Technologies, Information and Training Materials Helpful in Preventing FOD
- FOD Prevention Program Manuals
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- examples: Make It FOD Free
- Magnetic Bars
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- examples: F.O.D. Control, Monroe, and Thompson
- Promotional and Awareness Materials
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- examples: NAFPI, Posters/Decals/Mugs/etc.
- Tool and Parts Control/Retrieval
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- Tool Detection Systems -- examples: Aeroprobe, AIT, IDZ Technologies
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- Parts Control -- example: Parts Organizers
- Tow-behind Sweepers
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- examples: FODBUSTER ROCKSWEEPER,
The FOD*BOSS
- Training Materials
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- examples:
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- FOD 101 Basic Training PowerPoint
- FOE certification
- NAFPI
- Vacuum Truck Sweepers
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- examples: Elgin, Tymco, and Tennant
- Walk-behind Sweepers
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- examples: Billy Goat, F.O.D. Control, and Tennant
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