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MATERIAL  CATALOGING  AND CLASSIFICATION

CHAPTER 3 MATERIAL IDENTIFICATION One of the main duties of an AK3 is to identify and requisition  aeronautical  material.  This  chapter  provides basic information to help you develop the knowledge you need to perform these duties. You may not have all the facts memorized, but you should know where to find the information required. As you gain experience in your  rate,  you  will  be  able  to  retain  most  of  this information.  Memorizing  commonly  used  information will  help,  since  speed  is  an  essential  element  in processing  high  priority  requisitions.  Processing  time starts when requisitions are ordered. It ends when the material is delivered and received by the customer. In this   time   limit,   technical   research,   requisition preparation,  breakout  of  material,  and  delivery  must  be accomplished. Therefore, you cannot spend most of the time  allowed  in  material  identification. Proper material identification is essential to the requisitioning  and  receipt  of  the  correct  item.  You  must understand  the  terminologies  used  in  material identification.  The  appendix  section  of  this  manual  lists some of these terminologies and acronyms. For more information, refer to the list of publications used as references in writing this manual. MATERIAL  COGNIZANCE The  term   material   cognizance   refers   to   the inventory  manager  and  technical  advisor  of  each category  of  material  in  the  supply  system.  A  category of Navy material is a major grouping of items for supply management purposes. The list of cognizant symbols can be found in Military  Standard  Requisitioning  and Issue  Procedures  (MILSTRIP)  and  Military  Standard Transaction  Reporting  and  Accounting  Procedures (MLLSTRAP), NAVSUP P-437, appendix 17. GENERAL  INFORMATION Material  is  managed  according  to  category  (Federal Supply   Classification)   and   its   intended   use.   An inventory  manager  is  assigned  for  each  category  of material, and has overall responsibility for all items within  the  category. The inventory manager is also called  “material  cognizant”  within  the  supply  system. all  items  in  the  supply  system  have  an  assigned two-position  cognizance  symbol  code.  This  code identifies the inventory manager and the stores account in which the material is carried. The items assigned to bureau, office, or systems command  for  inventory  management  include  the following  material: .  Material in the research and development stage l  Material  that  requires  continuing  logistics, engineering,  or  fiscal  administration  and  control at the department level .  Material recognized as a onetime installation that was bought and issued for a specific use The inventory control point ICP items are those for   which   bureau,   office,   or   systems   command management is not essential. The ICP provides stocks of these items to its segment of the supply system. This group of items includes equipment, repair parts, and consumables. It also includes those items for which stocking  determination,  quality  control,  funding,  and issue  control  can  be  accomplished  by  the  ICP  If required, the ICP ensures that these items are available from   commercial   sources   and   other   government agencies. NAVSUP selects the items assigned to ICP for  inventory  management  with  the  advice  of  the appropriate bureau, office, or systems command. The Navy retail items are material vested to the Defense  Logistics  Agency  (DLA)  for  joint  military supply  management.  Since  reorganization  of  the  Fleet Material Support Office (FMSO) in 1993, the Ships Parts Control Center SPCC has assumed the Navy retail   inventory   and   financial   management responsibility  for  these  items.  These  items  include components,  repair  parts,  consumables,  and  other material. The   requirement   determination   and procurement of these items can be accomplished by the Defense Supply Center on a combined basis for all military  services. NAVY  MATERIAL Cognizance   symbols   are   two-character, alphanumeric codes prefixed to national stock numbers. The first character of the cognizance symbol identifies the stores account. The following information refers to the first character of the cognizance symbol: 3-1

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