How often should the LCPO/DIVO perform a review/approval of Work Candidates and Configuration Items in OMMS-NG?

The correct answer is that the LCPO (Leading Chief Petty Officer) or DIVO (Division Officer) should perform a review/approval of Work Candidates and Configuration Items on a daily basis. This frequent oversight is crucial to ensuring that the operations and maintenance of the equipment and systems are being addressed promptly and effectively. Daily reviews help maintain the overall readiness and reliability of the Navy's systems by allowing for immediate identification and resolution of any inconsistencies or issues within the maintenance procedures.

By conducting these reviews daily, the LCPO and DIVO can ensure that all work candidates are properly tracked, and any necessary modifications to configuration items are processed without unnecessary delays. Daily approval processes enable the leadership to maintain quality control over the work being performed and provide support to the personnel executing maintenance tasks. Thus, the emphasis on a daily review reflects the urgency and criticality of effective maintenance management within the Navy's operational framework.