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TECHNICAL ATTACHMENT 1 - Course Descriptions for Resident and Exportable Courses Training guides for some of the courses in Technical Attachment #1 are available by request to Jason Dyer, Military Sealift Command, N10 (Jason.dyer1@navy.mil), (757-443-5901)

Course Title: AMMUNITION MANAGEMENT COURSE (AMC) (CIN: TBD- (In House)) Course length: 80 hours Class size: 6 Students Maximum Course Description: This course provides in-depth instruction on ammunition administrative duties for processing and maintaining records related to ordnance assets, and expands upon the ammunition management overview provided in the COO course. It provides students with the knowledge, skills and abilities to generate and maintain ammunition records and other technical information required to manage Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, NATO, and other service ordnance using the Ordnance Inventory System – Retail (OIS-R) system. The course provides general requirements and specific fleet sentencing criteria applicable to receipt, segregation, storage and issue processes per NAVSUP P805 and P724. Students will be pro-vided specific sentencing criteria and will use OIS-R computers, scanners and printers during practical application exercises. The exercises will be conducted to provide a framework for identifying ammunition serviceability and for reporting and tracking with OIS-R. This course is designed to expand the under-standing of basic level ammunition supply procedures for students, and provides a comprehensive overview of ammunition supply systems and organizations associated with the requisition and issue, asset reporting, item management, inventory requirements, and causative research functions. Students will be taught the relationship of ammunition supply to other functions, e.g. inventory storage, maintenance, and disposal. They will gain an understanding of the features and similarities of retail supply procedures. Exercises will be con-ducted in the manual receipt, issue, inventory record keeping, and reporting of ammunition assets and movements, with the ultimate objective being the enhancement of fleet readiness and stock point ordnance management using OIS-R. The last two days of the course will include instruction related to proper banding and palletization of sentenced ammunition. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade of 75% is required for credit.

Course Title: ANNUAL CREW TRAINING AND QUALIFICATIONS SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM TRAINING (CIN/CDP: (In House) and (Exportable))

(Available Jun 2017)

Course length: 8 hours Class size: 24 Students Maximum (2 Minimum)

· Recertification is required every 12 months.

Course Description: This course covers the basic safety program requirements listed in Attachment #1 of the Crew Training and Qualification Safety Management System document. Training will consist of a PowerPoint presentation discussing components of Electrical safety (SMS2.1-023-ALL, 3.12), Personal Protective Equipment (SMS2.1-006-ALL, 3.12), Sight Conservation (SMS 2.1-012-ALL, 3.71), Hearing Conservation (SMS 2.1-007-ALL, 3.5.1) ServSafe Principles (SMS 2.4-003-ALL, 3.6.2), Hazardous Material (SMS 2.2-008-ALL, 3.4.2, 3.4.3, 3.4.4), Respiratory Protection (SMS 2.1-015-ALL, 3.8.2), EEO-POSH (CHRM 1601, 4g(1), Asbestos (SMS 2.4-006-ALL 3.6.1 thru 3.6.3, 3.6.4.2), Package-Pallet Conveyors (SMS 2.1-024-AOE/AFSB, 3.2), Operational Risk Management (OPNAVINST 3500.39), PCB Exposure (SMS 2.2-008-ALL, 3.5.4), Shipboard Egress (SMS 8.2-001-ALL, 3.9.1), Recreational/Athletic Safety (SMS7.1-003-ALL, 3.2), Traffic Safety (OPNAVINST 5100.12J), Back Injury/Ergonomics (SMS 7.1-003-ALL, 3.2), Lockout/Tagout Procedures (SMS 2.1-004-ALL, 3.4.1, 3.4.2), Radiation Protection (OPNAVINST 5100.19E, B0903b(1)(f)), Gas Free Engineering (SMS 2.1-020-ALL, 3.10.3), and Heat Stress (SMS 2.1-008-ALL, 3.8.3).

Course Title: BANDING AND PALLETIZATION (CIN/CDP: G-063-0613/07R7 –(In House)) and (G-063-0613/07R8- (Exportable)) Course length: 16 hours Class size: 10 Students Maximum Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Cargo handling personnel are taught the knowledge and skills required to identify and construct military unit loads of ammunition, explosives and associated materials for shipping, handling, storage and UNREP. Course can be exported aboard ship and other locations depending on availability of equipment, training shapes and working area. This course is taught in accordance with MIL-STD-1323 requirements.

