RNR CODC Module 5 Handbook
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i ABOUT MODULE 5<br />
The <strong>RNR</strong> Unit Commanding Officer (<strong>RNR</strong> CO) is responsible for overseeing and maintaining the operational capability and<br />
management of their <strong>RNR</strong> Unit. The <strong>RNR</strong> CO is expected to undertake their Command responsibilities competently, resolutely and<br />
with confidence and in so doing to<br />
• Interpret and implement Directives cascaded from Commander Maritime Reserves (CMR)<br />
• Manage the Human Elements of the <strong>RNR</strong> Unit including recruitment and training<br />
• Oversee internal and external <strong>RNR</strong> Unit communications<br />
• Oversee the strategic, tactical, financial and logistical requirements of the <strong>RNR</strong> Unit<br />
• Oversee safety, health, environmental and fire (SHEF) requirements of the <strong>RNR</strong> Unit and to<br />
• Participate in the National Development of Maritime Reserve business.<br />
This unit covers Initial Naval Training (INT) and Core Maritime Skills (CMS) Training.<br />
By the end of this unit, you will be able to<br />
• Explain the joining prerequisites for Royal Naval Reserve Officer Cadets and Ratings<br />
• Explain the Phase I and II Training Pipeline for Maritime Reservists<br />
• Explain the function of Role Performance Statements<br />
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