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Performance traits are graded on scale from 1.0 (lowest) to what?

5.0 (highest) (E1.2)

What performance trait grade represents performance to full Navy standards?

3.0 (E1.2)

For paygrades O1 and O2 (with the exception of LDO's) what is the highest promotion recommendation that can be given?

Promotable (E1.2)

An enlisted OIC in the grade of E9 and a civilians in command positions GS-9 through GS-12, may sign reports on what paygrades?

E5 and below (E1.3)

An E7 or E8 may sign reports on personnel in what paygrades and below?

E4 and below (E1.3)

What civilian equivalent may sign reports for E1 through E9 personnel?

GS13 (E1.3)

Eval's in what paygrades require the signature of a rater, senior rater and reporting senior?

E6 and below (E1.3)

The rater for E4 and below?

E6 (E1.3)

The rater for E5-E6 personnel?

Navy CPO or military/civilian supervisor who is an E7 equivalent or higher. (E1.3)

When can the senior rater be omitted for signature?

When the reporting senior is the rater's immediate supervisor. (E1.4)

The *blank* will review the member's performance, assign trait grades using the performance standards, propose career recommendations, and as a minimum, draft a justifying comment for each 1.0 grade and any other comments on performance?

Rater (E1.4)

The *blank* reviews the rater's trait grades and career recommendations, expands the comments if necessary, and proposes a promotion recommendation?

Senior Rater (E1.4)

The *blank* will ensure the EVAL standards have been respected, and will determine the final distribution of promotion recommendations within the member's summary group?

Reporting Senior (E1.4)

The FITREP, CHIEFEVAL, and EVAL program is the responsibility of who?

The Chief of Naval Personnel (E1.5)

What are the 3 types of reports?

Regular report, Concurrent report and Operational report (E1.5)

What report is submitted periodically and must cover day-for-day on all naval service on active duty or in drilling Reserve programs?

Regular reports (E1.5)

What type of report provides a record of significant performance in an additional duty (ADDU), temporary additional duty (TEMADD), CAI status or designated billet assignment?

Concurrent reports (E1.5)

Concurrent reports are optional, and they may not be submitted by anyone in the regular reporting seniors what?

Direct chain of command (E1.5)

What type of report must be countersigned by the regular reporting senior?

Concurrent report (E1.5)

What type of reports are optional and may only be submitted on COs and OICs as observed by their operational commanders who are not also their regular reporting senior?

Operational Commander Report (E1.5)

What are the administrative blocks of a FITREP, CHIEFEVAL and EVAL?

Blocks 1-19, 21-26, 44 (FITREP/CHIEFEVAL) and 48 (EVAL) (E1.5)

What trait grade is reserved for performance that is far above standards, and is notable for its exemplary or leadership quality?

5.0 trait grade (E1.6)

For the majority of Sailors, most of the trait grades should be in what range?

2.0 to 4.0 (E1.6)

What trait grade cannot be assigned in Command or Organizational Climate/Equal Opportunity on reports in paygrades E1-E6 and W2-O6 and maintain a promotion recommendation of "Promotable" or higher?

2.0 trait grade (E1.5)

Summary groups were formerly known as what?

Comparison groups (E1.8)

The reporting senior can, for good cause, submit an administrative change or evaluative supplement within how many years from the ending date of a report?

2 years (E1.9)

The member has the right to submit a statement to the record concerning their report, either at the time of the report or within how many years?

2 years (E1.9)

The report senior must retain copies of FITREPs on all officers and CHIEFEVALs on all CPOs for at least how many years?

5 years (E1.10)

The command must retain copies of enlisted EVALs and CHIEFEVALs for how many years?

2 years (E1.10)

What happens if a Reporting Senior does not correct a rejected report within 180 days?

PERS-32 will include a rejected performance evaluation in the official record as is. (E1.10)

Corrected evaluations received after 180 days will have what stamped on it?

"Corrected Report Received DDMMYYYY" (E1.10)

January

O3

February

O2

March

W3-W5 and E5

April

O5 and E9

May

O1

June

E4

July

O6 and E1-E3

August

None

September

W2 and E7-E8

October

O4

November

E6

December

None

What US Navy Regulations article and the MILPERSMAN article requires that FITREP's, CHIEFEVALs or EVALs containing adverse matters be referred to the member for a statement before it is placed in the official record?

US Navy Regulations, 1990, Article 1122 and MILPERSMAN article 1070-170 (I-2)

When will NPC consider a report adverse?

Trait grade of 1.0, promotion recommendation mark of "significant problems", Command or Organizational Climate/Equal Opportunity trait graded below 3.0 for E1-E6 and W2-O6 or a trait grade less than 3.0 in Character on E7-E9 reports. (I-2)

FITREPs, CHIEFEVALs, and EVALs are subject to what Privacy Act?

Privacy Act of 1974 (I-3)

When preparing a performance report what block will contain the member's name?

Block 1 (1-1)

What block will contain the members Grade/Rate?

Block 2 (1-2)

What block will contain the members designator?

Block 3 (1-2)

How many enlisted warfare/qualification designators may be entered into the designator block of an EVAL?

2 (1-2)

What block will contain the members SSN?

Block 4 (1-2)

Block 5

Duty Status (1-2)

Block 6

UIC (1-3)

What should be typed in Block 6, UIC, for activities that do not have a UIC assigned?

Five zeros (1-3)

Block 7

Ship/Station (1-3)

The ship/station in block 7 of an evaluation should be recognizable within the first how many positions?

