Figure 6-5.-Controlled-Equipage Custody Record (4442), NAVSUP Form 460.Issue requests applicable to shortages andunserviceable items requiring replenishmenthave been submitted to the supply officer (or thereasons why they have not been submitted).Surveys applicable to shortages andunserviceable items have been submitted (or thereasons why they have not been submitted).The list of excess controlled equipage items,including justification or authority for any excessitems desired to be retained, has been submitted.Any shortages or unserviceable items found duringinventory must be covered as appropriate byGovernment Property Lost or Damaged (GPLD) SurveyCertificate, DD Form 2090; Report of Survey, DD Form200; or Missing, Lost, Stolen, or RecoveredGovernment Property, OPNAV Report 5500-1.Plant Property AccountingPlant propertyis the term used to describe allNavy-owned real property and other property under thecare of the Navy. Plant property items are divided intofour classes, as follows:Class 1–LandClass 2–Buildings and improvementsClass 3–Equipment, other than industrial plantequipmentClass 4–Industrial plant equipmentDepartment heads at each activity are responsiblefor plant property under their custody. They must assistthe fiscal officer in obtaining technical descriptions ofplant property and affixing identification plates anddecals on the property. They must also help the fiscalofficer in determining the estimated life of the property;reporting acquisitions, dispositions, transfers, andsurveys of plant property; and conducting physicalinventories.As a master or senior chief, the classes of plantproperty you will be most concerned with are classes 3and 4.6-17
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