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ADR.OPS.B.016 Foreign object debris control programme
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-18431
Regulation (EU) 2020/2148
found in: Aerodromes (139/2014) Part-ADR.AR Part-ADR.OR Part-ADR.OPS CS-ADR-DSN CS-HPT-DSN (Jun 2023)
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ADR.OPS.B.016 Foreign object debris control programme Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/2148 (a) The aerodrome operator shall establish and implement a foreign object debris (FOD) control programme and shall require organisations operating or providing services at the aerodrome to participate in that programme. (b) As part of the FOD control programme, the aerodrome operator shall: (1) ensure personnel awareness and participation, and that such personnel have successfully completed relevant training and demonstrated their competence; (2) establish and implement measures to prevent generation of FOD; (3) establish and implement procedures to: (i) detect FOD, including the monitoring and inspection of the movement area or adjacent areas in accordance with an inspection schedule and whenever such an inspection is required due to activities, weather phenomena, or occurrences that may have led to the generation of FOD; (ii) promptly remove, contain, and dispose of FOD, and provide all relevant means necessary; (iii) notify, as soon as possible, aircraft operators in the case of identified aircraft parts; (4) collect and analyse data and information to identify FOD sources and trends, and implementcorrective or preventive measures, or both, to improve the effectiveness of the programme.
ADR.OPS.B.016 Foreign object debris control programme Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/2148 (a) The aerodrome operator shall establish and implement a foreign object debris (FOD) control programme and shall require organisations operating or providing services at the aerodrome to participate in that programme. (b) As part of the FOD control programme, the aerodrome operator shall: (1) ensure personnel awareness and participation, and that such personnel have successfully completed relevant training and demonstrated their competence; (2) establish and implement measures to prevent generation of FOD; (3) establish and implement procedures to: (i) detect FOD, including the monitoring and inspection of the movement area or adjacent areas in accordance with an inspection schedule and whenever such an inspection is required due to activities, weather phenomena, or occurrences that may have led to the generation of FOD; (ii) promptly remove, contain, and dispose of FOD, and provide all relevant means necessary; (iii) notify, as soon as possible, aircraft operators in the case of identified aircraft parts; (4) collect and analyse data and information to identify FOD sources and trends, and implementcorrective or preventive measures, or both, to improve the effectiveness of the programme.
#### ADR.OPS.B.016 Foreign object debris control programme *Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/2148* (a) The aerodrome operator shall establish and implement a foreign object debris (FOD) control programme and shall require organisations operating or providing services at the aerodrome to participate in that programme. (b) As part of the FOD control programme, the aerodrome operator shall: (1) ensure personnel awareness and participation, and that such personnel have successfully completed relevant training and demonstrated their competence; (2) establish and implement measures to prevent generation of FOD; (3) establish and implement procedures to: (i) detect FOD, including the monitoring and inspection of the movement area or adjacent areas in accordance with an inspection schedule and whenever such an inspection is required due to activities, weather phenomena, or occurrences that may have led to the generation of FOD; (ii) promptly remove, contain, and dispose of FOD, and provide all relevant means necessary; (iii) notify, as soon as possible, aircraft operators in the case of identified aircraft parts; (4) collect and analyse data and information to identify FOD sources and trends, and implement corrective or preventive measures, or both, to improve the effectiveness of the programme.