18 (1-3)

For the ship name in block 7, enter the hull number followed by the name, but omit what?

USS (1-3)

Block 8

Promotion Status (1-4)

Block 9

Date reported YYMMMDD (1-4)

Blocks 10-13

Occasion for Report (1-4)

Blocks 14-15

Period of Report

For the first EVAL submitted on an enlisted member, the from date should be what date?

The date that the member detached from initial entry training (1-5)

For the first FITREP submitted on a newly commissioned officer, the from date should be what date?

The commissioning date (1-5)

The first FITREP submitted on an enlisted member commissioned from Officer Candidate School, etc., should have what from date?

The day after the ending date of the last enlisted eval. (1-5)

What is the from date for the first active duty report on a recalled member?

The recall date (1-5)

Block 16

Not Observed Report (1-5)

Block 17-19

Type of Report

Block 20

Physical Readiness

Passed the PRT and BCA

Block 20 Physical Fitness Assessment Code "P" (1-7)

Passed the BCA but was authorized non-participation in the PRT for other than medical waiver reasons.

Block 20 Physical Fitness Assessment Code "B" (1-7)

Overall PFA failure

Block 20 Physical Fitness Assessment Code "F" (1-7)

Medically waived from entire PFA.

Block 20 Physical Fitness Assessment Code "M" (1-7)

Passed BCA but medically waived from 1 or more PRT events.

Block 20 Physical Fitness Assessment Code "W" (1-7)

No PFA conducted

Block 20 Physical Fitness Assessment Code "N" (1-7)

Block 21

Billet subcategory

Block 22

Reporting Senior Name

Block 23

Reporting Senior Grade

Reservists who submit reports as civilians must use what grade when submitting a report?

Their civilian grade (1-11)

Block 24

Reporting Senior Designator (1-11)

Block 25

Reporting Senior Title (1-11)

Block 26

Reporting Senior UIC (1-11)

Block 27

Reporting Senior SSN (1-11)

Block 28

Command Employment and Command Achievements (1-12)

Block 29

Primary, collateral, watchstanding duties/PFA (1-12)

Block 30

Date counseled (1-13)

Block 31

Counselor (1-13)

When counseling is not performed (NOT PERF), what should be entered into block 31?

A brief explanation. If longer explanation is needed, type "SEE COMMENT" and provide an explanation in the comments block. (1-13)

Block 32

Signature of Individual counseled

Block 33-39

Performance traits (1-14)

EVAL Block 41, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL Block 40

Career Recommendation (1-17)

EVAL Block 42

Signature of Rater (1-17)

EVAL Block 43, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL Block 41

Comments on Performance (1-17)

EVAL Block 44

Qualification/Achievements (1-18)

Eval Block 45, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL Block 42

Individual (Promotion Recommendation) (1-18)

An enlisted member who receives what trait grade loses their eligibility for their Good Conduct Medal and must reestablish a new 3-year period following the end date of the report?

1.0 (1-19)

EVAL Block 46, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL Block 43

Summary (1-22)

EVAL Block 47

Retention (1-25)

EVAL Block 48, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL block 48

Reporting Senior Address (1-26)

EVAL Block 49

Signature of Senior Rater (1-26)

EVAL Block 50, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL Block 45

Signature of Reporting Senior (1-26)

EVAL Block 51, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL Block 46

Signature of Individual Evaluated (1-26)

EVAL Block 52, FITREP/CHIEFEVAL Block 47

Regular reporting senior signature on concurrent report (1-27)

Reports should be mailed within how many days of the ending date for active duty members and within how many days for inactive duty members?

Active Duty 15 days and Inactive duty 30 days (1-28)

What should be entered in the member signature block if he/she is unavailable to sign their non-adverse report?

"Certified, Copy Provided" (1-29)

An enlisted OIC in the grade of E9 or civilian equivalent in GS9 through GS12 may sign reports on what paygrade and below?

E5 and below (2-1)

What paygrade can sign reports on personnel E4 and below only?

E7 and E8 (2-1)

GS13 personnel can sign reports for what paygrades?

E1 to E9 (2-1)

Delegated reporting seniors for officer reports must be in what paygrades?

O5 or GS14 (2-2)

Reporting Senior authority for officers in shore commands having components located how many miles away may be delegated to heads of those components without prior NPC PERS-311 approval?

50 miles (2-3)

Reports on E5-E9 members may not be delegated below what paygrade?

O4/GS12 (2-3)

Reports on E4 and below members may not be delegated below what paygrade?

E7/GS11 (2-3)

The CO must sign any report that withdraws an enlisted member's advancement recommendation after notification of selection has been made. A flag officer may delegate this authority to what paygrade or above?

O6 or above (2-5)

Non-government and foreign reporting seniors may submit what type of reports?

Letter reports only (2-6)

Who shall assume the reporting senior responsibility and authority of a subordinate commanding officer that dies, becomes incapacitated, is summarily relieved or detached for cause, or becomes seriously delinquent in submitting reports?

Immediate Superior in Command (ISIC) (2-6)

An ISIC may not assume reporting senior authority after a FITREP/CHIEFEVAL/EVALs performance report has been filed in the official record, unless directed to do so by who?

SECNAV or a general courts-martial convening authority (2-6)

Who should be notified through a written notice when the ISIC is assuming reporting senior authority?

Reporting senior and seniors in the chain of command with a copy to the member concerned to PERS-32. (2-7)