38th Chem Detachment

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38th Chem Detachment
MICAS Mobility Inventory Control Accountabilit
y System

• SSG Bradford
• SGT Woo

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US Army Mobility Inventory Control Accountability 
System
MICAS is an automated system used to track
shelf-life serviceability and inventory of
Individual Protective Equipment (IPE). It has a
centralized management of assets using
distributed databases with a centralized
reporting capability, providing for increased
data accuracies, and improved efficiencies in
asset visibility and shelf-life management. MICAS
tracks and maintains the shelf-life
serviceability and status of eleven Chemical
Defense Equipment Go-To-War items, notifying
users when items are expired or unserviceable. By
MICAS maintaining the shelf-life data for IPE
assets, the Army can be sure to issue each
soldier serviceable equipment, whereas before it
was unsure whether issued equipment was
serviceable. The main functions of MICAS include
receiving, inspecting, storing, issuing,
shipping, and tracking IPE. All assets are
tracked by National Stock Number (NSN). The
contract number, lot number, manufacture date,
and expiration date of each asset is also
stored. MICAS WEB site https//micasweb.army.mi
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1. Register to MICAS
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2. Training Mode
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3. Register Local Personnel
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4. Receive Items(Manual Receive)
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4. Receive Items (Excel Spread Sheet)
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• Mandatory Information
• NSN
• Contract No.
• LOT No.
• DOM (Date of Manufactured)
• Shelf Location
• Qty

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