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They may also serve as Commanding Officers of Construction Battalion Maintenance Units (CBMU) and Naval Construction Training Centers (NCTC), Chief Staff Officers with Naval Construction Groups (NCG) or Naval Construction Regiments (NCR), Executive Officers at NCTC, Training Officers, Operations Officer’s, or Equipment/Table of Allowance Readiness Managers in various billets. Experience in these disciplines is acquired through career development, operational/expeditionary tours, and acquired professional education. A Seabee Combat Warfare (SCW) designation is typically earned in their first or second tour while assigned to an NMCB.","Leads naval construction and facilities units, managing engineering operations, training, and maintenance. 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They are responsible for executing and managing the planning, design, acquisition, construction, operation, and maintenance of the Navy's shore facilities. CEC ranks range from CWO2 to VADM (N4 of the U.S. Navy). Civil Engineer Corps (CEC) officers seeking reimbursement for credentials required by the CEC Community, Professional Engineer or Registered Architect, should refer to NAVFACINST 12400.1B for guidance. 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The majority of these positions will be at DA, DOD, Joint Staff, MACOMs, or Field Activities."]