Verification Inspection

TB 750-25

The commander/chief of the activity scheduled to be inspected, or their next higher

headquarters should ensure:

a. Internal coordination is such that the USATA inspection team can accomplish

its mission in an efficient and effective manner within the allotted time.

b. Time is made available for entrance and exit interviews with the

commander/chief or a designated representative.

c. Requested documentation applicable to the activity's operations is made

available to the inspection team as follows:

(1) TMDE calibration and repair mission and function statements.

(2) Organizational charts of the calibration and repair activity and, as

applicable, the higher headquarters command channels.

(3) TDA, TOE, and MTOE as applicable.

(4) The authorized and assigned strength of the facility (officer, warrant

officer, enlisted, and civilian).

(5) Calibration

and

repair

scheduling

accomplishment,

recording,

and

reporting.

(6) Local QA records.

(7) A complete set of applicable local operating procedures.

(8) Documented significant problems pertaining to the calibration and/or

repair mission.

(9) Approved or pending requests for waiver.

(10) Shortages and requisitions of DA publications (calibration, maintenance,

and administrative).

d. Access to restricted areas when necessary.

e. A room with sufficient table or desk space for the inspection team to work and

discuss matters in private.

Sufficient number of recently calibrated end items.

4-5. Verification Inspection. An end item verification inspection encompasses the

inspection of an item of TMDE/standard that has completed the calibration and/or repair

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