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Damage Control Petty Officer (DCPO) (Matches AEL Revision Date JAN 2019) AEL 2-880044236/2-880044237 (Kit – Damage Cont Petty Offr (DCPO) Print Version (PDF) Damage Control Petty Officer (DCPO) (Matches AEL Revision date JAN 2019) AEL 2-880044236/2-880044237 (Kit – Damage Cont Petty Offr (DCPO) Print Version (PDF) The Damage Control Petty Officer (DCPO) Kit supports the Shipboard Damage Control PMS program for use by divisional DCPO’s to maintain damage control safety equipment located within each divisions zone of responsibility throughout the ship. The DCPO kit contains a wide array of tools as shown below. The DCPO kit has a line item with no quantity assigned on the Parent Damage Control Repair Station AELs to provide awareness about the kit. The total number of DCPO kits required onboard is determined by the Ship’s DCPO program and is reflected in the ship’s COSAL index with the AEL numbers above to determine the columns to use. (DAMAGE CONTROL PETTY OFFICER TOOL KIT) NSN 9999-LL-CQA-2445 QTY AR AVAIL The Damage Control Petty Officer (DCPO) Kit s contains a wide array of tools as shown below. The items are listed individually for inventory and replacement purposes. PAINT BRUSH WIRE BRUSH COLORED STICK CHALK (BRUSH, PAINT) (BRUSH, WIRE, SCRATCH) (CHALK ASSORTMENT, MA) NSN 8020-00-721-9650 NSN 7920-00-291-5815 NSN 7510-00-282-6294 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 AT AVAIL RAG COTTER PIN ERASER (CLOTH, CLEANING) (COTTER PIN ASSORTMENT) (ERASER RUBBER) NSN 7920-00-401-8034 NSN 5315-00-598-5916 NSN 7510-00-223-7046 QTY 1 (HD) AVAIL QTY 1 (AT) AVAIL QTY 1 (DZ) AVAIL PHOTO NEEDED JEWELERS FILE SET MECHANICAL FINGER FLASHLIGHT (FILE SET, HAND) (FINGER, MECHANICAL) (FLASHLIGHT) NSN 5110-00-204-2685 NSN 5120-00-629-6258 NSN 6230-00-270-5418 QTY 1 SE AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL GLOVES GLOVES GOGGLES (GLOVES, MEN’S) (GLOVES-TOXILOGICA) (GOGGLES, INDUSTRIAL) NSN 8415-00-268-8330 NSN 9999-LL-CQA-5023 NSN 4240-01-063-5996 QTY 1 PR AVAIL QTY 1 PR, SEL AVAIL QTY 1 (BX) AVAIL HAMMER 20 PC ALLEN WRENCH SET 11 PC ALLEN WRENCH SET (HAMMER, HAND) (KEY SET, SOCKET HEAD) (KET SET, SOCKET HEAD) NSN 5120-00-061-8545 NSN 5120-00-935-4641 NSN 5120-01-335-1509 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 SE AVAIL QTY 1 SE AVAIL FLEX PUTTY KNIFE GREASE GUN INSPECTION MIRROR (KNIFE, PUTTY) (LUBRICATING GUN, HAN) (MIRROR INSPECTION) NSN 5120-00-294-4605 NSN 4930-00-965-0288 NSN 5120-01-278-8257 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL HAND OILER SLIP JOINT PLIERS 6 INCH NON-SPARK 8IN SLIP JOINT (OILER, HAND) (PLIERS, SLIP JOINT) (PLIERS, SLIP JOINT) NSN 4930-00-262-8868 NSN 5120-00-223-7396 NSN 5120-00-240-6217 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL HEARING PROTECTOR 9 INCH ALIGNING PUNCH 6 INCH STEEL RULER (PROTECTOR, HEARING) (PUNCH, ALIGNING) (RULE, MACHINIST) NSN 4240-00-759-3290LX NSN 5120-00-242-0764 NSN 5210-00-971-8827 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL PAINT SCRAPER SZ2 CROSSTIP SCREWDRIVER SZ4 CROSSTIP SCREWDRIVER (SCRAPER, SHIP) (SCREWDRIVER, CROSS T) (SCREWDRIVER, CROSS T) NSN 5110-00-240-3094 NSN 5120-00-234-8913 NSN 5120-00-542-3438 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 2 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL TYII FLAT TIP SCREWDRIVER TYII FLAT TIP SCREWDRIVER TYII FLAT TIP SCREWDRIVER (SCREWDRIVER, FLAT, TI) (SCREWDRIVER, FLAT, TI) (SCREWDRIVER, FLAT, TI) NSN 5120-00-234-8910 NSN 5120-00-278-1283 NSN 5120-00-293-3309 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL PHOTO NEEDED SCRIBE SILICONE METAL STENCIL SET (SCRIBER, MACHINIST) (SILICONE COMPOUND) (STENCIL SET, MARKING) NSN 5120-00-224-9728 NSN 6850-00-880-7616 NSN 7520-00-298-7043 QTY 5 EA AVAIL QTY 1 TU AVAIL QTY 1 SE AVAIL ¾ INCH TAPE TOOL BOX WRENCH SET (TAPE, PRESSURE SENSI) (TOOL BOX, PORTABLE) (WRENCH SET, COMBINAT) NSN 7510-00-987-6661 NSN 5140-00-587-5558 NSN 5120-00-148-7917 QTY 1 RO AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 SE AVAIL 1/2 INCH DRIVE SOCKET SET 8 IN ADJUSTABLE WRENCH 12 IN ADJUSTABLE WRENCH (WRENCH SET, SOCKET) (WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE) (WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE) NSN 5120-00-081-2307 NSN 5120-00-240-5328 NSN 5120-00-264-3796 QTY 1 SE AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 2 EA AVAIL 10IN ADJUSTABLE WRENCH 8 IN MONKEY WRENCH 10.5IN VICE GRIP PLIERS (WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE) (WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE) (WRENCH, PLIER) NSN 5120-00-449-8083 NSN 5120-00-473-6476 NSN 5120-00-494-1911 QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL QTY 1 EA AVAIL 1 ¼-3 INCH SPANNER WRENCH (WRENCH, SPANNER) FOR FUTURE USE FOR FUTURE USE NSN 5120-00-277-9075 QTY 2 EA AVAIL QTY AVAIL QTY AVAIL .
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