Comnavairforinst 4440.2 Ch2

Front 1

What does SIT stand for?

Back 1

Stock Item Table

Front 2

RO?

Back 2

Reorder Point

Front 3

RO?

Back 3

Requisitioning
Objective

Front 4

RAB?

Back 4

Redistributable Asset
Onboard

Front 5

SIT management entails
two distinct tasks, what are they?

Back 5

1) maintenance stock record data elements

2) analysis and corrective action of RSupply output
listings/reports.

Front 6

What consists of supply material onboard under the Supply Officer’s (SUPPO) accountability that is either stowed in Supply Department storerooms or held in the custody of other departments.

Back 6

Supply stock

Front 7

What is the stores account for the NWCF?

Back 7

51000

Front 8

What is the NWCF formally known as?

Back 8

Defense Business Operating Fund (DBOF)
and Navy Stock Account (NSA) material

Front 9

What account consists of all consumable, Field Level Repairable (FLR), and Depot Level Repairable (DLR) material excluding ammunition, provisions, and Boiler fuel.

Back 9

NWCF

Front 10

What is the account for the Appropriation Purchase Account (APA) Material, End-Use?

Back 10

52000

Front 11

APA material is non chargeable material under what cogs?

Back 11

even COG 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 DLR material.

Front 12

Who provide aviation and surface allowance products to units

Back 12

TYCOM N414 and N43

Front 13

Who participate in The development of the AVCAL?

Back 13

Navy Inventory Control
Point-Philadelphia (NAVICP-P),
the TYCOM,
the cognizant
Functional Wing,
and the activity’s supply and maintenance personnel.

Front 14

What inventory control point mang. COSAL material?

Back 14

Mechanicsburg (NAVICP-M) Weapons System File (WSF

Front 15

AMAL

Back 15

AUTHORIZED MEDICAL ALLOWANCE LIST

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ADAL

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AUTHORIZED DENTAL ALLOWANCE

Front 17

OSI

Back 17

Operating Space Item

Front 18

What does ATCs do?

Back 18

indicate the stocking authority

Front 19

ATC 1:

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COSAL and QCOSAL material

Front 20

ATC 2

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AVCAL, CAVCAL, and ISAL material

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ATC 3

Back 21

Dual application for ATC 1 and ATC 2 items

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ATC 4:

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Demand Based Items (DBI

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ATC 5:

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TYCOM authorized material

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ATC 6:

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Excess material

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ATC 7:

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Economic Retention (ER) material

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ATC 8:

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Not Carried (NC) material

Front 27

ATC 9:

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substitute items for ATC 1 through 5 stock records

Front 28

What ATC will not have a RO or RP assigned.

Back 28

ATC 9

Front 29

WHAT items, do need Drop
and Limit Flag.

Back 29

DLR
CONSUMABLE (normally)

Front 30

WHAT items, need Drop and Limit Flag.

Back 30

FLRs
FLRs are fixed allowance items and are not subject to DBI Level Set criteria

Front 31

T/F

The CAVCAL(Consumable Aviation Consolidated Allowance
List) quantity is a fixed-allowance, and cannot be modified by the ship

Back 31

TRUE

Front 32

What is the most important
inventory management report of supply stock managed onboard

Back 32

STORES ACCOUNT MATERIAL MANAGEMENT AFLOAT/SHIP AUTHORIZED
LEVELS (SAMMA/SAL).

Front 33

SAMMA/SAL should be analyzed at least?

Back 33

weekly and before and after mass SIT data update evolutions

Front 34

What manual provides procedures for the SAMMA/SAL?

Back 34

The RSupply Support Procedures User’s Manual,
VOL III

Front 35

(DATA MINING FACILITY (DMF) REPORTS USED IN SIT MAINTENANCE Utility should be run at least

Back 35

at least twice monthly

Front 36

DMF SIT output reports Report 02.

Back 36

ATC 8 items
should not have on hand quantity

Front 37

DMF SIT output reports Report 03

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ATC 6-9 records
should not reflect authorized allowance or RO quantity.

Front 38

DMF SIT Utility identifies what?

