a given workcenter during a specific week. A Weekly PMS Schedule is posted in each workcenter and used by the workcenter supervisor to assign and monitor the accomplishment of required PMS tasks by workcenter personnel. Content of the Weekly PMS Schedule The Weekly PMS Schedule contains the following information: 1. Workcenter code 2. Date of current week 3. Division officer's approval signature 4. MIP number (minus the date code) 5. A list of applicable components/equipment 6. Maintenance responsibilities assigned, by name, to each line item of equipment 7. The periodicity codes of maintenance requirements    to    be    performed,    listed    by columns for each day 8. Outstanding   major   repairs,   applicable   PMS requirements, and all situation requirements Preparation of Weekly PMS Schedule Prepare the Weekly PMS Schedule as follows: 1. Using   OPNAV   Form   4790/15   or   approved automated form, type in or neatly enter in ink the  following  basic  (permanent)  information from the Cycle PMS Schedule, the LOEP, and applicable MIPs: a. Workcenter identification. b. MIP  codes  and  component  nomenclature, line   for   line,   to   match   the   Cycle   PMS Schedule.   (Include   serial   or   identifying numbers and EGL information if applicable.) c. Daily  and  weekly  PMS  requirements  as indicated in the MIPs for each workcenter. List all weekly requirements in the MONDAY column and daily requirements once in each day of the week column and twice in the SAT.-SUN. column. Schedule 2D  periodicity  on  Monday,  Wednesday, Friday, and once in the SAT.-SUN. period. Schedule    3D    periodicity    on    Monday, Thursday,   and   once   in   the   SAT.-SUN. period. d. List all situation requirements in the Next Four Weeks column, and schedule them, as the  situation  requires.  Also  list  the  2W periodicity requirements in the Next Four Weeks column. e. Now,   either   laminated   or   covered   with plastic so that it can be cleared and updated each week. 2. The following information is not permanent in nature  and  is  written  in  after  the  schedule  is laminated. a. Using  the  Quarterly  PMS  Schedule,  the workcenter supervisor transposes all PMS requirements   from   the   column   for   the week being scheduled to the Weekly PMS Schedule.  MIPs/MRCs  must  be  reviewed to ensure that related maintenance actions are  scheduled  for  the  same  day  and  that appropriate  consideration  is  given  to  the week's operating schedule. b. Using   information   from   the   Quarterly PMS Schedule, the workcenter supervisor lists in the Next Four Weeks column of the Weekly PMS Schedule all PMS requirements due in the next 4 weeks. c. The workcenter supervisor assigns personnel, by name, to specific line entries. d. The  Weekly  PMS  Schedule  is  signed  and dated  by  the  division  officer  prior  to  its posting in the holder in the workcenter. Use of the Weekly PMS Schedule The    Weekly    PMS    Schedule    is    used    by    the workcenter as follows: 1. Maintenance personnel obtain PMS assignments  from  the  Weekly  PMS  Schedule and report completed and uncompleted maintenance actions to the workcenter supervisor. 7-20