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

Part 3 – Aids to Navigation Team Operations
Chapter 9 – Aids to Navigation Units
D.11. Training
Petty Officer
The duties and responsibilities of the Training Petty Officer (E-6 or
above) shall include the following:
(01) Plan, coordinate, and execute the training program, and maintain
Aids to Navigation Team training program guidance.
(02) Maintain a central file of lesson plan outlines for all recurring
training.
(03) Procure and maintain Aids to Navigation Team training aids.
(04)
Maintain Aids to Navigation Team personnel training records.
(05) Maintain a record of general military training conducted in
accordance with this Manual.
(06) Maintain a record of PQS/JQR qualified personnel in accordance
with this Manual, and act as PQS/JQR Coordinator.
(07) Maintain a record of completed drills and exercises in accordance
with this Manual.
NOTE
If the requirement for an E-6 Training Petty Officer is unachievable due to the Aids
to Navigation Team billet structure, the next senior BM shall perform this duty.
D.12.
Administration
Officer
The XPO or independent duty Yeoman (if assigned) shall coordinate the
following functions as Administration Officer :
(01) Administer all functions pertaining to personnel.
(02) Provide educational services.
(03)
Maintain general directives and general message files.
(04) Provide clerical and mail services.
(05) Provide medical services, including dental and sanitary services.
(06) Provide special services such as housing, recreation, voting, bond
sales, charity drives, and legal assistance.
D.13.
Educational
Services Officer
Educational services for Aids to Navigation Teams should normally be
coordinated via a command authorized by the Coast Guard Institute to
receive, administer, and forward correspondence course testing material.
Parent Aids to Navigation Teams shall coordinate educational services
for Aids to Navigation Team (small) personnel.
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