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| what is the purpose of the Precious Metals Recovery Program? |
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| To save money by recycling precious metals and using those funds to offset the cost of supplies |
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| Who is required to participate in the PMRP? |
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| All naval Medical Department activities generating precious metals excesses and waste byproducts. |
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| True or False... PMRP coordinators must be appointed in writing. |
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| What are the responsibilities of the MRP coordinator? |
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| To implement, monitor and coordinate a formal PMRP. |
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| Submit a Recovery of Precious Metals Report how often? |
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| To whom should the Recovery of Precious Metals Report be sent? |
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| NAVMEDLOGCOM with a copy to the supporting healthcare support office. |
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| When should the Recovery of Precious Metals arrive to NAVMEDLOGCOM? |
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| By the last day of the month following the end of each fiscal quarter. |
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| What items are classified as precious metals? |
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Definition
| Silver, Gold, Platinum (palladium, iridium, rhodium, osmium, and ruthenium). |
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| What items are normally found in the medical department activities? |
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Definition
| Exposed and outdated x-ray film, photographic film, dental scrap, and recovered silver from fixing or stabilizing solutions. |
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| Who coordinates the PMRP for the Navy? |
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Definition
| Naval Supply Systems Command (COMNAVSUPSYSCOM) |
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| Who within DOD has overall management resposibility for the Precious Metals Recovery Program? |
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| Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) |
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| How often does the PMRP audit board meet to review the internal control procedures for recoverable precious metals from point of origin to DRMO? |
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