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Colorado Technical University
Phase 3 Individual Project Initial Proposal with Draft Procedures Manual TACOM LARs
Individual Project Professor Lejla Tricic Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for ENGL205-1101B-02 Technical Writing and Speaking By Kevin P. Lyons Colorado Springs, Colorado March 7, 2011
Table of Contents Cover Page
1
Table of Contents
2
Letter to Program Manager
3
Scope of Services, Operational Procedures
4
Manager Responsibilities and Benefits
5
Software Cost and Fees, Closing
6
Proposal Time Estimates
7
References
8
Procedures Manual Executive Summary (Experienced s Procesures
2
9-15 16
1/407th AFSBn TACOM LCMC Fort Carson CO 80912 20:25 TACOM LCMC SSTR 1/407th AFSBn 2350 O’Connell Blvd Fort Carson CO 80913
February 28, 2011 Dear Mr. Smith, I have enclosed my finalized proposal in answer to your request for proposal for a procedures manual for TACOM LARs. You will find my proposal of the procedures I intend to develop. As a member of the organization there is no cost involved with this project. I can also use my experience with the systems to produce a product that everyone can understand and help reduce the istrative time these functions take to complete. The areas I that are covered are Operational procedures and istrative procedures. I have also developed a brochure to assist you and my fellow LARs to get an idea of what will be developed. I hope you find this fits your request for proposal. Sincerely, Kevin P. Lyons Automotive LAR
3
Kevin P. Lyons 1/407th AFSBn TACOM LCMC Fort Carson CO 80912 20:25 TACOM LCMC SSTR 1/407th AFSBn 2350 O’Connell Blvd Fort Carson CO 80913 Dear Mr. Smith: As a of the systems that are in place to the Soldiers in their maintenance and logistics tasks, I would like to outline a procedures manual to assist the workers assigned to our section. This correspondence outlines the complete scope of work you requested, including objectives, procedures, identification of responsibilities, and estimated fees. OBJECTIVE Implement a procedures manual to identify and instruct fellows Logistics Assistance Representatives (LARs) on their operational and istrative tasks. This manual would provide proper procedures and instructions on the tasks required to accomplish our mission. SCOPE OF SERVICES: Provide procedures manual covering the following areas. 1. Operations Reports: In this section the will have procedures on the that is tracked to the ed unit. This report tracks all of the actions that a representative gives to the units they . They must track the type of equipment ed and what was the issue they ed. They must also identify if the submitted a CREPS and the CREPS number they submitted. When a representative saves unit money they have to identify the savings and how much savings was accomplished. In this report the representative must also capture training given to ed units, the training is tracked by hours and number of people trained. The last part of the report is saved for istrative areas for the representative themselves. a. Weekly Operations Reports i.
4
to Units
ii. Cost Savings tracking iii. Training tracking iv. istrative Functions
5
2.
istrative Operations: The procedures in this portion of the manual will
inform a representative on the procedures of tracking their time and attendance. They will also have guidelines for Education tracking in using three systems. Total Educational Development System (TEDS), Civilian Education System (CES), and Deployment Education Requirements. a. Time and attendance tracking (every 14 days) b. Education Tracking i.
Total Educational Development System (TEDS)
ii. Civilian Education System CES iii. Deployment Education Requirements I would supply you and my fellow workers with a draft manual so that it can be verified for accuracy and the ’s ability to put into practical use. . YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES This project would need you full and authority of your position to implement:: 1. Assemble an up-to-date trial for all workers assigned. 2. Compile a complete list of all employees that will utilize this manual. 3. Review and the procedures manual meets your requirements. BENEFITS When the project is complete, LARs will have a procedures manual to assist and guide them to complete all of the required operational reports and istrative requirements. This will give them one manual to consult to correctly complete a proper report, and the accurate tracking of their time, vacation requests and educational requirements.
