The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets

This course provides in-depth training on MSC cost estimating policies and practices pertaining to researching, decomposing, and estimating the costs associated with detailed and performance-like work items. The course includes practical exercises in the decomposition and estimating of new and existing detailed and performance-like work items. The subject matter is considered intermediate in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• Work Item Estimating Fundamentals
• Decomposition and Estimating Exercises
• Creating Bottom-up Estimates for Detailed and Performance-Like Work Items

Syllabus – Work Item Estimating Fundamentals Workshop Rev 0.4

The Shipboard Corrosion Assessment Training course provides a foundation of coatings, corrosion, and corrosion control knowledge related to determining the condition of ships, tanks, and related waterborne structures. It provides a knowledge base of required actions to effectively maintain the structure in fully operational status. The course equips the naval assessor with practical guidelines for surveying and evaluating the condition of the protective coating system on specific areas of U.S. Navy vessels.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

This 2-day training will be virtual due to COVID 19 restrictions.

Focuses on Wartsila Jet Drives installed on ships such as the EPF class vessels. The training ensures competencies and skills are maintained by engineers interested in learning more about the operation and maintenance of Jet Drive Propulsion systems.

At completion of this training the trainee will be able to explain the hydrodynamic, mechanical and
hydraulic features of waterjets, and explain the working of the controls of waterjets.

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel.  This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course

This course provides an in-depth introduction to MSC maintenance availability planning and management policies and practices, MSC configuration management policies and practices, MSC logistics programs, nondestructive testing for ship repair, and DOD scrap and salvage policies and procedures, and regulatory body inspection and survey procedures.  The subject matter is considered advanced in nature.  This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC Availability Planning
• MSC Availability Management
• MSC Configuration Management
• Nondestructive Testing
• Scrap and Salvage
• Regulatory Body Inspection and Survey Procedures
• MSC Corrective Maintenance Logistics System (CMLS)
• ShipCLIP
• LogiQuest

Syllabus – Maintenance Availability Planning, Management, and Logistics Rev 1.7

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Presented by: American Welding Society ®

Aluminum Welding Overview for MSC Inspections, Repairs, and Alterations

ALUMINUM WELDING

Is welding aluminum difficult or just different? This course addresses that question and provides you the information needed to confidently work with aluminum. By the end of the course, attendees will be able to identify aluminum properties that affect its use in welded structures; design, fabricate, and inspect aluminum weldments; and explain how to properly qualify aluminum welding procedures and welders.

Please see below for list of materials for each class they will receive physically: 

Aluminum:

D1.2 Codebook

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC Type Desks (Supervisory Project Engineers), Class Engineers, Principal Port Engineers, Ship Operating Contract CORs, N73 Inspectors and Auditors, N72 Root Cause Analysis personnel, and other related N7 personnel.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics
• CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning course
• CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution course

This course outlines N7 initiatives to leverage SAMM and PENG data to support data-driven decision-making for MSC engineering and maintenance management functions. This course consists of the following modules:

• Introduction to CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis
• Performance Management, Measurement, and Auditing

• Data Considerations
• Data Quality
• Data Mining Overview
• Data Analysis Overview
• MSC Engineering and Maintenance Management Policies and Procedures Overview
• SAMM Web Data
• SAMM Web Reports
• PENG Web Data and Reports
• Logbook and Shipslog Data
• SAMM Feedback Process
• Material Readiness Quotient (MRQ)
• Executive Summary
• Engineering Status Report
  • CASREP Analysis
  • Fuel Oil and Lube Oil Inventory Report
  • PMIA Usage
  • Safety Items
  • SAMM Deferrals
  • TRANSALT Status
  • VRR Log Usage
  • Open VRR Details
  • POAM Status
  • POAM Milestone Completion History
  • POAM Usage

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis Rev 0.5

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is all N7 personnel who have previously completed the MSC Work Item Writing course and want to refresh their proficiency in writing work items.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals

