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

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Part 4– Training<br />

Chapter 7 – Documentation<br />

Record of Trainee Progress<br />

A.1. Trainee<br />

Progress<br />

A complete record of each trainee’s progress should be maintained in the<br />

E-Training System. This is accomplished in two sections:<br />

(01) Initial qualification: to record Task accomplishment<br />

(02) AOPS/Activity logs: to record underway hours and drills<br />

A.2. Record of<br />

Completed Tasks<br />

A form for keeping a trainee record of completed tasks is contained at the<br />

beginning of each part of Reference (cc). Copies of this form should be<br />

kept in the trainee boat crew training binder and updated as required.<br />

Responsibilities<br />

A.3. Record<br />

Maintenance<br />

A.4. Unit<br />

Training Petty<br />

Officer<br />

A.5. Instructor<br />

A.6. Member/<br />

Trainee<br />

The instructor, and the unit Training Officer/Petty Officer share joint<br />

responsibility for maintaining the member’s E-Training record.<br />

The unit Training Officer/Petty Officer is responsible for the<br />

establishment and monitoring of the trainee boat crew training. When a<br />

new trainee is designated, the Training Officer shall enter the member in<br />

the AOPS/TMT database and assign competencies in TMT/Assignments<br />

as appropriate.<br />

The instructor is responsible for seeing that all required tasks, or<br />

additional locally generated tasks, are signed off and documented in<br />

TMT. The instructor should also monitor Currency Drills and Exercises<br />

to ensure it is current and accurate.<br />

All underway time shall be recorded. The required system for recording<br />

training accomplished, both underway and shore-side, is the AOPS/TMT<br />

database.<br />

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