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Playbooks are interactive web-based tools that provide Civil Engineers with step-by-step guidance and other helpful resources related to major Civil Engineering job functions. Playbooks are continually updated as processes and policies change and should be considered “living documents.” They align to, but do not supersede or conflict with, existing policies and regulations.

Playbooks Provide:

• One-stop guidance for policies and procedures.
• Descriptions of program roles and responsibilities.
• Streamlined processes with step-by-step instructions.
• Clear visuals to promote understanding.
• Checklists and job aids that link actions to key milestones.

Playbooks can be created or updated by Playbook owners via the CE Playbooks Technical Writing Team. To request Playbook development support, submit a request through the contact form. Learn more about technical writing support by navigating to the Playbook Technical Writing page.

The best way to request a correction to playbook content is to contact the Playbook Action Officer, whose name and email address is at the top of each playbook. Action Officers for Documents can be found inside the Document Card using the dropdown arrow.

The field. Playbook content and improvement ideas are generated by civil engineers from all levels. For content management purposes, each Playbook is aligned under the CE Governance structure to a Policy Group and assigned a Playbook Champion and Action Officer. Any changes submitted through the feedback function are adjudicated at this level, and submitters are notified of the disposition. The AFCEC Functional Management Office (FMO) oversees new Playbook development and maintenance activities.

Playbooks do not replace Air Force policies and regulations, which tell us what must be done. Playbooks ensure we execute these requirements with standardized processes. While policies tell us the “what,” Playbooks tell us the “how.”