TE-1_S00011.0_MEWP BOOM LIFT_ANNUAL INSPECTION_20260205.pdf

U.S. COAST GUARD

MEWP BOOM LIFT

S00011.0

REV’D: 02/05/2026

ASSET NUMBER OPERATING ACTIVITY MAINTENANCE ACCOMPLISHED MAINTENANCE DUE

DATE ASSET HOURS DATE ASSET HOURS

MO DAY YEAR MO DAY YEAR

ZULU DATE ZULU TIME

MO DAY YEAR

SERAL NUMBER TRACKED ITEM – ALL INFORMATION REQUIRED

ITEM NO.

[ 1 ] DUE

CMS CODE ACTION DESCRIPTION CEINUM

N/A INSPECT ANNUAL INSPECTION N/A

SCHEDULED UNSCHEDULED

ENGINE SERIAL NUMBER ELAPS/TIME CLOCK/ ECM HOUR READING

DISCREPANCIES FOUND: NO_____ YES_____

MAN HOURS: RATE_______ HOURS___.___ RATE_______ HOURS___.___ RATE_______ HOURS___.___ OTHER___.___

IF DISCREPANCIES ARE FOUND REMARKS ARE REQUIRED

REMARKS:

TECHNICIAN’S

SIGNATURE

TECHNICIAN’S

ID

*ASTERISK INDICATES QA REQUIRED

QA

REFERENCES:

OEM SERVICE MANUAL

REVIEWED

BY LOG YN DATA ENTRY

COMPLETED

1 MEWP BOOM LIFT ANNUAL INSPECTION

REFERENCES:

NONE

TOOLS/TEST EQUIPMENT:

Compressor, Air, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (with range suitable for asset) Gauge, Tire, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (with range suitable for asset) Tester, Antifreeze, P/N: GG-T-250, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: 6630-00-247-2968 (or equivalent) Wrench, Torque, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (with range suitable for asset)

EXPENDABLES:

Example, Nomenclature, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A

CONSUMABLES:

Antifreeze, P/N: GG-T-250, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (or equivalent) Corrosion Preventative Compound NSN: 8030-01-631-4012 (Or equivalent) Fluid, Brake, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (As applicable to model) Fluid, Hydraulic, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (as applicable to model) Fluid, Power Steering, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (as applicable to model) Fluid, Transmission, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (as applicable to model) Oil, Engine, P/N: N/A, CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (as applicable to model) Water, Distilled, P/N O-B-41 CAGE: N/A, NIIN: N/A (if required)

A PRELIMINARY STEPS

1. Verify OEM service/maintenance manual is accessible.

2. Ensure area is safe for maintenance.

CAUTION

DO NOT SPRAY DIRECTLY INTO LIGHTS, WIRING HARNESSES,

WIRE LOOM CONNECTORS, BEARINGS, AXLES, SHAFTS, ENGINE

COMPONENTS, OR EXHAUST SYSTEMS.

CAUTION

DO NOT DIRECT SPRAY AS TO REMOVE MARKINGS OR PAINT

FROM COMPONENTS.

NOTE: Support Equipment may be cleaned by any method or combination of processes that will not degrade components or systems.

NOTE: Support Equipment washes are of concern due to the detergents or other cleaners that will end up in the water. Units shall be cognizant of federal, state, and local regulations for this effluent and utilize appropriate wash areas.

NOTE: Cleaning Compounds may contain phosphates and shall not be used in areas that prohibit its use.

3. Ensure Support Equipment asset is clean in preparation for inspection

a. Tape openings and seal with barrier material to prevent moisture intrusion prior to washing.

b. Ensure exterior surfaces are clean and free of the following:

(1) Dirt

(2) Dust

(3) Grease

(4) Contaminants

c. Ensure interior surfaces are clean and free of the following:

(1) Dirt

(2) Dust

(3) Grease

(4) Contaminants

THE AIR STREAM OF PREPARED (FILTERED AND DRIED AIR)

SHALL BE DIRECTED AWAY FROM COMPONENTS.

