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Part 4 – Training<br />

Chapter 6 – Currency Maintenance<br />

Section A. Proficiency Requirements<br />

A.1. CO/OIC<br />

Responsibilities<br />

The CO/OIC shall ensure that all designated boat crewmembers under<br />

their command are afforded sufficient opportunity to comply with the<br />

prescribed minimum requirements listed in this Part.<br />

The training module of AOPS/TMT is the required system to record and<br />

track currency maintenance. At the end of each currency cycle, the unit<br />

CO/OIC shall acknowledge the AOPS/TMT Crew Proficiency Report.<br />

Auxiliary documentation should be forwarded to the District Director of<br />

Auxiliary.<br />

Operational Commander, or the designated Department Head, is<br />

responsible for acknowledging the AOPS/TMT Crew Proficiency Report<br />

for all their unit CO/OICs.<br />

A.2. Decertification Decertification will occur if the minimum currency requirements listed in<br />

this chapter are not met.<br />

A.3. Decertification<br />

Notification<br />

A.4. Decertification<br />

Override<br />

A.5. Decertification<br />

Exemption<br />

AOPS/TMT will notify the CO/OIC (via e-mail) whenever the system<br />

decertifies a member for failure to meet currency. This will eliminate<br />

any need to print and sign crew proficiency reports at the end of each<br />

currency cycle. Except as noted below, if a member is decertified, then<br />

member must complete the recertification process in accordance with this<br />

Manual Part 4, Chapter 5, Section C, Recertification.<br />

The unit commander will have the ability to override the system’s<br />

decertification of any member at their unit in the event of system errors.<br />

If tasks have been waived by an appropriate authority then units shall<br />

enter decertification exemptions into TMT. Units are required to<br />

maintain a filed copy of the waiver to produce for RFO or STAN team<br />

members upon request. Electronic files are authorized.<br />

In TMT remarks, clearly describe why the tasks were exempted from the<br />

certification program. Example:<br />

Tasks COXN-XX-YY-ANY waived for Coxswains at STA NONESUCH<br />

by the District Commander IAW U.S. <strong>Coast</strong> <strong>Guard</strong> Boat Operations and<br />

Training (BOAT) Manual, COMDTINST M16114.32C, Part 4 Chapter 6.<br />

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