Course Title: BASIC SEAMANSHIP (CIN/CDP: S-063-0622/ 09YM – (In House)) and (S-063-0622/09YN – (Exportable)).

Course length: 8 hours Class size: 24 Students Maximum Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are instructed in Marlinespike Seamanship and Basic Deck Seamanship materials, methods and procedures. The subject covers areas such as regulations and safety, definitions, lines and types, deck fittings and wire ropes, whippings, splicing, knots, shackles, hand signals and safety equipment. Course can be exported aboard ship and other location.

Course Title: BRIDGE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (BRM) / MASTER-LEVEL RESTRICTED MANEUVERING SHIP HANDLING TEAM TRAINER COURSE (Exportable) (Available TBD FY 2017 six months after funding is received)

Course Description: The first day of this course is a refresher for Masters, Chief Mates and 1st Officers and focuses upon the intangibles of maneuvering a ship in a restricted environment. In addition to knowing and understanding both controllable and uncontrollable forces that can affect a ship, knowing a ships maneuvering capabilities and limitations and accurately assessing the physical environment, a Master must be able to effectively communicate his orders, must be observant and constantly aware, and must take early and timely action when sensing or standing-into danger. Case studies will be presented and discussed (what action should have been taken, by whom and when). The 2nd day of instruction will provide each Master’s restricted maneuvering teams the opportunity to execute laptop ship handling simulations, in all restricted maneuvering environments, using stand-alone, networked laptop simulators. No test will be administered, however the team portion (2nd day) of the course will be assessed and reported to MSC N122.

Course Description: This course is a refresher for Single Hull Tanker (SHT) 2ND Officers and 3RD Officers, and focuses upon knowledge required to operate a ship in an open ocean environment. It is a combination of classroom lectures, preceding hands-on training in a Navy Surface Ship Trainer (NSST). The lectures discuss International Rules of the Road (ROR), the Electronic Chart Display Information System – Navy (ECDIS-N) standard, surface ship contact reports to the Master, and prudent shiphandling preparations prior to special evolutions. A written ROR test will not be administered; however, a check on learning will be conducted at the end of the ROR lecture.

Course Title: CARGO DROP REEL REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE- (CIN/CDP (In House))

Course length: 36 hours Class size: 2-4 Students (2 Minimum)

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are instructed in the proper method of safely disassembling/assembling, interchanging modules and replacing parts for the MKII Cargo Drop Reel. During the lecture portion of the class, students will be familiarized with the MKII Cargo Drop Reel’s parts, functions, the importance of procedural disassembly and reassembly, and all safety requirements associated with performing maintenance on the MKII Cargo Drop Reel. During the hands-on training portion of the course, the students will be guided, step-by-step, in the disassembly/assembly, replacement of parts, and interchanging MKII Cargo Drop Reel modules. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course, and a passing grade is required for credit

Course Title: CARGO HANDLING & STORAGE COURSE (CIN/CDP: G-4E-0612/ 07R3 - (In House)) and (G-4E-0612/ 07R4 - (Exportable)) Course length: 40 hours Class size: 4 - 12 Students

· Refresher training is required every 36 months.

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. This course will familiarize and assist the students in becoming proficient in loading and unloading cargoes, stores, and the proper use of OHE which includes slings, beams, non-powered hand-trucks and cargo hooks. Students also are taught proper use of USCG Standard blocking and bracing methods. During the hands-on training portion of the course, students work in a simulated cargo hold, practicing loading and securing of ordnance training loads using various mechanical securing systems and blocking and bracing. Students are also required to select and install the proper OHE on a variety of ordnance training loads. Safety is heavily emphasized and drilled on during training. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit. Course can be exported aboard ship and other locations depending on availability of equipment, training shapes and working area. Course meets the requirements for both the OHE Course and Cargo Storage Course.

Course Title: CARGO ORDNANCE OPERATIONS (COO) (CIN: TBD- (In House)) and (TBD - (Exportable)) Course length: 24 hours Class size: 24 Students Maximum

Course Description: Classroom lectures provide students with a detailed overview of:

- MSC Qualification / Certification (QUAL/CERT) program requirements

- HERO and EMCON program requirements

- Magazine sprinkler system components and alarms, operation, maintenance and testing requirements

- Ordnance stowage, safety and records requirements

- RSL stowage, maintenance and safety requirements

- OHE, MHE and WHE operation, maintenance and training requirements

- AA&E physical security requirements

- An overview of ammunition requisitioning, reporting and accounting A written test is administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit.

