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sequence that allows for proper management control
and follow-up.
4. Shop scheduling provides the framework for
maximum coordination between various shop crafts
and helps reduce the delays caused by the lack of
materials, equipment, and transportation.
5. Management reporting provides the Public
Works managers with reliable and useful information
on performance and manpower distribution. This
information is useful for planning, decision making,
and reviewing goals.
ORGANIZATION AND STAFFING
Setting up a maintenance management system
provides the Public Works Departments (PWDs) with
an effective tool for managing both productivity and the
resources available. To help you better understand the
elements of control for the maintenance management
system (table 9-1), let’s review the organizational
structure (or staffing) of a PWD.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Figure 9-1 shows the recommended organization
for a small PWD. As a chief petty officer, you may be
assigned to overseas activities, security activities, or
remote activities within the United States. At these
locations you could perform the functions of either the
shop’s engineer or the assistant public works officer.
Public Works Officer
The public works officer (PWO), a Civil Engineer
Corps officer, is responsible to the commanding officer
of the base or activity for organizing, managing, and
supervising the PWD. The PWO’s areas of
responsibility include the shops, the facilities, and the
personnel assigned to the PWD. The PWO is
responsible for the planning, designing, maintaining,
and repairing of facilities. He or she is also responsible
for all the safety certifications, energy conservation
programs, and environmental matters. He or she may
also be responsible for all the facility support contracts.
Administrative Division
The Administrative Division is responsible for all
matters regarding civilian personnel, office services,
reports and statistics, financial management, and
management analysis.
Family Housing Division
Each installation that has family housing must have
a centralized family housing office. To centralize the
responsibilities for family housing management, you
will normally have a Family Housing Division within
each PWD. The Family Housing Division has two
responsibilities: housing management and housing
referral.
Figure 9-1.—Standard organization for a small PWD.
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