What is a key responsibility of personnel in units/work centers without assigned DMS personnel?

Providing centralized materiel management support through the Logistics Readiness Squadron (LRS) Materiel Management Flight is a key responsibility in units or work centers that do not have dedicated Defense Materiel System (DMS) personnel. In these scenarios, personnel must rely on the support structure established by the LRS to effectively manage their supply and logistical needs. This is essential as it ensures that units can still access the necessary materiel resources, streamline processes, and maintain operational readiness even without direct DMS personnel present.

Centralized support from the LRS enables effective coordination and management of supplies and logistics, ensuring that maintenance and operational activities of the units are not hindered. This option emphasizes the collaboration and framework that exists within the military supply chain, ensuring that all units can fulfill their missions despite variations in staffing.

Other responsibilities such as conducting audits, overseeing training programs, and acting as liaisons are important but do not specifically address the unique need for centralized support when DMS personnel are absent. Centralization through the LRS is the most critical approach to maintaining operational efficiency and effectiveness in such cases.