This course provides refresher training on MSC policies and practices pertaining to researching, writing, and editing detailed and performance-like work items. The subject matter is considered advanced in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC work item development fundamentals

• Review and editing existing work items
• Writing detailed and performance-like work items

Syllabus – Work Item Writing Refresher Workshop Rev 0.2

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

Introduction to Military Sealift Command Syllabus Rev 1.4

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

There are no prerequisites for this course.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) and its commercial-like ship operation and maintenance philosophy, policies, and business practices. The subject matter is considered basic in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC Overview
• MSC Fleet
• MSC Shoreside Organization
• MSC Afloat Organization
• MSC Engineering Directorate
• MSC Technical Authority
• MSC Portal
• MSC Virtual Technical Library
• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• MSC Life Cycle Management
• MSC Safety Management System
• MSC Quality Management System
• MSC TRANSALT Management
• SAMM Task Manager
• MSC Commodities Contracts
• Underway Replenishment Overview

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

The target audience for this course is all N7 personnel who have previously completed the MSC Work Item Writing course and want to refresh their proficiency in writing work items.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals

This course provides refresher training on MSC cost estimating policies and practices pertaining to researching, decomposing, and estimating the costs associated with detailed and performance-like work items. The course includes practical exercises in the decomposition and estimating of new and existing detailed and performance-like work items. The subject matter is considered advanced in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• Work Item Estimating Fundamentals

• Decomposition and Estimating of Exercises
• Creating Bottom-up Estimates for Detailed and Performance-like Work Items

Syllabus – Work Item Estimating Fundamentals Workshop Rev 0.4

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel.  This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

Introduction to Military Sealift Command

This course provides an in-depth introduction to the commercial regulatory standards, inspection regimens, aviation certification, drydocking, availability planning, availability management, work item development, and work item cost estimating philosophy, policies, and business practices used by MSC.  The subject matter is considered basic in nature.  This course consists of the following modules:

• American Bureau of Shipping Vessel Classification
• S. Coast Guard Vessel Inspection and Certification
• MSC SMART Inspections
• MSC Onboard Condition Inspections
• MSC Work Item Development Overview
• MSC Work Item Cost Estimating Overview
• Weight Control and Ship’s Stability
• Drydocking
• Government Contracting Overview
• MSC Availability Planning Overview
• MSC Availability Management Overview
• Federal Budget Process
• DOD Budget Process
• Funding MSC Operations
• MSC Engineering Budget Development
• MSC Engineering Budget Execution

Syllabus – MSC Regulatory Standards Inspections Maintenance Availability Overview and Engineering Budgets Rev 1.5

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

Presented by: American Welding Society ®

This course is intended to provide an understanding of welding drawings, symbols, and procedures; weld joint design; code and standard requirements; and inspection and testing techniques.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets

This course provides an in-depth introduction to government contracting, reliability centered maintenance, root cause analysis, and MSC’s energy conservation policies and practices. The subject matter is considered intermediate in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• Contracting Fundamentals
• Key Contracting Roles and Responsibilities
• Types of Government Contracts
• Government Contracting Regulations
• Government Contracting Competition Requirements
• Government Acquisition Procedures
• Publicizing Government Contracting Actions
• Contract Solicitation Planning
• Contract Solicitation Process
• Contracting Source Selection Process
• MSC N10 Procurement Request Package Requirements

Syllabus – Government Contracting Rev 1.3

The target audience for this course is MSC Type Desks (Supervisory Project Engineers), Class Engineers, Principal Port Engineers, Ship Operating Contract CORs, N73 Inspectors and Auditors, N72 Root Cause Analysis personnel, and other related N7 personnel.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics
• CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning course
• CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution course

This course outlines N7 initiatives to leverage SAMM and PENG data to support data-driven decision-making for MSC engineering and maintenance management functions. This course consists of the following modules:

• Introduction to CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis
• Performance Management, Measurement, and Auditing