NOTE: Support Equipment may be dried using compressed air. Wiping rags or wiping papers may be used provided they are linen, combed cotton, or lint free, non-woven fabric as listed by the General Services Administration (GSA).

4. Dry the support equipment.

B INSPECT

NOTE: This inspection shall be completed by command designated Competent personnel as defined in ALCOAST 346/24 INSPECTION

AUTHORIZATION AND REQUIREMENTS FOR WEIGHT AND

MATERIAL HANDLING SUPPORT EQUIPMENT.

NOTE: The annual inspection and annual load test may be completed independently and by different resources (Organic/Contractor).

Completion and resource used for each shall be annotated and maintained for reference.

NOTE: Ensure Support equipment asset is as clean as possible prior to inspection.

1. Inspect the manufacturer’s data/identification plate (Refer to Figure 1):

a. Verify the plate is permanently affixed to the equipment.

b. Verify the plate is legible.

2. Verify document container contains the following:

a. Operator’s manual

b. OSHA documents

WARNING

ENSURE EQUIPMENT IS PROPERLY TAGGED OUT. FAILURE TO

COMPLY MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR

DEATH

NOTE: Utilize the OEM’s specifications specific to the Support Equipment model being assessed.

3. Complete Equipment Lockout/Tags-Plus Process IAW OSHA Regulations (Standards-29CFR) Subpart S, Electrical, Standard Number 1910.333.

4. Inspect the operator controls (primary) for the following:

a. Correct labels and markings.

b. Dash gauges (if applicable) are clearly marked.

c. Operator controls move freely through all positions.

d. All joystick/toggle controls return to neutral/off position when released.

e. Detents properly lock controls in neutral/off position.

f. Control enclosures and protective boots/guards are in good condition.

g. All machine functions are disabled when Emergency Stop Button is activated at ground and/or platform stations.

h. Handles, levers, and buttons are securely fastened.

i. Operator pedal(s) are properly guarded.

5. Inspect the operator controls (secondary) (as applicable)

a. Comply with steps 1 B 4.a. through 1 B 4.i. for secondary controls.

6. Verify the following exterior markings are legible:

a. Fuel type marking (if applicable) (e.g., DIESEL FUEL ONLY)

b. Battery identification plate or marking

NOTE: See ALCOAST 295/25 SUPPORT EQUIPMENT DATA PLATE

VERIFICATION AND ADDITIONAL MARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR

WEIGHT AND MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENT for mandated Working Load Limit, Vehicle Weight and Safety Inspection Date markings.

c. Working Load Limit marking

d. Vehicle weight marking(s)

e. Safety Inspection Date

f. SEPL Asset identification decal with number

g. Tire pressure marking (pneumatic only)

h. Instruction plates

i. Unit property tag

j. Any affixed warning decals and labels

7. Inspect platform assembly for the following:

a. Platform installed and secure.

b. Mounting hardware free of damage and secure.

c. Gate or chain installed and latches properly.

d. Platform floor is properly installed, secure and free of damage/corrosion.

e. Platform guardrails are properly installed, secure and free of damager

f. Extension deck(s) (if applicable) are properly installed and function properly.

(1) Verify extension deck(s) lock at full extension and retraction.

g. Lanyard anchor points are secure, free of damage and labeled.

h. Fold-down rails (if applicable) are installed properly.

i. Ensure fold down rails have no loose or missing parts.

8. Inspect the boom assembly (as applicable) for the following:

a. Boom sections and weldments are free of damage, distortion, and excessive wear.

b. The following hardware is properly installed and secure with no excessive wear, cracks, or distortion:

(1) Nuts

(2) Bolts

(3) Pins

(4) Shafts

(5) Shields

(6) Bearings

(7) Wear pads

(8) Locking Devices

(9) Sheaves

(10) Sheave pins

(11) Bearings

c. Platform rotators are properly installed, free of damage and free of leaks.

d. Jib rotators are properly installed, free of damage and free of leaks.

e. Boom chains are properly installed, free of damage, properly torqued and properly lubricated.

f. Power track is free of damage, distortion and excessive wear.

g. Cables and hoses are properly routed with no chafing.

h. Cylinder pins are fee of damage, distortion and excessive wear.

i. Pivot pins are free of damage, distortion and excessive wear.

j. Attaching and retention hardware are free of damage, distortion and excessive wear.

