Naval Combat Information Operator (Naval Reserve) - Jobs in Manitoba

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OpportunityAre you energized by teamwork and views of the ocean If so, you might thrive as a Naval Combat Information Operator in the Naval Reserve Force. Naval Combat Information Operators, also known as NCIOPs, help make tactical decisions in real-time. They’re responsible for sharing key information with the ship’s captain to help accomplish missions going on around the world. NCIOP’s accomplish this by operating all of the ship’s surveillance radars and related intelligence equipment. Life onboard a ship is more than just a job; you’ll develop close relationships that last a lifetime and be given opportunities to travel the world.Serve with the Naval ReserveThis position is for part-time employment with the Naval Reserve at certain locations across Canada. Reserve Force members usually serve part-time at a Naval Reserve Unit in their community and may serve while going to school or working a civilian job. While Naval Reservists usually work on scheduled evenings and weekends, they may also serve in full-time positions at some units for fixed terms, depending on available opportunities.Naval Reservists are not posted or required to do a military move. However, they can volunteer to move to another base. They may also volunteer for deployment on a military mission within or outside Canada.A career in the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve offers many benefits, including a competitive pension plan, dental insurance, and reimbursement for college or university courses during your career.OverviewAs members of the ship’s Combat Information Organization, Naval Combat Information Operators support the ship’s leadership in navigation, anti-air, anti-surface and anti-submarine warfare. Their main duties are to:Configure and operate:

• Command and control systems
• Ship’s 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 subsystems

Analyze equipment and system performance on all combat information equipmentPerform basic on-line fault diagnostic proceduresCollect, correlate, record, analyse, display and disseminate all tactical informationMaintain classified logs and publicationsWork EnvironmentAs 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 of security watches, and routinely perform ship maintenance and repairs.Basic Military QualificationBasic Military Qualification (BMQ) is the first step in a new CAF member’s career. BMQ training provides basic core skills and common knowledge for all CAF trades. A goal of this course is to ensure that all recruits maintain CAF physical fitness standards; as a result, the training is physically demanding. Naval Reservists’ BMQ is designed to be flexible; the course is conducted in three phases. The first and second phases are conducted part-time with the local unit throughout the year. The third phase is conducted in Valcartier (QC) during the summer for three weeks.Basic Occupational Qualification TrainingNaval Combat Information Operators attend the Naval Fleet School in Esquimalt, British Columbia, to prepare for their role as the ship’s Anti-Submarine Plotting Operator. Training includes subjects such as:

• Operating personal computers
• Basic radar and radio theory
• Radar systems operation/check
• Internal and external communications techniques
• Tactical display preparation set up and update
• Tactical information correlation
• Use of publications, ship’s logs, files and state boards
• Evidence and intelligence gathering
• Basic relative velocity
• Conduct search and rescue procedures
• Underwater Warfare Organization

Available Specialty TrainingAdditional training in tactical network planning and procedures, sensor and intelligence information correlation, as well as personnel management and leadership are available to those who demonstrate the required ability and potential. Available courses include:

• Instructional techniques
• Ship’s team diver
• Naval boarding party
• Naval Combat Information Operator Iroquois class classification
• Basic submarine qualification
• Naval Combat Information Operator submarine qualification
• Submarine control room watch supervisor
• Global command control systems – maritime instructor

Available Advanced TrainingThose who demonstrate the aptitude may have the opportunity to specialize as an Information Management Director, who is responsible to Command for the management of information networking and the dissemination of all-source information. Required courses include:

• Operations and exercise planning – tactical procedures
• Sensor and intelligence information interpretation
• Advanced network planning and management courses

Specific Navy TrainingNaval recruits attend the Naval Fleet School in Esquimalt, British Columbia, or Halifax, Nova Scotia. Training includes the following topics:

• Naval history and organization
• Shipboard firefighting and damage control
• Shipboard safety
• Watchkeeping duties
• Seamanship

EducationThe minimum required education to apply for this position is the completion of the provincial requirements for Grade 10 or Secondaire IV in Quebec. Foreign education may be accepted.Join the CAFTo learn more about becoming a Naval Combat Information Operator, talk to a recruiter at a center nearest you or call 1-800-856-8488, or visit: https://forces.ca/en/career/naval-combat-information-operator/Discover over 100 other job opportunities at Forces.ca.Please note that this position is recruiting across Canada, not limited to the listed Province.This job is available in multiple locations and may require relocation.Job Type: Part-timeQuick Apply

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