• Data Considerations
• Data Quality
• Data Mining Overview
• Data Analysis Overview
• MSC Engineering and Maintenance Management Policies and Procedures Overview
• SAMM Web Data
• SAMM Web Reports
• PENG Web Data and Reports
• Logbook and Shipslog Data
• SAMM Feedback Process
• Material Readiness Quotient (MRQ)
• Executive Summary
• Engineering Status Report
  • CASREP Analysis
  • Fuel Oil and Lube Oil Inventory Report
  • PMIA Usage
  • Safety Items
  • SAMM Deferrals
  • TRANSALT Status
  • VRR Log Usage
  • Open VRR Details
  • POAM Status
  • POAM Milestone Completion History
  • POAM Usage

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis Rev 0.5

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus – MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals Rev 0.4

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets

This course provides in-depth training on MSC policies and practices pertaining to researching, writing, and editing detailed and performance-like work items, followed by practical exercises in work item review, editing, and creation. The subject matter is considered intermediate in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC Work Item Development Fundamentals
• Work Item Review and Editing
• Writing Detailed and Performance-like Work Items Target Audience

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus CMEO for Deck Officers

NOTE: This training will meet/exceed the Contractor Operator requirements for SAMM Application Training.

Prerequisites: Course is designed to provide the Deck Officers the Day to Day computer system and program operations on an MSC vessel. User should be familiar with MSC policies and practices, this lesson assumes basic understanding prior to starting.

4-day course – NOTE: user MUST attend each day to receive the certificate for the SAMM Application Training

• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• SAMM Introduction
  • Dashboard, VTL, Training
• SAMM Overview  
  • Corrective Maintenance (Work Requests, SFWL, VRR)
  • Planned Maintenance / Workbook
  • Machinery History
  • Equipment Reports
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• CargoMax
• Drydocking
• ShipClip
• LogiQuest
• Engineering Status Report/Vessel Assessments
• Regulatory Bodies/Inspections
• Commodities (Paint/Lube/Fuel/ABS)
• Shipslog

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC Type Desks (Supervisory Project Engineers), Class Engineers, Principal Port Engineers, Ship Operating Contract CORs, N73 Inspectors and Auditors, N72 Root Cause Analysis personnel, and other related N7 personnel.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics
• CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning course
• CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution course

This course outlines N7 initiatives to leverage SAMM and PENG data to support data-driven decision-making for MSC engineering and maintenance management functions. This course consists of the following modules:

• Introduction to CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis
• Performance Management, Measurement, and Auditing

• Data Considerations
• Data Quality
• Data Mining Overview
• Data Analysis Overview
• MSC Engineering and Maintenance Management Policies and Procedures Overview
• SAMM Web Data
• SAMM Web Reports
• PENG Web Data and Reports
• Logbook and Shipslog Data
• SAMM Feedback Process
• Material Readiness Quotient (MRQ)
• Executive Summary
• Engineering Status Report
  • CASREP Analysis
  • Fuel Oil and Lube Oil Inventory Report
  • PMIA Usage
  • Safety Items
  • SAMM Deferrals
  • TRANSALT Status
  • VRR Log Usage
  • Open VRR Details
  • POAM Status
  • POAM Milestone Completion History
  • POAM Usage

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis Rev 0.5

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC Type Desks (Supervisory Project Engineers), Class Engineers, Principal Port Engineers, Ship Operating Contract CORs, N73 Inspectors and Auditors, N72 Root Cause Analysis personnel, and other related N7 personnel.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics
• CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning course
• CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution course

This course outlines N7 initiatives to leverage SAMM and PENG data to support data-driven decision-making for MSC engineering and maintenance management functions. This course consists of the following modules:

• Introduction to CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis
• Performance Management, Measurement, and Auditing

• Data Considerations
• Data Quality
• Data Mining Overview
• Data Analysis Overview
• MSC Engineering and Maintenance Management Policies and Procedures Overview
• SAMM Web Data
• SAMM Web Reports
• PENG Web Data and Reports
• Logbook and Shipslog Data
• SAMM Feedback Process
• Material Readiness Quotient (MRQ)
• Executive Summary
• Engineering Status Report
  • CASREP Analysis
  • Fuel Oil and Lube Oil Inventory Report
  • PMIA Usage
  • Safety Items
  • SAMM Deferrals
  • TRANSALT Status
  • VRR Log Usage
  • Open VRR Details
  • POAM Status
  • POAM Milestone Completion History
  • POAM Usage

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis Rev 0.5

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) class standard items (CSIs), cross-class standard items (CCSIs), and standardized work items (SWIs).  The subject matter covered includes locating and downloading applicable CSI / CCSI / SWI templates from the SAMM Library Items module and editing templates to create biddable work items.

