MCO 3710.7 governs the Marine Corps Aviation Current Readiness Program, including readiness metrics, analysis, briefings, and process improvement.
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It covers Current Readiness governance, Marine Aviation readiness metrics, reporting, briefing cycles, action management, barrier removal, process improvement, and cost gap analysis. It requires validated root causes, regular metric reviews, standardized gap analysis, and defined reporting and briefing products.
But, unlike other simpler problem solving strategies, DMAIC requires that the root cause be validated by data. (paragraph 3)
Marine Aviation CR metrics are governed through a USMC MCCB. (paragraph 1)
DRRS-MC reports readiness based on metrics and mission essential task-based mission assessments. (paragraph 1)
The purpose of the CR reporting process is to apply a disciplined and standardized method of closing gaps in expected performance to achieve required readiness and/or output goals while also understanding resource utilization, costs, and constraints. (paragraph 4)
The TMS team is responsible for continually identifying gaps between required and actual performance by using the TMS specific KPIs and supporting CpCs. (paragraph 4)