201 Ship s Comm Officer

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1 201 Ship s Comm Officer TECHNICAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Skilled in transferring information worldwide by traditional RF systems and state-of-the-art technology using tactical and/or commercial satellites. (1.0) Operating and troubleshooting NAVMACS System. (1.1) Operating and troubleshooting BEST Satellite System. (1.2) Operating and troubleshooting Fleet Multichannel Broadcast. (1.3) Operating and troubleshooting HF / VHF / UHF subsystem. (1.4) Trains, operates, monitors and controls information systems in support of worldwide network. (2.0) Operating and troubleshooting SIPRNET. (2.1) Operating and troubleshooting NIPRNET. (2.2) Operating and troubleshooting CENTRIXS. (2.3) Operating and troubleshooting C-LAN (CLASSIFIED LAN). (2.4) Operates IBM-based computer systems, in a Windows- and Internet- based environment. (3.0) Continued connectivity on all SIPRNET / NIPRNET / CENTRIXS and C-LAN connections. (3.1) Operates and maintains DMS / DMDS / MDU / MDS / CMP and TURBOPREP programs. (3.2) Administers IA updates on all computer systems connected to the Internet. (3.3) As EKMS custodian, is responsible for maintaining proper handling of the EKMS account, and compliance of COMSEC procedures for both transmission and receipt of messages. (4.0) Records and files. (4.1) Training of custodial team and operators in the management and use of COMSEC. (4.2) Inspections and spot checks of the EKMS account. (4.3) Conducts Emergency Action Plan drills for communication personnel and crew. (4.4) Conducts training for department and other officers on the procedures for preparing Special Incident Reporting Messages. (5.0) Thorough knowledge of OPNAV Instruction for reporting. (5.1) Conducts drills in variety of operational situations. (5.2) Administers and monitors the lockout/tagout program. (6.0) Trains personnel in the command's lockout/tagout procedures. (6.1) Reviews logs and procedures. (6.2) Provides feedback to Chief Engineer on new equipment/systems installed. (6.3) Coordinates the scheduling of equipment maintenance and repair. (7.0) Utilizing the SAMM program, resulting in a high maintenance accomplishment percentage. (7.1) Training of personnel in equipment maintenance and repair. (7.2) Coordinates with contractors and repair personnel with maximum results. (7.3) Employs a basic knowledge of electronic theory and performs required equipment inspection, evaluation, troubleshooting, preventive and corrective maintenance of computer and communications systems. (8.0)

2 Ability to restore system failures. (8.1) Optimum use of communications equipment. (8.2) Maintains listing of calibrated test equipment. (8.3) Uses and interprets technical publications that relate to troubleshooting computer and communications systems. (9.0) Thorough knowledge of all Naval, Joint, and Allied communications publications. (9.1) Ability to train personnel on the use of maintenance publications and troubleshooting techniques. (9.2) Uses a wide variety of diagnostic programs, electronics test equipment and tools for routine maintenance and repair of equipment. (10.0) Exercises good judgment in the proper course of action based on results of equipment testing. (11.0) Continued connectivity on all communications system and circuits. (11.1) Ability to foresee and correct problems prior to system failures. (11.2) Ability to re-configure communication system reducing system down times. (11.3) Conducts Computer Information Awareness training of all departments. (12.0) ORGANIZATIONAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Actively and effectively supports Command procedures, policies, objectives, and values. (1.0) Plans and prioritizes time, resources, and the efforts of subordinates. (2.0) Effectively coordinates with other shipboard departments for most efficient overall operation. (3.0) Provides positive role model through own conduct and performance. (4.0) Ensures compliance with shipboard safety, firefighting and life saving procedures (includes PPE usage). (5.0) Oversees compliance with environmental regulations and procedures, and proper handling and disposal of hazardous material. (6.0) Complies with Command EEO policy and provides effective advocacy for EEO programs and principles. (7.0) Understands complex verbal directions and written instructions. (8.0) Expresses self clearly and effectively in verbal and written communications. (9.0) Projects a positive, supportive, and professional image to customers. (10.0) Interacts effectively with military, domestic, and foreign agency representatives. (11.0) GENERAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Displays initiative in exercising leadership responsibilities. (1.0) Uses sound judgment in professional and leadership responsibilities. (2.0) Demonstrates dedication to the profession and MSC. (3.0) Demonstrates energy and endurance in providing leadership and oversight. (4.0) Loyalty to MSC, including accurate, timely, complete reporting and notifying superiors of unsatisfactory conditions. (5.0) Conducts self afloat and ashore in a manner that brings credit upon the ship and MSC. (6.0)

