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The Coast Guard and NOAA Fisheries are both responsible for enforcing violations of the Endangered Species Act (ESA).","Living Marine Resource Officers enforce laws protecting marine mammals, endangered species, and other living marine resources in U.S. waters and on the high seas. They conduct maritime law enforcement, support NOAA Fisheries management goals, document violations, and coordinate conservation operations.",[13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21],"marine_resource_protection","maritime_law_enforcement","endangered_species_compliance","marine_mammal_protection","vessel_boarding_operations","fisheries_inspection","evidence_documentation","interagency_conservation_coordination","environmental_case_reporting",[23,24,25,26,27,28],"Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation Certification","State Peace Officer Standards and Training Certification","Certified Wildlife Biologist","Certified Environmental Professional","HAZWOPER 40 Hour Certification","Boating Safety Instructor Certification",[30,31,32],"LAW_ENFORCEMENT","ENVIRONMENTAL_ENGINEERING","PUBLIC_HEALTH",{"starter":34,"growth":36},[24,27,28,35],"FEMA Emergency Management Institute ICS 100 and 200",[25,26,37,38],"Certified Fisheries Professional","Project Management Professional (PMP)",{"typical_target":40,"required_minimum":40,"notes":-1},"SECRET",[],false,"ACTIVE","officer","SUBSPEC",[47,54,60,65,70,77],{"id":48,"code":49,"title":50,"branch":8,"category":51,"description":52,"status":43,"rank":44,"code_type":53},"e3ae1bde-0895-4680-a59e-cfa4613dc327","CG-OAP11","Vessel Inspections","ENGINEERING","Vessel Inspections Subspecialty Officers are certified Coast Guard Marine Inspectors and Port State Control Examiners. The knowledge and skills obtained by a Marine Inspector include the mastery of safety, security and environmental compliance requirements for U.S. domestic and internationally operating vessels, as well as for foreign commercial vessels operating in U.S. waters. A Marine Inspector evaluates and certifies U.S. commercial vessels for compliance with U.S. regulations and international treaties. The Port State Control Examiner evaluates foreign vessels conducting commerce to verify compliance with international requirements and unilateral U.S. regulations while transiting U.S.","MOS",{"id":55,"code":56,"title":57,"branch":8,"category":58,"description":59,"status":43,"rank":44,"code_type":53},"bfdb2664-4173-44f7-842a-66481e1b0ffa","CG-OAP12","Marine Investigations","SUPPORT","Marine Investigations Subspecialty Officers are designated as Marine Casualty Investigators and Suspension and Revocation Investigators. Marine Investigations Subspecialty Officers are knowledgeable in 46 CFR Part 4 (Marine Casualties and Investigations) and Part 5 (Marine Investigation Regulations - Personnel Action). A Marine Casualty Investigator is responsible for conducting interviews and evaluating evidence to determine the facts of the casualty, analyze causal factors, and provide Findings of Concern or Safety Recommendations. A Suspension and Revocation Investigator is responsible for ensuring safety of life at sea for mariners and passengers by evaluating mariner conduct.",{"id":61,"code":62,"title":63,"branch":8,"category":58,"description":64,"status":43,"rank":44,"code_type":53},"1ea2ea4c-bb61-4721-93b6-7e9d8ead4f3c","CG-OAP14","Port and Facility Safety and Security","Port and Facility Safety and Security Subspecialty Officers inspect, manage, and oversee the regulatory and inspection elements of the Coast Guard's safety, security and environmental protection responsibilities associated with maritime facilities (fixed/mobile, on-shore). Port and Facility Safety and Security Subspecialty Officers ensure overall compliance in regulated communities, including, but not limited to: facility safety and security inspections; container inspections; explosive handling supervision; and Maritime Transportation System recovery.",{"id":66,"code":67,"title":68,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":69,"status":43,"rank":44,"code_type":53},"9c480e2e-fa16-42ce-8a05-c76c41133549","CG-OAR13","Maritime Law Enforcement/PWCS","Maritime Law Enforcement/PWCS Subspecialty Officers perform operational, training, and other duties as prescribed under the authorities where units conduct activities under 33 CFR Part 6. Ashore law enforcement/PWCS mission programs include Ports, Waterways & Coastal Security (PWCS), Maritime Security Response Operations (MSRO), Living Marine Resources (LMR), law enforcement ashore at facilities, and General Law Enforcement. Maritime Law Enforcement/PWCS Subspecialty Officers are well versed in all policies, protocols, authorities and jurisdiction as they relate to each of the mission programs.",{"id":71,"code":72,"title":73,"branch":8,"category":74,"description":75,"status":43,"rank":76,"code_type":53},"9b4a10a2-9a95-438b-8fb7-29fea1838000","IV","Investigator","INTELLIGENCE","Investigator’s (IV) Provide criminal internal and external investigation services; investigates crimes against persons and property through use of standard investigative tools and techniques; prepares sworn affidavits for search warrants; prepares quarterly case load reports; composes and processes necessary incident investigative and intelligence reports. The IV support Coast Guard law-enforcement and intelligence missions. Conduct both criminal and personal background checks and investigations, collect and analyze intelligence information and provide personal protection services to high-ranking Coast Guard officials and other VIPs.","enlisted",{"id":78,"code":79,"title":80,"branch":81,"category":58,"description":82,"status":43,"rank":83,"code_type":53},"b45032ae-74c3-408b-abaa-aff42ceb239e","5805","Criminal Investigation Officer","Marine Corps","Criminal Investigation Officers function as the officer in charge of the Criminal Investigation Division (CID), operationally assigned to either a Provost Marshal’s Office (PMO)/Marine Corps Police Department or a deployed/combat unit. Criminal Investigation Officers manage and provide subject matter expertise on criminal investigative operations in both supporting establishment and deployed/ combat contingency environments. Criminal Investigation Officers also liaise and coordinate with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies on behalf of the Provost Marshal.","warrant_officer"]