FM 3-34.22 - Army Electronic Publications & Forms - U.S. Army

Chapter 8
COORDINATOR
8-39. The ENCOORD at all echelons is ultimately responsible for engineer logistics estimates and plans
and the monitoring of engineer-related sustainment execution within the supported unit. When engineer
elements are task-organized within the supported unit, the ENCOORD recommends the most effective
command or support relationship. The ENCOORD—
� Writes the engineer annex and associated appendixes to the OPLAN or OPORD to support the
commander’s intent. Included is a recommended distribution for engineer-related,
command-regulated supply classes and special equipment.
� Assists in planning the locations of engineer forward supply points (EFSPs) for the delivery of
engineer-configured loads of Class IV and V barrier material. These sites are coordinated with
the unit responsible for the terrain and the appropriate S-4.
� Assists in planning the location of engineer equipment parks for pre-positioning critical
equipment sets (tactical bridging). These sites are coordinated with the unit responsible for the
terrain and the appropriate S-4.
� Coordinates for appropriate material-handling equipment to unload supplies and equipment at
EFSPs and engineer equipment parks.
� Works closely with the sustainment staff (including HN) to identify available haul assets and
recommends priorities to the sustainment planners.
� Identifies extraordinary MEDEVAC requirements or coverage issues for engineer units and
coordinates with sustainment planners to ensure that the supporting unit can accomplish these
special workloads.
� Identifies critical engineer equipment and engineer mission logistics shortages.
� Provides the appropriate S-4 with an initial estimate of required Class IV and V supplies for
countermobility and survivability efforts.
� Provides the appropriate S-4 with an initial estimate of required Class IV supplies in support of
construction. Monitors advice (as required) implications of statutory, regulatory, and command
policies for procurement of construction materials. A critical issue for the ENCOORD is
ensuring the timely delivery of materials that meet the required specifications, regardless of their
source.
� Tracks the flow of mission-critical Class IV and V supplies into support areas and forward to the
supporting engineer units. Provides engineer assistance, as required, to accept delivery of
construction materials.
� Coordinates MSR-clearing operations and tracks their status at the main CP.
� Coordinates for EOD support and integration as necessary.
� Develops engineer SOPs and integrates engineer considerations into maneuver unit SOPs to
facilitate the planning and execution of sustainment operations.
� Provides terrain visualization and analysis in support of sustainment planning.
COMPANY COMMANDER
8-40. The company commander ensures that sustainment operations maintain the fighting potential of the
company and supporting unit and their ability to enhance the combat power of the BCT. The company
commander may provide critical insight during BCT planning, while also providing mission guidance to
sustainment operators within the BCT. The commander—
� Coordinates sustainment support requirements external to the engineer unit.
� Anticipates problems, works to avoid delays in planning and transition, and conducts
sustainment battle tracking.
� Communicates with subordinate leaders to identify the need for push packages, ensures their
arrival, and tracks their expenditure.
� Positions and monitors unit resupply point the operations.
� Executes sustainment operations according to the supported-unit SOP and OPORD.
� Monitors engineer equipment locations and maintenance status.
8-8 FM 3-34.22 11 February 2009