor, except those involving 920th Rescue Wing (920 RQW) aircraft and equipment, which will be investigated by the 920 RQW Safety Office. (paragraph 4)

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