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COMFLTFORCOMINST 4790.3 REV A CH-1 Through these programs, NAVMASSO automates supply, inventory, finance, ship/submarine/aviation maintenance and configuration management, medical, dental, food services, retail operations, manpower administration, watch, quarter, station bills, for fleet and fleet-like activities. In all, NAVMASSO customers number over 1200 separate activities, many of which operate with multiple functional systems. b. All software development takes place at NAVMASSO's headquarters in Chesapeake, VA, along with Atlantic Fleet implementation and support. NAVMASSO DET PAC in San Diego, CA is responsible for Pacific Fleet implementation and support. Small detachments in Sigonella, Italy and Yokosuka, Japan provide on-site assistance for overseas commands and units deployed to the Sixth and Seventh Fleets. 2.10.4 Fleet Introduction Team (Surface Forces only). Reference (x) states that for newly commissioned Commander Naval Surface Force Atlantic (COMNAVSURFLANT) ships, COMNAVSURFLANT assumes the responsibility of instituting and managing a fleet introduction program. FITs provide support to pre-commissioning crews by monitoring the progress of construction, coordinating training, providing continuity in the management and administration of facilities at the building site and providing administrative support. For the DDG 51 and to a lesser degree the LHD 1 programs, the Ship Program Manager provides this support in the form of support contractors. The specific responsibilities of individual FITs will vary dependent upon the platform and the requirements peculiar to that platform. Appendix AD of this chapter provides a generic base line of services available if a FIT is established. 2.10.5 Engineering Training Group (Surface Ships only). The ETG is chartered by reference (v) to assist ships in tailoring a training program for the conduct of pre-light-off cold checks and evaluations, program management and fire fighting. This assistance is rendered through formal visits, scheduled at the request of the ship's ISIC via the quarterly scheduling process. ETG teams will conduct tailored training, defined in consonance with the CO, the ISIC and the team OIC which best meets the needs of the ship. 2.10.6 Surface Nuclear Propulsion Mobile Training Team (Nuclear Powered Aircraft Carriers only). The Surface Nuclear Propulsion Mobile Training Team will conduct training and assessment of Reactor Departments (to include Engineering department on CVN 65) for ships undergoing extended availabilities and for PCUs. These assessments shall include Reactor Department administration, qualifications, operations, cleanliness, preservation, material condition, radiological controls, chemistry controls and damage control. The Maintenance Training Group will conduct preavailability training with Reactor Department personnel, conduct in process quality assurance assessments and training visits, and train the crew in life cycle management. 2.10.7 Fitting Out and Supply Support Assistance Center (Surface Ships only). a. Fitting Out and Supply Support Assistance Center (FOSSAC) is a world wide supply support organization dealing with logistics engineering and management, acquisition and information systems training, cost and manpower analysis, and occupational health and safety issues. FOSSAC major service operations are: (1) Code 02 - Intra-Fleet Supply Support Operations Program. (2) Code 03 - Fitting Out Supply Assistance Team (FOSAT). (3) Code 05 - Naval Supply Systems Command Occupational Safety and Health Office. (4) Code 06 - Logistics Engineering Department. (5) Code 07 - Systems Training Department. (6) Code 08 - Price Fighters Department. I-2-24
COMFLTFORCOMINST 4790.3 REV A CH-1 (7) Code 09 - Shipboard Uniform Automatic Data Processing System Support Group. (8) Code OM - Manpower Management Analysis. As the subject of this volume is new construction the following provides a brief description of Code 03, the FOSAT. b. FOSAT assists PCOs and their Prospective Supply Officers in establishing the Supply Department for U.S. Navy, Military Sealift Command, and Foreign Military Sales ships during their new construction, conversion, activation and modernization periods. This mission also extends into Integrated Logistics Overhaul/Integrated Logistics Review for Military Sealift Command ships. FOSAT also assists INSURV inspectors. FOSAT evaluates the progress and effectiveness of: (1) Ship's equipment validation. (2) Provisioning of ship's equipment. (3) Allowance products development. (4) Material ordering (via Automated Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List (COSAL) Tracking System). (5) Material receipt and identification. (6) Stowage, both mock-up and shipboard. c. Additional services provided by FOSAT includes: (1) Serve as the focal point to assist the PCU. (2) Establishment and maintenance of S-1 records. (3) Establishment and training of the food service, retail sales and services divisions and the disbursing function aboard new construction ships. (4) Conduct the pre-acceptance bin validity inspection and recommend acceptance or rejection of storerooms based on the results. (5) Chair Automated COSAL Tracking System Conference and User's Meeting. (6) Chair Incremental Stock Number Sequence List and Load COSAL quality reviews for Naval Inventory Control Point allowance products. (7) Chair Start of Overhaul and End of Overhaul COSALs or Integrated Allowance Document for Military Sealift Command ships undergoing Integrated Logistics Overhaul or Integrated Logistics Review. (8) Report on the effectiveness of supply support to the Systems Commands (NAVSEA and NAVSUP), the TYCOMs, Commander Military Sealift Command and Ship Masters, as appropriate. I-2-25
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