USAFEI23-104_AVIANOSUP — Usafe Command Dangerous Goods Program

USAFEI23-104_AVIANOSUP governs the transportation of dangerous goods and hazardous materials at Aviano Air Base and its GSUs.

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  • Publication number: USAFEI23-104_AVIANOSUP
  • Title: USAFE COMMAND DANGEROUS GOODS PROGRAM
  • Date: 2024-04-30

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The publication establishes an installation Dangerous Goods Management Program and addresses Italian, European, international, and transportation requirements. It requires designated advisors and certifying officials for units moving, packing, loading, filling, or unloading hazardous materials and wastes.

Applies to: This instruction implements Air Force Policy Directive 23-1, Materiel Management, and USAFE- AFAFRICA 23-104, COMMAND DANGEROUS GOODS PROGRAM (CDGP) and applies to all United States Air Forces in Europe (USAFE) and Air Forces Africa (AFAFRICA) units and personnel.

Topics covered

  • Hazardous material transportation
  • Italian hazardous-material law
  • Dangerous Goods Management Program
  • On-base dangerous-goods movement
  • Dangerous Goods Advisors
  • Dangerous Goods Certifying Officials

Questions and answers

What rules apply to dangerous-goods movement between Aviano Air Base areas on public roads?

Transports of dangerous goods between the Aviano AB areas through public roads must be in full compliance with ADR.

What must a dangerous-goods safety briefing include?

The safety briefing must include load securing, compatibility, emergency response, and notification procedures for incidents and/or accidents.

Is a movement document required for on-base hazardous-material movement?

A movement document is not required for on base movement.

Who has overall responsibility for transporting hazardous materials?

The overall responsibility for the transportation of HM rests with 31 FW/CC. (T-1).

Which units must appoint Unit Dangerous Goods Advisors?

Units moving or packing, loading, filling or unloading HM/HW, must appoint at least one primary and one alternate Unit DGA (UDGA), using USAFE Form 66.

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