Title: PRESINSURV
1PRESINSURV
2WP / AS INSPECTION TEAM
- DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF FOR COMBAT SYSTEMS
- CAPT JOHN DAVIDSON,
- LEAD WEAPONS /AS INSPECTOR
- CDR KARL DINKLER KARL.DINKLER_at_NAVY.MIL
- WP /AS INSPECTORS
- LCDR KEN DALTON KENNETH.DALTON1_at_NAVY.MIL
- LCDR JIM GALOPA JAMES.GALOPPA_at_NAVY.MIL
- LT MARC GOODE MARC.GOODE_at_NAVY.MIL
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3ALL WEAPON SYSTEMS MK 15 CIWS MK 29 NSSMS
LAUNCHER MK 31 RAM MK41 VLS MK 45, 5/54 AND
562 MK 75, 76MM HARPOON TOMAHAWK FIRE CONTROL
SYSTEMS MK86 MK92 MK309 MK34 MK116
MK99 ASW SQQ-89 MK 32 SVTT SLQ-25(A) SQR-
19 TACTASS SQS-53 SONAR SQS-56
SONAR FATHO, XBT, SIMAS, WQC2/6 SQQ-34
(CV-TSC)
4- HANDLING EQUIPMENT
- MHE
- ELECTRIC AND DIESEL FORKLIFTS, PALLET
TRUCKS, RTS AND ALL WEAPONS CERTIFIED VEHICLES
WILL BE INSPECTED IAW NAVSEA SW023-AH-WHM-010.
LICENSED OPERATORS REQUIRED. - OHE
- THERE WILL BE A 10 SAMPLE TAKEN FROM THE
INVENTORY INSPECTED - TORPEDO, (OTS), RAM, NATO
- EQUIPMENT WILL BE ERECTED FOR INSPECTION
ON DAY 1. - ELEVATORS/AMMO HOISTS
- SOT LEVEL II (R-7),AND PORTIONS OF THE FOLLOWING
MRCS OR THEIR EQUIVALENTS AS APPICABLE TO A
PARTCULAR SYSTEM - 18M-1R, A-1, A-3, A-5, A-8, A-11
5SPRINKLERS/ DELUGE VALVES
- VLS EDUCTOR CHECKS
- AT SEA
- VLS DELUGE VALVE PMS
- ONE VALVE PER HALF MODULE WILL BE TESTED.
- CG 32 DDG 24
- MAG SPRINKLERS
- ALL SPRINKLER GROUPS WILL BE TESTED.
- ONLY TEST AND OPERATE, NO MAINTENANCE OR
CLEANING. - ALARM CHECKS
- F,FD, FH, ALARM TESTING.
- DL ALARM TESTING.
6- CREW SERVED WEAPONS
- M60 / .50 CAL / MK 19 / MK38 / MK 44
- COMMS AND CEASE FIRE ALARMS
- READY SERVICE LOCKERS
- AS PER CHECK LIST AND PMS
- MAGAZINE INSPECTION
- AS PER CHECK LIST AND DAILY PMS
- HEAD SPACE AND TIMING
- CHECK FIRING CUTOUTS
- OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
- HOT GUN MISS FIRE PROCEDURES.
- SAFETY PRECAUTIONS POSTED.
- CONTENTS PLACARDS
- STOWAGE PLANS
7DEMOsRef 4730.1D and appendix D applies
- STREAM NIXIE
- CHECK LIMIT SWITCHES / MICM PER Q2R
- ASW DTE
- IAW INSURVINST 4730.22C
- AAW DTE
- IAW INSURVINST 4730.21F
- SD DTE
- IAW INSURVINST 4730.21F
- TOMAHAWK
- IAW INSURVINST 4730.25
- CV-TSC
- IAW INSURVINST 4730.24
8GENERAL ITEMS
- AT/FP INVENTORY
- AS PER AEL
- PORTABLE GENERATOR TO BE LIT OFF AND A LOAD
APPLIED - SMOOTH LOG DATA (SPECIFICALLY)
- GUN LOGS, DATE OF LAST 60M CHECK ON
MAGAZINE SPRINKLER CONTROL VALVES, WEIGHT TEST
CERTIFICATION FOR ALL OHE/MHE AND ELEVATORS,
ANNUAL GUN BARREL INSPECTION REPORT (FORM NAVSEA
8300/2), TOMAHAWK/CRUISE MISSILE CERTIFICATION,
FIRING CUTOUT DRAWINGS FOR ALL WEAPONS SYSTEMS,
SONAR SELF NOISE RESULTS, SONAR DOME INSPECTION
REPORT, WQM-8 REPORT AND LATEST ASW SCOT FIRING
RESULTS. - OTHER AREAS ASSESSED
- CLEANLINESS, PRESERVATION AND STOWAGE.
9REPORTING OF DEFICIENCIES Ref 4730.11
- PART 1. DEFICIENCIES LIKELY TO
- CAUSE THE SHIP TO BE UNSEAWORTHY
- SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF
PERSONNEL OR ESSENTIAL MATERIAL - REDUCE THE ABILITY OF THE SHIP TO CARRY OUT ITS
ASSIGNED MISSION OR TO PERFORM IN ANY PRIMARY
MISSION AREA - CAUSE INJURY TO PERSONNEL OR DAMAGE TO VITAL
MATERIAL. - PART 2. DEFICIENCIES
- DENOTE A LESS IMPORTANT DEFICIENCY THAT DOES
NOT MEET THE CRITERIA FOR A PART 1 DEFICIENCY,
BUT SHOULD BE CORRECTED TO RESTORE THE SHIP TO
REQUIRED SPECIFICATIONS.
