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Reviews all manpower study documentation such as work center description, measurement plans, and final report for accuracy and provide any corrections.

National Guard Bureau (NGB) retains MAJCOM responsibilities as prescribed by ___________

National Guard Bureau performs FAM compliance assessments IAW ________

AFRC retains MAJCOM responsibilities as prescribed by __________

AFPA coordinates with ________ on equipment issues to prevent inappropriate transfer of support equipment to include ___________ and ____________ assets.

__________ forecasts, reports, and submits all hypergolic requirements applicable to each command to __________ for consolidation.

___________ support the IG Inspection System IAW __________, The Air Force Inspection System.

Programs for technical and mission readiness training. Forecasts and obtains training quotas to support MAJCOM mission.

__________ plan, validate, and forecast command formal training requirements using course requirements provided by _____________ website, https://etca.randolph.af.mil/default1.asp.

____________ justify and request funded training allocations through DLA Energy for ____________ and _____________ and _____________.

___________serves as the MFM for personnel assigned to the _____________.

____________ perform FAM duties as identified in ____________. The FAM is responsible for developing and managing all planning and execution requirements to support all possible contingencies.

_____________ complete training IAW _____________

serves on AFFOR staff, crisis, or contingency action teams for contingencies, exercise, humanitarian, and wartime support.

____________ perform FAM related site surveys with augmentation as needed from qualified ________ identified on the fuels augmentation roster.

__________ serve as functional leads to ____________ during exercise, wartime, small scale contingencies, humanitarian operations, as well as during natural and environmental disasters.

_____________ coordinate with ____________ or other logistic support agencies when required to facilitate wartime or emergency response.

___________ coordinate with _______ for technical assistance and support information needs pertaining to fuel inventories, facilities, vehicles, and equipment data.

Who reviews and validates JCS REPOL web-based reports for applicable bases and how often?

MAJCOM Functional Area Managers validate and maintain the ___________________ and ____________ for each location in their command.

MAJCOM Functional Area Managers develop fuels wartime requirements IAW the _____________.

MAJCOM Functional Area Managers calculate Petroleum War Reserve Requirements (PWRR) in accordance with the ____, coordinates with ________ for inclusion in _____ and sends a courtesy copy to _____.

MAJCOM Functional Area Managers compute requirements using the maximum ______ (M1D) from the single most stringent operational plan (OPLAN) for each base.

____________ review command product levels IAW ______________

MAJCOM Fuels Engineer or Infrastructure Manager (MAJCOM/A7) validates base-level requirements IAW ___________.

maintain access to the DLA Energy Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) system showing MAJCOM concurrence/non-concurrence for audit purposes.

MAJCOM/A4Rs maintain access to the ____________ showing MAJCOM concurrence/non-concurrence for audit purposes.

MAJCOM Functional Area Managers validate base-level requirements in accordance with ________ for hypergolic fuels and coordinates with __________ for validation.

serves as lead for hypergolic missile fuels MILCON and sustainment, restoration, modernization (SRM) programs and projects.

AFSPC/A4RE serves as lead for _________ and ____ programs and projects.

Accounts for liquid missile propellants, cryogenics, gases, and hypergolic products; including their receipt, storage, transfer, and delivery control.

serves as the AF's force provider for conventional forces.

_____________ executes the duties and responsibilities outlined in _________ and the guidance published by the 2F0X1 FAM in the Posturing and Sequencing (P&S) Guidance located at https://aef.afpc.randolph.af.mil/Team.aspx

ACC MAJCOM Functional Area Managers function as the _____________ for fuels UTC used by conventional forces.

review functional requirements in OPLAN Time-Phased Force Deployment Data (TPFDD) for accuracy; and coordinates and reviews reclamas.

___________ coordinates with item managers on funding/procurement programs associated with ____________ and prepositioned Fuels Operational Readiness Capability Equipment (FORCE).

Determines, consolidates, and validates all WRM requirements including all FSE and POMs for those requirements and manages storage and inspection programs for WRM assets.

___________ develop wartime refueling vehicle requirements to meet single most stringent OPLAN using ________. Coordinates wartime refueling vehicle requirements with _____ for inclusion in the base vehicle validation.

MAJCOMs storing WRM FSE are required to calculate specific WRM FSE personnel and equipment requirements using the ________ to support current AF planning guidance. Maintain source documents until completion of the next validation.

MAJCOMs storing WRM FSE are required to ensure all bases storing or using WRM FSE include status information in their monthly ______________.

MAJCOMs storing WRM FSE are required to develop procedures to obtain up-front money for __________.

