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Preservation, Storage, and Depreservation of Vehicles and Equipment

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. 1-5

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