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Who is responsible for the command supply discipline program?

Who is responsible for the command supply discipline program?

In the Army, Company Commanders are required to initiate a Command Supply Discipline Program in their respective units, in accordance with AR 710-2, appendix B, and AR 735-5, paragraph 11-1. The Command Supply Discipline Program is a compilation of existing regulatory requirements.

What table in AR 710-2 is used for CSDP?

Table B-7
procedures, and management controls (as discussed in AR 710-2). 710-2). activity. CSDP evaluation frequency is listed in Table B-7 of AR 710-2.

What is Cmdp army?

This regulation prescribes policies, responsibilities, and evaluation criteria for the Army National Guard (ARNG) Command Maintenance Discipline Program (CMDP) to attain, sustain, and manage materiel readiness.

Who can conduct cyclic inventory?

I have found that most units conduct a 10% cyclic every month, which seems to be easiest and can be done by an officer in the unit (such as a PL, or XO). Doing a cyclic inventory may be most efficient and the best way to catch small discrepancies.

Who rates a supply sergeant?

The 1SG should rate the Readiness NCO and the Readiness NCO should rate the Supply Sergeant and/or Training NCO in the unit. Another alternative is to have your Company XO rate the Readiness NCO. In either case, the Company Commander should be the Senior Rater.

What army regulation covers maintenance?

Maintenance (AR 750-1 and DA PAM 750-1)

What is direct responsibility army?

Direct responsibility obligates a person to ensure property they signed for is properly used, cared for, and kept safe.

What are the three types of Army property?

Terms in this set (37)

  • Nonexpendable.
  • Expendable property.
  • Durable.

What is the Army regulation for accountability?

Commands at every level must maintain 100 percent accountability for deploying, deployed, and the redeployment of every DOD Soldier, civilian, and contractor in support of DOD—Army missions.