9. Inspect turntable (as applicable) for the following:

a. Doors/covers can be opened as intended.

b. Turntable bearing, swing drive and gear are properly secured, free of damage and properly lubricated.

c. Turntable bearing, swing drive and gear have no missing bearing bolts or signs of looseness.

d. Excessive wear of gear teeth

e. Swing bearing bolt torque and clearance is in accordance with OEM guidelines.

f. Turntable lock is secure, free of damage and operates properly.

g. Doors/covers fasten properly and are secure.

10. Inspect the fire extinguisher cylinder (if applicable) for the following.

a. Gauge is registering in the green (as required).

b. Wire seal has not been broken.

c. Periodic checks are current.

d. Nozzle and hose are free of defects/damage.

WARNING

ENSURE ALL DOORS, HATCHES AND PANELS ARE PROPERLY

SECURED UPON OPENING. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT

IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.

NOTE: Some assets may require removal of panels attached with hardware for increased access.

11. Inspect chassis for the following:

NOTE: Oscillating axle systems allow machines to keep wheels grounded while moving across uneven ground during operation. Once the machine stops and the boom elevates, the oscillating axle locks itself to ensure stability while working at height. The difference can be noticed when moving the machine up an incline.

a. Inspect oscillating axle and lockout cylinders as follows:

(1) Verify axle and cylinders are installed securely.

(2) Verify axle and cylinders are free of damage, leaks or excessive wear.

b. Steering components are secure and free of damage.

NOTE: Use Lint Free Rags, P/N: A-A-59323, (or equivalent) for fluid checks.

c. Check drive hubs for proper fluid levels in accordance with OEM service manual.

d. No excessive corrosion

e. Hydraulic tray cover(s) open and latch properly.

f. Battery/engine compartment covers open and latch properly.

g. Platform ladder (if applicable) properly installed, secure and free of damage.

h. Static strap (if applicable) is properly installed and secure.

i. Inspect wheels and tires as follows:

(1) Inspect the wheels for the following:

(a) Dents

(b) Bends

(c) Cracks

(d) Attachment hardware is torqued properly in accordance with OEM service manual.

(2) Inspect the tires for the following:

(a) Scrapes

(b) Bulges

(c) Cuts

(d) Foreign object damage

(e) Dry rot

(f) Irregular wear

WARNING

TIRES AND WHEELS CAN COME APART WITH EXPLOSIVE FORCE

IF NOT HANDLED PROPERLY. USE EXTREME CARE WHEN

HANDLING OR INFLATING TIRES.

(3) Ensure tire pressure (if applicable) is within the manufacturer’s specifications.

(a) Add air as needed to meet manufacturers’ specifications.

12. Inspect the engine/motor compartment:

NOTE: Some Coast Guard aerial work platforms are electric. As a result, many of these steps are not applicable.

a. Verify no missing, damaged, or loose hardware.

NOTE: All fluid levels and pneumatic pressures should be verified against levels/pressures identified in the OEM Service Manual for the asset being inspected.

NOTE: Use lint free rags, P/N: A-A-59323, CAGE: 58536, NIIN:001657195 (or equivalent) for fluid checks.

b. Ensure correct fluid levels (brake, cooling, transmission, engine oil, hydraulic, etc.).

(1) Check the hydraulic system.

(a) Verify hydraulic pump and motor are secure, free of damage and leaks.

(b) Verify all hydraulic hoses, fittings and lines are free of damage, routed correctly and secured.

(c) Verify all cylinders/actuators are free of damage with no leaks.

(d) Verify all areas around hydraulic components have no evidence of leaks.

(e) Inspect the hydraulic tank for damage.

(f) Check the hydraulic fluid level.

WARNING

AVOID EYE AND SKIN CONTACT WITH HYDRAULIC FLUID,

POWER STEERING FLUID, BRAKE FLUID, AND TRANSMISSION

FLUID. KEEP AWAY FROM ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION. USE IN A

WELL-VENTILATED AREA. WASH EXPOSED SKIN AND

CONTAMINATED CLOTHING THOROUGHLY AFTER HANDLING.

FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN INJURY.

1) Add OEM recommended (or equivalent) hydraulic fluid as needed to raise the level within manufacturer’s specifications.

(2) Check the engine oil level (as applicable).

WARNING

AVOID EYE AND SKIN CONTACT WITH OIL. KEEP AWAY FROM

ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION. WASH EXPOSED SKIN

THOROUGHLY AFTER HANDLING. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY

RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY.

(a) Add OEM recommended engine oil (or equivalent) as needed to raise the level within manufacturer’s specifications.

(3) Check the transmission fluid level (as applicable).

WARNING

AVOID EYE CONTACT, SKIN CONTACT, AND INHALATION WITH

AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID. USE OF PROPER PERSONAL

PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDED. WASH EXPOSED

SKIN AND CONTAMINATED CLOTHING THOROUGHLY AFTER

HANDLING. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL

INJURY.

(a) Add OEM recommended transmission fluid (or equivalent) as needed to raise the level within manufacturer’s specifications.

NOTE: Some units have a power steering system that runs off of the hydraulic system previously checked in step 1 B 12. b. (1) (f).

(4) Check power steering fluid level (as applicable).

WARNING

AVOID EYE CONTACT, SKIN CONTACT, INHALATION, AND

INGESTION WITH POWER STEERING FLUID. KEEP AWAY FROM

ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION AND OXIDIZERS. USE IN A WELL-

VENTILATED AREA. WASH EXPOSED SKIN THOROUGHLY AFTER

HANDLING. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL

INJURY.

(a) Add OEM recommended power steering fluid (or equivalent) as needed to raise the level within manufacturer’s specifications.

NOTE: Some units utilize an internal transmission brake system.

(5) Check brake fluid level (as applicable).

WARNING

AVOID EYE CONTACT, SKIN CONTACT, INHALATION, AND

INGESTION WITH BRAKE FLUID. KEEP AWAY FROM ALL

SOURCES OF IGNITION AND OXIDIZERS. USE IN A WELL-

VENTILATED AREA. USE OF PROTECTIVE GLOVES REQUIRED.

USE OF SPLASH PROOF GOGGLES AND/OR FACESHIELD

REQUIRED DURING USE. WASH EXPOSED SKIN THOROUGHLY

AFTER HANDLING. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN

PERSONAL INJURY.

(a) Add OEM recommended brake fluid (or equivalent) as needed to raise the level within manufacturers’ specifications.

(6) Check the fuel system (as applicable).

WARNING

AVOID EYE CONTACT, SKIN CONTACT, INHALATION AND

INGESTION WITH KEROSENE, DIESEL, AND/OR FUEL. KEEP

AWAY FROM ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION AND OXIDIZERS. USE

IN A WELL-VENTILATED AREA. USE OF PROPER PERSONAL

PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDED. WASH EXPOSED

SKIN THOROUGHLY AFTER HANDLING. FAILURE TO COMPLY

MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.

(a) Check the fuel filter housing (as applicable) for signs of leakage.

(b) Check the fuel-water separator (as applicable).

1) Drain as required.

(c) Check the fuel level (as applicable).

1) Add fuel as needed within manufacturer’s specifications.

WARNING

CHECK THE COOLANT LEVEL ONLY WHEN THE ENGINE IS

STOPPED. WAIT UNTIL THE TEMPERATURE IS BELOW 122°

FAHRENHEIT (50° CELCIUS). FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT

IN PERSONAL INJURY.

WARNING

AVOID EYE AND PROLONGED SKIN CONTACT. AVOID INGESTION

WITH COOLANT. KEEP AWAY FROM ALL SOURCES OF IGNITION.

WASH EXPOSED SKIN AND CONTAMINATED CLOTHING

THOROUGHLY AFTER HANDLING. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY

RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY.

(7) Check the engine coolant system (as applicable).

(a) Inspect coolant hoses for leaks or damage.