MAJCOMs storing WRM FSE ensure all bases submit an _____________ to _______ when requesting disposition instructions for turning in equipment and bladders to DLA Disposition Services

MAJCOM Functional Area Managers manage ABFDS and FARP programs as listed in paragraph 5.3 and __________

MAJCOM FAMs forecast and submit Airman Operational Support Man-Year Requirements Reports every ______ IAW ________

MAJCOM FAMs coordinate with _________ to validate the request for man-years. ________ approves/disapproves man-year requests and sends response back to MAJCOM A3T and local ______________

________ serves as waiver authority for hypergolic related provisions contained herein and sends an informational copy to ______ and _______

____________ validate, consolidate, and coordinate hypergolic requirements (OS/PWRS) with _____ every ________

____________ administer the ________ and ____________ vehicle equipment programs for hypergolic products

__________ process hypergolic fuel emergency spot-buys through ________ for mission sustainment during periods of lapses in _________

_________ evalulate ___________ equipment capabilities and coordinate requirements with fuels management flights (FMFs) for hypergolic products

_____________ collect and prioritize _______ for the ___________ for hypergolic products

__________ approves EBS database records and keep the database updated with all deficiencies and supporting information allowing _________ and _______ to properly forecast funding requirements for hypergolic products.

_________ write and update _______ for DLA contract solicitation supporting hypergolic products.

_________ appoints a primary and alternate fuels Responsible Officer (RO) IAW ___________ and DLA Energy __________.

Enlisted members and Department of the AF civilians are to complete the _____________ as well as meet the requirements outlined in DLA Energy _____ prior to being appointed as a ______.

Officers are to complete the _____ course and meet the requirements outlined in DLA Energy ____ prior to being appointed as a _____.

Budgets for training requirements outlined in the unit's ____________ statement and those postured as rotationally available in _____ availability in _________________.

__________ requests Official Passports for fuels personnel IAW ____________ and ________; coordinates with Force Support Squadron to expedite when mission demands necessitate.

Under no circumstances will agencies outside wing level activities visit, request, or obtain information about an AF fuels operations without prior coordination and approval of _____ and/or ______. This ensures that AF fuels policies and procedures are safeguarded and protects flights from unauthorized/uncoordinated contact/solicitation from outside agencies.

____________ appoints a primary and alternate Airfield Driving Program Managers (ADPM) IAW ___________.

LRS commanders, at locations with cryogenic production facilities, reinvests product production capital into _________, _________, and __________.

serves as world-wide Integrated Materiel Manager (IMM) for bulk petroleum products IAW ___________.

utilizes regional offices to monitor customer activity, capability, and operating practices for both Continental United States (CONUS) and Outside Continental United States (OCONUS) locations.

___________ provide guidance regarding management of DWFC through _________ and DLA Energy _____.

___________ accesses and approves waiver requests to requirements outlined in ________ and ____________

_______ works with CCMD JPO to execute ______ responsibilities.

________ furnishes _________ for environmental expenses and Sustainment, Restoration, and Modernization (SRM) IAW ________.

contracts or provides for vegetation control and grass cutting in Fuels Management areas, including dikes and cut and cover fuel storage tanks.

__________ provides detailed base grid map as requested; consolidated maps/layered must show the following details _____________, ___________, and ________________

_________ provides certified base pipeline inventories and strapping charts for each pipeline/fuel tank on installation and coordinates with FMT to meet requirements IAW DLA Energy ________________.

___________ paints, marks, and color codes permanently installed fuel facilities to comply with _________, __________, and _____________.

______________ provides a list of emergency generators for Fuel's facilities IAW _____________

____________ initiates __________ for DLA Military Construction (MILCON) and SRM projects coordinating with FMT to capture applicable requirements. Forwards to ___________ or _________, _________, and _______ using _____.

____________ and BCE installation staffs involved in the EBS process are to obtain accounts using ______________ and maintain user file with all deficiencies and supporting information to allow DLA Energy to properly forecast funding requirements.

_____________ provides secondary containment that is impermeable to petroleum products at all primary loading and unloading facilities and for all above ground tanks IAW ____________, Design: Petroleum Fuels Facilities, _____________, and with federal, state, and local environmental laws/regulations or Final Governing Standards (FGS).

____________ ensures collection and storage of used or recoverable fuels IAW _____________, and in compliance with federal, state, local environmental laws/regulations, AF Policy Directives and Instructions, and Final Governing Standards (FGS).

____________ coordinates with FMT to establish the following services for fuels facilities: _____________, ___________, _____________, _____________, and _______________.

Fuels personnel are not to assist in removing manhole covers or engage in any task associated with _____________ or ____________.

_____________ coordinates refueling, ground products, and cryogenic support requirements with _________ by providing sortie data, accurate quantity estimates, and proper fuel grade requests.

notifies FSC if any contamination is suspected and provides verification of the last fuel grade issued to the aircraft for defuel requests

_____________ coordinates with Airfield Management and FMT to establish aircraft fuel servicing priorities when not outlined in the __________ or ___________

____________ institutes a program to recover and reclaim petroleum products IAW ________ and ___________.

conducts required surveys and inspections. Performs safety inspections of the FMF once a year or when requested by FMT.

reviews and approves the selections and use of workplace specific PPE.