3 Works effectively with other crewmembers and promotes teamwork and harmony aboard ship. (7.0) POTENTIAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Has acquired the document/license/certification required for promotion to a more responsible position. (1.0) Through words and deeds has shown an interest in promotion opportunities. (2.0) Has committed own time and/or resources to gaining the knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience required for promotion. (3.0) Has demonstrated proficiency in the technical and organizational skills required to successfully perform in a more responsible position. (4.0) Actively pursues training requirements/competencies required for position and/or promotion. (5.0) 2110 Chief RET TECHNICAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Skilled in transferring information worldwide by traditional RF systems and state-of-the-art technology using tactical and/or commercial satellites. (1.0) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on NAVMACS System. (1.1) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on BEST Satellite System. (1.2) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on Fleet Multichannel Broadcast. (1.3) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on HF / VHF / UHF subsystems. (1.4) Trains operators in the monitoring and controls of information systems in support of worldwide Telecommunications network. (2.0) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on SIPRNET system. (2.1) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on NIPRNET system. (2.2) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on CENTRIXS system. (2.3) Operating, training and troubleshooting of watch personnel on C-LAN (CLASSIFIED LAN) system. (2.4) Operates IBM-based computer systems, in a Windows- and Internet-based environment, including loading and downloading information, and use of various computer protocols. (3.0) Trains watch personnel on connectivity on all SIPRNET / NIPRNET/ CENTRIXS and C-LAN connections. (3.1) Maintains DMS / DMDS/ MDU / CMP and TURBOPREP programs. (3.2) Maintains LAN System connectivity, trains watch personnel. (3.3) Participates in and is familiar with requirements for all shipboard emergency drills. (4.0) As alternate EKMS custodian, is responsible for maintaining proper safeguards for all CMS publications, messages, documents, keying material, equipment and related devices. (5.0)

4 Understands all required records and files. (5.1) Trains watch personnel in the handling, and use of COMSEC material. (5.2) Conducts or monitors Emergency Action Plan drills and/or training. (5.3) Uses and interprets technical publications that relate to troubleshooting computer/electronics and communications systems and equipment. (6.0) Thorough knowledge of publications and troubleshooting procedures. (6.1) Ability to train personnel in troubleshooting procedures. (6.2) Ability to train personnel in the use of Naval, Joint and Allied communications publications. (6.3) Employs a basic knowledge of electronic theory and performs required equipment inspection, evaluation, troubleshooting, preventive and corrective maintenance of C4IS. (7.0) Ability to train watch personnel in restoral procedures. (7.1) Review assets for optimum use of communications equipment. (7.2) Identifying equipment over-do for calibration. (7.3) Uses a wide variety of diagnostic programs, electronics test equipment and tools for routine maintenance and repair of equipment. (8.0) Ability to train personnel in the proper use of test equipment. (8.1) Ability to train watch personnel in routine maintenance system (SAMM). (8.2) Exercises good judgment in the proper course of action based on results of equipment testing. (9.0) Maintains connectivity of all communications system and circuits. (9.1) Ability to train watch personnel in troubleshooting procedures. (9.2) Ability to train watch personnel in system restoral. (9.3) Understands the Electrical Safety Program and adheres to all safety rules and practices when working with equipment. (10.0) Understands the dynamics of working aloft and adheres to all safety precautions when working on equipment. (11.0) Understands command instruction and safety procedures when working aloft. (11.1) Trains watch personnel in the use and maintenance of safety equipment when working aloft. (11.2) Conducts Computer Information Awareness training for all departments and newly reporting personnel. (12.0) ORGANIZATIONAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Understands position within shipboard chain of command, command procedures and policies. (1.0) Effectively organizes and leads others in support of shipboard policy, priorities, and goals. (2.0) Provides positive role model through own conduct and performance. (3.0) Understands, adheres to, and promotes compliance with shipboard safety, fire fighting and life saving procedures (includes PPE usage). (4.0) Complies with environmental regulations and procedures, and with appropriate regulations for handling and disposing of hazardous material. (5.0) Complies with Command EEO policy, fosters positive EEO environment. (6.0) Understands verbal directions and written instructions of some complexity. (7.0) Expresses self clearly in verbal and written communications. (8.0)

