PS Magazine - APRIL 1976
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 281
APRIL 1976
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Each mechanic is issued a tool
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The kits are issUed to the mechanic by
hand receipt. When they're not in Use,
the toOl sets shoUld be kept und±r lock
and keY, too.
Small tooLs must be controlled as
well² However, the best way to handle
small
tools
is
to
mount them on
toolboards. That way yoU can keep
tabs on the tools with ease. Make sure,
though, the toolboard is in a secUre
place.
A c³eck-oUt system is another method to Keep tabs on small tools. ´oU can
have yµur mechaniCs sign out for each tool on a clipboard. ¶r, yoU can assign
metal
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tags to each mechanic and have them hang their tags on the tool hooks.
Whatever system you use, somebody mUst keep on top of it¸and that's yoU!
´oU should also inventory the tools at least every 30 days.
As far as motor pool paperwork goes¹ these ºare the only files, forms anD
records you need to hold onto. »se the miles of extra forms yoU've kept to paper
t¼e motor pool
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wall¾.
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If you're
m
EUrope,
you might look into taking the 2¿week ¶MS
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¶rganizational Àaintenance SUpervisor course or the Á-week ¶GÃ69 ¶fficer
Âogistic's Readiness ÄoUrse given at t¼e Äombined Arms Training ÄenterÅ
Vilseck. There're some good handsÃon training courses offered, too.
CAl YOU
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HELP
ME?
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own post or coÆand also Ç
may have a coUrse set Èp. Make a few
p¼one calls; yoU may find exactly t¼e_
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kind
of training yoÉ need for the job. Ê Ë
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And, don't overlook one handy pub that'll give you a refresher on recordsÌ
keeping: TÄ 9Í7ÁÍÁ PT, General Subjects Pertaining to AS»BJSÄÎ 9Ï7Ð T20
(Mar
74).
It's really straight.
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