_____________ completes evaluations when workplace operations change and/or when new hazardous materials are introduced, processed or procedures are changed or engineering controls are modified or added IAW ___________.

The FMT is comprised of a __________ and a ___________ or ___________. However, at locations that do not earn a Fuels Management Flight Commander as a result of direct workload or scope of responsibility, the FMT may continue to be used as a reference to Fuels Management Flight leadership. Additionally, the FMT responsibilities at contracted locations will be met by the contract service provider

The duty title of FM is reserved for those individuals in the rank of _____ and possessing the Primary Air Force Specialty Code (PAFSC) 2F000.

The duty title of Fuels Superintendent is exclusive to those individuals in the grade of _____ or _____ who possess the PAFSC ______, has attended the ______, or possess the PAFSC ______.

Follows requirements, procedures, and guidelines as outlined in FTLs, time compliance technical orders (TCTOs), Service Bulletins, Incident Alerts, and other prescribing authoritative directives as required; incorporates applicable guidance into fuels standard operating procedures.

_____ complies with AF inspection program ________.

_____ reviews and manages self-assessment checklist (SAC) for currency and applicability. Changes to compliance status require updating SAC response IAW ________.

_______ initiates lessons learned reporting to facilitate policy, procedure and strategy changes across the fuels enterprise. Uses the ___________ (JLLIS) __________ (NIPR): https://www.jllis.mil/ and ___________ (SIPR): https://www.jllis.smil.mil/ to record observations, file trip reports, and submit after action reports in support of improving doctrine, organization, training, materiel, leadership and education, personnel, Facilities (DOTMLPF).

The following lessons learned reporting measures will be used to up-channel best practices, shortcomings, and proposed improvements as they relate to day-to-day operations, TDYs and deployments, as well as HAF sponsored fuels conferences and working groups

Initiates discovery and supports collection efforts regarding inefficiencies, shortcomings, innovations, and best practices relating to the Fuels Management career field.

documents support, feasibility, and feedback during contingency and humanitarian operations, deployments, and major theater exercises. Specific scope of reporting targets fuels-specific joint expeditionary taskings (JET) as well as the JFA9M and JFA7M unit type codes (UTCs) aiding in the validation as well as future training and equipping of fuels capabilities.

Captures comments and recommendations in order to assist and benefit future fuels conferences and working groups. Provides recommendations that if implemented can improve future strategy sessions.

_________ submits all hypergolic requirements to __________.

_____ develops base support plans (BSP) or expeditionary site plans (ESP) as required for the following categories: ________, ________, and __________.

_______ coordinates updates to BSP/ESP with _________ when mission or system modifications occur that effect requirements.

____ directs private and commercial solicitations and requests for trial testing, and use of new fuels, fuels tech

_____ coordinates fixed systems filter element requirements with _____. Funding and/or reimbursement procedures are outlined in DLA Energy ________.

______ establishes vehicle filter element special inventory levels with ________.

_____ coordinates with _____, _____, and _________ on scheduled maintenance and tank cleaning.

____ informs ______ and affected agencies following technical guidance outlined in T.O. ______ when handling contaminated and off-specification fuel and cryogenic products.

____ immediately notifies AFPA Current Operations within _____ of the incident and submits a follow-up message within _______ of occurrence with an info copy to the ________.

____ publishes a trip report utilizing the Joint Lessons Learned Information Systems (JLLIS) post FARP and ABFDS deployment taskings. Notifies __________ of reports completion and submission for certification after each TDY or deployment within _____ duty days of return to home station.

____ submits man-year forecast IAW _________ to local Host Aviation Resource Management (HARM) office. Routes request through ______ to the _________ for endorsement.

completes Air Force Training Course (AFTC), possess a 7-skill level or higher, maintains task qualifications, proficiencies, and special experience identifier (SEI) for which individuals are certified, appointed by LRS/CC

requests and submits Aeronautical Orders to the local HARM office for ABFDS crews once tasked to support UTC JFABF. Further guidance is provided in __________

ensures MAJCOM FARP programs are implemented and comply with_________

_______ appoints ______ as FARP team chief with __________. Additional duties will not be assigned to the team chief due to scope of training, management, and operational duties.

________ provides reporting MAJCOM a __________ FARP program status report. The report is due the first _________ of the month and must be certified by the FMT.

5-skill level or higher as a qualified fuels specialist in AFSC 2F0X1, holds rank of MSgt or below, be medically qualified according to AFI 44-170 and complete physiological training documented on AF Form 702, classified with an Aviation Service Code 9C

complete FARP initial qualification course Phase 1, 2, and 3 training as well as recurring training IAW _____, possesses _________ experience (time starts when assigned to the team), perform a minimum of ______ FARP missions and hook-ups

initial training will be conducted via ________, refresher training (every _________) can be a accomplished using reduced oxygen breathing device (ROBD) or altitude chamber IAW ___________

completes weapons training IAW _________

completes survival, evasion, resistance, and escape (SERE) training

initial and refresher training for enlisted and non-rated aircrew IAW _____________

training for ABFDS is escape and conduct after capture (ECAC) course or an alternate course prescribed by ___________

Locations handling fuel such as _______, _______, and ________ are not required to color code their aviation fuel clipboards, but are required to color code their _________ clipboards.