Course Title: CARGO STORAGE (CIN/CDP: G-4E-1213/09Z2- (In House) and G-4E-1213/09Z3- (Exportable)) Course length: 16 hours Class size: 12 Students Maximum

· Refresher training is required every 36 months.

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are taught proper use of USCG Standard blocking and bracing methods. During the hands-on training portion of the course, students work in a simulated cargo hold, practicing loading and securing of ordnance training loads using chains, cargo nets and blocking and bracing. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit. Course can be exported aboard ship and other locations depending on availability of equipment, training shapes and working area.

Course Title: CRANE OFFICER ADMINISTRATION (CIN/CDP: (In House) and (Exportable))

Course length: 24 hours Class size: 6 Students Maximum

Course Description: This course covers the best practices in AS-39 Crane Officer Administration, using the NSTM Chapter 589, NAVFAC P-307 and MSC Engineering Process Instructions as guides. Course topics include technical requirements for operation, maintenance, testing, and inspection of AS-39 class shipboard cranes, load testing, certification and de-certification, Departure From Specifications and Operating Envelopes, records keeping, types of cranes, lifting concepts, communications, crane crew qualifications and training requirements. Students will participate in workshops to reinforce concepts of safe crane operation. Upon course completion, students will have the ability to implement and maintain a shipboard crane administration program, determine safe operating conditions, and recognize common violations of Navy/MSC Standards Course Title: CRANE OPERATOR CERTIFICATION COURSE (CIN/CDP (In House) and (Exportable)) Course length: 40 hours Class size: 6 Students (2 Minimum) (Available Jan 2017) (Need to purchase or lease a crane for in-house training)

· Recertification/licensing is required every 60 months.

Course Description: This course covers the Pedestal and Articulating Type Crane Operator and Crane Crew procedures used in shipboard cargo and ammunition handling. It consists of classroom lectures and hands-on training in a fully operational crane. Topics of discussion include safety gear and safety procedures, basic Crane Operator procedures and load charts, Crane Signalman communications and basic Crane Rigger procedures and rigging inspection, and corresponding National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO), Navy Occupational Safety and Health (NAVOSH) and Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) standards. Exercises in applying NCCCO, NAVOSH and NAVFAC standards, reading load charts and rigging tables, lifting and transporting practice loads, and preventing accidents are conducted. Candidates must pass both Written and Practical Examinations to be certified as a crane operator for a five-year period. The Written and Practical Examinations may be taken in either order, for each crane type. A NCCCO Physical exam must be in-hand at the MUTC facility, 30 days prior to commencement of the course, regardless of whether the course is delivered as a Resident or an Exportable course.

Course Title: EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT (MHE) (CIN/CDP: G-690-0068/07R1 - (In House)) or (G-690-0068/07R2 - (Exportable)) Course length: 40 hours Class size: 10 Students Maximum

· Refresher training is required every 36 months.

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are instructed in the proper method of safe handling of ordnance and general cargo with various types of ordnance MHE which include forklift trucks (diesel and electric) and pallet transporters. During the hands-on training portion of the course, each student is given the opportunity to operate diesel and electric forklift trucks and pallet transporters in various simulated situations such as ship’s cargo holds, above deck areas, magazines, railcars, etc. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit. Course can be exported aboard ship and other locations depending on availability of equipment, training shapes and working area.

Course Title: EPF MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT (MHE) OPERATOR (10K ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT, 4K RT FORKLIFT AND WINGLIFT MOBILISER) (CIN/CDP (In House) and (Exportable))

Course length: 40 hours Class size: 2-4 Students (2 Minimum)

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are instructed in the proper method of safe operation of the Liftking 12K Rough Terrain (RT) Forklift, TEREX RT and the WINGLIFT Mobiliser, as pertains to their use aboard the Joint High Speed Vessel (JHSV) platform. During the lecture portion, students will be instructed in the operating characteristics, safety requirements, and the capabilities and limitations of the LiftKing 12K RT forklift, TEREX RT and the WINGLIFT Mobiliser when operated aboard JHSV class ships. Students also will be instructed in the responsibilities of a guide (spotter) for each piece of MHE. During the hands-on training portion of the course, each student is given the opportunity to operate all MHE and to perform as a guide (spotter). A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course, and a passing grade is required for credit. This course can be exported aboard ship and other locations, depending on availability of equipment, training shapes and a working area.