10REPORTING OF DEFICIENCIES
Ref 4730.11
- PART 3. DEFICIENCIES LIKELY TO
- REQUIRE EITHER A MAJOR ALTERATION TO CORRECT
(DESIGN RELATED) OR MODIFICATIONS THAT ARE TOO
COSTLY TO EFFECT DURING THE LIFE CYCLE OF THE
SHIP. - REPORTS
- DEFICIENCIES WILL BE GIVEN TO DEPT HEAD VIA
DISKETTE - (SHIP.OUT).
- QUICK LOOK MESSAGE WILL LIST MOST SIGNIFICANT
- DEFICIENCIES.
11CONDUCT OF THE INSPECTION
- THE SHIP DRIVES THE SCHEDULE
- MATERIAL ASSESSMENT OF EQUIPMENT!
- NO LIVE ORDNANCE DURING DEMONSTRATIONS.
- INSPECTION STANDARDS ARE BASED ON PMS, TECH
MANUALS, NSTMS AND OTHER DOCUMENTATION. - INSPECTORS DO NOT OPERATE/SERVE AS SECOND PERSON
FOR SITUATIONS REQUIRING TWO MAN RULE. - SNAPSHOT IN TIME ASSESSMENT!
- ALL DEFICIENCIES ARE REPORTED, EVEN IF CORRECTED
BY THE END OF INSPECTION. - SAFETY IS PARAMOUNT
12DETECT-TO-ENGAGE
- DETECT-TO-ENGAGE BRIEF
- IAW INSURVINST
- PLAN TO CONDUCT COMBAT SYSTEMS BRIEFS FOR
AAW/SD/ASW/ DTE IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE
IN-BRIEF ON MONDAY MORNING. - BRIEF SHOULD BE JUST THAT, BRIEF. SIMPLY SHOW
US HOW YOU INTEND TO RUN THE EVENT - INITIAL RUN WILL TEST ALL WEAPON SYSTEMS IN
...THE MOST AUTOMATIC CONFIGURATION - SUBSEQUENT RUN(S) WILL EVALUATE ADDITIONAL
WEAPONS SYSTEMS MODES AND CAPABILITIES NOT
DEMONSTRATED.
13NOTIONAL WP / AS INSPECTION TIMELINE
- DAY 1
- INSURV TEAM ARRIVES.
- INBRIEF.
- COMBAT SYSTEMS/DTE BRIEF (SENIOR CS/WP INSP).
- INSPECT TOPSIDE LOCKERS, GUN LOCKERS AND .50
CAL, CHAIN GUNS . (WP INSP.) - CONDUCT MAGAZINE SPRINKLER AND ALARM TESTING.
(TECH) - ELEVATOR SOTS START. (TECH)
- INSPECT MAGAZINES. (WP INSP.)
- INSPECT CIWS AND MISSILE/GUN SYSTEMS. (TECH)
- INSPECT ASW SYSTEMS. (TECH)
- INSPECT TORPEDO HANDLING EQUIUPMENT. (TECH)
- FIRE AIR SLUGS. (TECH)
- SONAR DOME PRESSURIZATION BOARD SDPS. ( TECH)
- DEAD-BUS ELECTRICAL CHECKS BY THE ENGINEERS.
- DAY 2
- INSPECT ARMORY SPACES. (WP INSP.)
- TBD INSPECT YELLOW GEAR/MHE. (TECH)
- INSPECT ATFP AEL. (WP INSP.)
- COMPLETE ZONE INSPECTIONS FOR AS/WP ASSIGNED
SPACES.
14NOTIONAL WP / AS INSPECTION TIMELINE
- DAY 3
- UNDERWAY
- CV-TSC (CARRIER ONLY)
- CONTINUE OUTSTANDING DAY 2 CHECKS.
- AAW DTE / USW DTE
- NIXIE STREAM.
- EVENING RETURN TO PORT.
- DAY 4
- WORK ON THE ADMIN PART OF THE INSPECTION.
- DEBRIEF DEPARTMENT HEAD/DIVO (SHIP.OUT).
15WHAT TO DO PRIOR TO YOUR INSURV
- LOAD FLEET ROUND SIMULATOR (FRS) FOR RAM.
- SONAR SELF NOISE (30 DAYS PRIOR)
- SONAR RECEIVER SENSITIVITY AND SOURSE LEVELS (30
DAYS PRIOR) - SONAR DOME DIVE (FTSC ASSIST REQUIRED) (60 DAYS
PRIOR) - TORPEDO TUBES EMPTY
- CIWS LOADED WITH DUMMY AMMO
- CREW SERVED WEAPONS MOUNTED
- INVENTORY OF OHE EQUIPMENT
16ROUTINE DISCREPANCIES
- UNDERSTANDING WHAT THE DEMO INSTRUCTION SAYS.
- THE SHIP NOT KEEPING THE INSPECTOR MOVING.
- SMALL ARMS (.50 CAL/25MM/40MM) CUTOUTS
INCORRECTLY ADJUSTED. - UNDERULITIZATION OF CHECK LISTS ON OUR WEB SITE
- TORPEDO / RAM / NATO HANDLING EQUIPMENT NOT SET
UP. - ELEVATOR NOT SUPPORTED WITH THE CORRECT
PERSONNEL. - KEYS NOT AVAILABLE FOR THE INSPECTION.
- WEIGHT TEST OR CALIBRATION ISSUES.
- IF IN DOUBT, COMMUNICATE WITH INSPECTOR EARLY AND
OFTEN.