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Part 5 – Readiness and Standardization<br />

Chapter 3 –Readiness and Standardization Team Assessments<br />

MISSION/ACTIVITY BASED MATERIEL INSPECTION= TOTAL<br />

PTS<br />

DOCUMENTATION: 0 = 2<br />

PMS: 0 = 4<br />

MATERIEL CONDITION: 0 = 4<br />

The maximum points earned during the mission/activity based<br />

assessment will be 25 points. The minimum score necessary to achieve a<br />

rating of "ready for operations mission/activity based" and still be<br />

eligible for the Kimball award is 17 points.<br />

10<br />

B.6.b.<br />

Mission/Activity<br />

Assessment<br />

Logistics<br />

B.7. STAN<br />

Judgement<br />

Logistics to perform the required mission/activity based underway drill<br />

sets will be the responsibility of the unit and should be conducted in the<br />

same manner as required for certification and currency.<br />

As with any STAN Team visit; units are encouraged to engage early and<br />

as much as needed with the STAN Team staff in order to prepare for a<br />

successful visit.<br />

The readiness and standardization program is under constant revision due<br />

to changes in mission, platform, policy, and/or procedures. Changes in<br />

the program are common as new procedures/requirements are identified.<br />

Every attempt is made to keep the field informed of these changes.<br />

However, there are times during an assessment that the STAN Team<br />

Inspectors must make a judgment call regarding a discrepancy; keeping<br />

safe boat operations as their number one priority.<br />

With the full support of the Commandant (CG-731), STAN Teams have<br />

been directed to document any and all discrepancies on the unit<br />

assessment report; including those which may not be covered in current<br />

policy. Following the assessment , STAN Team Supervisors forward the<br />

new findings to the Commandant (CG-731) through the Boat Force<br />

Doctrine Team for review and policy amendment if appropriate.<br />

B.7.a. Unit<br />

Conduct<br />

Neither the unit personnel or Operational Commander (representatives)<br />

shall argue with STAN Team members in an attempt to sway their<br />

decision. Confrontational behavior will lead to negative crew perception<br />

and, in the worst case scenario, may affect unit qualification for the<br />

Sumner I. Kimball Readiness Award.<br />

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