5 Projects a positive, supportive, professional image to customers. (9.0) GENERAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Displays initiative in going about completing assigned tasks. (1.0) Uses sound judgment in exercise of assigned duties. (2.0) Demonstrates dedication to the profession and MSC. (3.0) Delivers acceptable quantity and quality of work at assigned tasks. (4.0) Loyalty to the shipboard chain of command and MSC, including notifying superiors of unsatisfactory conditions. (5.0) Conducts self afloat and ashore in a manner that brings credit upon the ship and MSC. (6.0) Works effectively with other crewmembers and promotes teamwork and harmony aboard ship. (7.0) POTENTIAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Has acquired the document/license/certification required for promotion to a more responsible position. (1.0) Through words and deeds has shown an interest in promotion opportunities. (2.0) Has committed own time and/or resources to gaining the knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience required for promotion. (3.0) Has demonstrated proficiency in the technical and organizational skills required to successfully perform in a more responsible position. (4.0) Actively pursues training requirements/competencies required for position and/or promotion. (5.0) 212 First RET (W) TECHNICAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Skilled in transferring information worldwide by traditional RF systems and state-of-the-art technology using tactical and/or commercial satellites. (1.0) Operates and troubleshoots the NAVMAC System. (1.1) Operates and troubleshoots the BEST Satellite System. (1.2) Operates and troubleshoots the Fleet Multichannel Broadcast. (1.3) Operates and troubleshoots HF / VHF / UHF subsystems. (1.4) Operates, monitors and controls information systems in support of worldwide telecommunications network. (2.0) Operates the SIPRNET system. (2.1) Operates the NIPRNET system. (2.2) Operates the CENTRIXS system. (2.3) Operates the C-LAN (CLASSIFIED LAN) system. (2.4) Operates IBM-based computer systems, in a Windows and Internet based environment including loading and downloading information, and use of various computer protocols. (3.0) Maintains connectivity on all SIPRNET / NIPRNET / CENTRIXS and C-LAN connections. (3.1)

