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105-1.1
What is the purpose and scope of this instruction? OPNAVINST 1500.2 Contractor Developed Training |
Provides policy and responsibilities for the coordination of contractor developed training for military and civilian personnel.
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105-1.2
The term "contractor developed training" is defined as training for use within the Navy from what three sources? |
MEC
Manufacturers Equipment Vendors Contractors |
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105-1.3
Initial training usually consists of what parts/phases? |
1. The training of the initial cadre of maintenance, operator, instructor or supervisory personnel on new or modified systems, equipment, training aids or devices.
2. Instruction converning equipment for which there are no school or courses in the Navy or other military services. 3. Pilot course given by military instructors using materials developed by a contractor. |
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105-1.4
When will preliminary evaluation take place? |
During the in-process reviews when required by the contract.
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105-1.5
Final acceptance shall occur when? |
FInal acceptance of the contractor developed product shall be recommended to the flePrincipal Contracting Officer (PCO) by the TA's evaluation of the pilot course. The product will be accepted only after the deficiencies are corrected.
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105-1.1
What is the purpose and scope of this instruction? OPNAVINST 1500.2 Contractor Developed Training |
Provides policy and responsibilities for the coordination of contractor developed training for military and civilian personnel.
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105-1.2
The term "contractor developed training" is defined as training for use within the Navy from what three sources? |
MEC
Manufacturers Equipment Vendors Contractors |
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105-1.3
Initial training usually consists of what parts/phases? |
1. The training of the initial cadre of maintenance, operator, instructor or supervisory personnel on new or modified systems, equipment, training aids or devices.
2. Instruction converning equipment for which there are no school or courses in the Navy or other military services. 3. Pilot course given by military instructors using materials developed by a contractor. |
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105-1.4
When will preliminary evaluation take place? |
During the in-process reviews when required by the contract.
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105-1.5
Final acceptance shall occur when? |
FInal acceptance of the contractor developed product shall be recommended to the flePrincipal Contracting Officer (PCO) by the TA's evaluation of the pilot course. The product will be accepted only after the deficiencies are corrected.
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