______ for aviation fuel, _______ for ground fuel, _______ for AVGAS

Prior to converting fuel assets to dispense a product different from its design mission, the FMF requesting a waiver should route the request to _____ for coordination prior to submitting to the waiver authority.

Use T.O. _________ to convert fuel assets from one grade of product to another.

should be ensured to be used as the primary method of refueling general/special purpose vehicles when practical

________ implements a foreign object damage (FOD) prevention program IAW ___________.

At the discretion of ________, FMTs will use the Aircraft Servicing Capability program to calculate refueler authorization.

Store all equipment as much as possible. When allocating storage, priority is given to assets with _______ requirements. When storage space is inadequate, use _______________. In both cases, provide dust covers for all openings in valves, hoses, nozzles, and equipment items IAW T.O. _______________.

Store, inspect, and maintain bladders IAW T.O. ________. Stencil the bladder _______ and ______ on the exterior if crate is used to store bladders. _______ Bladder serial numbers and manufacture dates documentation is required on the ___________.

FMT uses ______ for executing fuel support operations particularly at other than main operating bases while considering the following:

Site plans the cryogenics servicing area to minimize travel time and distance to the flightline, while maintaining access for tank truck deliveries. Ensure the plan complies with distance criteria outlined in ____________.

FMT stocks an overboard vent system (OVS) for each mobility cryogenic tank listed on the ________________ statement IAW T.O. _________________

Cryogenic storage containers should be painted, marked, and should have corrosion controlled IAW T.O. _____________

When planning to use FSE for other than OPLAN requirements, use the _____________ as outlined in _____________ to validate equipment requirements as well as follow AFI __________ to justify use of WRM assets.

For FARP personnel and/or equipment being utilized more than 24 continuous hours away from home station, units will notify owning ________ within ________ of receipt of tasking.

Cryogenic assets held in WRM status shall be fully mission capable (FMC) and inventory and serviceability status shall be reported every ______ as required in ____________ for each OVS kit.

Documentation shall be maintained for all WRM cryogenic assets IAW T.O. __________.

FMT shall write FOIs IAW AFI ___________.

FMT shall document a rotational training program to support upgrade training IAW __________.

Corrosion control procedures shall be defined IAW T.O. ___________

FMT shall publish locally developed checklists IAW T.O. __________

FMT shall use __________ Bulk Petroleum Contingency Report (REPOL) to report bulk petroleum contingency status for all fuels activities IAW ________________

JCS REPOLs will be submitted ________ by the active duty/ANG no later than _____________.

JCS REPOLs will also be submitted when ______________

FMT refers to AFI _______ for petroleum WRM requirements.

FMT submits storage tank worksheets every _______ to ___________ to reflect tanks coming into service, out of service, commissioned or decommissioned.

Determine if a sale is authorized by following guidance in _______ and __________

Determine authorized customers using procedures outlined in ____________.

Budget requests for inclement weather gear and PPE shall be submitted to the ____________.

Refer to ___________ for authorized inclement weather gear

FSC must be staffed with a minimum of ______ personnel with SEI _____. Contracted, ANG, AFRC fuels operations may staff the FSC with ____ person with SEI _____

Lab must be staff by a minimum of ____ person with SEI _____.

Contracted and civilian operated FSCs are required to be staffed by at least ____ graduate of a __________

FMT refers to _______ and _________ and other applicable references to determine requirements needed to develop/construct new or existing fuel facilities.

Ensure proper security and storage of flight assets and secures entry gates to areas within Fuels Management Flights (FMFs) span of control IAW ________.

Furnish fuels Laboratory with authorized equipment prescribed in _______.

Use UFC ____, AFMAN _____, and AFI ______ to identify fuels Laboratory criteria.

Ensure all FMF fuel tanks are maintained and meet the requirements outlined in UFC _____ and T.O. ______

FMT must coordinate with _____ to establish procedures for the proper operation, inspection, and maintenance of oil/water separators.

Set the FMD high level alarm to each tank's established __________.

Set the FMD high-high level alarm between the system's audible alarm and the mechanical __________.

Fuels personnel must understand responsibilities in the base SPCC Plan IAW AFI _______.

The ___________ must be notified of any changes in fuels operations that may require an amendment to the HAZMAT plan.

Waste fuels must be recovered and disposed of IAW T.O. _____ and AFI _____.

A hydrant use goal must be defined every _____ or when directed by ____.

FMT coordinates the hydrant use goal with the ______, ______, and ______ to determine optimum use of the hydrant system.

