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Table 1-4.—Seabee Project Package |
Figure 1-7.—Trench shoring-minimum requirements.
PROJECT PLANNING PACKAGE
The entire history of a Naval Construction Force
(NCF) project is documented in the standard five-
section project package. A list of the contents of the
project package (Seabee Project Package) is shown in
Table 1-4. A flowchart showing the sequence of
planning steps is shown in figure 1-8. It is quite evident
from looking at the contents of the project planning
package and at figure l-8 that planning a project from
the beginning to the end is an involved process. As a
second class petty officer, you will be expected to
prepare this type of project pack-age, to a certain
extent. This manual covers just a few aspects of the
project package folder. For more detailed information,
you will need to study the Seabee Crewleader’s
Handbook, Operations Officer’s Handbook, and
Seabee Planner’s and Estimator’s Handbook,
NAVFAC P-405 (Series).
The basic principle of the project package is to
divide a project into smaller, controllable units and to
set up a project history file. A project is usually
received from the regiment level where it is divided
into master activities. The next step is to further
Figure 1-8.—Project planning flowchart.
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