comdtinst m16114.32c - U.S. Coast Guard

Part 3 – Station Operations
Chapter 1 – Station Organization and Watch-Standing
A.2.b.
Organizational
Diagram
Figure 3-1 provides a standard organizational diagram for a Station and
Station (Small). All Station functions must be stated in the Station’s
organization chart. Boat Stations are authorized to make additions or
deletions of functions and duties where necessary. However, horizontal
changes in the existing chart should be avoided.
The size of the Station and local conditions (e.g. personnel allowance,
duty section requirements, number and type of boats assigned, distance
to the parent command, and other factors) should determine any
necessary changes. Collateral duties or other duties particular to an
individual Station may be added to the organizational chart without
changing its effectiveness or its basic purpose.
A.3. Unit
A.3.a. Elements
A shore Station is a Coast Guard shore facility with an OPFAC,
Command Cadre, and permanently assigned duty standers, boats, and
equipment.
The elements of a Station include all of the following:
(01) Multi-mission shore facility
(02) Duty crew berthing
(03) Vessel moorings and maintenance
(04) Operation of boats in support of designated missions
(05) Administration of Stations
(06) Provision of Station level training and equipment maintenance
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