The HUG package with HUS supporting documentation must be routed to _____ for validation and approval. ____ will analyze, coordinate, and return the package to the requesting unit. The final package will then be submitted to ______ for approval

The HUS is calculated and compared to the HUG using the following calculation: ________

Use FMD ____ code to capture instances when hydrant system was not utilized but was capable.

The HUR must be submitted ____ to ____ for metrics reporting and provide rationale for instances where HUR fell short of achieving HUG

Electrical power for production operations and maintenance equipment in cryogenic facilities must be _________.

Facilities with roll up style doors must ensure doors remain fully ____ during receipt, servicing, transferring of cryogenic products or when using maintenance support equipment.

Use the ______ when inspecting LOX/LIN facilities

Procedures for a tool management program outlining actions for lost or missing tools must be IAW AFI _______

Tool kit custodians must complete and document a full inventory of all tool kits every ____ and once a ____.

Fiberglass handled hammers are etched IAW T.O. _______

Small tools or items that cannot be marked with an identification number are to be maintained in a _____. Mark _____ with the _______ and the number of tools enclosed. The ____ is counted as one of those items

Ensure tools and TKs utilized for cryogenic maintenance are specified for _____ in addition to marked identification number.

LOX tools must be _______ at all times.

Requirements for new and replacement equipment items must be identified _____ and authorizations must be validated using the _______.

Requisitions for new equipment must be initiating using _______ IAW AFMAN _____.

Prior to equipment turn-in, inspect the asset and complete the appropriate _____. Request turn-in and disposition approval from ______ prior to initiating action with the ______.

Inventory of all assigned automatic information technology property must be performed and documented once every ____.

Hardware and software problems must be reported to the _________.

Reviews Air Force Test and Analysis Tool (AFTAT) Laboratory reports to ensure fuel meets quality standards. Identifies negative trend patterns while providing recommended changes to FMT to improve product quality.

_____ familiarizes fuels controllers with Defense Working Capital Fund (DWCF) principles and procedures set forth in __________.

Ensures procedures are in place to provide pertinent information between shift controllers, FISC, Fuels Operations, FMT, and supporting agencies.

FSC reconciles transactions daily and submits data IAW DLA _____.

____ performs a back-up of the BSM-E system(s) IAW DLA ______.

Maintains a document control function for fuels documents and transactions processed IAW DLA ______.

FSC documents all delivery refusals in writing within _____ IAW ______ and provides information copy to ____, _____, and/or ______.

____ encodes VIL keys for alternative flex fuel vehicles with the appropriate fuel grade when available on base or within the local area as prescribed by AFI _____.

____ must ensure keys issued for operational use over extended periods of time are signed for using the _______.

____ coordinates with Vehicle Management & Analysis (VM&A) to reconcile the ______ _______.

VIL Key Encode Letters must be reconciled every ____ IAW DLA ______.

Understands the unit Status of Resources and Training System (SORTS_ Designed Operational Capability (DOC_ statement, unit type code (UTC) posturing, coding procedures, and status of all flight UTCs presented in the Air & Space Expeditionary Force Reporting Tool (ART).

_____ identifies advanced, specialized fuels training to meet the minimum requirements prescribed by AFI 23-201 which do not receive _____ funding.

_____ forecasts spares and routine maintenance requirements authorized and approved as outlined in AFI ______.

____ coordinates with ____ to remedy excess or unserviceable equipment items and identifies the appropriate condition code prior to requesting disposition instructions from the item manager. ____ coordinates with ____ to determine inter-command or intra-command transfers for assets identified as serviceable.

_____ uses FMD to identify personnel qualified as trainers and as task certifiers meeting the requirements of AFI ______

_____ ensures flight personnel are awarded the appropriate special experience identifier (SIE) and recommends candidates for the award IAW AFI _______ and the Air Force Enlisted Classification Directory (AFECD).

_____ manages the Government Card Purchase Card (GPC) Program IAW AFI _______.

Coordinates with transportation, supply, and personnel functions to meet MAJCOM deployment time frames. Transfers accountability of CA/CRL items to a deployed supply account if deployment time period exceeds initial requirements.

_____ maintains an operational library for T.O.s IAW T.O. ______ and records for all assigned equipment and FSE.

____ evaluates and reports the overall FMF mobility status to FMT ____.

TQT training must completed _____ after CBRN hands-on training

_____ schedules personnel selected by FMT, with at least _____ retainability to attend AFBFS and FARP training.

_____ schedules flight physical and physiological training at least _____ before due date.

____ maintains copies of _____ and _____ records for ABFDS qualified personnel.

_____ coordinates with Unit Training Manager (UTM) for upgrade training programs IAW AFI _______.

_____ familiarizes fuels personnel on controlled or restricted area procedures IAW AFI ______.

______ provides fuels personnel with security training upon arrival and annually thereafter IAW AFI ______ and computers completion and due dates in FMD.

Synchronizes fuels vehicle operator training with Distribution and VCNCO schedules.

