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equipment. Actual performance of maintenance
work is compared to hourly standards for such
work, as established and published by various
manufacturers and the Naval Facilities
Engineering Command (NAVFAC), to determine
efficiency of maintenance operations. The Navy
also uses cost control to justify the performance
of repairs at its activities.
RECORDS AND REPORTS
In the cost control system, all costs ac-
cumulated in the maintenance and operation of
the equipment are recorded and charged to
appropriations and allotments. These costs may
be director indirect labor or material. They may
also include services provided, such as shop stores,
utilities, and even building maintenance.
To evaluate performance and to assist in ef-
fective management of transportation main-
tenance, a series of transportation management
reports has been designed that will furnish useful
information to management at all levels. These
reports are prepared by the accountable fiscal
office from the cost records maintained in that
office and from feeder reports prepared by the
transportation office. These reports provide the
facts required by supervisors to pinpoint deficient
areas and should be used for corrective action.
The objectives of the transportation
management reports are to provide the following:
1. Information on the productivity of main-
tenance shop personnel (actual versus standard
hours)
2. Data on overhead costs
3. Comparison between activity costs and
commercial costs
4. Comparison between actual direct labor
hours expended and established maintenance
input standards
5. Comparison between actual and standard
maintenance costs
Variances indicated in reports frequently
require a searching review of detailed shop records
to determine the causes. The individual Shop
Repair Order, NAVFAC Form 9-11200/3A,
shown in figure 1-2, and the Shop Repair
Order (Continuation Sheet), NAVFAC Form
9-11200/3B, shown in figure 1-3, contain all of
the basic data required for this review.
Figure 1-3.Shop Repair Order (Continuation Sheet), NAVFAC Form 9-11200/3B.
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