Transcript Slide 1

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
• All personnel must follow the Chain.
• Failure to follow the Chain, causes the
Command to Breakdown
– Chaos
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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.
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Executive Officer (XO)
• Usually the next ranking line officer
under the Commanding Officer.
• Responsible for matters relating to
personnel, command routine, and
good order and discipline.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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).
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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.
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Division Officer (DIVO)
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Responsible to Executive Officer.
Carries out command policies.
Sees that division tasks are completed
in a timely manner.
STAFF CADETS
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Duties as assigned by the Division Officer
• Watch Stander
• MAA
• ACC
• Duties as Needed
Sets the Example for Cadets to Follow
NAVAL SEA CADETS
ADVANCED TRAINING CoC
COTC
MEDICAL
EXECUTIVE OFFICER
MAA
DIVISION OFFICER
OPERATIONS/LOGISTICS
TRAINING
STAFF CADETS
SUPPLY OFFICER
INSTRUCTORS
ADMIN OFFICER
NAVAL SEA CADETS
RECRUIT TRAINING CoC
COTC
EXECUTIVE
OFFICER
BATTALION
COMMANDER
COMPANY
COMMANDERS
CMAA
DIVISION
OFFICER
OPERATIONS
LOGISTICS
TRAINING
STAFF CADETS
SUPPLY OFFICER
INSTRUCTORS
ADMIN
OFFICER
MEDICAL
ACC’S