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Page 1: BM1 Study Guide created by: BM2 R. Kring. Personal Property

BM1 Study Guidecreated by:

BM2 R. Kring

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Personal Property

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The effective control of the procurement, use,

safekeeping, and disposal of property is….

• Property Management.

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Each Coast Guard unit must maintain an effective property

accountability and control system in accordance with..

• Property management manual

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Who is responsible for maintaining

accountability and control of property within

a specified area?

• Property Officer

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List three supply source references you can use to locate

supplies you need to order.• General Services

administration (GSA)

• Afloat Shopping Guide (ASG)(NAVSUP-4400)

• The Management List Consolidated (ML-C)

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Tangible property including art work,

models, and artifacts is..

• Personal property

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All inventories must have an ...

• Independent person present

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Who’s property record does the Who’s property record does the new custodian sign after an new custodian sign after an

inventory?inventory?

• Property officer’s Property officer’s copy of the copy of the property letter, property letter, noting any noting any discrepancies.discrepancies.

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List two situations when an inventory of property is required

• Upon relief of the custodian

• annuallycourse has it as 3 years

from last inventory which

has changed to annually

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What type of property must be What type of property must be marked for identification?marked for identification?

• CG-owned CG-owned reportable propertyreportable property

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The property and allowance The property and allowance report is the unit’s record and report is the unit’s record and

allowance list for..allowance list for..

• GP PropertyGP Property

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Who is responsible for the Who is responsible for the custodial control of property with custodial control of property with

in a specified custodial area?in a specified custodial area?

• Property Custodian

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How many days to inventory How many days to inventory property if a joint inventory is not property if a joint inventory is not

able to be completed?able to be completed?

• 30 days and submit a 30 days and submit a letter report of relief to letter report of relief to the COthe CO

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Responsibilities of the property custodianResponsibilities of the property custodian

• Initiate documents affecting the Initiate documents affecting the accountability of property.accountability of property.

• Ensure the prompt submission of survey Ensure the prompt submission of survey reports for lost, damaged, or destroyed reports for lost, damaged, or destroyed property.property.

• Ensure that property is used only for official Ensure that property is used only for official purposespurposes

• Assist in physical inventoriesAssist in physical inventories

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ARMS

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Why was the Federal Catalog System developed?

• To provide positive and accurate identification of every item in the supply systems of all

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What are two primary forms used to What are two primary forms used to requisition stock-numbered material requisition stock-numbered material

using the ARMS program?using the ARMS program?

• SF-344SF-344• SURF requisition Log (CG-4960)SURF requisition Log (CG-4960)

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State the purpose of the SURF Requisition Log

• It is a multi-purpose form used to record MILSTRIP transactions.

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National Stock # info

• Series of nine numbers

• Four digit coding structure

• Contains the FSC & NIIN numbers

• Two Digits identify the group and two identify the class within the group

• Usually the country which assigned the NIIN

• NIIN

• FSC

• NSN

• FSC

• NCB

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Label the highlighted part of the SSN

• 8010-01-625-8211• 8010-01-625-8211• 8010-01-625-8211• 8010-01-625-8211• 8010-01-625-8211

• FSC• NCB• NIIN• Group• Class

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Procurement

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What information is required on your Procurement request?

• Accounting data

• Approval signature

• Purchase description

• Certification of funds

• Source of supply

• Required delivery date

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The procurement request is designed as a...

• Basic requesting document for most types of procurements

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List two references that contain information concerning the

Procurement Request

• Coast Guard FINCEN SOP

• Small Purchase Handbook

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Where will you find specific line-by-line

instructions on completing the

Procurement request

• On the back of the Procurement Request form

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Who is authorized to

submit or initiate a

procurement request?

• Anyone

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What information is not required on your What information is not required on your Procurement requestProcurement request

• Requester’s Requester’s signaturesignature

• Type of requestType of request

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Standard Form 44 (SF-44)

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List three uses for the SF-344List three uses for the SF-344

• As an initial form for entering the As an initial form for entering the MILSTRIP system for units not having MILSTRIP system for units not having access to ARMSaccess to ARMS

• When an approval must be obtained.When an approval must be obtained.

• When funds authorization must be When funds authorization must be obtained.obtained.