CSI_CCSI_SWI Rev 0.1

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets

This course provides in-depth training on MSC cost estimating policies and practices pertaining to researching, decomposing, and estimating the costs associated with detailed and performance-like work items. The course includes practical exercises in the decomposition and estimating of new and existing detailed and performance-like work items. The subject matter is considered intermediate in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• Work Item Estimating Fundamentals
• Decomposition and Estimating Exercises
• Creating Bottom-up Estimates for Detailed and Performance-Like Work Items

Syllabus – Work Item Estimating Fundamentals Workshop Rev 0.4

The Shipboard Corrosion Assessment Training course provides a foundation of coatings, corrosion, and corrosion control knowledge related to determining the condition of ships, tanks, and related waterborne structures. It provides a knowledge base of required actions to effectively maintain the structure in fully operational status. The course equips the naval assessor with practical guidelines for surveying and evaluating the condition of the protective coating system on specific areas of U.S. Navy vessels.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

This 2-day training will be virtual due to COVID 19 restrictions.

Focuses on Wartsila Jet Drives installed on ships such as the EPF class vessels. The training ensures competencies and skills are maintained by engineers interested in learning more about the operation and maintenance of Jet Drive Propulsion systems.

At completion of this training the trainee will be able to explain the hydrodynamic, mechanical and
hydraulic features of waterjets, and explain the working of the controls of waterjets.

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel.  This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course

This course provides an in-depth introduction to MSC maintenance availability planning and management policies and practices, MSC configuration management policies and practices, MSC logistics programs, nondestructive testing for ship repair, and DOD scrap and salvage policies and procedures, and regulatory body inspection and survey procedures.  The subject matter is considered advanced in nature.  This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC Availability Planning
• MSC Availability Management
• MSC Configuration Management
• Nondestructive Testing
• Scrap and Salvage
• Regulatory Body Inspection and Survey Procedures
• MSC Corrective Maintenance Logistics System (CMLS)
• ShipCLIP
• LogiQuest

Syllabus – Maintenance Availability Planning, Management, and Logistics Rev 1.7

Presented by: American Welding Society ®

Aluminum Welding Overview for MSC Inspections, Repairs, and Alterations

ALUMINUM WELDING

Is welding aluminum difficult or just different? This course addresses that question and provides you the information needed to confidently work with aluminum. By the end of the course, attendees will be able to identify aluminum properties that affect its use in welded structures; design, fabricate, and inspect aluminum weldments; and explain how to properly qualify aluminum welding procedures and welders.

Please see below for list of materials for each class they will receive physically: 

Aluminum:

D1.2 Codebook

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC Type Desks (Supervisory Project Engineers), Class Engineers, Principal Port Engineers, Ship Operating Contract CORs, N73 Inspectors and Auditors, N72 Root Cause Analysis personnel, and other related N7 personnel.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics
• CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning course
• CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution course

This course outlines N7 initiatives to leverage SAMM and PENG data to support data-driven decision-making for MSC engineering and maintenance management functions. This course consists of the following modules:

• Introduction to CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis
• Performance Management, Measurement, and Auditing

