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DAFI 32-1001

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CIVIL ENGINEER OPERATIONS

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DAFI 32-1001, "CIVIL ENGINEER OPERATIONS", is a Department of the Air Force publication, dated February 27, 2025.

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February 27, 2025

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NumberDAFI 32-1001
TitleCIVIL ENGINEER OPERATIONS
PublishedFebruary 27, 2025
Certified currentFebruary 27, 2025
Office of primary responsibilityAF/A4
Issued byHeadquarters, Department of the Air Force
Status on the indexCurrent
Last index actionCorrection, August 24, 2026
Source indexAir Force e-Publishing
Index last readOctober 20, 2026

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Summary of changes, as printed

This document has been substantially revised and must be reviewed thoroughly. Preventive Maintenance (PM) for United States Space Force (USSF) critical support infrastructure, known as Critical Preventive Maintenance (CPM), has been incorporated. Established clear guidance to update Next Generation Information Technology (NexGen IT) system requirements for government purchase card transactions for real property support and notified civil engineering personnel of the requirement to utilize the playbooks and process guides. Emergency response time and associated oversight processes are expanded. Introduced formal maintenance management execution, data analysis, and data quality review requirements. Snow and ice control was substantially re-written. Added category management guidance. Implements procedures and guidance to civil engineer control Systems Cybersecurity. Provides detailed operational characteristics of control systems, implements guidance for securing and mitigating cybersecurity risk to control systems, and outlines roles and responsibilities for managing risk under the Risk Management Framework (RMF) pertaining to control systems.