6
SOFTWARE COSTS AND PROFESSIONAL FEES There is no cost or fees with this project, just the investment of time to ensure that the product that is produced meets your requirements. CLOSING I appreciate the opportunity to service your procedural requirements for the LARS assigned to your area. . If you want to accept this proposal, please sign one copy and return it. Sincerely,
Kevin P. Lyons Automotive LAR Enclosure
RESPONSE This letter correctly sets forth the understanding of the TACOM LCMC Fort Carson Colorado.
Accepted by
7
Title
Date
TACOM LCMC 2350 O’Connell Blvd. Fort Carson, CO 80913 PROPOSAL DATE: February 26, 2011 Procedures Manual:
TO:
John Smith
TACOM LAR
MANUAL COST: TOTAL COST
$0
PROFESSIONAL FEE ESTIMATE: HOURS 9
Installation Plan Identify Responsibilities Establish Schedule Select Review Date Manual
9
Distribute Draft Manual Review Draft Manual Review Draft Mark-Ups Make Changes to Draft Changes Implementation Final Draft
9
Distribute Final Draft Manual Review Final Draft Manual Review Final Draft Mark-Ups Make Changes to Final Draft Procedures Manual:
6
Review Final Manual Produce Final Manual Distribute Final Manual Annual Review of Procedures
9
Conduct Annual Review of Manual
8
TOTAL HOURS
42
TOTAL FEES
$0
References http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ctndirect.aspx? AssetID=TC001018550&Application=WD&Version=11&axver=14.0.4730.0&Result=11 http://www.idoub.com/doc/9670100/Generic-Project-Proposal-Templateroject-Proposal-Template https://us.army.mil, photos
9
Operational and istrative Procedures
10
LAR
TA C O M L C M C
U. S. ARMY
1
TACOM LCMC 6501 E. 11 Mile Rd. Warren, MI 48397-5000
1
Table of Contents
4
1 Chapter
Operational Reports
T
his report is used to inform TACOM LCMC of systemic and important issues in the field. As the LAR s the Soldier and the Units they must for cost savings and training. Additionally they must follow issues that are repetitive and have implications across a system. The first area will be operational. c. Weekly Operations Reports (WAR) i.
to Units this report is used to show the command what the LAR has done to the unit during the week.
ii. Collaborative Readiness Problem Solving (C-REPS) is a system used when a LAR needs assistance with a issue in the field. iii. Cost Savings tracking: this is a dollar cost of how much a LAR saves the unit in cost for replacement parts. A LAR can take 60% of the cost of a part that was repaired or avoided cost of a repair. iv. Training tracking: A LAR is required to track the number of Soldiers and the hours of training accomplished in a week.
v. istrative Functions; This area is where a LAR records istrative actions or issues, schools, temporary duty or pay issues that need to be addressed.
2 Chapter
Operational Reports
A
dministrative operations consist of Time and Attendance, we will also accomplish Education Tracking using three different systems.
1. Time and attendance tracking (every 14 days) in this section I will give instructions on how to post your time card every other Monday using the ATAAPS web site.
a.
ATAAPS .
b.
Privacy Notice
c.
Data Source Selction
d.
ATAAPS Message Page
e.
ATAAPS Main Menu
f.
ATAAPS Labor
g.
ATAAPS ing Code
h.
ATAAPS TypeHR
i.
j.
ATAAPS Select TypeHr ATAAPS Add Time
k.
l. m.
2. Education Tracking a. Total Educational Development System (TEDS) I will use this area to instruct a LAR on how to apply for a class for training using the TEDS website b. Civilian Education System CES this section is used to show a LAR how to apply for a class in the CES system, this is leadership training. c. Deployment Education Requirements every LAR is required to complete training prior to deploying to combat zones and contingency operations, this section will give the instructions on how to accomplish this task.
