Chapter 1 Transportation Supervisor

• Figure 1-1.—A section of an Equipment TAB A.
• Construction Automotive Special Equipment/Management Information System
• Figure 1-2.—Equipment Status Board.
• Figure 1-3. Dispatcher's Log, NAVFAC 9-11240/2.
• Figure 1-5.—Operator’s Inspection Guide and Trouble Report, NAVFAC 9-11240/13.
• Figure 1-6.—Motor Vehicle Utilization Record, DD Form 1970 (Front).
• Figure 1-7.—Motor Vehicle Utilization Record, DD Form 1970 (Back)
• Trouble Reports File (Hard-Card File)
• Figure  1-8.—Sample  deployment  CESE  assignments.
• Figure 1-9.—Sample of a Vehicle/Equipment Request
• Yard Boss
• 14080_23
• Figure 1-10.—Collateral Custody Card, COMSECOND/COMTHIRDNCB 60 Form.
• Figure 1-12.—Non-NSN Requisition, NAVSUP Form 1250-2.
• Attachment Custodian
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• Equipment Maintenance Program
• Figure 1-14.—Sample of Vehicle/Construction Equipment PM Record, NAVFAC 11240/6.
• Figure 1-15.—Equipment Repair Order Log Sheet.
• Figure 1-16.—DoD Property Record, DD Form 1342
• Figure 1-18.—Direct Turnover (DTO) Log.
• Maintenance Levels
• Figure 1-19.—Sample of Preventive Maintenance Schedule.
• 14080_35
• Figure 1-20. Equipment Repair Order (ERO), NAVFAC 11200/41.
• Figure 1-21. Equipment Repair Order (ERO), NAVFAC 11200/41, Block Codes
• Figure 1-22. Equipment Repair Order (ERO) Continuation Sheet, NAVFAC 11200/41A
• Figure 1-23. Equipment Repair Order (ERO) Worksheet, NAVFAC 11200/41B.
• BEEP
• Figure 1-24.—Outline of narrative report of Battalion Equipment Evaluation Program.
• Figure 1-25.—Battalion Equipment Evaluation Program (BEEP) Flow Chart.
• Figure  1-26A.—Equipment  Evaluation  Inspection  Guide  (Front).
• Figure  1-26B.—Equipment  Evaluation  Inspection  Guide  (Back).
• Figure 1-26B.—Equipment Evaluation Inspection Guide (Back)—Continued.
• Figure 1-27.—Attachment Evaluation Inspection Guide.
• License Examiner
• Application Forms
• Figure 1-31.—Application for Vehicle Operator’s Identification Card, NAVFAC 11240/10 (Front).
• Figure 1-32.—Application for Vehicle Operator’s Identification Card, NAVFAC 11240/10 (Back).
• Figure 1-33.—Application for Construction Equipment Operator License, NAVFAC 1120/1 (Front).
• Figure 1-34.—Application for Construction Equipment Operator License, NAVFAC 11260/1 (Back).
• Figure 1-35.—Physical Fitness Inquiry for Motor Vehicle Operators, Standard Form 47.
• License Test
• U.S. Government Motor Vehicle Operator’s Identification  Card,  OF-346
• Figure 1-36. Construction Equipment Operator License Record, NAVFAC 11260/3.
• License Upgrading
• Training Program

Chapter 2 Air Detachment Equipment Supervisor

• Table of Allowance (TOA)
• CESE Requirements
• CESE and Material Preparation
• Figure 2-4.—Joint Airlift Inspection Record, DD Form 2133.
• Weighing and Marking
• Figure 2-6.-Portable scales.
• Figure 2-8.—Weight and balance of tracked vehicle
• Shoring
• Figure  2-11.-Sleeper  shoring.
• Palletized Cargo
• Figure 2-14.—5,000-pound tie-down strap.
• Figure 2-17.—Bare tine extenders.
• Site Selection
• Equipment Platoon Operations
• Projects
• Figure 2-19.—Sample of the air det mount-out organization.
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Chapter 3 Crane Crew Supervisor