(b) Check coolant level.

1) Add OEM recommended coolant (or equivalent) as needed to raise the level within manufacturers’ specifications.

(c) Check freeze protection level of coolant/antifreeze.

1) Open the reservoir cap.

2) Take a sample of coolant/antifreeze with ANTIFREEZE COOLANT TESTER, P/N GG-T-250.

3) Close the reservoir cap while you check the coolant to prevent dirt getting in the system.

4) Check the coolant in the tester.

5) Verify freeze protection level is within OEM specifications.

NOTE: If there are any signs of dirt or particles or its protection is fading, it’s worth replacing the coolant/antifreeze.

6) Visually inspect coolant/antifreeze in tester.

LEAD/ACID STORAGE BATTERIES CONTAIN LEAD, ARSENIC,

AND SULFURIC ACID (KNOWN CARCINOGENS). AVOID EYE AND

SKIN CONTACT. LIQUID AND MIST CAUSE SEVERE BURNS TO

ALL BODY TISSUE. WEAR CHEMICAL SAFETY GOGGLES AND/OR

FULL-FACE SHIELD, RUBBER GLOVES, AND APRON. USE IN

WELL- VENTILATED AREA. AVOID INHALATION AND INGESTION.

CAUSES RESPIRATORY DAMAGE, BURNS OF THE MOUTH,

THROAT, AND INTESTINAL TRACT. WEAR HALF MASK WITH

DUST AND ACID MIST FILTER IF MIST IS PRESENT. WASH HANDS

THOROUGHLY WITH SOAP AND WATER AFTER HANDLING.

WARNING

AVOID EYE CONTACT, SKIN CONTACT, INHALATION, AND

INGESTION WITH BATTERY ACID. KEEP AWAY FROM ALL

SOURCES OF IGNITION AND OXIDIZERS. USE OF PROPER

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT RECOMMENDED. WASH

EXPOSED SKIN THOROUGHLY AFTER HANDLING. FAILURE TO

COMPLY MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR

DEATH.

c. Inspect Battery(s)

(1) Verify battery mounts and hold downs are secure.

(2) Verify battery(s) are fully charged.

(3) Use a good voltmeter or multimeter to determine the open circuit voltage (OCV) without any load applied to the battery.

(4) Verify voltage is within OEM specifications.

CAUTION

GEL BATTERIES DO NOT REQUIRE AN ELECTROLYTE CHECK.

ATTEMPTING TO ACCESS INTERNAL COMPONENTS WILL

DAMAGE THE BATTERY.

(5) Verify electrolyte level within batteries.

(a) Remove battery caps.

NOTE: The electrolyte level in a fully charged battery should be at least ½” above the internal plates.

(b) Visually inspect internal electrolyte levels.

ADDING DISTILLED WATER WHEN A BATTERY IS NOT FULLY

CHARGED CAN RESULT IN ELECTROLYTE OVERFLOW.

ELECTROLYTE LEVELS EXPAND AND CAUSE THE BATTERY TO

OVERFLOW AND BECOME DAMAGED.

(c) Add distilled water as needed to raise the level within manufacturers’ specifications.

(6) Inspect the battery connections for the following:

(a) Battery cable damage, cuts, and abrasions

(b) Securely fastened to connector lugs

(c) Properly coated with corrosion preventative Corrosion Preventative Compound, (Or equivalent)

(d) Free of rust and/or corrosion

(e) Signs of arcing

(f) Pitting

(g) Exposed conductor material

(h) Loose connections

(7) Visually verify battery charger (if applicable) operates properly.

d. Check electrical components:

(1) Verify wire harnesses are not frayed, brittle, or loose.

(2) Verify all electrical connections are tight with no corrosion or abrasions.

(3) Verify fuse block is intact.

e. Verify engine belts are not frayed, brittle, or loose (as applicable).

f. Verify air cleaner restriction indicator (as applicable) is functioning.

g. Verify exhaust system (as applicable) is secure and free of damage.

h. Close all compartment access points.

13. Remove Lockout/Tags-plus Material and Hardware IAW OSHA Regulations (Standards-29CFR) Subpart S, Electrical, Standard Number 1910.333.