References AR 700-4 AR 700-8
12/14/2007 LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE 7/23/2007 LOGISTICS PLANNING FACTORS AND DATA MANAGEMENT
Index ATAAPS, 2 CES, 2 C-REPS, 1 Deployment Education,2
TEDS, 2 Time and attendance, 2 Weekly Activity Report (WAR), 1
Experienced LAR Operational and istrative Summary Procedures
TA C O M L C M C
U. S. ARMY
1
TACOM LCMC 6501 E. 11 Mile Rd. Warren, MI 48397-5000
1
Table of Contents
4
1 Chapter
Operational Reports
T
his report is used to inform TACOM LCMC of systemic and important issues in the field. As the LAR s the Soldier and the Units they must for cost savings and training. Additionally they must follow issues that are repetitive and have implications across a system. The first area will be operational. d. Weekly Operations Reports (WAR) i.
to Units this report is used to show the command what the LAR has done to the unit during the week.
ii. Collaborative Readiness Problem Solving (C-REPS) is a system used when a LAR needs assistance with a issue in the field. iii. Cost Savings tracking: this is a dollar cost of how much a LAR saves the unit in cost for replacement parts. A LAR can take 60% of the cost of a part that was repaired or avoided cost of a repair. iv. Training tracking: A LAR is required to track the number of Soldiers and the hours of training accomplished in a week.
v. istrative Functions; This area is where a LAR records istrative actions or issues, schools, temporary duty or pay issues that need to be addressed.
2 Chapter
Operational Reports
A
dministrative operations consist of Time and Attendance, we will also accomplish Education Tracking using three different systems.
3. Time and attendance tracking (every 14 days) in this section I will give instructions on how to post your time card every other Monday using the ATAAPS web site. 4. Education Tracking a. Total Educational Development System (TEDS) I will use this area to instruct a LAR on how to apply for a class for training using the TEDS website b. Civilian Education System CES this section is used to show a LAR how to apply for a class in the CES system, this is leadership training. c. Deployment Education Requirements every LAR is required to complete training prior to deploying to combat zones and
contingency operations, this section will give the instructions on how to accomplish this task.
References AR 700-4 AR 700-8
12/14/2007 LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE 7/23/2007 LOGISTICS PLANNING FACTORS AND DATA MANAGEMENT
Index ATAAPS, 2 CES, 2 C-REPS, 1 Deployment Education,2
TEDS, 2 Time and attendance, 2 Weekly Activity Report (WAR), 1
Phase 3 Individual Project Initial Proposal with Draft Procedures Manual TACOM LARs
Individual Project Professor Lejla Tricic Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for ENGL205-1101B-02 Technical Writing and Speaking By Kevin P. Lyons Colorado Springs, Colorado March 7, 2011
Table of Contents Cover Page
1
Table of Contents
2
Letter to Program Manager
3
Scope of Services, Operational Procedures
4
Manager Responsibilities and Benefits
5
Software Cost and Fees, Closing
6
Proposal Time Estimates
7
References
8
Procedures Manual Executive Summary (Experienced s Procesures
2
9-15 16
1/407th AFSBn TACOM LCMC Fort Carson CO 80912 20:25 TACOM LCMC SSTR 1/407th AFSBn 2350 O’Connell Blvd Fort Carson CO 80913
February 28, 2011 Dear Mr. Smith, I have enclosed my finalized proposal in answer to your request for proposal for a procedures manual for TACOM LARs. You will find my proposal of the procedures I intend to develop. As a member of the organization there is no cost involved with this project. I can also use my experience with the systems to produce a product that everyone can understand and help reduce the istrative time these functions take to complete. The areas I that are covered are Operational procedures and istrative procedures. I have also developed a brochure to assist you and my fellow LARs to get an idea of what will be developed. I hope you find this fits your request for proposal. Sincerely, Kevin P. Lyons Automotive LAR
3
Kevin P. Lyons 1/407th AFSBn TACOM LCMC Fort Carson CO 80912 20:25 TACOM LCMC SSTR 1/407th AFSBn 2350 O’Connell Blvd Fort Carson CO 80913 Dear Mr. Smith: As a of the systems that are in place to the Soldiers in their maintenance and logistics tasks, I would like to outline a procedures manual to assist the workers assigned to our section. This correspondence outlines the complete scope of work you requested, including objectives, procedures, identification of responsibilities, and estimated fees. OBJECTIVE Implement a procedures manual to identify and instruct fellows Logistics Assistance Representatives (LARs) on their operational and istrative tasks. This manual would provide proper procedures and instructions on the tasks required to accomplish our mission. SCOPE OF SERVICES: Provide procedures manual covering the following areas. 1. Operations Reports: In this section the will have procedures on the that is tracked to the ed unit. This report tracks all of the actions that a representative gives to the units they . They must track the type of equipment ed and what was the issue they ed. They must also identify if the submitted a CREPS and the CREPS number they submitted. When a representative saves unit money they have to identify the savings and how much savings was accomplished. In this report the representative must also capture training given to ed units, the training is tracked by hours and number of people trained. The last part of the report is saved for istrative areas for the representative themselves. a. Weekly Operations Reports i.
