DC Personnel Qualification Standards UNIT 2.8 Enabling Objectives DESCRIBE the relationship between the DCA and the Department Heads, Division Officers,

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DC Personnel Qualification Standards UNIT 2.8

Enabling Objectives DESCRIBE the relationship between the DCA and the Department Heads, Division Officers, and PQS Coordinator with regard to DC PQS DESCRIBE the requirements of maintaining qualification records for DC IAW PQS guidelines DESCRIBE the DC PQS program including requirements, procedures, records, and watchstations DISCUSS the need for a Watch Team Replacement Plan

Enabling Objectives DESCRIBE the Compass Database Software and R- Admin to include the following modules: Admin, Training, PQS, Schools, Watchbill, and Tools LIST the PQS Watchstations for which the DCA is responsible

References COMNAVSURFORINST C - Surface Force Training Manual COMNAVSURFORINST Repair Party Manual OPNAVINST PQS Program COMDTINST M Cutter Training and Qualification Manual

Personnel Qualification Standard Provides for personal accountability Ensures that equipment & gear involved in evolutions will be SAFELY and PROPERLY operated System of control to ensure watchstanders are PROPERLY trained in assigned position through hands on, practical training, observation, and written/oral boards to ensure proficiency

Damage Control PQS & the DCA Damage Control proficiency is VITAL for safe operation of ships Properly qualified personnel provide for this DCASE “FOLLOW UP” DCASE should check & ensure that Division Officers have their personnel start & complete PQS & later “FOLLOW UP” DCA should work with DHs to ensure personnel assigned DC PQS is evenly spread through all departments

Damage Control PQS and the DCA Proper “depth on the bench” in PQS watchstations ensures that the DC organization is never behind the power curve = “Cross Train” DCA should ensure that Division Officers and Department Heads ensure ALL departments contribute to the Repair Organization, and that they are qualified in multiple watchstations Safe bet for staying current before and after inspections as seasoned personnel leave and new personnel report New personnel must requal = Page 217 Section 3110, SFTM

Maintaining DC PQS Constant effort to keep quals current Track PRDs and EAOSs of personnel Ensure required schools are scheduled and completed! Consult SURFORTRAMAN Much PQS requires certain schools to complete the qualification Work hard Work hard to ensure that more than one person at a time is qualified in various watchstations

Maintaining DC PQS As DCA, you should track ALL PQS watchstations Ensure ALL crewmembers begin Basic DC qualification upon checking onboard Follow-up and track Basic and Advanced DC qualfications Be especially mindful of ALL Repair Locker Watchstations such as: Investigator Scene Leader Electrician HAVING EXTRA PERSONNEL QUALIFIED IN WATCH STATIONS MAKES LIFE MUCH EASIER! (USS COLE)

Watch Team Replacement Plan Excellent management tool Allows for advance planning of replacements of all watchstanders onboard Tracks transfers of watchstanders Outlines roadmap of replacements on a quarterly basis Allows advanced look at potential losses

PQS Administration Compass/R-Admin Administration Software Consists of six modules Admin Training PQS PQS Schools Watchbill Tools

PQS Administration Compass/R-Admin Keys to Success Must be installed on a LAN Restrict Access Update Frequently Back Up Frequently

COMPASS/R-Admin and the DCA Database the provides personnel and crew information Holds electronic database of ALL personnel PQS qualifications onboard ships Allows for effective tracking of PQS and personnel delinquent in qualifying in watchstations Sets timelines for personnel to qualify in all watchstations (And if they don’t….?)

R-Admin Database More user-friendly than COMPASS Provides shipwide crew information DOES NOT provide memorandum of understanding between PQS qualifier and prospective watchstander.

R-Admin Database Training Icon Tracks CSTT drills CSTT Evolutions ETT Drills and evolutions DCTT drills and evolutions STT drills and evolutions Security force training Small arms quals Explosive Handling training GMT Safety and Medical Training

R-Admin Database Subject Matter PQS Icon Provides database of ALL NAVEDTRADA PQS and ship JQRs to include Engineering, Operations, Supply, and Combat Systems PQS Watchstations Provides personnel record of past PQS completion as well as current assignments Sets timelines for personnel to complete PQS before the dreaded DINK! appears

R-Admin Database Subject Matter Watchbill Icon Provides assignments for personnel in Repair Lockers, COND I, and special evolutions Provides assignments and database for Watch, Quarter, and Station Bills Provide assignments for special teams to include IETs, Crash and Smash, Rescue and Assistance Good management tool

PQS Watchstations and the DCA Fire Marshal-required in every duty section and must have completed GFEPO school, as well as DCTT PQS Inport Emergency Teams-ensure QUALIFIED personnel are assigned to include investigators, scene leaders, etc. Repair Locker PQS-requires constant tracking BUILD depth in ALL LOCKERS

Summary DCA is “ responsible ” for tracking & maintaining DC PQS throughout the command DCA should make every effort to qualify as many personnel as possible in multiple watch stations Track Basic and Advanced DC SET THE PQS & TESTING STANDARD WITH RESPECT TO DAMAGE CONTROL!

Quick Review How should the DC Division ensure an effective PQS program is established and maintained? What is the key to maintaining qualified personnel in a ship’s DC organization? What web site can you download the most recent PQS? What are some good “scheduling tips” to ensure time is available for PQS qualifications?

QUESTIONS?