Figure 1-28.—Equipment Condition Codes.
and mentally qualified are licensed as Equipment
Operators.
LICENSE EXAMINER
The license examiner should be the best
qualified licensed equipment operator available. The
license examiner is appointed by letter by the
commanding officer and has the responsibility to
become familiar with and maintain a library of the
following publications:
1. Storage
and
Materials
Handling,
DODINST 4145.19-R-1
2. Motor Vehicles Management Acquisition
and Use, OPNAVINST 11240.16A Motor
3. Vehicles Driver’s Handbook, NAVSEA
OP-2239, and Ammunition, Explosives,
and Related Hazardous Materials
4. Management
of
Transportation
Equipment, NAVFAC P-300
5. Testing and Licensing of Construction
Equipment Operators, NAVFAC P-306 6.
6. Management
of
Weight-Handling
Equipment
Maintenance
and
Certification, NAVFAC P-307
7. Navy Driver’s Handbook, NAVFAC MO-403
8. Naval
Construction
Force
Equipment
Management Manual, NAVFAC P-404
9. Naval Construction Force Safety Manual,
COMSECOND/COMTHIRDNCBINST Series
10. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations,
Parts 390-397
Additionally, the license examiner maintains
a license file under lock and key for each licensed
operator in the command. These files are
maintained to provide information on the types of
equipment the operator is qualified to operate,
applicants
background
and
experience,
examination findings, special requirements, traffic
violations, and accident history. The license
examiner must comply with the Privacy Act of 1974
in the maintenance of all files of licensed operators.
The license examiner maintains a tickler file of
each operator’s license expiration date and ensures
all personnel are properly trained on the equipment
before
issuing
the
Operator’s
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