Back 38

discrepant Stock Item Table conditions

Front 39

DMF SIT output reports Report 09

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Stock items assigned with ATC 1 and 3 must have a corresponding COSAL allowance quantity

Front 40

DMF SIT output reports Report 12

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Even and 7_ COG material can only be carried as ATC 1, 2, or 3.

Front 41

RAB

Back 41

Redistributable Asset onBoard

Front 42

RAO

Back 42

Redistributable
Assets On Order

Front 43

SAL

Back 43

The changes in Ship’s Authorized Level

Front 44

DEF-TO-RO

Back 44

Deficiency to Requisitioning Objective

Front 45

changes for RAO, SAL, RAB AND DEF TO RO should be analyzed on a?

Back 45

weekly basis.

Front 46

The Level Set program impacts mostly what?

Back 46

the consumable inventory and BP- 28 fund management, since most consumables are managed under the
“Demand Based vice Allowance Based” concept

Front 47

T/F:
Cancellations of RAO stock shall be aggressively pursued

Back 47

TRUE

Front 48

Excess RAB stock has no justification for retention onboard, what should be done?

Back 48

shall be offloaded for the system reutilization at the first opportunity

Front 49

SRC

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Scheduled Removal Component

Front 50

All MTIS Offloads of DLR excess to the Supply
System must be in what condition?

Back 50

RFI

Front 51

Units are encouraged to selectively
offload high dollar value excess items from the SAMMA/SAL Detail
Report each month to minimize the impact to the?

Back 51

RAB goal

Front 52

POD

Back 52

Proof-Of-Delivery

Front 53

Aviation repairable (7R COG) turn-in documents must cite Fund Code

Back 53

QZ

Front 54

Aviation repairable (7R COG) turn-in documents must cite Signal Code

Back 54

C

A series documents: ship to requisitioner bill to position 52 and 53

Front 55

Aviation repairable (7R COG) turn-in documents must cite Condition Code

Back 55

A

Front 56

Aviation repairable (7RCOG) turn-in documents must cite Project Code

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Z5S for excess material
whether the excess is a result of a RE-AVCAL or normal supply processing

Front 57

Surface repairable (7E, 7G, and 7H COG) documents
must cite Signal Code

Back 57

A

Front 58

Surface repairable (7E, 7G, and 7H COG) documents
must cite what fund codes for CVN/N, LHA and LPD & MALS

Back 58

Fund Code _B for CV/N, LHA, and LPD units or
7L for Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron (MALS)
and Commander, Strategic Command Wing One (CSCW1) units

Front 59

Material shall not be sent to DRMO unless one of the following applies:

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Specifically declared obsolete,
condemned
Scrap Material
Repair Capability Does Not Exist
Expired Shelf Life
Extended Money Value (EMV) is $100.00 and below.

Front 60

What division on the ship is responsible for managing
DLR inventory and DEF-TO-RO

Back 60

S-6

Front 61

The Monthly Change Notice (CN) batch job should be scheduled and executed against Rsupply and O IMA on what day?

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on the last day of the month or as late in the month as
possible, immediately after EOM Financial Update processing

Front 62

NUP

Back 62

Net Unit Price

Front 63

ASI

Back 63

AUTOMATED SHORE INTERFACE

Front 64

WHAT interface enables the automated exchange of configuration and logistics data between ship and shore to ensure compatibility between the ship’s database, the Ship’s Configuration and Logistics Support Information System (SCLSIS) database

Back 64

(ASI)

AUTOMATED SHORE INTERFACE

Front 65

ACRs for FLR and Surface DLR cogs will be submitted by NAVSUP Form

Back 65

1220-2 ALLOWANCE CHANGE REQUEST

Front 66

OPNAV 4790/CK

Back 66

Configuration Change Forms (CCFs) used to report equipment configuration errors when the equipment is installed on the ship

Front 67

NAVSUP Form 1371 FLEET COSAL FEEDBACK REPORTS (FCFBR is use for what purpose?

Back 67

to report COSAL errors such as incorrect part number cited on the APL it calls attention to and seek correction of any technical deficiencies found on an APL or AEL

Front 68

When an APL is not included in the ships COSAL for authorized installed equipment, submit what form?

Back 68

OPNAV 4790/CK