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

Part 4 – Training
Chapter 1 –Training and Qualification
Section H. Resident Training
Introduction
H.1. Tracking
Resident
Training Records
H.2. Forms
The Coast Guard’s training infrastructure does not have the capacity to
completely support resident training requirements for units. Table 4-1
and Table 4-2 represent the desired resident training requirements for
units. Commandant (CG-731) is continuing to develop specific,
supported resident training requirements for unit personnel.
Commandant (CG-731) will promulgate these requirements when
established.
Units shall track and maintain a comprehensive record of resident
training completion for all assigned personnel. The forms listed below
may be used in conjunction with readiness decision aids for tracking and
reporting purposes. However, units may track resident training
completion using these forms or any other paper/electronic format they
find suitable.
Coast Guard Mission Area Resident Training Record Form (CG-5396) is
used to record resident training data associated with Coast Guard mission
areas.
Coast Guard resident training schedules are found on the TQC Internet
home page.
H.3. Training
Policies
Resident training availability to meet the requirements set forth in Table
4-1 and Table 4-2 is limited by funding constraints, quota restrictions,
and/or class sizes.
(01) Resident training quotas are allocated for units or positions.
(02) There are insufficient quotas and funding available to meet all
resident training/course requirements.
(03) Units must rely on the PQS system and/or on-the-job training
(OJT) to qualify personnel for many jobs and watch positions.
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