4
to Units
ii. Cost Savings tracking iii. Training tracking iv. istrative Functions
5
2.
istrative Operations: The procedures in this portion of the manual will
inform a representative on the procedures of tracking their time and attendance. They will also have guidelines for Education tracking in using three systems. Total Educational Development System (TEDS), Civilian Education System (CES), and Deployment Education Requirements. a. Time and attendance tracking (every 14 days) b. Education Tracking i.
Total Educational Development System (TEDS)
ii. Civilian Education System CES iii. Deployment Education Requirements I would supply you and my fellow workers with a draft manual so that it can be verified for accuracy and the ’s ability to put into practical use. . YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES This project would need you full and authority of your position to implement:: 1. Assemble an up-to-date trial for all workers assigned. 2. Compile a complete list of all employees that will utilize this manual. 3. Review and the procedures manual meets your requirements. BENEFITS When the project is complete, LARs will have a procedures manual to assist and guide them to complete all of the required operational reports and istrative requirements. This will give them one manual to consult to correctly complete a proper report, and the accurate tracking of their time, vacation requests and educational requirements.
6
SOFTWARE COSTS AND PROFESSIONAL FEES There is no cost or fees with this project, just the investment of time to ensure that the product that is produced meets your requirements. CLOSING I appreciate the opportunity to service your procedural requirements for the LARS assigned to your area. . If you want to accept this proposal, please sign one copy and return it. Sincerely,
Kevin P. Lyons Automotive LAR Enclosure
RESPONSE This letter correctly sets forth the understanding of the TACOM LCMC Fort Carson Colorado.
Accepted by
7
Title
Date
TACOM LCMC 2350 O’Connell Blvd. Fort Carson, CO 80913 PROPOSAL DATE: February 26, 2011 Procedures Manual:
TO:
John Smith
TACOM LAR
MANUAL COST: TOTAL COST
$0
PROFESSIONAL FEE ESTIMATE: HOURS 9
Installation Plan Identify Responsibilities Establish Schedule Select Review Date Manual
9
Distribute Draft Manual Review Draft Manual Review Draft Mark-Ups Make Changes to Draft Changes Implementation Final Draft
9
Distribute Final Draft Manual Review Final Draft Manual Review Final Draft Mark-Ups Make Changes to Final Draft Procedures Manual:
6
Review Final Manual Produce Final Manual Distribute Final Manual Annual Review of Procedures
9
Conduct Annual Review of Manual
8
TOTAL HOURS
42
TOTAL FEES
$0
References http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ctndirect.aspx? AssetID=TC001018550&Application=WD&Version=11&axver=14.0.4730.0&Result=11 http://www.idoub.com/doc/9670100/Generic-Project-Proposal-Templateroject-Proposal-Template https://us.army.mil, photos
9
Operational and istrative Procedures
10
LAR
TA C O M L C M C
U. S. ARMY
1
TACOM LCMC 6501 E. 11 Mile Rd. Warren, MI 48397-5000
1
Table of Contents
4
1 Chapter
Operational Reports
T
his report is used to inform TACOM LCMC of systemic and important issues in the field. As the LAR s the Soldier and the Units they must for cost savings and training. Additionally they must follow issues that are repetitive and have implications across a system. The first area will be operational. c. Weekly Operations Reports (WAR) i.
to Units this report is used to show the command what the LAR has done to the unit during the week.
ii. Collaborative Readiness Problem Solving (C-REPS) is a system used when a LAR needs assistance with a issue in the field. iii. Cost Savings tracking: this is a dollar cost of how much a LAR saves the unit in cost for replacement parts. A LAR can take 60% of the cost of a part that was repaired or avoided cost of a repair. iv. Training tracking: A LAR is required to track the number of Soldiers and the hours of training accomplished in a week.
v. istrative Functions; This area is where a LAR records istrative actions or issues, schools, temporary duty or pay issues that need to be addressed.
