What is MILPERSMAN 1306-128?
MILPERSMAN 1306-128 is a Navy personnel manual that outlines regulations and procedures related to the rotation of Construction Rating personnel.

What does MILPERSMAN 1306-128 cover?
MILPERSMAN 1306-128 covers policies on the rotation of Construction Rating personnel, including assignments, sea-duty, shore-duty, and career progression.

Who does MILPERSMAN 1306-128 apply to?
MILPERSMAN 1306-128 applies to all Navy personnel serving in Construction Ratings, such as builders (BU), engineering aides (EA), and steelworkers (SW).

How often are Construction Rating personnel rotated?
Construction Rating personnel are generally rotated every 36 months, but exceptions can be made based on operational needs and career considerations.

Can Construction Rating personnel request an early rotation?
Yes, Construction Rating personnel can request an early rotation, but the approval is subject to operational needs and manning requirements.

What factors are considered when determining the rotation of Construction Rating personnel?
Factors considered include performance evaluations, professional development opportunities, career progression, and balancing the needs of the Navy with personal preferences.

Can Construction Rating personnel request a specific duty station or geographic area for their rotation?
Construction Rating personnel may submit preferences for duty stations or geographic areas, but final assignments are made based on the needs of the Navy and the requirements of the rating.

Is the rotation of Construction Rating personnel mandatory?
Yes, the rotation of Construction Rating personnel is mandatory to ensure a balanced workforce and professional growth opportunities.

Can Construction Rating personnel extend their rotation period at a particular duty station?
In exceptional cases, Construction Rating personnel may be allowed to extend their rotation period at a duty station, but this requires approval from the commanding officer and consideration of operational needs.