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How do I get Planned Maintenance System (PMS) documentation developed for my boat or craft?

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How do I get Planned Maintenance System (PMS) documentation developed for my boat or craft?

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If Planned Maintenance System documentation does not already exist for a particular boat or craft, the In-Service Engineering Agent would be tasked to develop Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC) and Maintenance Index Pages (MIP). PMS325 tasks the ISEA to perform this function as funding permits. The Maintenance Requirement Card (MRC) does not agree with my technical manual. What do I do? Planned Maintenance System documentation takes precedence over technical manual requirements. In case of conflict, follow the MRC. If the MRC appears to be in error, complete a Planned Maintenance System Feedback from (OPNAV 4790/7B) and forward to Fleet Technical Support Center (FTSC). The address is on the form. How do I get an update to my Allowance Parts List? Recommended changes to APLs should be forwarded to NAVSEALOGCEN, Mechanicsburg on an NAVSUP FORM 1371 (Rev 7-86) (Fleet COSAL Feedback Report). The address is on the form. Automated versions of the COSAL Feedback can be accessed using the Shi