105 Supply & Support Flashcards

1
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Discuss the purpose of the 3-M/PMS System.

A
  1. 3M: Maintenance and Material Management is a program designed for commands to conduct maintenance on a specific schedule to achieve maximum equipment operational readiness.
  2. PMS: Preventive Maintenance System: is a standardized method for planning, scheduling, and accomplishing preventive maintenance.
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Discuss the purpose and components of NTCSS

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Naval Tactical Command Support System (NTCSS) is a logistics command and control support information system.

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3
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RADM

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Relational Administration; Used for muster, PQS input, role assignments, and recall information.

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R-SUPPLY

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Relational Supply; Used to order tools/parts

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5
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OMMS-NG

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Organizational Maintenance Management System-Next Generation, Job submission on ship’s equipment

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Explain how DPAS is used to track equipment.

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Defense Property and Accountability System: is software developed to standardize property accountability, asset management and financial reporting across all of the DoD.

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Discuss the purpose of the MOV program.

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Material Obligation Validation: is a system used to verify the unfilled quantity of a requisition that is not immediately available for issue (backorder).

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Discuss the DLRs program.

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Depot Level Repairable: are repaired at the organizational or intermediate level based on the cost and need for repair

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9
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Explain the procedures for NRFI DLRs in regard to the following situations. a. Turn-in:

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DOD components shall physically turn in their property to the nearest DRMO when economically feasible and permitted by Hazardous Waste regulations.

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Explain the procedures for NRFI DLRs in regard to the following situations. b. RIP (Receipt in Place or Remain in Place):

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occurs when a command cannot remove the current part until a replacement can be made available for install.

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Maintenance Assistance Modules (MAMs)

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is a system recording, reporting and evaluating the maintenance requirements of the fleet.

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12
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Bulkhead mounted spares

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spare parts located near or within a work center to provide easy access to replacement parts for items that require frequent repair.

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13
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Define the term CASREP

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Casualty reporting – A system for requisitioning emergency replacement parts for equipment or components out of commission that are essential to the command’s mission.

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14
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CASREP CAT1

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Non-sufficient impact on command.

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CASREP CAT3

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major degradation of secondary mission or minor degradation of a primary mission.

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16
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CASREP CAT2

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minor degradation of secondary mission

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17
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COG

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Cognizance Symbol

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18
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CASREP CAT4

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loss of at least one primary mission (i.e. DIW).

19
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NSN

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National Stock Number

20
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APL

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Allowance Parts List

21
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AEL

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Allowance Equipage List

22
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NC

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Not Carried

23
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NIS

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Not in Stock

24
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DD Form 1348-6

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DOD Single Line-Item Requisition System Document

25
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SIM

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Selected Item Management

26
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NAVCOMPT 2276

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Contractual procurement

27
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DD Form 448

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Military interdepartmental purchase request

28
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SF 44

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On the spot, over-the-counter purchase request ($2,500 MAX for supplies, $25,000 for Aviation Fuel)

29
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SF 1449

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Solicitation Contract Order for commercial items

30
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SF 30

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Modification of contract

31
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DD Form 1155

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shipment invoice

32
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DD Form 200

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Survey Form - for missing or non-repairable electronic test equipment

33
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SF 364

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Report of Deficiency - for shipping or packing discrepancies

34
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SF 386

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Quality Deficiency Report - to report deficiencies in materials received

35
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DD Form 1149

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Requisition and invoice/shipping document

36
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CHRIMP

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The Consolidated Hazardous Material Reutilization and inventory Management Program serves as a fundamental element of the Navy’s life cycle control and management of hazardous materials.

37
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DRMO

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Defense Reutilization and Marketing Office. A service that is designed to save valuable ships resources by providing an inventory or excess material that has been turned into through the Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS)

38
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GSA Acquisitions

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A self-service store operated by an ashore supply activity. Provides a ready supply of relatively low-cost items frequently required by customers in the area.

39
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Explain OPTAR and its components.

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Operational Target: is an estimated amount of money that will be required by an operating unit to perform tasks and functions that are assigned.

40
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Discuss the uses of the Government commercial purchase Card (IMPAC VISA).

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Is used as a payment vehicle for commercial invoices valued at or below the micro-purchase threshold ($3,000)

41
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Normal Power

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Power supplied by the power company.

42
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Emergency Power

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Backup or generator power if normal power fails

43
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Uninterrupted Power

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Assures continued performance during a power outage or allow time to transfer of function to an alternate power source.