MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD - United States Army
[Pages:1]MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: 92G Credentialing Program on the Job Training Hours
1. Soldier completed a total of 4,000 (minimum) hours of on the job training over the term of the program.
2. The Soldier has completed each task proficiently within the 10 outlined stations up to all regulating standards.
StationsHours
1. Steward
120 hrs
2. Breakfast200 hrs
3. Vegetable, Starch & Pasta
600 hrs
4. Fabrication200 hrs
5. Broiler/Char-grill560 hrs
6. Soup & Sauce
520 hrs
7. Pantry & Cold Foods
600 hrs
8. Cooking Techniques800 hrs
9. Baking & Pastry
240 hrs
10. Supervisory Development
160 hrs
Total Training Hours
4,000 hrs
3. I have verified that
has completed the mandatory on the job
training hours as listed above, which are outlined by the ACFEF NAC.
4. These tasks were also tracked in the ACF Portal.
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