Who is responsible for scheduling all 3-M certifications and re-certifications with ATG?

The responsibility for scheduling all 3-M certifications and re-certifications with the Afloat Training Group (ATG) lies with the Immediate Significant Immediate Command (ISIC). The ISIC acts as the line authority over the command and is responsible for ensuring that all certifications and re-certifications are properly scheduled in adherence to the 3-M System guidelines. This includes managing the readiness of the program at the unit level and facilitating the coordination between the unit and ATG for certification processes.

While other roles, such as Unit Commanders, TYCOM N43, and ATG itself, are involved in the broader context of the 3-M System, they do not have the specific responsibility for the scheduling aspect. The Unit Commanders may be involved in reporting and readiness, TYCOM N43 oversees policy and guidance, and ATG provides the training and evaluation, but it is the ISIC that ensures timely scheduling for certifications and re-certifications according to the Navy's directives.