_____ coordinates vehicle lesson plans with VCNCO and routes IAW AFI _______. Standardized vehicle lesson plans are maintained on the ____ sharepoint.

_____ schedules generator training and ensures fuels personnel are ready to operate emergency power generators IAW AFI _____.

5-skill level: experience with task completion in the fuels _____, _____, _____, _____, and ______ functions.

7-skill level: revisit areas necessary for the 5-skill level plus task completion in _____, ____, and _____.

A formal rotational program is not required at locations with fewer than ___ military personnel and those with less than _____ tour lengths.

_____ establishes a tank custodian training program IAW AFI ______.

_____ uses _____ at deployed locations if automation is unavailable.

_____ notifies _____ when placing or removing an _____.

Ensures Air Force Test and Analysis Tool (AFTAT) accounts have been established for all Laboratory personnel.

_____ maintains aircraft crash kit IAW T.O. ______ and inspects and inventories crash kit every ______ for serviceability and documents inspections in FMD.

Charged with the management of environmental programs, safety programs and fuels MILCON and sustainment, restoration, and modernization (SRM) projects.

_____ provides ____ safety and ____ environmental briefing topics. Incorporates _____ Back-to-Basics (B2B) and incident summaries, which are maintained on ____'s sharepoint site.

_____ remains current on emergency funding reimbursement procedures for spill cleanup actions IAW DoD ____ and DLA _____.

_____ coordinates fuels incident reports with potential release to waters with _____ IAW AFI ______.

_____ creates a Job Safety Training Guide (JSTG) IAW AFI ______.

_____ prepares for Environmental, Safety, and Occupational Health Compliance Assessment and Management Program (ESOHCAMP) inspections IAW AFI ____ and AFI _____.

_____ develops Work Area Specific Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) Program IAW AFI ______.

_____ reviews ______ for DLA MILCON projects and reviews SRM projects prior to ____ submission and forwarding to _____, programmers, and ____ staffs.

Manages product servicing resources, FSE, flightline support, fuels preventative maintenance, product movement, and storage of bulk petroleum, cryogenic, and hypergolic products as required.

_____ manages assigned vehicles IAW AFI _____.

_____ tests resupply capability once every _____ or when system modifications alter capability.

_____ initiates feasibility analysis with _____ to determine best, most efficient means of resupply. This ensures funding and construction are not committed to provide a resupply capability where commercial markets are able to fulfill.

Bases whose resupply capability is solely accomplished via _____ do not require their alternate receipt capability. Additionally, bases that receive via _____ and use the same _____ during alternate mode of receipt do not require retesting of their receipt capability.

monitors personnel performing fuel servicing operations, preventative maintenance functions, and flightline operations

performs Vehicle Control Noncommissioned Officer (VCNCO) duties IAW AFI _____ and base VCNCO handbook. Duties may be delegated in writing to a subordinate NCO.

Familiarizes servicing vehicle operations with flightline safety, aircraft parking ramps, runway crossings, aircraft taxiways, and control tower signals. Conducts infrequently used routes or infrequently performed operations.

Ensures Airfield Driving Program Manager (ADPM) training for the primary and alternate ADPMSs has been completed IAW AFI _____

Supplies foreign object collection containers and adheres to foreign object damage (FOD) prevention measures outlined in AFI ______

Inspects, documents, and maintains vehicles and FSE IAW T.O. _____ and applicable T.O.s.

A _____ Preventative Maintenance Team will conduct monthly (every 30 days) vehicle/FSE inspections using the approved monthly checklists.

Operationally checks vehicles/FSE and reviews inspection forms prior to returning assets to service.

_____ initiates vehicle modification requests and routes through FMT and VM for approval. Approved modifications are maintained in the vehicle's historical record IAW AFI ______.

Establishes cryogenic production plants as authorized in Allowance Standard ________ and coordinates approval, location, and requirements with BCE and AFPA

FMT initiates requisitions for plants or tanks on ______ for items not already authorize in applicable AS.

Coordinates with DLA Energy to ensure commercial sources are available in the event of a cryogenic plant outage.

_______ assigns a ____ with ____ SEI to manage cryogenic production operations

____ ensures assigned personnel do not operate production plant equipment for longer than ____ at any given time without supervisory oversight. Personnel will not operate production plant equipment for longer than ____ at any given time.

Paint cryogenic facilities IAW T.O. _____.

______ inspects cryogenic production plants according to applicable ______ T.O.s and records maintenance on an _______ according to T.O.s 00-20-1.

_____ supervises cryogenic, hydrants, bulk storage, and military service station operations under FMF's span of control. At locations with AF or DLA Energy contracted functions, the ________ provides the necessary contract oversight

______ ensures tank trucks/cars are inspected for evidence of theft, tampering, sabotage, leaks, or other obvious safety or quality discrepancies IAW DoD ______, DLA Energy policies, and/or locally developed checklist(s) before off-loading

Service stations must be equipped with a ____ for customer use and for emergency reporting.