14. Inspect operational functionality:

a. Verify emergency manual operation for lowering the lift is functional.

b. Don personal safety harness with lanyard.

c. Get into the driver’s position on the platform.

ONLY QUALIFIED OPERATOR’S ARE AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE

THE ASSET TO ACCOMPLISH THE FOLLOWING STEPS. FAILURE

TO COMPLY MAY CAUSE SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.

WARNING

APPROPRIATE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SHALL BE TAKEN AND

PROPER PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT SHALL BE WORN

BY ALL PERSONNEL IN THE SURROUNDING AREA OF MATERIAL

HANDLING OPERATIONS. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY CAUSE

SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY.

NOTE: Refer to asset operator’s manual for appropriate starting procedures.

d. Fasten safety harness lanyard to asset.

e. Verify keyed ignition switch operates in all settings.

f. Ensure Emergency Shutoff is not engaged.

g. Place key in ON position/Start engine (as applicable)

h. Verify all gauge’s function properly (as applicable).

i. Verify hour meter operates properly.

j. Verify there are no unusual noises.

k. Verify there are no exhaust leaks (as applicable).

l. Verify emergency engine/motor stop operation.

m. Verify travel/motion audible signal operates.

n. Check the brake system (as applicable).

(1) Engage the parking brake.

(a) Ensure that no one is in front of or behind the equipment.

(b) Attempt to drive the equipment forward.

NOTE: Some units utilize parking brakes which are automatically engaged/disengaged with forward/reverse controls. The unit will move on these assets.

(c) Ensure the equipment does not move.

o. Verify the operation of the directional/lift controls.

(1) Shift directional controls into forward.

(a) Check for proper operation.

(2) Shift directional controls into neutral.

(a) Check for proper operation.

(3) Shift directional controls into reverse.

(a) Check for proper operation

(4) Shift boom controls to extend (as applicable).

(a) Stop boom at various points.

1) Check for proper operation.

(5) Shift boom controls to retract (as applicable).

(a) Stop boom at various points.

1) Check for proper operation.

(6) Shift lift controls to up position.

(a) Stop lift at various points.

1) Check for proper operation.

CAUTION

ENSURE ADEQUATE SPACE IS AVAILABLE TO PROPERLY RAISE

EQUIPMENT. FAILURE TO DO SO CAN LEAD TO EQUIPMENT

AND/OR FACILITY DAMAGE AND POSSIBLE INJURY TO

PERSONNEL.

(7) Extend lift to maximum height.

(a) Check for proper operation.

(8) Shift lift controls to down position.

(a) Stop lift at various points.

1) Check for proper operation.

(9) Retract lift to best travel position.

(10) Check acceleration (forward and reverse)

(11) Check braking (at speed)

NOTE: At speed, braking may be sudden and harsh.

(a) Verify braking is smooth and straight.

(12) Check the turning radius/tracking.

(13) Check for any leaks with engine at full operating temperature (as applicable).

(14) Ensure battery disconnect switch is operable.

(15) Ensure manual or hydraulic stabilizer outriggers (as applicable) operate properly.

C FINAL STEPS

1. Turn key to off position.

2. Engage Emergency Shutoff.

3. Disconnect safety lanyard.

4. Depart platform.

NOTE: Report completion of annual inspection to Support Equipment Product Line - MPC Sign Off (sharepoint-mil.us). Support Equipment Product Line - MPC Sign Off (sharepoint-mil.us).

NOTE: Report any discrepancies requiring assistance to the Support Equipment Product Line. Submit a Technical and Equipment Authorization Request (TEAR) at https://uscg.sharepoint-mil.us/sites/TEAR.

NOTE: Report inability to complete the annual inspection or any other asset concerns to ALC-ALC-SEPL@uscg.mil..

5. Record maintenance action by completing appropriate sign-off and adding pertinent remarks.

https://uscg.sharepoint-mil.us/sites/cg4/SEProgram/SEPL mailto:ALC-ALC-SEPL@uscg.mil

SAMPLE DATA PLATE

Figure 1