OO-ALCI23-103 — Precious Metal Recovery Program

OO-ALCI23-103 governs the identification, requisition, control, accumulation, and turn-in of precious metal materials at OO-ALC.

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  • Publication number: OO-ALCI23-103
  • Title: PRECIOUS METAL RECOVERY PROGRAM
  • Date: 2023-12-12

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It establishes roles for the Precious Metal Recovery Program and procedures for precious metal and PM-bearing scrap and waste. It requires appointments, inspections, records, weighing, inventories, and two-person witnessing for recovered precious metal turn-ins.

Topics covered

  • Precious Metal Recovery Program
  • Precious metal and PM-bearing scrap
  • PMRP manager appointments
  • Self-inspections
  • Recovered precious metal turn-ins
  • Fine precious metal inventories
  • Precious metal indicator codes

Questions and answers

Who appoints the complex Precious Metal Recovery Program manager?

The OO-ALC Commander will appoint, in writing, a complex primary/alternate manager for Precious Metal Recovery Program (PMRP). (paragraph 1)

What must group commanders and directors appoint for the PMRP?

The group commander/director will appoint, in writing, primary and alternate group (and squadron, if needed) monitors. (paragraph 1)

What document must group monitors keep for precious metal turn-ins?

Maintain a copy of Department of Defense (DD) Form 1348-1A, Issue Release/Receipt Document, for all PM turn-ins to Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Disposition Services (DLADS). (paragraph 1)

How must recovered precious metal turn-ins be performed?

Ensure turn-in of recovered PMs (e.g., gold leaf, silver flake, platinum voltage regulator) are performed under the two-person concept. Two people will witness weighing and total transaction. (paragraph 1)

How often must fine precious metal be physically inventoried?

Accomplish a monthly 100-percent physical inventory for any fine PM stored in the group/squadron. (paragraph 1)

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