• Data Considerations
• Data Quality
• Data Mining Overview
• Data Analysis Overview
• MSC Engineering and Maintenance Management Policies and Procedures Overview
• SAMM Web Data
• SAMM Web Reports
• PENG Web Data and Reports
• Logbook and Shipslog Data
• SAMM Feedback Process
• Material Readiness Quotient (MRQ)
• Executive Summary
• Engineering Status Report
  • CASREP Analysis
  • Fuel Oil and Lube Oil Inventory Report
  • PMIA Usage
  • Safety Items
  • SAMM Deferrals
  • TRANSALT Status
  • VRR Log Usage
  • Open VRR Details
  • POAM Status
  • POAM Milestone Completion History
  • POAM Usage

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis Rev 0.5

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is all N7 personnel who have previously completed the MSC Work Item Writing course and want to refresh their proficiency in writing work items.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals

This course provides refresher training on MSC policies and practices pertaining to researching, writing, and editing detailed and performance-like work items. The subject matter is considered advanced in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC work item development fundamentals

• Review and editing existing work items
• Writing detailed and performance-like work items

Syllabus – Work Item Writing Refresher Workshop Rev 0.2

Introduction to Military Sealift Command Syllabus Rev 1.4

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

There are no prerequisites for this course.

This course provides an in-depth introduction to Military Sealift Command (MSC) and its commercial-like ship operation and maintenance philosophy, policies, and business practices. The subject matter is considered basic in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC Overview
• MSC Fleet
• MSC Shoreside Organization
• MSC Afloat Organization
• MSC Engineering Directorate
• MSC Technical Authority
• MSC Portal
• MSC Virtual Technical Library
• MSC Ship Operation and Maintenance Philosophy
• MSC Life Cycle Management
• MSC Safety Management System
• MSC Quality Management System
• MSC TRANSALT Management
• SAMM Task Manager
• MSC Commodities Contracts
• Underway Replenishment Overview

The target audience for this course is all N7 personnel who have previously completed the MSC Work Item Writing course and want to refresh their proficiency in writing work items.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals

This course provides refresher training on MSC cost estimating policies and practices pertaining to researching, decomposing, and estimating the costs associated with detailed and performance-like work items. The course includes practical exercises in the decomposition and estimating of new and existing detailed and performance-like work items. The subject matter is considered advanced in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• Work Item Estimating Fundamentals

• Decomposition and Estimating of Exercises
• Creating Bottom-up Estimates for Detailed and Performance-like Work Items

Syllabus – Work Item Estimating Fundamentals Workshop Rev 0.4

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel.  This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

Introduction to Military Sealift Command

This course provides an in-depth introduction to the commercial regulatory standards, inspection regimens, aviation certification, drydocking, availability planning, availability management, work item development, and work item cost estimating philosophy, policies, and business practices used by MSC.  The subject matter is considered basic in nature.  This course consists of the following modules:

• American Bureau of Shipping Vessel Classification
• S. Coast Guard Vessel Inspection and Certification
• MSC SMART Inspections
• MSC Onboard Condition Inspections
• MSC Work Item Development Overview
• MSC Work Item Cost Estimating Overview
• Weight Control and Ship’s Stability
• Drydocking
• Government Contracting Overview
• MSC Availability Planning Overview
• MSC Availability Management Overview
• Federal Budget Process
• DOD Budget Process
• Funding MSC Operations
• MSC Engineering Budget Development
• MSC Engineering Budget Execution

Syllabus – MSC Regulatory Standards Inspections Maintenance Availability Overview and Engineering Budgets Rev 1.5

Presented by: American Welding Society ®

This course is intended to provide an understanding of welding drawings, symbols, and procedures; weld joint design; code and standard requirements; and inspection and testing techniques.

Syllabus for SAMM Overview Rev 0.1

This course provides an overview of MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management System (SAMM), Port Engineering System (PENG), Logbook, and Shipslog and their associated benefits for MSC. This course is not intended to explore performing functions in SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog. Students interested in such matters should refer to the SAMM Afloat and Ashore QRG Manuals and/or attend other training courses that cover SAMM, PENG, Logbook, and Shipslog.