_____ calibrates temperature and pressure gauges IAW Test, Measurement, & Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) schedule and documents calibration or non-calibration IAW T.O. ______.

Performs maintenance of all production plants and equipment to include repair or replacement of major assemblies and components.

_____ obtains authority for depot maintenance and as a last resort, request depot maintenance assistance site visit through ____ IAW T.O. ______.

_____ submits request to modify storage containers to _____ prior to submitting request through the ______. _____ will coordinate with ______ and item manager for approval

Vacuum/meter readings on cryogenic tanks will be documented on ______.

Cryogenic tanks that cannot efficiently store product will be reported to _____ who in-turn will coordinate with the _____ and item manager.

Only fill carts required for aircraft servicing. Encourage using organizations to keep active carts to a minimum, and maintain other carts in a ______ status.

____ will provide FMT with _____ status updates.

FARP will submit a FARP budget to reporting _____ by _____ each year.

FARP provides a trip report to reporting _______ after each FARP TDY or deployment within ____ duty days upon return to home station.

_____ tracks forward area manifold cart maintenance and reports discrepancies IAW T.O. _____.

FARP will ensure all operators remain current by performing at least ____ FARP mission(s) every _____ months, from fixed wing aircraft to rotary wing or fixed wing aircraft with engines running, under black out conditions using Night Vision Goggles (NVGs).

Assigns the knowledge operations section with the management of the technical order (T.O.) library, Enhanced Technical Information Management System (ETIMS), Air Force Records Information Management System (AFRIMS), DLA Energy file plans, FuelsManager Defense (FMD) accounts, and DLA Energy Automated Information Technology (AIT) systems.

_____ ensures records are properly scheduled using the ______, ______, and _______.

________ establishes TODA access with the base Technical Order Distribution Office (TODO) IAW T.O. _______. For smaller flights such as the Air National Guard units, establish a sub-account from an existing Squadron T.O. account. ETIMS shall be used IAW T.O. _______ and T.O. _______.

Documents review of flight's file plan for accuracy and completeness every year. Record Custodian coordinates changes with Chief of the Office of Record and responsible Functional Area Records Manager (FARM).

LCLs will be loaded in ETIMS as "______" using ETIMS Software User's Manual

______ manages flight documents and records IAW AFI _______.

______ assists users to remedy identified errors, contradictions, procedures requiring clarification, and material deficiencies when found using procedures in T.O. ______, AFTO ______, or AF _______.

_____ develop backup procedures and maintains backup media IAW DoD ______ and DLA _____

Coordinates with Communications Squadron to assist in analyzing program and network responsiveness.

_____ performs FuelsManager Defense custodial responsibilities outlined in DLA Energy ________.

Is a laboratory that provides testing services to bases on samples of petroleum and related products. Conduct specification tests to determine the quality of petroleum products under procurement and in the AF supply system.

Is assigned to the Operations Support Directorate of AFPA, and is the SCP for AF fuel quality issues. The Technical Division has worldwide responsibility to identify, investigate, and correct problems involving aviation/ground fuel contamination, fuel electrostatic hazards, conservation and reclamation of petroleum products, and fuel/cryogenic receipt, storage, and mobile/fixed dispensing system deficiencies.

A suite of tools for facilitating total asset visibility source data capture and transfer. Automated identification technology includes a variety of devices, such as bar codes, magnetic strips, optical memory cards, and radio frequency tags for marking or "tagging" individual items, multi-packs, equipment, air pallets, or containers, along with the hardware and software required to create the devices, read the information on them, and integrate that information with other logistic information.

Are petroleum products delivered in volumes greater than 208 liters (55 US gallons) such as tank trucks/cars, pipelines, coastal barges, and ocean tankers. This term can apply to several DLA Energy purchase programs including the bulk fuels program for military specification jet and marine fuels, the posts, camps, and stations commercial gasoline and diesels, and the bunkers fuel program. Product is stored in tankage having a fill capacity greater than 208 liters (55 US gallons).

A vertically integrated automated information system consisting of base-level components and "Enterprise" level systems providing visibility of bulk fuel assets and transactions to Services, Combatant Commanders (CCDR), vendors, and DLA Energy.

Are all non-government aircraft (domestic and foreign) other than contract and charter carrier aircraft.

Is a space that meets the following criteria: 1. Is large enough and configured so a worker can bodily enter and perform assigned work. 2. Has limited or restricted means for entry or exit (for example: tanks, vessels, silos, storage bins, hoppers, vaults, manholes, and pits are spaces that may have limited means of entry). 3. Is not designed for continuous human occupancy.

The GSU-62/M Air Purging Unit is a portable electric motor-driven blower and heater unit used to purge storage containers with heated air. Record purge unit inspections, maintenance, and conditions on AFTO Form 244. One purge unit per FP account storing cryogenics is authorized.

is a hand-held battery powered unit. Use this unit to monitor, in microns, the vacuum reading of the annular space of a cryotainer. Use the gauge in conjunction with a thermocoupler for an accurate reading.