6 Operates DMS/ DMDS / MDU / CMP and TURBOPREP programs. (3.2) Operates all radio cryptographic equipment. (4.0) Knowledgeable of operational requirements for cryptographic equipment. (4.1) COMSEC requirements and loading procedures on cryptographic equipment. (4.2) Knowledgeable in the use of STE/STU-III and SDD communications devices. (4.3) Knowledgeable in the proper procedures in destruction of COMSEC material. (4.4) Understands the importance of keep the EKMS Custodian aware of all violations and potentially dangerous practices involving COMSEC material. (4.5) Participates in and is familiar with requirements for all shipboard emergency drills. (5.0) Complies with all COMSEC requirements and procedures. (6.0) Knowledgeable in the procedures, use and handling of COMSEC material. (6.1) Knowledgeable with all policy and instructions governing the EKMS system. (6.2) Understands responsibilities in identifying and reporting all COMSEC violations to Ship Communications Officer. (6.3) Understands responsibilities and role in the command's Emergency Action Plan. (6.4) Maintains technical publications and files. (7.0) Knowledgeable with all Naval, Joint and Allied publications. (7.1) Ability in the maintenance and corrective procedures to publications. (7.2) Knowledgeable in the use of General Message file (GMF's) Communication Information Advisories (CIA's) and Communication Information Bulletins (CIB's). (7.3) Knowledgeable in the use of repair and maintenance manuals for communications/computer equipment and systems. (7.4) Employs a basic knowledge of electronic theory and performs required equipment inspections, evaluations, troubleshooting, and preventive and corrective maintenance of C4IS. (8.0) Ability to troubleshoot and restore failed communications systems. (8.1) Ability to determine correct communication assets required to restore failed systems. (8.2) Ability to use schematics in troubleshooting failed communications systems. (8.3) Understands requirement for keeping supervisor and Ship Communications Officer informed of all failed systems. (8.4) Ability to communicate with shore based communications sites in relaying vital information to restore failed systems. (8.5) Uses a wide variety of diagnostic programs, electronics test equipment and tools for routine maintenance and repair of equipment. (9.0) Ability to use test and troubleshooting equipment to diagnose failed systems. (9.1) Ability to perform maintenance on communications equipment utilizing test equipment, meggers, and other associated equipment. (9.2) Ability to perform corrective and preventive maintenance. (9.3) Understands the Electrical Safety Program and adheres to all safety rules and practices when working with equipment. (10.0) Understands the dynamics of working aloft and adheres to all safety precautions when working on equipment. (11.0) ORGANIZATIONAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES

7 Understands position within shipboard chain of command, command procedures and policies. (1.0) Understands and adheres to shipboard safety, fire fighting and life saving procedures (includes PPE usage). (2.0) Complies with environmental regulations and procedures, and with appropriate regulations for handling and disposing of hazardous material. (3.0) Complies with Command EEO policy. (4.0) Understands verbal directions and written instructions. (5.0) Expresses self clearly in verbal communications, fills out written reports as necessary. (6.0) Projects a positive, supportive, professional image to customers. (7.0) GENERAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Displays initiative in going about completing assigned tasks. (1.0) Uses sound judgment in exercise of assigned duties. (2.0) Demonstrates dedication to the profession and MSC. (3.0) Delivers acceptable quantity and quality of work at assigned tasks. (4.0) Loyalty to the shipboard chain of command and MSC, including notifying superiors of unsatisfactory conditions. (5.0) Conducts self afloat and ashore in a manner that brings credit upon the ship and MSC. (6.0) Works effectively with other crewmembers and promotes teamwork and harmony aboard ship. (7.0) POTENTIAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Has acquired the document/license/certification required for promotion to a more responsible position. (1.0) Through words and deeds has shown an interest in promotion opportunities. (2.0) Has committed own time and/or resources to gaining the knowledge, skills, abilities, and experience required for promotion. (3.0) Has demonstrated proficiency in the technical and organizational skills required to successfully perform in a more responsible position. (4.0) Actively pursues training requirements/competencies required for position and/or promotion. (5.0) 220 Second RET TECHNICAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Skilled in transferring information worldwide by traditional RF systems and state-of-the-art technology using tactical and/or commercial satellites. (1.0) Operates and troubleshoots the NAVMAC system. (1.1) Operates and troubleshoots the BEST Satellite System. (1.2) Operates and troubleshoots the Fleet Multichannel Broadcast. (1.3) Operates and troubleshoots HF / VHF / UHF subsystems. (1.4)

