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

Part 4 – Training
Chapter 1 –Training and Qualification
Section B. Organization
Introduction
B.1. CG-731
Responsibilities
Commandant (CG-132) and the Office of Boat Forces (CG-731) will
coordinate the publishing of approved requirements in this Manual. This
policy does not limit Area and District Commanders from specifying
additional training requirements. However, District Commanders are
encouraged to establish a central approval authority to ensure a
coordinated view of all training mandated on their units is maintained.
They are also encouraged to provide a single instruction that specifies all
training required by the Area or District. The Office of Training,
Workforce Performance & Development Commandant (CG-132) is the
approval authority for all headquarters mandated resident training and
general military training requirements.
Chief, Office of Boat Forces Commandant (CG-731), as program
manager for boats, shall:
(01) Promulgate and maintain this Manual and Reference (cc).
(02) Collate resident training and general military training
requirements based upon input from Course Managers.
(03) Develop and maintain standards for boat training exercises.
(04) Establish duty stander qualification requirements.
(05) Establish requirements and doctrine for implementation of the
unit training program.
(06) Monitor Coast Guard boat operations to determine future training
needs, and adjust the system accordingly.
(07) Maintain liaison with the Training Quota Management Center,
other U.S. Government training commands and training sources,
as appropriate and authorized by Commandant (CG-132), in order
to maintain an integrated quota management system. This system
should allow for improved quota management including:
a) The acquisition of non-Coast Guard quotas necessary to meet
program needs.
b) An equitable allocation process given program priorities.
c) Out-year quota projections.
(08) Provide system documentation for the boat crew training program
by:
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