MCO 4400.160 — Field Supply And Maintenance Analysis Office (short Title: Fsmao) Program

MCO 4400.160 governs the Field Supply and Maintenance Analysis Office Program and its assessments of Marine Corps logistics functions.

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  • Publication number: MCO 4400.160
  • Title: FIELD SUPPLY AND MAINTENANCE ANALYSIS OFFICE (SHORT TITLE: FSMAO) PROGRAM
  • Date: 26 Nov 2013
  • Proponent: 04000 Logistics
  • Status: New

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It covers analyses of supply, maintenance, maintenance management, arms, ammunition, explosives, and distribution. The publication requires inventories, procedure reviews, corrective actions, reporting, and scheduled analysis cycles.

Applies to: This Order applies to all commands/activities that account for and maintain General Property, Plant & Equipment (GPP&E) or Operating Materials and Supplies Inventory (OM&S) or perform distribution functions.

Topics covered

  • Supply and maintenance analyses
  • Equipment accountability and readiness
  • Arms, ammunition, and explosives
  • Distribution functions
  • Physical inventories
  • Analysis schedules
  • Corrective action plans

Questions and answers

What does an FSMAO analysis include?

A FSMAO analysis will include a 100% physical inventory of all Readiness Reportable Ground Equipment and Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) Crane reportable assets, a random sample physical inventory of other GPP&E and OM&S items, a review of supply, maintenance, maintenance management, and AA&E procedures to gauge overall equipment accountability and readiness.

How often are Marine Forces Reserve units analyzed?

Marine Forces Reserve units will be analyzed both on a biennial and triennial basis as prescribed by coordinated schedule.

Can an FSMAO analysis be requested more frequently?

DC I&L may direct and Commands may request analysis on a more frequent basis than biennially/triennially.

How quickly must accountability and readiness reporting corrections be made?

Make corrections to accountability records and readiness reporting inaccuracies identified during the FSMAO analysis within ten days of receiving the FSMAO analysis final report.

When must a unit commander submit an endorsement to the final report?

Ensure unit commanders submit an endorsement to the FSMAO analysis final report via their chain of command and that it is received at DC, I&L (LP) within 90 days of receipt of the analysis final report.

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