8 Operates monitors and controls information systems in support of worldwide telecommunications network. (2.0) Operates the SIPRNET system. (2.1) Operates the NIPRNET system. (2.2) Operates the CENTRIXS system. (2.3) Operates the C-LAN (CLASSIFIED LAN) system. (2.4) Operates IBM-based computer systems, in a Windows- and Internet-based environment, including loading and downloading information, and use of various computer protocols. (3.0) Maintains connectivity on all SIPRNET / NIPRNET / CENTRIXS AND C-LAN connections. (3.1) Operates DMS / DMDS / MDU / CMP and TURBOPREP programs. (3.2) Operates all radio cryptographic equipment. (4.0) Knowledgeable of operational requirements for cryptographic equipment. (4.1) COMSEC requirements and loading procedures on cryptographic equipment. (4.2) Knowledgeable in the use of STE/STU-III/SDD communications equipment. (4.3) Knowledgeable in the proper procedures in destruction of COMSEC material. (4.4) Understands the importance of keeping the EKMS Custodian aware of all violations and potential dangerous practices involving COMSEC material. (4.5) Participates in and is familiar with requirements for all shipboard emergency drills. (5.0) Complies with all COMSEC requirements and procedures. (6.0) Knowledgeable in the procedures, use and handling of COMSEC material. (6.1) Knowledgeable with all policy and instructions governing the EKMS system. (6.2) Understands responsibilities in identifying and reporting all COMSEC violations to Ship Communications Officer. (6.3) Understands responsibilities and role in the Commands Emergency Action Plan. (6.4) Maintains technical publications and files. (7.0) Knowledgeable with all Naval, Joint, and Allied publications. (7.1) Ability in the maintenance and corrective procedures to publications. (7.2) Knowledgeable in the use of General Message File (GMF) Communication Information Advisories (CIA's) and Communication Information Bulletins (CIB's). (7.3) Knowledgeable in the use of repair and maintenance manuals for communications/computer equipment and systems. (7.4) Employs a basic knowledge of electronic theory and performs required equipment inspection, evaluation, troubleshooting, preventive and corrective maintenance of C4IS. (8.0) Ability to troubleshoot and restore failed communications systems. (8.1) Ability to determine correct communication assets required to restore failed systems. (8.2) Ability to use schematics in troubleshooting failed communications systems. (8.3) Understands requirement for keeping supervisor and Ship Communications Officer informed of all failed systems. (8.4)

9 Ability to communicate with shore-based communications sites in relaying vital information to restore failed systems. (8.5) Uses a wide variety of diagnostic programs, electronics test equipment and tools for routine maintenance and repair of equipment. (9.0) Ability to use test and troubleshooting equipment to diagnose failed system. (9.1) Ability to perform maintenance on communications equipment utilizing test equipment, meggers and other associated equipment. (9.2) Ability to perform corrective and preventive maintenance. (9.3) Understands the Electrical Safety Program and adheres to all safety rules and practices when working with equipment. (10.0) Understands the dynamics of working aloft and adheres to all safety precautions when working on equipment. (11.0) ORGANIZATIONAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Understands position within shipboard chain of command, command procedures and policies. (1.0) Understands and adheres to shipboard safety, firefighting and life saving procedures (includes PPE usage).(2.0) Complies with environmental regulations and procedures, and with appropriate regulations for handling and disposing of hazardous material. (3.0) Complies with Command EEO policy. (4.0) Understands verbal directions and written instructions. (5.0) Expresses self clearly in verbal communications and fills out written reports as necessary. (6.0) Projects a positive, supportive, and professional image to customers. (7.0) GENERAL SKILL ATTRIBUTES Displays initiative in going about completing assigned tasks. (1.0) Uses sound judgment in exercise of assigned duties. (2.0) Demonstrates dedication to the profession and MSC. (3.0) Delivers acceptable quantity and quality of work at assigned tasks. (4.0) Loyalty to the shipboard chain of command and MSC, including notifying superiors of unsatisfactory conditions. (5.0) Conducts self afloat and ashore in a manner that brings credit upon the ship and MSC. (6.0) Works effectively with other crewmembers and promotes teamwork and harmony aboard ship. (7.0)