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Overview of the UEI Continual Evaluation Phase for the Air Force Inspection System

This document outlines the objectives and components of the Continual Evaluation Phase under the Unit Effectiveness Inspection (UEI) framework as mandated by AFI 90-201. It aims to validate and verify a unit's Comprehensive Command Inspection Program (CCIP) for its accuracy and effectiveness, offering commanders an independent assessment of resource management, leadership, and mission execution. The evaluation involves both on-site and virtual visits from MAJCOM inspectors and collects data over a 24-month period for inclusion in the overall capstone report.

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Overview of the UEI Continual Evaluation Phase for the Air Force Inspection System

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  1. Press Kit VI:UEI Continual Evaluation • OVERALL BRIEFING CLASSIFICATION: • UNCLASSIFIED SAF/IGI Office of The Inspector General 24 June 2013

  2. Objectives • Meet UEI direction in AFI 90-201, The Air Force Inspection System, GM-3 dated 13 February 2013, which defines the Continual Evaluation Phase • A10.2.2.1. “Purpose…validate and verify a unit’s CCIP for accuracy and adequacy…provide the appropriate commander an independent assessment of the unit’s resource management, leadership, process improvement efforts and ability to execute the mission…” • Program that provides MAJCOM/CC an accurate view of effectiveness of each wing • Documents data collected for entire 24 month Continual Evaluation Phase for inclusion into capstone UEI report

  3. Continual Evaluation Phase Components • On-Site Visits validate & verify (val/ver) the wing CCIP &/or assess portions of the four major graded areas (managing resources, leading people, improving the unit, and executing the mission) • Typically consist of 2-10 MAJCOM IG inspectors • May be no-notice, limited notice or scheduled • Typically lasts 1-3 days • On-Site Visits may include but are not limited to: • Wing Inspection Team (WIT)-led evaluations & inspections • Real world operations • MICT validations • IG interviews • Command Interest Items & Special Interest Items

  4. Continual Evaluation Phase Components • Virtual-Site Visits • Remotely val/ver the wing CCIP &/or assess portions of the four major graded areas • Uses all available data sources to include but not limited to WIT reports, MICT reviews, FAM inputs, Health of Wing meetings, NSI reports & Major Exercise reports • Are no-notice and the unit will not normally be notified nor aware it is taking place • Continual evaluation consolidation • Synthesizes data collected during the continual evaluation phase – these are the pages of the photo album • Completed prior to the on-site capstone

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