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comdtinst m16114.32c - U.S. Coast Guard

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Part 3 – Station Operations<br />

Chapter 1 – Station Organization and Watch-Standing<br />

Section C. Command Cadre<br />

Introduction<br />

C.1. Station<br />

Command Cadre<br />

C.2. Department<br />

Heads<br />

The Station Command Cadre is responsible to its chain of command and<br />

support for overall mission accomplishment, administrative functions,<br />

good order and discipline, and maintenance of shore and boat assets.<br />

The core Command Cadre of a Station is the CO/OIC, XO/XPO, and<br />

EPO.<br />

Additional command staff elements should be provided to address<br />

operational or administrative workload elements (e.g. Operations PO,<br />

Weapons/Training PO, Deck Department Head, ATON Supervisor,<br />

Support PO).<br />

Stations shall normally have a minimum of two departments, a Deck<br />

Department and an Engineering Department.<br />

Department Heads should be Senior Petty Officers (i.e., E-6) or Chief<br />

Petty Officers. The CO/OIC shall designate department, Assistant<br />

Department Heads, and Division Petty Officers in writing. The CO/OIC<br />

should only designate Department Heads, Assistant Department Heads,<br />

or Division Petty Officers when staffing allows sufficient time for<br />

effective management of assigned duties and responsibilities (e.g. 1-in-3<br />

duty, with two or more non-duty days available for assigned duties and<br />

responsibilities).<br />

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