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using
Figure 10-7.—Resident personal baggage inventory sheet.
Ownership of the items should be verified by
the resident’s claim check and military
Identification Card, DD Form 2N. If the resident does
not have the claim check, the stub attached to the space
status display should be used to verify ownership. An
exception to the check-out procedure will be made only
during emergencies. The front desk should maintain a
key to each baggage room in a sealed, signed envelope
kept inside the emergency key locker for this purpose.
The NAVPERS 15606 discusses the emergency key
control locker under key
12.
control procedures in chapter
. The BPO must maintain a log of items stored in
the baggage room. The log should list the tag number,
item type, date received, and date(s) resident reopened
and inventoried items.
resident removed items
It also should
from storage.
list the date the
. Upon relief, the relieving BPO must conduct an
inventory with the current BPO before assuming the
responsibility for the baggage storeroom. The
information
space status
for this inventory may be obtained from the
display.
CARE OF QUARTERS
Care of quarters ashore is really not too different
from that required aboard ship. On shore stations, a
room attendant will normally be employed to perform
bed-making and similar hotel services. In fact, quarters
maintenance ashore is usually easier because the spaces
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