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Part 4 – Training Chapter 1 –Training and Qualification Engineering Petty Officer (EPO) Course Code Course Title 230990 Engineering Administration (Ashore) UTB Assigned Commercial Cummins, VT903M Operation Maintenance & T.S. 230670 Hydraulic Systems and Equipment 501096 MLB (44' / 47') Engine Maintenance/RFO Course O/B Bt Assigned Commercial Outboard Motor Maintenance & Repair 500096 Shore Confined Space Entry 230277 Boat Forces Command Cadre Assistant EPO (if assigned) Course Code Course Title 230990 Engineering Administration (Ashore) UTB Assigned Commercial Cummins, VT903M Operation Maintenance & T.S. 230670 Hydraulic Systems and Equipment 501096 MLB (44' / 47') Engine Maintenance/RFO Course O/B Bt Assigned Commercial Outboard Motor Maintenance & Repair ANT Supervisor (ANT assigned) Course Code Course Title 500126 Officer-in-Charge ATON Team 230020 Advanced Minor Aids to Navigation 230460 Aid Positioning 500622 Minor ATON Maintenance Service Technician Table 4-2 (Continued) Resident Training - MLB Stations NOTE Course codes are subject to change and should be confirmed on the Training Quota Management Center (TQC) web page located at: http://www.uscg.mil/hq/tqc/Index.shtm. 4-34
Part 4– Training Chapter 1 – Training and Qualification Section I. General Military Training Introduction General military training is usually carried out at the unit level. It is usually imposed by program managers in support of broad <strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Guard</strong> policies, programs or missions. Until now, these requirements existed only within a wide variety of directives promulgated by various programs. Although many of these “requirements” were established as optional or recommended objectives, this distinction was often unclear. This section discusses the distinction between required and optional training. (01) Required all-hands training (Table 4-3) (02) Training that is required only for selected personnel. Operational Commanders may require units under their cognizance to conduct additional general military training. This Manual does not include general military training requirements imposed by Areas and Districts. I.1. Scheduling and Planning The Training Board shall schedule all-hands general military training in the unit training plan. The XO/XPO is responsible for ensuring selected personnel training is scheduled and conducted as listed in the unit training plans. There is no requirement to have all unit personnel complete all-hands training at the same time. (01) For both all-hands and selected personnel required training, refer to the list in AOPS/TMT and Direct Access Databases. (02) All-hands training should be scheduled to correspond with duty schedules (i.e., duty section training). (03) Standardized lesson plans and training materiel are required for duty section training. (04) The training plan should identify a primary and secondary trainer for each training topic and duty section. I.2. Lesson Plans For recurring training, it is recommended that a member assigned by the Training Board develop lesson plan outlines. The Training Officer shall maintain lesson plan outlines. Sharing of lesson plans among units promotes standardization and mitigates the administrative burden on individual units. Program managers may provide training materiel such as lesson plans or videotapes. 4-35
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