Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the RPPO?

The role of a Repair Parts Petty Officer (RPPO) encompasses various responsibilities critical to the management and requisition of repair parts within a naval setting. Among these responsibilities, ensuring compliance with repair part requisition protocols is essential for maintaining the supply chain and operational readiness. Similarly, managing hazardous materials according to CHRIMP (Chemical Hazardous Material Inventory Management Program) guidelines is vital for safety and compliance within the naval environment.

Coordinating with the 3-M Coordinator for efficient supply chain management is also a crucial responsibility, as it helps streamline processes and maintain accurate records of maintenance and parts availability.

However, conducting an inventory of maintenance personnel does not fall under the typical scope of the RPPO’s responsibilities. The primary focus for an RPPO is on the management and requisition of material and parts, rather than overseeing personnel inventories. Thus, the correct answer identifies the activity that is not aligned with the RPPO's designated duties.