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What is the maximum dollar amount permitted by FAR when using the

SF-44

• $2500

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You may use the SF-44 ONLY at

• Isolated activities

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You use the SF-44 for what kind of purchases?

• On-the-spot, over-the-counter

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What are some examples of isolated activities

• Grocery stores

• emergency nonpersonal services or supplies

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You can use the SF-44 to

purchase fuel and oil for aircraft and

vessels..true or false

• TRUE

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If the amount of the purchase exceeds the

authorized limitations of the SF-44, you would

make

• Other purchase arrangements

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Where should the SF-44’s be kept when not

in use

• Under lock and key

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Four conditions for using the Standard Form 44Four conditions for using the Standard Form 44

• Purchase does not Purchase does not exceed $2500exceed $2500

• Supplies or services are Supplies or services are immediately availableimmediately available

• Only one delivery or Only one delivery or pickup and one payment pickup and one payment (on-the-spot)(on-the-spot)

• Regulatory requirements Regulatory requirements fulfilledfulfilled

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Where will you find instructions for completing the SF-44?

• Instructions are included in the inside front of each book of forms.

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IMPAC Card

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List two types of authorization letters required for an IMPAC card USER at a small boat station, cutter, or aircraft when the card is

issued as a unit card.

• Signature authority letter (signed by OIC)

• Delegation of procurement authority (signed by head of contract activity or contracting officer)

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What authorization letter should you carry when using

an IMPAC card not specifically assigned to you?

• Signature Authority Letter

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List the 2 types of IMPAC card holders.

• Non-warranted cardholders

• Warranted cardholders

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What is the Statement of Account (SOA) for?

• It will itemize each transaction which was charged to the IMPAC card.

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All IMPAC cardholders are considered what?

• Procurement officials

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What small purchase methods can be replaced by the IMPAC

card?

• SF-44

• Purchase/delivery orders

• BPA

• Impress funds

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List some considerations that the

IMPAC card user should review before making a commercial

purchase

• Required government sources• Competition and small business

requirements• the card’s single limit purchase• Construction restrictions

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State the security measures for an IMPAC card that is not being used

• Locked, in a secure location

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State what an IMPAC card MUST NOT be used for

• Cash transactions or personal purchases

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List three steps to verify the List three steps to verify the monthly statement of account.monthly statement of account.

• Review the SOA for accuracyReview the SOA for accuracy

• Attach all purchase files to the SOAAttach all purchase files to the SOA

• Sign and forward to approving officialSign and forward to approving official

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What document must all IMPAC What document must all IMPAC cardholder and users sign?cardholder and users sign?

• A procurement A procurement integrity integrity certification, certification, required by TAR required by TAR notice 91-08notice 91-08

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What is the maximum dollar amount for purchases by a non-warranted cardholder

• $2500

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What is the maximum dollar amount permitted to purchase

fuel and oil for aircraft and vessels

• $25,000$25,000

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Report of Survey

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What document number is the

Report Of Survey?

• CG-5269

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Identify how many people must compose a Board

of Survey

• Three

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Abstract of Operations Boat Report

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The Abstract of Operations

Boat Report is prepared

when?

• quarterly

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Define “maintenance hours”• All hours in

which a boat is in scheduled or unscheduled maintenance.

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Define “Underway hours”• Total elapsed

time which begins when a boat gets underway and ends when the boat secures.

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Define “employment category”

• The purpose of which a resource is used

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Define “missions”

• Number of times an employment category is benefited under different sets of orders

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Define “standby hours”• The number of

hours during which the boat is available for use, but the time does not fit into the resource, maintenance, and storage categories.

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Define “storage hours”

• The number of hours during which the boat is not in maintenance and not available for use

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Define “employment hours”• Total

number of underway hours spent benefiting each employment category

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When are explanatory remarks required?

• Any time hours are reported in the “MISC” or SPECIAL category.

• When a non-cutter reporting unit has a sum other than 2160,2184, or 2208 for total hours accounted for.

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Define “Sortie”

• The deployment of a boat for the purpose of providing a service.

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The Abstract of Operations Boat The Abstract of Operations Boat Report is used forReport is used for

• Programming, budgetary purposes.Programming, budgetary purposes.

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Define “resource hours”• Underway

hours credited to each employment category which is benefited during a trip.

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How is the boat

identification written on

the Abstract of Operations Boat Report?

