Coast guard damage control manual

 · requirements contained in the Coast Guard Naval Engineering Manual, the Naval Ships Technical Manuals, various Manufacturers’ technical publications and Coast Guard (auxiliary), E (electrical), M (main propulsion), and R (damage control). The second component of the MPC Number designates the frequency which the maintenance procedures must. Contact the Office of Cutter Forces: COMMANDANT (CG) ATTN: OFFICE OF CUTTER FORCES. US COAST GUARD STOP MARTIN LUTHER KING JR AVE SE. WASHINGTON DC Missing: damage control. Naval Education NAVEDTRA L Training Command September DAMAGE CONTROL (DC) NAME (Rate/Rank)_____ DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

DAMAGE CONTROL MARKING SYSTEM The primary purpose of the damage control marking system is to provide rapid emergency egress information and to identify the locations of selected damage control systems and equipment. Photoluminescent and retro– reflective materials are used to enhance damage control and emergency awareness to personnel. This manual contains uniform maintenance procedure cards which comprise the Coast Guard Naval Engineering Preventive Maintenance System (PMS) for Trailer equipment. The complete PMS for each boat consists of one manual, which identifies the minimum maintenance requirements of each engineering division. " Category 11 - manual ~;I~~ Coast Guard of your * distress " Indicates your location. REMEMBER., Keep secure in bracket., Test monthly., Keep registration current., Don't switch "otr., Train crew in use., Attach lanyard to raft or yourself, not. vessel., Replace expired batteries and HRUs. Remove from bracket. Make sure strobe is flashing.

The system helps ships manage damage control incidents on U.S. Navy and Coast Guard ships – everything from an enemy attack to an accidental. , Damage Controlman (Coast Guard - Enlisted) , Staff Readiness Officer (Damage Control) (Navy - Commissioned or Warrant Officer). Our Damage Control training kicks in and we assume our positions and await As Coast Guard Officers, we are expected to face chaos with calm and act.