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PTEAMBASE: A Program Management Tool to Capture the True Costs of Navy Corrosion

PTEAMBASE: A Program Management Tool to Capture the True Costs of Navy Corrosion
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Corrosion control and other organizational-level maintenance on U.S. Navy ships consume significant maintenance dollars and labor resources, while negatively affecting Sailors’ quality of life. The mission of the Preservation Team Initiative is to relieve Ship’s Force from performing selected preservation by utilizing qualified contractors, implementing best commercial engineering and technology practices, and using the most advanced coating systems approved for Navy use.

Product Number: 41208-460-SG
Author: J.C. Wegand, K.R. Thomas, D.C. Meikle, B.E. Brinckerhoff, E.D. Thomas II, C. McColl
Publication Date: 2008
Industry: Coatings
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Corrosion control and other organizational-level maintenance on U.S. Navy ships consume significant maintenance dollars and labor resources, while negatively affecting Sailors’ quality of life. The mission of the Preservation Team Initiative is to relieve Ship’s Force from performing selected preservation by utilizing qualified contractors, implementing best commercial engineering and technology practices, and using the most advanced coating systems approved for Navy use. To manage this sizable effort and its associated contracts, the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) championed the development of a web-based data entry, retrieval, and archival system. This central website is able to accept paperless submissions of pertinent preservation data, from production to quality assurance (QA), by all major program entities. The database’s benefits include instantaneous data recall and analysis to provide near real-time metrics on coating system application, volume of preservation, production efficiency and costs, and contractor performance.

Corrosion control and other organizational-level maintenance on U.S. Navy ships consume significant maintenance dollars and labor resources, while negatively affecting Sailors’ quality of life. The mission of the Preservation Team Initiative is to relieve Ship’s Force from performing selected preservation by utilizing qualified contractors, implementing best commercial engineering and technology practices, and using the most advanced coating systems approved for Navy use. To manage this sizable effort and its associated contracts, the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) championed the development of a web-based data entry, retrieval, and archival system. This central website is able to accept paperless submissions of pertinent preservation data, from production to quality assurance (QA), by all major program entities. The database’s benefits include instantaneous data recall and analysis to provide near real-time metrics on coating system application, volume of preservation, production efficiency and costs, and contractor performance.

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