• Boat type followed by the Coast Guard number

• IE: MLB 44362, UTB 41461, TANB 21270

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The total hours in a quarter The total hours in a quarter should equalshould equal

• The sum of the The sum of the resource, resource, storage, storage, maintenance, maintenance, and standby and standby hourshours

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Where would the time spent underway

for sea trials be logged on the Abstract of

Operations Boat report?

• MaintenanceMaintenance

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Hoisting Equipment

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The frequency of load testing for boat hoisting equipment maintained at shore facilities and

aboard ship is...

• Shore- 24 months

• Ship- 12 months

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What is the frequency of visual inspections for

boat hoisting equipment?

• Prior to each use

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What conditions warrant wire

rope replacement when found

during inspection of boat hoisting equipment?

• Cuts• nicks• crushing• worn wires• broken wires• corroded wires• abraded wires• heat damage• bird caging• distortion• fraying • kinks

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The purpose of placing one-half the load

weight forward and the other one-half aft

during a load test of boat hoisting equipment

is to...

• Minimize strain on the boat.

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The boat with the test load is suspended just above the water during a test load on boat hoisting equipment for

at least?

• 10 minutes

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What percentage of the normal hoisting load weight is used when conducting a load test on

boat hoisting equipment?

• 150%

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Who must a unit order new lifting slings for a RIB from?

• Manufacturer

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What is the purpose of tests and inspection of What is the purpose of tests and inspection of boat hoisting equipment?boat hoisting equipment?

• To establish the adequacy of the boat To establish the adequacy of the boat structure, davits, boat crane, rigging, slings, structure, davits, boat crane, rigging, slings, attachments, and hoisting equipmentattachments, and hoisting equipment

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What is the full rated capacity?• The safe limit of the

equipment weight lifting and holding ability, with the maximum authorized number of parts in the main purchase.

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List the 2 technical manuals you would use for List the 2 technical manuals you would use for guidance with an inspection and overhaul of guidance with an inspection and overhaul of weight handling equipment and specification weight handling equipment and specification

developmentdevelopment

• Manufacturer’s instruction bookManufacturer’s instruction book

• NSTM Chapters 571,573,583,589,613NSTM Chapters 571,573,583,589,613

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Boat Inspections

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What vessels must your unit submit a Boat Inspection for?

• Boats less than 65 ft long with inboard main engines

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Which organizations or individuals are required to schedule the regular detailed boat

inspection of each boat?

• Group

• Section

• District Commander

• Maintenance and Logistics Command (MLC)

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Who is required to submit the Boat Inspection Report?

• Unit having custody of the boat

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Within how many days after completion of the boat inspection report will the CG-3022 be

submitted to MLC?

• 10 days

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List two conditions requiring comments from the commanding officer or OINC

• Unsatisfactory items

• Items deemed necessary, especially those requiring assistance by higher authority

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Who establishes the interval

between boat inspections?

• MLC Commander

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Oral Boards

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What qualities of the boat crewman are being attested to during the certification phase?

• Maturity

• Judgement

• Professional qualifications

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Who will review the Boat Crew Examining Board’s recommendation?

• Unit Commander

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What skills are to be observed during a

boat crewman

check ride?

• Boat Familiarization

• Area Familiarization

• Basic Navigation

• Boat handling

• Emergency procedures

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Instructor

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What system is this program based on?

• Master and apprenticeship system

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When can the certification phase begin?

• When the appropriate training guide is completely signed off.

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After consultation with the training

officer, who assigns the instructor?

• Unit Commander

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Who is responsible for the day-to-day

management of the unit training program?

• Unit training officer

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Who is responsible for interviewing prospective boat coxswain trainees and

instructors?

•Unit training officer

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Quarterly Training Plan

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What are the responsibilities of the training board?

• Prepare the entries for drills, exercises, and all hands training

• Schedule departmental training periods

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What are the responsibilities

of the department

head?

• Consult with division officers

• Assess current and future training needs

• Enter the training topics for their departmental training periods on the CG-5293

• Return the CG-5293 to the training officer

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How many sheets are needed to complete the

Quarterly Training Plan?

• Three

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What is the format used for the Quarterly Training Plan?

• The same format as the universal calendar sheet

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What information is required on the

Quarterly training Plan?

• Quarter• Calendar month• Fiscal year• Cutter’s deployment• Scheduled training