Naval Combat Information Operators

Job Description:

Join the Navy Reserve (Part-Time/Full-Time).

Requirements for Joining:

• Canadian Citizenship or Permanent Residency
• Grade 10 Minimum (University for Officer Occupations)
• Minimum age 16 years old;
• Maximum age 55 years old

Naval Combat Information Operators are responsible for the operation of all shipboard surveillance radars and associated equipment of the shipboard intelligence, surveillance and recognizance systems. As members of the ship’s Combat Information Organization, Naval Combat Information Operators assist and advise the ship’s leadership in navigation, anti-air warfare, anti-surface warfare and anti-submarine warfare.

Their primary duties are to:

• Configure and operate: Command and control system
• Ships’ radars -Intelligence, surveillance and recognizance systems
• Multi-tactical data links
• Global command and control system -maritime
• Information processing systems
• Ship-borne integrated communication equipment and related sub-systems
• Analyze equipment and system performance on all combat information equipment
• Perform basic on-line fault diagnostic procedures
• Collect, correlate, record, analyze, display, and disseminate all tactical information
• Maintain classified logs and publications

Work environment

At sea, Naval Combat Information Operators work mostly within the ship’s Operations Room with some of the most modern and sophisticated equipment at sea today. Onboard ship, Naval Combat Information Operators experience the unique adventures and challenges that come with work at sea.

As with all sea-going personnel, Naval Combat Information Operators work with their fellow shipmates in out-of-occupation duties such as sentry or lookout duty, line handler for replenishment at sea, and as ship hand for entering and leaving harbour. They participate in search and rescue events and person-overboard emergencies, act as a member of the ship’s emergency response team for security watches, and routinely perform ship maintenance and repairs. During emergency procedures, they fight fires as members of a fire attack team, and provide damage control in the case of a breach to the hull.

If necessary, a Naval Combat Information Operator may serve as a member of the naval boarding party in order to inspect the cargo of suspect vessels and detain the vessel’s crew during inspections.

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