480ISRWI23-101 — Dcgs Materiel Management Instruction

480ISRWI23-101 governs materiel management for baseline COTS equipment and spares accounts at 480 ISRW DCGS sites.

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  • Publication number: 480ISRWI23-101
  • Title: DCGS MATERIEL MANAGEMENT INSTRUCTION
  • Date: 2018-07-26

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It covers inventory reporting, account adjustments, WAM assignments, physical inventories, training, and FIAR-related accountability practices. It requires written appointments, access and training timelines, inventory briefings, and records retention.

Applies to: This publication applies to all organizations with baseline COTS equipment installed on the weapon system.

Topics covered

  • Baseline COTS equipment accounts
  • ALMSS inventory reporting
  • Weapon System Account Managers
  • Physical inventories
  • Inventory account adjustments
  • FIAR accountability

Questions and answers

Who must designate the primary and alternate SME/WAM for ALMSS inventory responsibility?

The ISR Group Commanders are required to designate in writing a primary and alternate SME/WAM. (paragraph 2)

How soon must a 2S0XX person or Supply Representative obtain ALMSS/COTS access and training?

The 2S0XX person/Supply Representative must obtain access to ALMSS/COTS and receive training within 45 days of appointment. (paragraph 2)

How soon must a WAM complete mandatory accountability training after appointment?

The WAM will acquire mandatory WAM accountability training within 60 days of being appointed as the unit’s WAM. (paragraph 4)

How long must the WAM retain the signed inventory document?

The WAM will maintain a signed copy of the inventory document for six years. (paragraph 4)

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