WR-ALCI91-206 — Severe Weather Safety Procedures

WR-ALCI91-206 governs severe weather safety procedures that minimize injury to personnel and damage to aircraft, equipment, and facilities.

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  • Publication number: WR-ALCI91-206
  • Title: SEVERE WEATHER SAFETY PROCEDURES
  • Date: 2026-03-19

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It covers general severe weather actions, heat-related conditions, freeze protection for facilities, and weather-related damages. The publication requires protective measures, weather notifications, facility freeze protection planning, and reporting of weather-related damage.

Applies to: It applies to all maintenance, operations, and base support personnel working in, around, or traveling through Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (WR-ALC) areas.

Topics covered

  • Heat-related conditions
  • Freeze protection for facilities
  • Weather-related damages
  • Severe weather alerts
  • Aircraft mooring
  • Lightning safety

Questions and answers

What should personnel do when a heat advisory is issued?

Upon receiving notification of heat advisories, refer to the flag description found in DAFI 48-151, Thermal Stress Program, Table 3.1. for guidance on the appropriate work/rest cycle and fluid replenishment recommendations. (paragraph 2)

What should workers do when someone shows signs of heat-related illness?

If an employee shows signs of heat-related illness, get him/her to a cooler area and seek appropriate medical help immediately. (paragraph 2)

How often must Group Facility Freeze Protection Plans be updated?

Group Facility Freeze Protection Plans are to be updated and revisions made, where appropriate, on an annual basis and distributed to GCC, facility managers, engineers, and other concerned personnel. (paragraph 4)

What must facility personnel do when severe cold weather is approaching?

When there are indications of approaching severe cold weather, responsible personnel are to refer to their individual Group Facility Freeze Protection Plan. (paragraph 4)

What heating measures are required for areas subject to freeze damage?

Facility managers/engineers will arrange for temporary emergency heating for unheated areas which are subject to freeze damage and especially in places exposed to outside air and wind. (paragraph 4)

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