Course Title: FALL PROTECTION AUTHORIZED PERSON/END USER TRAINING COURSE (CIN/CDP: (In House) and (Exportable))

(Available May 2017)

Course length: 8 hours Class size: 12 Students Maximum (2 Minimum)

· Recertification is required every 24 months.

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are instructed in the proper use of fall protection equipment. Required for anyone going aloft over 4 feet. Any student who successfully completes the fall Protection Authorized Person course will satisfy the MSC training requirement. This course is both lecture based and practical labs/demonstration. This course covers fall Protection procedures set forth in ISM. The student will demonstrate their ability to use fall protection equipment including the wearing the full body harness. Other gear include Work Positioning lanyards, Y-Lanyards, Ladder Climbing devices, Self-Retracting Lifelines (SRL), Vertical Lifelines and Rope Grabs.

Course Title: FALL PROTECTION AUTHORIZED RESCUER TRAINING COURSE (CIN/CDP: (In House) and (Exportable)) (Available June 2017)

Course length: 8 hours Class size: 12 Students Maximum (2 Minimum)

· Recertification is required every 24 months.

· Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are instructed in the proper use of fall protection equipment. Required for Fall Protection program aboard ship. Any student who successfully completes the fall Protection Authorized Person course will satisfy the MSC training requirement. This course is both lecture based and practical labs/demonstration. This course covers fall Protection procedures set forth in SMS. The student will demonstrate their ability to rescue anyone aloft using proper techniques and procedures. A Rescue Plan, and Recue Team are required in SMS. Recommended for Boatswain, Boatswain-Mates, and AB Must Have taken the Fall Protection Authorized Person course at MUTC or TCE.

Course Title: First Aid, CPR & AED (In House and Exportable)

Course length: 5 hours Class size: 6 - 10 Students (2 Minimum)

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training.

Students are instructed in the proper method to provide First Aid, Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and operation of the Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) to prevent injuries and death aboard ship and in the work environment. During the lecture portion of the course, students will be shown DVD presentations of scenarios and situations in which the proper first responders perform techniques and cognitive skills necessary to treat illnesses and/or injuries. Immediately after each segments, each students will demonstrate and practice the expected skills and responses covered from the material they have learned.

· First Aid certification expires every 36 months.

· CPR certification expires every 24 months.

· SMS Training Competencies state the CPR/AED is a required competencies for ALL MSO, Personnel Casualty Response Team (PCRT), 2/O (W), 3/O (W), SCO, CRET (W), RET1, RET2, 2 A/E, 3 A/E (W), ET, Chief Electrician, 2nd Electrician billets. The following billets have a “significant” competency: Chief Engineer, 1 A/E (D), 2 A/E Cargo, 3 A/E (D), Reefer Engineer, Deck Engineer Machinist, Unlicensed Junior Engineer, Engine Utility, Wiper.

A written test and practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course, and a passing grade is required for credit. Course meets the requirements of the National Safety Council.

Course Title: MAGAZINE SPRINKLER SYSTEM OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE (LEGACY SYSTEMS) (CIN: TBD- (In House)) and (TBD - (Exportable)) Course Length: 40 hours Class Size: 12 Students Maximum

This course is a combination of classroom instruction, laboratory instruction and laboratory practical application. Students are instructed in the proper operation, testing, casualty analysis, preventive maintenance and repair of salt water activated, dry-type magazine sprinkler systems and associated thermo-pneumatic controls. Upon completion of this course, students will have in-depth knowledge of the system operation, preventive and corrective maintenance on Magazine Sprinkler Systems and Magazine Sprinkler Valve, the general, physical, functional and operational details of the Automatic Control System, and of preventive maintenance of the Automatic Control System.

Course Title: ORDNANCE HANDLING EQUIPMENT (OHE) (CIN/CDP: G-4E-1212/09Z0 - (In House)) and (G-4E-1212/09Z1 - (Exportable)) Course length: 32 hours Class size: 12 Students Maximum

· Refresher training is required every 36 months.

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. This course will familiarize and assist the students in becoming proficient in loading and unloading cargoes, stores, and the proper use of OHE which includes slings, beams, non-powered hand-trucks and cargo hooks. Students are also required to select and install the proper OHE on a variety of ordnance training loads. Safety is heavily emphasized during training. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit. Course can be exported aboard ship and other locations depending on availability of equipment, training shapes and working area.

