R 061907Z NOV 25 MARADMIN 533/25 MSGID/GENADMIN//CMC LP WASHINGTON DC// SUBJ/NOTIFICATION OF FISCAL YEAR 2025 (FY25) IMPLEMENTATION OF  MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY (MOS) 3528 MOTOR TRANSPORT MASTER  TECHNICIAN// REF/A/FORCE DESIGN 2030// REF/B/TALENT MANAGEMENT 2030 PLAN// REF/C/NAVMC 1200.1_// NARR/REF (A) IS THE 38TH COMMANDANT'S PLANNING GUIDANCE. REF (B)  IS THE COMMANDANT'S TALENT MANAGEMENT 2030 PLAN. REF (C) IS THE  MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTIES MANUAL// POC/B. R. TILLEY/CWO5/I&L, LPS-MEMAIL: [email protected]// POC/T. W. COMPO/MGYSGT/I&L, LPS-M/EMAIL: [email protected]// GENTEXT/REMARKS/1.  The purpose of this MARADMIN is to announce the  implementation of Military Occupational Specialty (MOS) 3528, Motor  Transport Master Technician. The implementation of the 3528 MOS is  to address the increasing complexity of modern tactical wheeled  vehicles. This MOS identifies Marines with advanced technical skills to bridge the gap between traditional maintenance and emerging  automotive technologies. MOS 3528 Marines will enhance unit  on-the-job-training (OJT) programs, perform quality control  procedures, and ensure the U.S. Marine Corps maintains a robust  capability to sustain its tactical vehicle fleet – both today and  into the future.  This initiative complements, rather than replaces, existing MOS 3521 and 3529 capabilities and is vital to maximizing  vehicle readiness and equipment availability. 2.  In coordination with Manpower & Reserve Affairs (M&RA), Training  and Education Command (TECOM), and Combat Development and  Integration (CD&I), the below changes will be reflected in the FY25 MOS Manual.  3.  Eligibility requirements. Marines applying for the Additional  MOS (AMOS) 3528 must meet and comply with the following criteria: 3.a. Marines must have a Primary Military Occupational Specialty  (PMOS) of 3521 or 3529. 3.b. Marines in the ranks Corporal through Master Sergeant are  eligible of obtain the MOS 3528.   3.c. Marines must have completed either the Automotive Maintenance  Technicians Career Course (AMTCC) (M033447) or the Motor Transport  Maintenance Chiefs Course (MTMCC) (M03CDN7) at MCCSSS, Camp Lejeune,  NC. 3.d. Marines must maintain a current Master Military Tactical  Wheeled Vehicle Technician (TWV) Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) (ASE MIL Master Technician) certification. 3.e. Receive a favorable endorsement from the first Maintenance  Officer in their Chain of Command. 4.  Reporting Procedures. 4.a. IAW Ref C, Commanders are authorized to assign AMOS to Marines  that meet the requirement set forth in para 3. Per local policy,  Unit Admin will report unit diary entries to assign the AMOS 3528 to  active and reserve component Marines. 4.b. Per local policy, Unit Admin will remove the AMOS 3528  designator of active and reserve component Marines that no longer  meet the requirements set forth in para 3. 5.  Training: 5.a. Document in Marine Corps Training Information Management System  (MCTIMS) the completion of AMTCC or MTMCC as outlined in para 3.c. 5.b. Complete and document in MCTIMS, ASE MIL 2 through ASE MIL 8  and ASE MIL Master Tech certifications. 5.b.1. Recertification of ASE MIL TWV Master Technician must be  obtained every five years in order to meet the requirement set forth  in para 3.c. 5.c. ASE MIL certifications and recertifications can be obtained  through the Marine Corps Credentialing Opportunities On-Line  (MCCOOL) program. 6.  The above changes are effective as of release of this message  and have been reflected in the FY25 update to reference (C). 7.  This MARADMIN is applicable to the Marine Corps Total Force. 8.  Any questions should be directed to POCs as indicated above. 9.  Release authorized by MajGen Andrew M. Niebel, Assistant Deputy Commandant for Installations and Logistics (LP).//