USAFE-AFAFRICAI21-105_LAKENHEATHSUP governs corrosion control, paint enhancement, fabrication, and aircraft marking procedures at RAF Lakenheath.
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The publication establishes local program responsibilities and procedures for aircraft, equipment, support equipment, components, and flightline access. It requires aircraft wash scheduling, inspections, safety briefings, paint scoring, corrosion treatment, and documentation.
Applies to: It applies to all assigned, attached or associated units of the 48 FW, RAFL, United Kingdom that maintain aircraft, aircraft systems, equipment, Support Equipment (SE), components and access the flightline area regardless of Air Force Specialty Code.
When contract wash services are not available, active duty wash processes/procedures will be followed and supported by the Wing Corrosion Program Manager.
The wash crew supervisor training is a onetime requirement.
When cleaning products are not listed in weapon system specific technical data, ensure at least two types of approved cleaners IAW TO 1-1-691, Cleaning, Corrosion Prevention and Control, Aerospace and Non-Aerospace Equipment, are properly used, to include proper mix ratio and the correct cleaner for each area cleaned.
The wash facility manager and corrosion control supervisors have the authority to stop wash operations if individuals do not adhere to operational and safety standards.
At no time may an aircraft be moved from the wash rack until the CTK is secure and the inspection has been completed.
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