Figure 1-26B.—Equipment Evaluation Inspection Guide (Back)

Figure 1-26B.—Equipment Evaluation Inspection Guide (Back)—Continued. CESE inspections 2 or 3 days before the planned BEEP completion date, ensuring that all CESE is processed through the mechanic shop. Mechanic inspectors conduct BEEP inspections using the Equipment Evaluation Inspection Guide. A safety inspection Equipment Repair Order (ERO) is developed for all CESE assigned. Any discrepancies listed on the evaluation guide is transferred to an ERO for repairs. Maintenance supervisors determine what repairs can be accomplished based on the work force, space, and repair parts available. Additionally, they inspect all maintenance records, review and account for all maintenance correspondence, and inventory and inspect all permanent Alfa company shop equipment. The maintenance supervisors review all the Equipment Evaluation Inspection Guides and approve all Equipment Condition Codes (fig. 1-28) for each CESE. After the final inspections of all CESE, the mechanics place NMCB unit identification marking decals (red-diamond shape for organic equipment and white-diamond shape for augment allowance equipment) in the correct locations. The dispatcher signs Block 77 of the EROs for customer approval of all CESE “BEEPed.” COMSECOND or COMTHIRD equipo reviews and approves all BEEP equipment evaluation guides and EROs. At the completion of all Alfa company inspections, the relieving equipment officer signs the TAB A as acceptance of the equipment for the relieving battalion. LICENSE PROGRAM A properly administered license program ensures only thoroughly trained personnel who are physically 1-35