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CHAPTER  7 TEST EQUIPMENT
Figure 7-3.-Controlled-Equipage Custody Record, NAVSUP Form 306.

Electronics Technician Supervisor (ET1)
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TEST  EQUIPMENT  ADMINISTRATION The administration of the test equipment program involves  many  areas;  inventory,  procurement,  and disposal;  calibration  and  repair;  and  stowage  and handling. As a senior technician, you are expected to be able to manage this program. To do this properly, you must have a working knowledge of the various Navy programs  that  affect  the  administration  of  test equipment.  In  this  chapter,  both  TAMS  and  test equipment  will  be  referred  to  as  test  equipment. The Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command, along  with  Naval  Electronic  Systems  Engineering Activities  and  Centers,  was  established  to  replace  the abolished  NAVMAT  and  NAVELEX.  However,  the references  you  will  use  may  still  bear  the  names  of NAVMAT and NAVELEX. Keep this change in mind as you read this chapter. INVENTORY The  inventory  of  assigned  test  equipment  is  directly related  to  the  Ship  Configuration  and  Logistics  Support Information System (SCLSIS). The allowance of test equipment for a ship is contained in the Ships Portable Electrical/Electronic  Test  Equipment  Requirements  List (SPETERL). The  SPETERL  identifies  the  latest  known requirements  for  Portable  Electrical/Electronic  Test Equipment  (PEETE). New  SPETERLs  are  forwarded to  the  commands  before  the  start  of  any  shipyard overhaul and before the start of any availability in which major electronic change-outs will occur. A sample page from a SPETERL that covers some test equipment for ET systems is shown in figure 7-2. You can compare SCLSIS documents to the SPETERL and thus identify both   excesses   and   deficiencies.   You   should   also compare  the  SPETERL  and  SCLSIS  with  the Electrical/Electronic  Test  Equipment  Index,  NAVSEA ST   000-AA-IDX-010/PEETE,   for   subcategories (SCATs)  applicable  to  installed  equipment.  We  will  look more carefully at this index later on. You  need  to  keep  careful  inventory  and  distribution records of test equipment to maintain effective use, maintenance,  and  calibration  status  information.  You cannot do this with just the SCLSIS and SPETERL inventory  listing  because  test  equipment  distribution and user location will change between validations; test equipment is transferred between work centers; and test equipment is replaced because of failure, calibration needed,  and  similar  reasons.  To  maintain  a  good Figure 7-2.-SPETERL sample page. 7-2






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