Who is responsible for AFTO Form 95 on equipment?

Who is responsible for AFTO Form 95 on equipment?

• A. Wing Commander
• B. Section NCOIC
• C. Maintenance Supervisor
• D. Quality Assurance

Answer: (B)

AFTO Form 95 is the official record used to capture significant maintenance information and any discrepancies affecting an asset’s readiness or safety, and it stays with the equipment as part of its maintenance history. The person responsible for ensuring this form is properly prepared, attached to the equipment, and that its contents are accurate is the Section NCOIC—the first-line supervisor in the maintenance section who owns the asset’s day-to-day maintenance and records. They sign off on the form and oversee actions so the information remains with the item for trend analysis and return-to-service decisions. The Wing Commander oversees the unit, not the individual asset records. Quality Assurance provides oversight but does not directly sign off on this asset-level documentation. The Maintenance Supervisor coordinates work, but the authority for the equipment’s documentation lies with the Section NCOIC.

AFTO Form 95 is the official record used to capture significant maintenance information and any discrepancies affecting an asset’s readiness or safety, and it stays with the equipment as part of its maintenance history. The person responsible for ensuring this form is properly prepared, attached to the equipment, and that its contents are accurate is the Section NCOIC—the first-line supervisor in the maintenance section who owns the asset’s day-to-day maintenance and records. They sign off on the form and oversee actions so the information remains with the item for trend analysis and return-to-service decisions. The Wing Commander oversees the unit, not the individual asset records. Quality Assurance provides oversight but does not directly sign off on this asset-level documentation. The Maintenance Supervisor coordinates work, but the authority for the equipment’s documentation lies with the Section NCOIC.