ASNE (Tidewater Section) INSURV Brief

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ASNE (Tidewater Section)INSURV Brief

• G. B. Sanford
• Deputy
• 21 SEP 05

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Overview

• Board of Inspection and Survey
• Mission/Goals
• Changes
• Who We Are
• Fleet Scorecard
• Trends
• Path to Success
• Challenges
• Initiatives

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INSURV Mission

• . . . To periodically ascertain and report on
  the material condition and performance
  capabilities or limitations of navy ships . . .

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INSURV Goal

• To independently verify that our ships are
  materially combat ready to take our Sailors into
  harms way

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INSURV Goal

• Develop cooperative energy
• among stakeholders
• to improve material
• readiness on a
• continuing basis.

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Recent InSurv Changes

• Terminations -gt Limited MIs
• U/W (was Day 2) is now Day 3
• Inspection Periodicities
• Functional Org vice Team Org

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InSurv Organization Chart (2005)
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FLEET REPORT CARD(How Did the Fleet Do Last
Year?)
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MATERIAL INSPECTIONS 2004 REPORT CARD
AUX
CRUDES
AMPHIB
MINE
CV/CVN
SUB
TOTAL
3 2 17
9 8 16
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INSPECTION GROUP

DC
DECK
AUXILIARY
ELECTRICAL
PROPULSION
COMBAT SYS
C4I
AVIATION
NAVOSH
EP
SUPPLY/HAB
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MI TRENDS (Surface ships)
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Overall - Solid Performance
MI TRENDS (Submarines)
Functional Areas
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Challenges

• The brain and the sword are sound. Some
  critical vital organs are weak (Damage Control,
  Propulsion, Electrical/Aux).
• How could we do DC differently or change DC
  capabilities while still guaranteeing crew
  safety?
• For todays ships? For tomorrows ships?
• MCM/MHC, LSD, CG systems are aging too fast.
• What can be done to arrest these conditions?
• Does everyone understand shipboard material
  standards?
• How do we improve self-assessment capability?
• How do we verify progress/status?

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What Needs Attention Technical Issues
Oily Water Separators/Oil Content Monitors
Initial Point Detection System (IPDS) Air Flow
Alarms Vertical Package Conveyors/Elevators Watert
ight Doors Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
Detectors Halocarbon Monitors
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What Needs AttentionDisciplines

• PMS Accomplishment
• Zone Inspection Program
• EOSS/CSOSS Usage
• Self-Assessment Capability
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• Outside Assessment Cycle
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• Equipment Ownership
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• DC Org Training
• Fuel Oil/Lube Oil leaks
• OPA Systems
• CHT Systems
• Auxiliary Systems
• Valve Maintenance
• Gage Calibration

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InSurv Support Initiatives

• Qtrly SEA 05 Meetings
• SATs (Self Assessment Training visits)
• BG Lessons Learned Briefs
• AR (Annual Report) exchange w/ TyComs
• RAMs (Recommended Action Msgs)/ TIPs (Technical
  Issue Papers)
• GCC (Grading Criteria Conference) Review
• STANCO (Standardization Conference)

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Summary
Material Health of the Fleet mixed. - Good
Combat Systems/OPS/Deck - Poor
DC/Auxiliaries/Environmental Protection
Leading Issues in Poor Performing Ships - PMS
inadequate performance - Standards too low/not
understood/not enforced - Ownership
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• Your systems better be ready to fight
• they wont get a second chance

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?Questions?

• www.spawar.navy.mil/fleet/insurv

• G. B. Sanford
• 757-462-7028 DSN 253
• gregory.sanford_at_navy.mil