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Figure 1-4.—Typical timekeeping card. day on any given project. It is reviewed at the company level by the staff and platoon commander and then initialed  by  the  company  commander  before  it  is forwarded  to  the  operations  department.  It  is  tabulated by   the   management   division   of   the   operations department,   along   with   all   of   the   daily   labor distribution reports received from each company and department in the unit. This report is the means by which   the   operations   office   analyzes   the   labor distribution  of  total  manpower  resources  for  each  day. It  also  serves  as  feeder  information  for  preparation  of the monthly operations report and any other source reports required of the unit. This information must be accurate  and  timely.  Each  level  in  the  company organization  should  review  the  report  for  an  analysis of  its  own  internal  construction  management  and performance. PERSONNEL  READINESS CAPABILITY  PROGRAM The   Personnel   Readiness   Capability   Program (PRCP)  was  developed  for  use  within  the  Naval Construction Force (NCF). The PRCP is based upon skill inventories of personnel and provides personnel information to all levels of management within the NCF.  ‘Ibis  increases  the  ability  of  management  to control, to plan, and to make decisions concerning the readiness  of  each  unit.  The  PRCP  is  also  used  to identify the rating skills required and to determine the formal training and individual skills required by the Naval  Facilities  Engineering  Command.  Figure  1-5  is an example of a PRCP. NAVFAC P-458 Guidance for the PRCP has been published in a one volume publication, NAVFAC P-458, to ease its use by staff personnel and PRCP interviewers. The PRCP  contains  standard  skill  definitions  applicable  to the NCF, Standards and Guides, that consist of seven separate manuals (one for each Seabee rating), and is the primary tool of the interviewer in collecting and updating  data. SKILL  INVENTORIES An  accurate  and  current  skill  inventory  is  the backbone  of  PRCP.  Without  this  information,  any planning done would be questionable. The PRCP is 1-7

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