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BUPERSINST 1080.54 EDVP Flashcards

1
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Who is the PC and what PERS office are they?

A

(PERS-4013) Placement Coordinator

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2
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Which system replaced the EDVR?

A

EDVP

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What information can you find in BBD/CMS-ID?

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  • Current and prospective Sailors
  • NEC codes
  • Career History
  • Billet Data
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4
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This instruction references, “Alignment.” What does this mean?

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The status given to the Sailor-to-Billet overall Fit.

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What is the EDVP?

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The Navy’s enlisted management process under which commands align enlisted Sailors to billet-level requirements reflected on the command’s AMD

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When is a requisition generated in CMS-ID?

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When a billet is unaligned or aligned with a PL during the negotiation window (P9)

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What is the key-most factor in the generation of a Requisition?

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PRD

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What is EDLN? Why is it important? Why does it happen?

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Estimated Date of Loss to the Navy

Sailors with EDLN dates listed may be reflected as PLs on a PG/PL report.

This occurs when the EDLN date comes before the PRD of the billet.

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What is “Bridging”? Why is it important?

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When a DNEC assignment is made without regard to the aligned billet requirement to identify NEC compensation independent of the Sailor’s alignment.

It’s used to measure NEC and critical NEC fit.

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10
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What is the purpose of a NAVPERS 1306/7?

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Enlisted Personnel Action Request.

Used to request a PRD adjustment to the applicable detailer.

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What should you do if a Sailor arrives at a command without the proper NEC assigned for the billet he/she is supposed to head into?

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Do not gain the Sailor until resolved. May need to transfer to TPU or request OrdMod to I-Stop at command instead of gain:
– Notify the appropriate PERS-4013 placement officer for DNEC change or removal
– Move the Sailor to a different billet if he has a NEC that is shown as a need (INEC below
BA). Sailor can be used to fill that requirement though it may affect fit/fill
– Request to retain the Sailor

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Where are requisitions advertised?

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CMS-ID

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Who is recommended to be the command’s AMM?

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Personnel Officer
ADMINO
Assistant Maintenance Officer

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What is the AMM?

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Someone other than the triad who acts as a liaison between the command and PERS

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How often should the AMM review the AMD?

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Weekly

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What is a PG?

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A sailor that has orders inbound to an activity

17
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What is a TG? Can the gaining command see any personnel details?

A

A sailor that is being considered for a billet, but doesn’t have orders yet. No, they cannot see anything about them yet.

18
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T/F. Commands may not request a realignment of Sailors within their command.

A

False. Commands may request a realignment of Sailors within their command to reflect NEC changes, advancements, and departmental/divisional changes

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If a there’s an issue with a Sailor’s DNEC, who should be contacted?

A

Command’s Placement Coordinator (PC)

20
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If there’s an issue with a Sailor’s PRD who should be contacted?

A

The Sailor’s rating detailer

21
Q

What is DRRS-N?

A

The Navy’s authoritative readiness reporting system for all Navy commands

22
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Where can you find the EDVP?

A

On CMS-ID/BBD application

23
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Is there an afloat version of CMS-ID/BBD?

A

No. It’s only web-based

24
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When aligning Sailors to billets, which take higher priority? Funded or unfunded billets?

A

Funded

25
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How often should the AMM execute realignments of Sailors to CMS-ID/BBD?

A

Monthly

26
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____ ____ are considered “in excess” and may be reallocated to gapped, funded billets at other units.

A

Unfunded billets

27
Q

Why would an EDLN show up on a PG/PL report?

A

If the Sailor’s EDLN comes before their PRD

28
Q

What is TMMFS? What is its purpose?

A

Total Force Manpower Management System

Processes manpower changes that can cause billet data changes

29
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What factors are taken into consideration for BBD alignment?

A

Rating, paygrade, NEC, PRD

Section 2--Command Management (16 decks)

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