galley Flashcards
The unit’s CO/OINC has overall responsibility for operations and is the responsible
local authority to direct and supervise members from other units in the
geographical area.
The CO/OINC must ensure all eligible Coast Guard personnel have sufficient food service support, expenditures remain within allowances, and the CGDF is always available to furnish Subsistence-in-Kind (SIK) according to current instructions and United States Coast Guard Regulations 1992,
what forms do you as OIC have to sign?What forms are used in Galley supervision?
Reviews and approves or disapproves the Coast:
- (CGDFOS), CG-2576- sends to Fincen by 10th of each month
- Supply funding report
- Weekly menu
- Provision Inventory Report, CG-4261 (audit report)
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What other duties do you have as the OIC?
f. Approves the Food Service Officer’s (FSO’s) written instructions for operating the CGDF.
g. Establishes written CGDF policies on selling or transferring food items and meals.
h. Endorses reports of excess deficits.i. Reviews and approves surveys.
j. Approves CGDF menus.
k. Establishes meal hours.
l. Ensures physical inventories, inventory verifications, and audits are conducted when required.
m. Investigates complaints about the CGDF.
n. Ensures this warning is conspicuously posted in the CGDF:
Any attempt to defraud the Government through misrepresentation may be tried under
the Administrative Investigations Manual, COMDTINST M5830.1 (series), and/or the
Uniform Code of Military Justice.
what is the difference between formal and informal relief?
Formal Relief. Formal procedures are required to permanently relieve the FSO; the incoming and outgoing FSOs should be present during these procedures.
Informal Relief. A CO/OINC implements informal relief procedures when designating an acting FSO to temporarily relieve a permanent FSO when the latter
is absent or cannot perform delegated duties or the unit cannot conduct formal relief because of operations.
what is a report of survey for dining facility? EX:
a. Mechanical Failure. Survey any lost food items the CO/OINC determines are spoiled and unfit for human consumption due to mechanical failure, such as a
refrigeration breakdown, flooding, or fire in food storage spaces.
what is the limit to fill out a report of survey cg 5269?
What will the Board of survey convene if the totals reach over?
$300 Limit. Survey food losses not caused by mechanical failure if the total cost exceeds $300. Prepare Report(s) of Survey for lost or damaged food items costing less than $300 at the CO/OINC’s discretion.
IF you lose more that 1000 dollars worth of food how many members do you need from board of survey?
- Circumstances in Which Appointed. The Board of Survey will have three members if losses total more than $1,000 or negligence is suspected or for inventory losses identified during the annual audit.
Members shall be E7 or higher
what has the overall responsibility for CG dining?
Commandant (CG-1111) has overall responsibility for directing Coast Guard food service program policy. Commandant (CG-1111) provides policy, procedural guidance and operational management.
What about the CG food supply funds?
Charge CGDF food supplies to the Coast Guard Supply Fund (SF), Appropriation Code XS6, Program Element 82, (SF-82). The tax exempt number for all Coast Guard purchases is B239641.
what are sizes for Small medium and Large dining facilities?
Small 01-50
MEd- 51-99
LG- 100 or more
Policy states all members are allowed ?
All enlisted personnel who have completed basic training are entitled to monthly Enlisted Basic allowance for subsistence .
what are your XOs main job for dining?Daily Ration Cost record - Signed by FSO
Daily Ration Memo- signed by Admin Officer or XPO
Monthly Summary Ration Memo - Signed by XPO
Notifies the FSO of any substantial changes in the number of personnel to be fed.
f. Certifies the monthly Ration Memorandum, CG-3123. The Executive Officer may delegate signing the daily Ration Memorandum to the personnel officer.
g. Reviews and monitors daily, the Daily Ration Cost Record, CG-3471, if the dining facility is having on-going financial difficulties or continually operating over the authorized deficit.
Designation. The CO or OINC designates?
and lists an FSO’s duties in writing, as required by the United States Coast Guard Regulations 1992, COMDTINST M5000.3 (series). The CO/OINC may select an officer or FS (pay grade E-5 and above) to serve as the FSO.
What are the 3 type of reliefs for FSO?
Formal- Formal procedures are required to permanently relieve the FSO.
Relief of Cause- Cant perform duties up the standards provided in CIM 1992
InformalA CO/OINC implements informal relief procedures when designating an acting FSO to temporarily relieve a permanent FSO when the latter is absent or cannot perform delegated duties or the unit cannot conduct formal relief because of operations.
what must not exceed the Artificial Trans Fats?
Food products that exceed 0.5 grams of artificial trans fat per serving are not authorized for purchase at units operating a Coast Guard staffed Dining Facility.
In case of natural disaster?
In the event MREs are used for natural disasters, the unit will receive an Extraordinary Operating Condition (EOC) for the increase in cost of the MREs. Unit CO/OINCs shall request the EOC via Coast Guard memo to Commandant (CG-1111).
where can you look to find a list of items authorized for purchase?
what are some of the items the cook can’t purchase?
Federal supply catalog group 89
Items are not listed in fsc 89:
gum, ice, charcoal, napkins, paper plates, energy drinks protein powder.
can you purchase water for meal time?
CO/OINCs may authorize purchases of bottled spring water, carbonated flavored waters, etc., in individual serving-sized bottles up to one liter only, as beverage items listed on the weekly menu. These beverage items shall only be issued at meal times. Refer questionable cases to Commandant (CG-1111).
what is the annual audit and what are the stipulations Annual Audit Requirement. United States Coast Guard Regulations Manual, COMDTINST M5000.3 (series), Paragraph 4-1-18D,
requires a CO/OINC to designate one or more commissioned officer(s) and/or chief petty officer(s) not in the FS chain of command to verify the CGDF operation once during the year. A maximum of 12 months may elapse between required annual audits.
What do you do if you are over or under 10% deficit (CG-2576, Line 26) exceeds 10 percent of the operating allowance (CG-2576, Line 22) during the reporting period. The CO/OINC must send a written statement explaining the cause of the excess accumulated deficit and attach the CG-2576 in which the excess accumulated deficit appears to Commandant (CG-1111) through the chain of command.
The statement must include this information:
a. Corrective action to prevent further losses.
b. The period of time necessary to liquidate the accumulated deficit.
c. Whether an audit board, board of investigation, or other fact-finding body is convening or needed.