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Part 3 – Station Operations Chapter 9 – Aids to Navigation Units Figure 3-4 ANT Organization 3-94
Part 3 – Aids to Navigation Team Operations Chapter 9 – Aids to Navigation Units Section B. Mission Requirements and Limitations Introduction B.1. Mission Requirements B.1.a. Response Mission Requirements This section discusses mission response requirements and gives guidance on self-imposed requirements to be avoided. District Commanders establish Aids to Navigation Team mission requirements. Mission requirements are District-wide requirements with regional variations, as required, to meet the demands for Coast Guard services. The workload associated with District-mandated mission requirements will vary based on the Aids to Navigation Team’s Area of Responsibility (AOR), boating activity in the AOR, and the proximity and availability of other Coast Guard assets to meet mission requirements. Aids to Navigation Teams shall maintain the appropriate alert status for all Coast Guard missions requiring a response of 24 hours or less. (01) Bravo-Zero (B-0) alert is required for missions requiring Coast Guard response within 30 minutes of notification, or less. (02) Additional personnel shall be placed in the appropriate alert status when the projected response mission requirements exceed the capability of the primary response crew(s). Aids to Navigation Team watch composition (e.g. duty crew) should be limited to the minimum required to support response mission requirements. The Discrepancy Response Crew shall maintain a adequate level for correction of discrepancies in accordance with the Discrepancy Response Factor Decision Guide (DRF), should be limited to the minimum required for appropriate Coast Guard response. B.1.b. Non- Response Mission Requirements Aids to Navigation Teams must carefully manage workload/fatigue risks associated with non-response operational requirements. (01) Non-duty crews shall be used to the degree necessary to protect the integrity of the duty crew’s response capability. (02) Aids to Navigation Teams should limit personnel to a maximum of 8 hours work/duty for every 24-hour period of non-response missions. B.2. Mission Limitations All Aids to Navigation Teams are resource-constrained, designed to meet specific threats and mission requirements. The unit OIC shall maintain open communication with District Commanders, Sector Commanders to structure tasking and support accordingly. 3-95
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