Arff Waiver Guide - Contractor

Arff Waiver Guide - Contractor is a 4-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of Defense - Defense Contract Management Agency and used nation-wide.

FAQ

Q: What is an Arff Waiver?
A: An Arff Waiver is a document that allows a contractor to temporarily bypass certain requirements related to aircraft rescue and firefighting (ARFF) services.

Q: Who needs an Arff Waiver?
A: Contractors who operate on airports without their own ARFF services typically need an Arff Waiver.

Q: What does an Arff Waiver allow contractors to do?
A: An Arff Waiver allows contractors to perform certain tasks without having to meet the full ARFF requirements, such as having trained ARFF personnel and dedicated ARFF vehicles.

Q: How long does an Arff Waiver last?
A: The duration of an Arff Waiver can vary, but typically it is valid for the duration of the contractor's operations at the specific airport.

Q: Who grants Arff Waivers?
A: Arff Waivers are usually granted by the airport authority or the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

Q: What are the requirements to obtain an Arff Waiver?
A: The specific requirements may vary, but generally contractors need to provide proof of sufficient firefighting capabilities and a plan for complying with ARFF requirements to obtain an Arff Waiver.