Who is responsible for reviewing, approving, and conducting weekly closeouts in Navy maintenance?

The responsibility for reviewing, approving, and conducting weekly closeouts in Navy maintenance typically falls to the Divisional Officer (Divo). This role encompasses oversight of maintenance activities, ensuring that all tasks are completed within the division in accordance with the Navy’s standards. The Divo plays a crucial role in managing the workflow and maintaining the integrity of maintenance schedules, which is vital for operational readiness.

In addition to their managerial duties, Divisional Officers often work closely with various personnel to ensure that all aspects of maintenance and material management are effectively communicated and executed. This includes reviewing documentation, making necessary decisions regarding the status of maintenance tasks, and facilitating the weekly closeout process, which helps in keeping everyone accountable and informed.

Other roles, such as the Leading Petty Officer (LPO) and the Leading Chief Petty Officer (LCPO), have important responsibilities as well, but they typically fall under the Divo’s purview regarding the review and approval of maintenance activities. The Master Chief Petty Officer (MCPO) provides support and guidance but does not generally engage directly in the weekly closeout processes for maintenance at the divisional level.