Contents

  1. Chapter 1—ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIESp. 7
  2. Chapter 2—REQUIREMENT PROCESSINGp. 14
  3. Chapter 3—STANDARDIZED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (PM)p. 21
  4. Chapter 4—ASSET MANAGEMENTp. 23
  5. Chapter 5—CAPITALIZING FACILITY IMPROVEMENTSp. 28
  6. Chapter 6—ORGANIZATIONAL EQUIPMENTp. 29
  7. Chapter 7—FACILITY MANAGER PROGRAMp. 30
  8. Chapter 8—SERVICE CONTRACTSp. 33
  9. Chapter 9—MATERIEL CONTROLp. 34
  10. Chapter 10—U-FIX-IT PROGRAMp. 36
  11. Chapter 11—FORMAL INSPECTION PROGRAMSp. 37
  12. Chapter 14—SNOW AND ICE CONTROL PROGRAMp. 43
  13. Chapter 15—INFRASTRUCTURE CORROSION CONTROL PROGRAMp. 47
  14. Chapter 16—FACILITY ASBESTOS MANAGEMENTp. 50
  15. Chapter 17—ROOFING MANAGEMENT PROGRAMp. 53
  16. Chapter 18—PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMp. 54
  17. Attachment 1—GLOSSARY OF REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING INFORMATIONp. 56
All 92 contents entries
  1. Chapter 1—ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIESp. 7
  2. 1.4. Space Force Chief Operations Officer (SF/COO) will:p. 8
  3. 1.7. The Base Civil Engineer (BCE) will:p. 10
  4. 1.8. The Operations Flightp. 12
  5. Chapter 2—REQUIREMENT PROCESSINGp. 14
  6. 2.1. Overviewp. 14
  7. 2.3. Work Prioritiesp. 15
  8. 2.4. The Work Request Working Group (WRWG)p. 17
  9. 2.5. The Work Request Review Board (WRRB)p. 17
  10. 2.6. Fire Safety Deficiencies (FSD)p. 17
  11. 2.7. The BCEp. 18
  12. 2.8. Contract by Requestorp. 18
  13. 2.9. Work Coordinationp. 18
  14. 2.10. Scope Changesp. 19
  15. 2.11. Work Closeoutp. 19
  16. 2.12. Maintenance Management Business Process Oversightp. 19
  17. Chapter 3—STANDARDIZED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE (PM)p. 21
  18. 3.1. Overviewp. 21
  19. 3.2. Preventive Maintenance Task List (PMTL)p. 21
  20. 3.3. Scheduling and Executionp. 21
  21. 3.5. Critical Preventive Maintenance (CPM)p. 22
  22. Chapter 4—ASSET MANAGEMENTp. 23
  23. 4.1. Overviewp. 23
  24. 4.2. Data Collectionp. 23
  25. 4.3. Activity Management Plans and sub-Activity Management Plansp. 23
  26. 4.4. AMP Manager Inclusion in Project Prioritizationp. 27
  27. 4.5. Category Managementp. 27
  28. Chapter 5—CAPITALIZING FACILITY IMPROVEMENTSp. 28
  29. 5.1. Capital Improvementp. 28
  30. 5.2. Capitalization Processp. 28
  31. Chapter 6—ORGANIZATIONAL EQUIPMENTp. 29
  32. 6.1. Overviewp. 29
  33. 6.2. Unit Responsibilityp. 29
  34. Chapter 7—FACILITY MANAGER PROGRAMp. 30
  35. 7.1. Facility Manager (FM) Programp. 30
  36. 7.2. Facility Abusep. 31
  37. Chapter 8—SERVICE CONTRACTSp. 33
  38. 8.1. Service Contractsp. 33
  39. Chapter 9—MATERIEL CONTROLp. 34
  40. 9.1. Overviewp. 34
  41. 9.2. Materiel Inventoryp. 34
  42. 9.3. Materiel Costingp. 34
  43. 9.4. Category Managementp. 35
  44. 9.5. COCESS Contractsp. 35
  45. Chapter 10—U-FIX-IT PROGRAMp. 36
  46. 10.1. Overviewp. 36
  47. Chapter 11—FORMAL INSPECTION PROGRAMSp. 37
  48. 11.1. Bridge Maintenance, Inspection, and Reportingp. 37
  49. 11.2. Dam Maintenance Inspections and Reportingp. 37
  50. 11.3. AVB maintenance, sustainment, and inspection servicesp. 37
  51. 11.4. Heating Systems and Unfired Pressure Vesselsp. 38
  52. 12.1. Overviewp. 39
  53. 12.2. Set-Point Standardsp. 39
  54. 12.3. Temporary Adjustmentsp. 39
  55. 12.4. Civil Engineer Maintenance Inspection and Repair Team (CEMIRT)p. 39
  56. 12.5. Design Criteriap. 39
  57. 12.6. Ventilation Systemsp. 39
  58. 12.7. Facilities with Sleeping Quartersp. 39
  59. 13.1. Overviewp. 41
  60. 13.2. On-site Maintenancep. 41
  61. 13.3. Remote Maintenancep. 42
  62. 13.4. CE Policyp. 42
  63. Chapter 14—SNOW AND ICE CONTROL PROGRAMp. 43
  64. 14.1. Snow and Ice Control Plan (S&ICP)p. 43
  65. 14.2. Snow Control Prioritiesp. 43
  66. 14.3. Snow and Ice Control Operations (SNIC)p. 43
  67. 14.4. Trainingp. 45
  68. Chapter 15—INFRASTRUCTURE CORROSION CONTROL PROGRAMp. 47
  69. 15.1. Overviewp. 47
  70. 15.2. Local Operating Instructionp. 47
  71. 15.3. Scopep. 47
  72. 15.4. Trainingp. 47
  73. 15.5. Cathodic Protection Requirementsp. 48
  74. 15.6. Industrial Water Treatmentp. 48
  75. 15.7. Design and Material Selectionp. 49
  76. Chapter 16—FACILITY ASBESTOS MANAGEMENTp. 50
  77. 16.1. Backgroundp. 50
  78. 16.2. Asbestos Management and Operating Plansp. 50
  79. 16.3. Applicable Regulationsp. 51
  80. 16.4. Asbestos Abatementp. 51
  81. 16.5. Asbestos Removalp. 51
  82. 16.6. Facility Asbestos Managementp. 52
  83. Chapter 17—ROOFING MANAGEMENT PROGRAMp. 53
  84. 17.1. Backgroundp. 53
  85. 17.2. Design, Maintenance, and Managementp. 53
  86. Chapter 18—PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMp. 54
  87. 18.1. Backgroundp. 54
  88. 18.2. Pavement Management Plan (PMP)p. 54
  89. 18.3. Pavement Maintenance Requirementsp. 54
  90. 18.4. Assessments, Design, Maintenance, and Managementp. 55
  91. 18.5. Education and Trainingp. 55
  92. Attachment 1—GLOSSARY OF REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING INFORMATIONp. 56

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