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Part 5 – Readiness and Standardization<br />

Chapter 1 -- Introduction<br />

Section A. Purpose<br />

Introduction<br />

A.1. Goals<br />

This section provides the goals for the Readiness and Standardization<br />

program that emphasize the safe boat operation, PMS, and methods for<br />

measuring unit readiness.<br />

The Readiness and Standardization program is designed to:<br />

(01) Emphasize readiness and standardization as a daily process with<br />

Operational Commanders continually aware of factors that limit<br />

the ability of their boats to safely operate at design limits.<br />

(02) Improve boat crew safety and proficiency by standardizing<br />

procedures.<br />

(03) Ensure boats are maintained under their prescribed PMS.<br />

(04) Ensure boats are supported and maintained in accordance with<br />

configuration management requirements.<br />

(05) Provide a uniform method of measuring unit readiness and<br />

compliance with program standards.<br />

A.2. Standard<br />

and Non-<br />

Standard Boats<br />

Operational Commanders have complete responsibility for assessing the<br />

readiness and condition of all assigned boats and their crews. Many of<br />

the practices and principles used for the assessment, administration, and<br />

operation of standard boats should be used by Operational Commanders<br />

to help ensure the safety and effectiveness of their non-standard boats.<br />

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