WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI32-3001 — Existing Systems And Modular Furniture

WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI32-3001 governs uniform procedures for maintaining, repairing, and realigning existing systems and modular furniture.

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  • Publication number: WRIGHTPATTERSONAFBI32-3001
  • Title: EXISTING SYSTEMS AND MODULAR FURNITURE
  • Date: 2016-07-14

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The publication addresses furniture reconfiguration, moves, installation, removal, repair, cleaning, and building modifications. It requires approved WPAFB Form 1430 or AF Form 332 submissions for applicable work and sets conditions for designs, installation, and construction changes.

Applies to: It applies to all organizations that occupy space within Wright-Patterson AFB managed buildings, including all tenants and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) units.

Topics covered

  • Furniture reconfiguration requests
  • Systems furniture design approval
  • WPAFB Form 1430 submissions
  • Freestanding furniture accountability
  • Building modification work requests
  • High panel wall installations

Questions and answers

What form is required for systems furniture changes?

Requirements for furniture reconfiguration, moves, installation, removal, repair, or cleaning must be justified to the COR for approval and implementation using the WPAFB Form 1430, Systems Furniture Change Request. (paragraph 1)

What systems furniture changes can be implemented?

Only changes essential to the operation or mission of the organization will be implemented. (paragraph 2)

When can systems furniture installation begin?

The installation will not begin until all required systems furniture material to complete the change is on hand. (paragraph 2)

Can employees change or cannibalize systems furniture components?

Civil Engineering does not condone the practice of employees changing, adjusting, or cannibalizing components or panels. (paragraph 3)

Who is responsible for freestanding furniture acquisition and turn-in?

Acquisition and turn-in of freestanding furniture (e.g. chairs, tables, lateral files, etc.) is the responsibility of each organization’s equipment custodian. (paragraph 3)

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