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Shipboard Automated Maintenance Management (SAMM) program maintenance management modules that are used for planning maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• SAMM Policies Matrix
• SAMM Introduction
• SAMM Availabilities Part I
• SAMM TRANSALT-PM
• SAMM Task Manager
• SAMM TRANSALT (T-ALT Ship)
• SAMM Voyage Repair Request (VRR)
• Work Item Historical & VTL
• CCSI’s
• SAMM Availabilities Part II

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is MSC ashore personnel (e.g. Principal Port Engineer, Assistant Port Engineer, Ashore Analysts, & N10 personnel) who have not taken this course within the past 5 years and need to refresh their proficiency in SAMM. This course is also appropriate for new-hire N7 personnel who need to attain proficiency in SAMM.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics

This course introduces participants to the MSC Port Engineering Management System (PENG) used for managing maintenance availabilities. This course consists of the following modules:

• Engineering Status Reports/Vessel Inspection & Assessments/ Regulatory Body Inspections
• PENG Session 1
• PENG Session 2
• AVCERT (Aviation Certification)
• PENG Session 3
• Completions (T-ALT, PMIA, VRR)
• Working Groups

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution Rev 0.2

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets

This course provides an in-depth introduction to government contracting, reliability centered maintenance, root cause analysis, and MSC’s energy conservation policies and practices. The subject matter is considered intermediate in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• Contracting Fundamentals
• Key Contracting Roles and Responsibilities
• Types of Government Contracts
• Government Contracting Regulations
• Government Contracting Competition Requirements
• Government Acquisition Procedures
• Publicizing Government Contracting Actions
• Contract Solicitation Planning
• Contract Solicitation Process
• Contracting Source Selection Process
• MSC N10 Procurement Request Package Requirements

Syllabus – Government Contracting Rev 1.3

The target audience for this course is MSC Type Desks (Supervisory Project Engineers), Class Engineers, Principal Port Engineers, Ship Operating Contract CORs, N73 Inspectors and Auditors, N72 Root Cause Analysis personnel, and other related N7 personnel.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command course
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets course
• Government Contracting, RCA, RCM, and ENCON course
• MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals course
• MSC Work Item Estimating Fundamentals course
• Maintenance Availability Planning and Management, Drydocking, and Logistics
• CMEO Ashore Part I – SAMM Planning course
• CMEO Ashore Part II – PENG Execution course

This course outlines N7 initiatives to leverage SAMM and PENG data to support data-driven decision-making for MSC engineering and maintenance management functions. This course consists of the following modules:

• Introduction to CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis
• Performance Management, Measurement, and Auditing

• Data Considerations
• Data Quality
• Data Mining Overview
• Data Analysis Overview
• MSC Engineering and Maintenance Management Policies and Procedures Overview
• SAMM Web Data
• SAMM Web Reports
• PENG Web Data and Reports
• Logbook and Shipslog Data
• SAMM Feedback Process
• Material Readiness Quotient (MRQ)
• Executive Summary
• Engineering Status Report
  • CASREP Analysis
  • Fuel Oil and Lube Oil Inventory Report
  • PMIA Usage
  • Safety Items
  • SAMM Deferrals
  • TRANSALT Status
  • VRR Log Usage
  • Open VRR Details
  • POAM Status
  • POAM Milestone Completion History
  • POAM Usage

Syllabus – CMEO Ashore Part III – Program Analysis Rev 0.5

Syllabus – MSC Work Item Writing Fundamentals Rev 0.4

The target audience for this course is all new-hire N7 personnel. This course is also appropriate for experienced N7 personnel who want to refresh their proficiency in certain subject matter areas.

Prerequisites for this course include completion of the following courses:

• Introduction to Military Sealift Command
• MSC Regulatory Standards, Inspections, Maintenance Availability Overview, and Engineering Budgets

This course provides in-depth training on MSC policies and practices pertaining to researching, writing, and editing detailed and performance-like work items, followed by practical exercises in work item review, editing, and creation. The subject matter is considered intermediate in nature. This course consists of the following modules:

• MSC Work Item Development Fundamentals
• Work Item Review and Editing
• Writing Detailed and Performance-like Work Items Target Audience