Who is responsible for ensuring all 3-M certifications and training events are scheduled according to directives?

The Immediate Superior in Command (ISIC) holds responsibility for ensuring that all 3-M certifications and training events are scheduled according to directives. This role involves overseeing the compliance of 3-M procedures and ensuring that personnel are properly trained and certified to perform their duties in the Maintenance Material Management (3-M) system. The ISIC plays a critical part in managing the execution of 3-M training programs and guarantees that all required certifications align with the directives set forth by higher authority.

In contrast to the ISIC, the Executive Officer's role primarily involves broader leadership and administrative functions within a command rather than the direct oversight of training schedules specific to the 3-M system. The 3-M Crew generally focuses on the execution and management of 3-M processes rather than scheduling training events. Training Officers, while pivotal in delivering training and ensuring that personnel meet qualifications, do not have the overall command authority to set schedules for certifications and training as the ISIC does.