What is the main purpose of the Total Ships Readiness Assessment (TSRA 1)?

The main purpose of the Total Ships Readiness Assessment (TSRA 1) is to evaluate overall mission readiness. This assessment is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of a ship's readiness to perform its assigned missions. It focuses on various factors, including material condition, operational capability, and the readiness of the crew to execute tasks effectively.

While identifying work items for upcoming Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Availability is an important aspect of operational readiness, TSRA 1 primarily aims to ensure that the ship is prepared for missions at that specific time. The results of the assessment help in understanding the ship's capabilities and any deficiencies that need to be addressed to enhance overall performance and mission effectiveness. This holistic approach also touches upon training and readiness metrics, but its core objective revolves around the overall assessment of the ship's readiness status.