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 QUESTIONS The following questions are strictly for your use in determining how well you understand the topics discussed in this chapter AND IN THE References SPECIFICALLY CITED IN THIS CHAPTER. The intent of these questions is to help you to learn the topics contained in the chapter and in the References. Remember: when you participate in the advancement examination for EA1, you may be asked questions that are drawn not only from this TRAMAN but also from the cited References as well. Therefore, it is to your benefit to answer the review questions. You do NOT have to submit your answers to these review questions to anyone for grading. Similar review questions are included at the end of each chapter. After answering the questions, you may turn to appendix VI of this book to see how well you performed.Q1. In the normal 55-hour battalion workweek your EAs have produced 600 man-hours of labor. How many man-days of labor does this equate to?Q2. In general, the majority of the work that EAs perform while in a battalion should be considered as what type of labor?
Figure 14-7.—Example end-of-month status for a project. Q3. Figure 14-7 shows the end-of-month status for a Seabee project. For this project, what is the total percent of project completion that should be reported in the monthly SITREP? (You will need to determine the missing data) Q4. A certain NCF project was originally estimated to require 600 man-days of direct labor. To date, 650 man-days have been expended and the project is 75-percent complete. Based on this information only, how many man-days of labor should be required to complete the remaining 25 percent of the project?Q5. Assume that your battalion is deployed to Seabee Camp Shields, Okinawa. As part of your engineering tasking for the deployment, you are to prepare construction drawings for a future project to be sited at the camp. When completed to what command should the drawings be forwarded for final approval?Q6. According to the TRAMAN, there are two reasons for you to have the ability to foresee all of the steps required to complete a job that you intend to assign to one of your EAs. What are those two reasons? A1. 75 man-days. A2. Indirect labor. A3. 61 percent. (Source: NMCB Operations Officer’s Handbook, COMSECOND/COMTHIRDNCBINST 5200.2A, Section IV.)A4. 150 man-days. (Source: NMCB Operations Officer’s Handbook, COMSECOND/THIRDNCBINST 5200.2A, appendix I.)A5. Commander, THIRD Naval Construction Brigade. A6. So that you can (1) get all of the information needed for the job from the person requesting it and (2) pass this information on to the person to whom you are assigning the job.
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