Who signs and dates the PMS Cycle schedule?

The PMS Cycle schedule is a critical document in the maintenance management system of naval operations. It outlines the planned maintenance actions required on equipment and systems to ensure operational readiness and safety. The Engineering Officer, being the individual responsible for managing and overseeing all engineering and maintenance functions within a division, is the one who signs and dates the PMS Cycle schedule. This role includes ensuring that all necessary maintenance is scheduled, executed, and documented properly to maintain compliance with operational and safety standards. Their authority and oversight are pivotal for maintaining the integrity of the maintenance process and for coordinating the efforts of various divisions under their command.

The other roles, while important in various respects within the organization, focus on different aspects of operations. The Division Officer primarily deals with personnel and daily operations within a specific division, the Maintenance Officer has a role in executing and coordinating maintenance tasks but does not typically have the final authority to sign off on the PMS Cycle, and the Safety Officer's focus is on safety compliance and risk management rather than scheduling maintenance activities. Thus, the responsibility of signing and dating the PMS Cycle schedule rests firmly with the Engineering Officer.