2 Chapter
Operational Reports
A
dministrative operations consist of Time and Attendance, we will also accomplish Education Tracking using three different systems.
1. Time and attendance tracking (every 14 days) in this section I will give instructions on how to post your time card every other Monday using the ATAAPS web site.
a.
ATAAPS .
b.
Privacy Notice
c.
Data Source Selction
d.
ATAAPS Message Page
e.
ATAAPS Main Menu
f.
ATAAPS Labor
g.
ATAAPS ing Code
h.
ATAAPS TypeHR
i.
j.
ATAAPS Select TypeHr ATAAPS Add Time
k.
l. m.
2. Education Tracking a. Total Educational Development System (TEDS) I will use this area to instruct a LAR on how to apply for a class for training using the TEDS website b. Civilian Education System CES this section is used to show a LAR how to apply for a class in the CES system, this is leadership training. c. Deployment Education Requirements every LAR is required to complete training prior to deploying to combat zones and contingency operations, this section will give the instructions on how to accomplish this task.
References AR 700-4 AR 700-8
12/14/2007 LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE 7/23/2007 LOGISTICS PLANNING FACTORS AND DATA MANAGEMENT
Index ATAAPS, 2 CES, 2 C-REPS, 1 Deployment Education,2
TEDS, 2 Time and attendance, 2 Weekly Activity Report (WAR), 1
Experienced LAR Operational and istrative Summary Procedures
TA C O M L C M C
U. S. ARMY
1
TACOM LCMC 6501 E. 11 Mile Rd. Warren, MI 48397-5000
1
Table of Contents
4
1 Chapter
Operational Reports
T
his report is used to inform TACOM LCMC of systemic and important issues in the field. As the LAR s the Soldier and the Units they must for cost savings and training. Additionally they must follow issues that are repetitive and have implications across a system. The first area will be operational. d. Weekly Operations Reports (WAR) i.
to Units this report is used to show the command what the LAR has done to the unit during the week.
ii. Collaborative Readiness Problem Solving (C-REPS) is a system used when a LAR needs assistance with a issue in the field. iii. Cost Savings tracking: this is a dollar cost of how much a LAR saves the unit in cost for replacement parts. A LAR can take 60% of the cost of a part that was repaired or avoided cost of a repair. iv. Training tracking: A LAR is required to track the number of Soldiers and the hours of training accomplished in a week.
v. istrative Functions; This area is where a LAR records istrative actions or issues, schools, temporary duty or pay issues that need to be addressed.
2 Chapter
Operational Reports
A
dministrative operations consist of Time and Attendance, we will also accomplish Education Tracking using three different systems.
3. Time and attendance tracking (every 14 days) in this section I will give instructions on how to post your time card every other Monday using the ATAAPS web site. 4. Education Tracking a. Total Educational Development System (TEDS) I will use this area to instruct a LAR on how to apply for a class for training using the TEDS website b. Civilian Education System CES this section is used to show a LAR how to apply for a class in the CES system, this is leadership training. c. Deployment Education Requirements every LAR is required to complete training prior to deploying to combat zones and
contingency operations, this section will give the instructions on how to accomplish this task.
References AR 700-4 AR 700-8
12/14/2007 LOGISTICS ASSISTANCE 7/23/2007 LOGISTICS PLANNING FACTORS AND DATA MANAGEMENT
Index ATAAPS, 2 CES, 2 C-REPS, 1 Deployment Education,2
TEDS, 2 Time and attendance, 2 Weekly Activity Report (WAR), 1
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