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

Part 5 – Readiness and Standardization
Chapter 3 –Readiness and Standardization Team Assessments
B.3.b. STAN
Team
Units shall provide the following items to the STAN Team upon their
arrival:
(01) Last two RFO evaluation reports.
(02) Rescue and Survival Systems PMS Log.
(03) Signed copy of the previous currency cycle.
(04) List of boat crews and a unit personnel roster.
(05) District exemption for search pattern drill.
(06) Unit boat records including the following engineering info:
a) DEMPS.
b) Last yard availability.
c) Last boat inspection report.
d) Last full power trial.
e) EC / CASREP / CSMPs.
B.4. Visit
The agenda for each assessment visit follows a routine schedule
assuming the boat is Bravo. See Figure 5-2.
(01) Day 1. First, an introduction and short in-brief is provided to the
unit. Then, the STAN Team will administer written tests, review
records, and conduct a boat materiel inspection and underway full
power trial. After completion of the materiel inspection and full
power trial, the remainer of the day is spent conducting underway
drills.
(02) Day 2. Any remaining administrative review is completed, and
day and evening underway drills are conducted.
(03) Day 3. Upon completion of the assessment, the unit is provided a
summary and out-brief.
A more detailed description of the requirements for the materiel
inspection and full power trial can be found in this Manual Part 5,
Chapter 4, Materiel Inspections, the specific boat type operator’s
handbook, and appropriate technical publication. The underway drill
scenarios are outlined in this Manual Part 5, Chapter 5, Boat Crew
Qualifications and Performance Evaluations. A verification of the unit’s
assigned boat inventory against the headquarters’ allowance list will be
made. This check is purely an information gathering measure and does
not relate to the unit assessment visit (Appropriate documentation/AOPS
entries for boat transfers are a unit responsibility).
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