TM 11240-15/3F MT Licensing Official Manual - Marine Corps Base ...

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b. NAVMC 10964. The applicant completes Part I of NAVMC 10964, Application
for a Government Vehicle Operator’s Permit, Figure A-1, Appendix A. The applicant’s
commanding officer or designated Official/Supervisor signs and dates item 17. If the applicant
is a civilian, item 17 is to be signed and dated by his/her responsible superior.
c. NAVMC 10969. Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators, Figure A-3,
Appendix A, and NAVMC 10970, Medical Examiner’s Certificate for Drivers, Figure A-15,
Appendix A has been completed and signed by a medical officer/Independent Duty Corpsman.
d. Training. The Base Installation will provide the applicant with training on
specifics on hazardous material and explosive handling. The applicant must complete the
required operator’s course for the initial training and refresher course every 2 years for
recertification, refer to page 1-2 section 1-5 for references. After completion of training, the
applicant will bring the certificate to the unit licensing office to be maintained in the operator’s
history folder.
e. OF 346. Annotate the Endorsement page of the OF 346 with the new
qualification(s), Figures A-7 and A-8, Appendix A.
3-8 AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVE LICENSE
a. OF 346. Applicant submits current OF 346.
b. NAVMC 10964. The applicant completes Part I of NAVMC 10964, Application
for a Government Vehicle Operator’s Permit, Figure A-1, Appendix A. The applicant’s
commanding officer or designated Official/Supervisor signs and dates item 17. If the applicant
is a civilian, item 17 is to be signed and dated by his/her responsible superior.
c. NAVMC 10969. Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle Operators, Figure A-3,
Appendix A, and NAVMC 10970, Medical Examiner’s Certificate for Drivers, Figure A-15,
Appendix A has been completed and signed by a medical officer/Independent Duty Corpsman
d. Training. The Base Installation will provide the applicant with training on
specifics on ammunitions and explosive handling. The applicant must complete the 12-hour
operator’s course for the initial training and refresher course every 2 years for recertification,
refer to page 1-2 section 1-5 for references. After completion of training, the applicant will bring
the certificate to the unit licensing office to be maintained in the operator’s history folder.
d. OF 346. Annotate the Endorsement page of the OF 346 with the new
qualification(s), Figures A-8, Appendix A.
NOTE:
Due to the 2-year recertification requirement for hazardous materials and
ammunition/explosive licenses, the endorsement page of the OF 346 must
contain an entry with the type of endorsement with an expiration date 2 years
from the date issue (ddmmmyy).
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