1 / 416

Overview of PLR and ATR Reporting Requirements for Ammunition and Boats

This document provides critical information on the documentation processes for both the PLR (Property Loss Report) and ATR (Amendment to the Transfer Report) in relation to ammunition and boat inspections. It outlines who is required to submit these reports, key details such as NSN and lot numbers, submission timelines, and specific forms needed. Additionally, it covers the frequency of boat inspections, requirements for the Boat Inspection Report (CG 3022), and important message classifications within military communications.

ouida
Télécharger la présentation

Overview of PLR and ATR Reporting Requirements for Ammunition and Boats

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. BM2 ADMINISTRATION • What kind of info is reported on a PLR for ammo and pyro?

  2. NSN, lot number, condition code and quantity of each

  3. Who is required to submit a PLR?

  4. All CAIMS reporting units

  5. When do you submit a PLR?

  6. Monthly between the 1st and 8th

  7. Who is required to submit a ATR?

  8. All CAIMS reporting units

  9. When do you submit an ATR?

  10. Within 48 hours of change in inventory

  11. Who is required to submit a boat inspection report?

  12. Boats less than 65 feet, except for non-powered boats and those powered by outboard motors and all barges

  13. How often is the report to be submitted?

  14. Not to exceed one year between inspections

  15. When is a special Boat Inspection Report done?

  16. When a boat is transferred or disposed of

  17. How many copies of the Boat Inspection are made?

  18. 2 Copies: original to MLC, the unit keeps a copy and the second is forwarded to the area/district managers

  19. How long after a boat inspection do you submit a report?

  20. 10 Days

  21. The Boat Inspection Report is what form number?

  22. CG 3022

  23. What comments does the CO/OINC make on the Boat Inspection Report?

  24. All unsat items, lists and other items deemed necessary, especially those requiring assistance from a higher authority

  25. Which form is used to provide for Government Supplies?

  26. CG-4940

  27. Which form is used to provide info for commercial supplies?

  28. DOT F 4200.1.2CG

  29. Who is the last person to oversee goods being purchased?

  30. Approving Official

  31. What are the three methods used to acquire supplies and services?

  32. DRMO- from CG or other Gov. agenciesMILSTRIP- standard requisition and issue procedureDirect Purchase from a commercial source

  33. When using FEDLOG what do you need to enter to begin your search?

  34. Item name, NSN and Part number

  35. What are the three parts of an official CG Class B message?

  36. Heading, Text and Ending

  37. List in order the five elements contained within the text of a class B message?

  38. 1) Classification Designator 2) SSIC 3) Subject Line 4) Reference Line 5) Text of Message

  39. What does the prosign NNNN mean, and where is it used?

  40. End Of Function(EOM), after final BT

  41. How many separators are used in a Class B Message, and what is the prosign?

  42. 2, BT

  43. How many classes of messages are used throughout the military?

  44. Four

  45. What class is the official message originated by Gov. and agencies?

  46. Class B

  47. How many precedence categories are there?

  48. Four: (R) Routine, (P) Priority, (O) Immediate and (Z) Flash

  49. How fast should you respond to each category?

  50. (R) 6 hours or less, (P) 3 hours or less, (O) 30 min or less and (Z) 10 min or less

More Related