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The relationship of juniors and seniors within an organization. (1) Ensures efficiency. (2) Defines responsibility (3) Identifies accountability . continued. (4) Provides direction. (5) Provides communication (6) Assists with work-related problems. NAVAL SEA CADETS CHAIN of COMMAND.
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The relationship of juniors and seniors within an organization.
(1) Ensures efficiency (2) Defines responsibility (3) Identifies accountability
continued (4) Provides direction (5) Provides communication (6) Assists with work-related problems
NAVAL SEA CADETSCHAIN of COMMAND • All personnel must follow the Chain. • Failure to follow the Chain, causes the Command to Breakdown • Chaos • Everyone Doing what they feel • No one in Charge • Everyone’s in Charge • No Accountability • If you don’t follow the Chain why should the Cadets???
Commanding Officer (COTC) • Responsible for the safety, well being, and efficiency of the command. • His power is authoritative and complete. 4-8
ExecutiveOfficer (XO) • Usually the next ranking line officer under the Commanding Officer. • Responsible for matters relating to personnel, command routine, and good order and discipline. 4-10
BATTALION COMMANDER (BATCOM) • Normally assigned for Recruit Trainings • Responsible for matters relating to personnel, command routine, and good order and discipline of the Battalion Cadets, Staff (CCs, ACCs, and Staff Cadets assigned). • Reports directly to the COTC 4-10
CHIEF MASTER AT ARMS (CMAA) • Assists the Executive Officer for matters relating to personnel, command routine, and good order and discipline. • Makes frequent inspections of division's: • Personnel • Spaces • Equipment • Supplies 4-10
Operations Officer (OPS) Operations Officer (OPS): Supervises the operations department; arranges transportation; coordinates and supervises off-station activities, graduation ceremonies, and arrival/departure of NSCC personnel. 4-11
TRAINING OFFICER Training Officer: Prepares schedules and coordinates evolutions and exams; ensures appropriate training completion entries are made and in cadet records, prepares graduation certificates and appropriate awards. 4-11
ADMINISTRATION OFFICER Administrative: Prepares correspondence; performs public affairs duties; and, publishes the Plan of the Day. Verifies cadet records arrival to training site endorses cadet orders; ensures appropriate training completion entries are made in cadet records. 4-11
MEDICAL OFFICER Medical: Maintains medical records, screens personnel for sick call, treats minor illnesses and injuries if qualified, and insures the proper completion of the NSCADM 022 form (Accident/Injury Report). 4-11
COMPANY COMMANDERS Company Commanders): Supervises assigned recruit companies; monitors attendance at training evolutions; acts as counselor; and, prepares initial evaluations for trainees. The CC’s report to the Battalion Commander. 4-11
Division Officer (DIVO) • Responsible to Executive Officer. • Carries out command policies. • Sees that division tasks are completed in a timely manner.
STAFF CADETS • Duties as assigned by the Division Officer • Watch Stander • MAA • ACC • Duties as Needed • Sets the Example for Cadets to Follow