• Crane License Program
• Figure 3-1A.—Crane Condition Inspection Record (Front).
• Figure 3-1B.—Crane Condition Inspection Record (Back).
• Figure  3-2.-Crane  Lift  Checklist.
• Figure3-3.—Sample of the Crane Operator’s Daily Checklist.
• Crane Operator’s Daily Inspection
• Wire Rope End Connections
• Hook Block Inspection
• Sheave Inspection
• Figure 3-10.—Sheave (Pulley) Inspection.
• Figure 3-11.—Typical crane capacity chart.
• Figure 3-12.—Check accuracy of boom angle indicator.
• Figure 3-13.—Eight-part line hook block.
• Figure 3-14.-Crane capacity lost by crane out of level.
• Figure 3-16.—Crane radius.
• Figure 3-17.—Marking hydraulic rams.
• Caution
• Figure 3-19.—Certification of Load Test and Condition Inspection.
• Crane Safety
• Wire Rope Slings and Rigging Hardware
• Single-Vertical  Hitch
• Bridle Hitch
• Figure 3-23.—Determination of bridle hitch sling capacity.
• Figure 3-25.—Determination of double-basket hitch sling capacity.
• Eye Splices
• Figure 3-29.-Flemish eye and serving
• Figure 3-33.—Fold back eye and pressed metal sleeve.
• Figure 3-35.-Flemish eye development.
• Records
• Figure 3-36.-Proof Test/Inspection Sheet.
• Wire Rope Safe Operating Procedures
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Chapter 4 Project Supervisor

• Concepts of Construction
• Deployment Planning
• Earthwork Computations
• Table 4-1.-Volume Changes
• Figure 4-6.-Slope ratio.
• Road  Nomenclature
• Figure 4-9.-Area of a square and rectangle.
• Figure  4-12.-Computing  cubic  yards  of  cross  sections.
• Figure 4-13.-CAS sheet
• Equipment Estimates

Chapter 5 Quarry Supervisor

• Table  5-1.-Classification  of  Pits  and  Quarries
• Soil Quality
• Types of Quarry Material
• Sieve Analysis
• Figure  5-4.-Sieve  analysis.
• Compaction Qualities of Soil
• Pit or Quarry Site Preparation
• Clearing the Site
• Figure  5-7.-Plain  chute  loading  ramp.
• Pit Operations
• Figure  5-11.–Typical  quarry  layout.
• Quarry Operations
• Warning
• Quarry Equipment
• Blasting Operations
• Figure 5-15. Hard-faced parts and accessories.

Chapter 6 Crusher Supervisor

• Figure 6-1.-Primary unit.
• Figure  6-3.-Apron  feeder.
• Secondary  Unit
• Figure 6-6.-Cone crusher plant.
• Figure 6-7.—Shell combinations for dual roll crushers.
• Caution
• Screens
• Screen Selection
• Conveyers
• Wash Plant
• Figure 6-11.—Wash and screen plant.
• Plant Layout
• Figure 6-14.-Spiral ramp stockpile.
• Road  Networks
• Warning

Chapter 7 Concrete Batch Plant Supervisor

• Aggregate
• Additive Used in Concrete
• Batching Concrete
• Remixing Concrete
• Figure 7-2. Mobile concrete mixer plant.
• Mobile Concrete Mixer Plant
• Transit Mixer Safety

Chapter 8 Asphalt Plant Supervisor

• Asphalt Plant Operations
• Figure  8-4.-Pugmill
• Figure 8-6.-Calibration chart, gradation feeder Gates.
• Dryer
• Dust Collector
• Figure  8-8.–Dust  collector.
• Hot Screens
• Hot Bins
• Asphalt Heating and Circulation
• Table  8-1.-Suggested  Asphalt  Temperature  Ranges
• Batch Asphalt Plant
• Figure 8-14.-Typical batch plant cumulative scale settings and cycle.
• Pugmill Mixing
• Continuous-Flow Asphalt Plant
• Drum-Mix Asphalt Plant
• Asphalt Metering
• Bituminous Surfacing Materials
• Figure  8-19.-Petroleum  asphalt  flow  chart.
• Asphalt  Cutbacks
• Grades of Asphalt Cutbacks
• Use of Asphalt Emulsions
• Field Identification of Bituminous Materials
• Solubility Test
• Figure 8-23.—Pour test for asphalt and cutbacks.
• Smear Test
• Estimation of Materials
• Tack Coat
• Tack Coat , Continued
• Surface Treatment
• Compute Bituminous Material
• Table  8-6.-Weight  and  Volume  Relations  for  Various  Types  of  Compacted  Asphalt  Pavement.
• Estimates for Asphalt Plants
• Asphalt Plant Safety

Chapter 9 Well Drilling Supervisor

• Figure  9-1.–Hydrologic  cycle  and  zone.
• Groundwater Explorations
• Wells
• Figure 9-5. Driller's Log
• Rotary Drilling Crew
• Kelly-Drive Rotary Drilling Operating Principles
• Figure  9-9.-Drill  steel,  collars,  and  subs.
• Kelly-Drive Rotary Drilling Operations
• Top-Head Drive Rotary Well Drilling Rig
• ITWD  Components
• Top-Head Drilling Operations
• Drilling Difficulties
• Crooked  Holes
• Well Development and Completion
• Well Drilling Safety
• Figure 9-16.-Gravel pack.

Appendix I Conversion Tables

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Appendix II Math Formulas

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Appendix III References

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• Collateral Equipage

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• Assignment Questions
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