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3001 MARCOR OSH PROGRAM MANUALe. One qualified unit safety officer (civilian safetyspecialist, officer or SNCO/NCO) in each separately administeredunit, and in other activities as deemed necessary by thecommander.2. Installations having a total population of over 2,000 butless than 10,000 military and civilian personnel to includetenant commands and resident dependents:a. One full-time safety manager or officer, either acivilian qualified for civil service employment as a safety andoccupational health manager (GS-0018 series), or a field/companygrade safety officer. Installations under this category requirethe safety and occupational health manager to have managerialand technical experience at the GS-12 grade or higher.b. Technical assistants as required, see paragraph3001.1c, above.c. Clerical support as required.d. One qualified unit safety officer (civilian safetyspecialist, officer or SNCO/NCO) in each separately administeredunit, and in other activities as deemed necessary by commander.3. Installations having a total population of 2,000 or lessmilitary and civilian personnel to include tenant commands andresident dependents:a. One qualified full-time safety specialist (civiliansafety specialist, officer or SNCO/NCO) as a minimum.b. One qualified unit safety officer (civilian safetyspecialist, officer or SNCO/NCO) in each separately administeredunit, and in other activities as deemed necessary by thecommander.4. Commander, Marine Corps Forces Command (COMMARFORCOM);Commander, Marine Corps Forces Pacific (COMMARFORPAC);Commander, Marine Corps Forces Reserve (COMMARFORRES);Commanding General, Marine Corps Combat Development Center(MCCDC); Commanding General, Marine Corps System Command(MARCORSYSCOM); Commanding General, Marine Corps Recruiting3-6