Course Title: ORDNANCE HAZARD AWARENESS (OHA) (CIN: TBD- (In House)) and (TBD - (Exportable)) Course length: 8 hours Class size: 24 Students Maximum

Course Description: This course provides the general safety requirements for the Conventional Ordnance Safety Review (COSR). It provides students with a basic understanding of the hazards of ammunition and explosives and acquaints them with the explosive safety principles and practices outlined in NAVSEA OP 4, “Ammunition and Explosives Safety Afloat”, and NAVSEA OP 5 -Volume 1, “Ammunition and Explosives Safety Ashore”. This course meets the requirements for Basic Naval Explosives (BNE) and Ordnance Hazard Awareness (OHA) requirements for MSC under OPNAVINST 8023.24 (series). This course will guide members through general characteristics of cargo ship explosive ordnance safety administration, management, physical security, and stowage and handling safety requirements. An explanation of the Qualification/Certification program is also discussed. The ultimate goal of the course is to prepare ammunition and weapons handlers to maintain the highest level of fleet readiness by preventing mishaps involving arms, ammunition, and explosives. This is an exportable course. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit.

Course Title: PROBE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE – (CIN/CDP: J-690-0077/2587 (In House) and TBD (Exportable))

Course length: 24 hours Class size: 4-8 Students (4 Minimum)

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Students are instructed in the proper method of safely disassembling/assembling and repairing the Fueling-at- Sea Probe assembly. During the lecture portion of the class, students will be familiarized with the Probe’s parts, functions, the importance of procedural disassembly and reassembly, and all safety requirements associated with performing maintenance on a fueling Probe. During the hands-on training portion of the course, the students will be guided, step-by-step, in the disassembly, replacement of parts, and assembly of the Fuel Probe. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course, and a passing grade is required for credit.

Course Title: STANDARD TENSIONED REPLENISHMENT ALONGSIDE METHOD (STREAM) CARGO/FUELS ( CIN/CDP: G-060-0612/07RD) – (In House) and G-060-0612/01EP – (Exportable)) Course length: 80 hours Class size: 18 – 24 Students (18 Minimum)

· Refresher training is required every 36 months.

Course Description: This course covers STREAM operations for transfer at sea of ordnance/cargo and Fueling-At-Sea (FAS) via Connected Replenishment (CONREP). This course is a combination of classroom lectures and hands-on training. Topics of discussion include safety gear and safety procedures, review of Ordnance Handling Equipment (OHE), basic Underway Replenishment (UNREP) cargo handling procedures, Material Handling Equipment (MHE) operation, hazardous material, CONREP familiarization and pre-operational procedures, CONREP operations, personnel transfer and emergency procedures. Hands-on training is conducted at the land-based MSC UNREP Training Center (MUTC) STREAM facility. The site has both sending and receiving ship training platforms. The students, under close instructor’s supervision, are required to conduct STREAM Cargo/FAS operations exercises, including night training, based on real life scenarios. A written test and a practical test are administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit.

Course Title: STREAM FAMILIARIZATION COURSE (CIN/CDP: N/A, this is a CIVMAR based course)

Course length: 40 hours Class size: 16 Students Maximum

Course Description: This course was developed to provide an introduction to underway replenishment for Civilian Mariners. The students are introduced to the equipment, terminology, and procedures associated with UNREP with a heavy emphasis on safety.

Course Title: STREAM WINCH BOOTH OPERATOR COURSE (CIN/CDP: N/A)

Course length: 40 hours Class size: 2 Students Maximum

Course Description: This course was developed to provide an introduction to underway replenishment Winch Booth Operations for Civilian Mariners. The students are introduced to the equipment, terminology, and procedures associated with UNREP Winch Booth Operations for both the Cargo and Fuel STREAM Rigs with a heavy emphasis on safety.

Course Title: VERTICAL REPLENISHMENT FAMILIARIZATION (VERTREP) (CIN/CDP: G-063-0612/07R5 - (In House)) and (G-063-0612/07R6 - (Exportable)).

Course length: 16 hours Class size: 24 Students Maximum

· Refresher training is required every 36 months.

Course Description: This course is a combination of classroom lecture and hands-on training. Topics covered include; advantages of VERTREP operations, duties and responsibilities of personnel involved, safety and emergency procedures, hazards of Foreign Object Damage (FOD) and walk down procedures, VERTREP planning procedures, load staging and pick up procedures, drop load zone precautions, helicopter flight patterns, personnel transfer, cargo transfer, hoisting procedures and sound powered phone talker procedures. A written test is administered at the conclusion of the course and a passing grade is required for credit. Course can be exported aboard ship and other locations depending on availability of equipment, training shapes and working area.