During a Snap-Shot, what is a successful score for PPR?

In the context of the Snap-Shot reviews conducted under the guidelines of the OPNAVINST 4790.1J, a successful score for Planned Maintenance Procedures (PPR) is determined based on established performance criteria. A score of 80 percent indicates a level of proficiency that signifies effective handling of maintenance and material management operations.

Achieving an 80 percent score means that a significant majority of the procedures were carried out successfully, reflecting a strong understanding of the maintenance processes and adherence to the schedule. This benchmark emphasizes the importance of not just completing tasks but also ensuring that they are performed correctly and timely, which aligns with the overall goals of maintaining operational readiness within naval operations.

A score of less than 80 percent would suggest areas for improvement and potentially highlight deficiencies in execution or understanding of the procedures, which the program aims to mitigate through regular training and evaluation. Therefore, understanding this standard helps personnel in the field recognize the expectations for maintenance performance and strive for excellence in shipboard operations.