The PMU-4/E Vacuum Pump is a portable, explosion-proof electric-driven, oil free-air pumping unit which draws and maintains the insulating vacuum in storage containers. Record vacuum pump inspection, maintenance, and conditions on AFTO Form 244. One vacuum pump per FP account is authorized.

are portable containers used to draw and transport cryogenic samples. Samplers do not require periodic maintenance record documentation, but they must be hydrostatically tested every five years.

Is an organizational component of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). DLA Energy is the integrated materiel manager/DoD central procurement agent for bulk petroleum, natural gas, coal and associated services. DLA Energy owns and manages the bulk petroleum products in the Department of Defense to the point-of-sale (end user).

Is a management component of the DLA Energy with a geographic area of responsibility to monitor DLA Energy contracts for adequate customer support, control fuel deliveries, perform contract administration functions such as property administration and quality surveillance, provide/coordinate transportation support and emergency planning and report inventory/supply transactions.

Is the DoD revolving a fund that finances the buying and selling of goods and services. It also provides cost visibility and accountability to facilitate business operations. DLA inventories are sold to end user organizational accounts (military units and federal agencies) that reimburse the DLA Division - DWCF for costs incurred.

Summary of a unit's mission and resources for which it has been organized, designed, and equipped.

A Small issued tool kit that contains the inventory of items and is capable of being used on a check out/check in method. All tools are accountable and will be documented when used. Because of the nature of this kit the contents or type of container is exempt from shadowing or silhouetting, given an accurate and current inventory is maintained.

Fuel's operations used to hot refuel aircraft in areas where fuel is otherwise not available. Fuel is transferred from a source aircraft's (C-130, C-17, or C-5) internal tanks to receiver aircraft while both aircraft's engines are running. Missions typically accomplished at remote locations under blackout conditions.

Capability to receive store, transfer, and issue petroleum products or support aircraft generation where fixed systems do not exist or require augmentation. FORCE is characterized by transportability, and is primarily employed for wartime missions. However, it can be used to support peacetime/humanitarian operations as required. Primary equipment items are R-18, R-19, R-20, and R-21.

Is a small part of a quantity of product representative of the entire quantity, used for inspection or to determine the quality of the product.

Are fuels and cryogenic related support equipment assets required to support/sustain base operations.

Refined petroleum products normally intended for use in administrative, combat, and tactical vehicles, material handling equipment, special purpose vehicles, and stationary power and heating equipment.

Is an aircraft fuel servicing facility that can provide fuel through one or more outlets into an aircraft. The hydrant system generally consists of operating storage tanks (older hydrant systems normally have many 50,000 gallon tanks while newer systems normally have two 10,000 barrel tanks), pumps, filter-separators, pipelines, and dispensing.

Defines military specification fuel management by product type on a terminal and regional basis. The completed plan provides a basis to support the budget allocation for appropriated, stock funded fuel, and CCMD requirement support plan.

Is any construction, alteration, development, conversion, or extension of any kind carried out with respect to a military installation.

Is Fuel that has more than one specification. It can be blended as regraded fuels. It is not identified as waste/hazardous waste fuel.

Is any fuel tank 55 gallons or larger that store petroleum products, other than integral vehicle tanks or hand-carried safety cans, not under exclusive Fuels Management control.

Fuel required to sustain daily operations and ensure fuel availability to support US military forces world-wide. OS was formerly known as peacetime operating stock.

Are the assets that are designated to satisfy the pre-positioned war reserve materiel requirement.

Is a person who represents the contracting officer in performing contractor evaluation functions.

Is fuel that does not meet its original specification, but which through processing can be recovered to its original grade or a lower grade without reprocessing.

Is appointed by the squadron commander. This person must be proficient in Fuels Management and is responsible for the care and safeguarding of the petroleum stocks. This person also ensures all accountable records are maintained and required reports are generated.

Is a computer product which lists manpower authorizations. It reflects how many people are authorized to accomplish the mission. MAJCOMs use this document to show allocated resources, and as the baseline for portraying the impact of application of new or reapplication of existing manpower standards. The UMD contains: 1. The position number. 2. AFSC. 3. Functional account code (work center). 4. Authorized grade. 5. Number of authorizations. 6. A summary of authorizations for officers, enlisted, and civilians assigned to each unit by work centers.

Identifies a specific capability of personnel and/or equipment to be deployed in support of various operations.

Provides planners with such information as sortie rates, sortie duration, gallons per sortie. Published as the WMP, Volume IV.

Is an AF plan that takes the Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan, translates this into AF operational and logistics planning guidance, and publishes this in five volumes known collectively as the WMP. The WAA listing is published as WMP, Volume IV. The WAA lists line entries for each JCS-approved OPLAN.

Is a document prepared by MAJCOMs to identify authorized quantities of war consumables to support AF wartime missions.