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Knows the laws of diving and is able to recognize all types of decompression sickness and diving accidents.","Submarine scuba divers conduct underwater searches, ship bottom inspections, safety swimmer duties, and limited maintenance using scuba equipment to depths of 60 feet. They operate underwater navigation and measurement instruments, maintain diving accessories, and recognize and respond to decompression sickness and other diving accidents.",[13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21],"scuba_diving_operations","underwater_search_procedures","ship_hull_inspection","underwater_navigation","depth_measurement","safety_swimmer_operations","scuba_equipment_maintenance","diving_accident_recognition","decompression_sickness_response",[23,24,25,26,27,28],"Association of Commercial Divers International Commercial Diver Certification","Divers Alert Network Diving Emergency Management Provider","American Red Cross Lifeguarding","American Red Cross CPR and AED for Professional Rescuers","NREMT Emergency Medical Technician","Occupational Safety and Health Administration Commercial Diving Training",[30,31,32,33],"MECHANICAL_ENGINEERING","ENVIRONMENTAL_ENGINEERING","PHYSICAL_SECURITY","EMERGENCY_MANAGEMENT",{"starter":35,"growth":36},[23,25,26,27],[37,24,38,39],"Association of Commercial Divers International Commercial Diver Certification Advanced Training","Commercial Diving Supervisor Training","NREMT Paramedic",{"typical_target":41,"required_minimum":41,"notes":-1},"SECRET",[43,47],{"code":44,"branch":45,"name":46},"12D","army","Diver",{"code":48,"branch":49,"name":46},"DV","coast_guard",false,"ACTIVE","enlisted","NEC",[55,61,69,74,79,84],{"id":56,"code":57,"title":58,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":59,"status":51,"rank":52,"code_type":60},"0bce4241-1dcb-49dd-b7b7-e18a9fedb297","840A","Scuba Diver","Performs duties using SCUBA. Conducts day and night general underwater search, detailed ship bottom search and routine inspection using underwater compass, depth indicators, and associated underwater equipment. Performs adjustments and field shop maintenance on SCUBA and underwater accessories. Knows the laws of diving and physics and is able to recognize all types of decompression sickness and diving accidents.","MOS",{"id":62,"code":63,"title":64,"branch":65,"category":66,"description":67,"status":51,"rank":68,"code_type":60},"1ea2ea4c-bb61-4721-93b6-7e9d8ead4f3c","CG-OAP14","Port and Facility Safety and Security","Coast Guard","SUPPORT","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.","officer",{"id":70,"code":71,"title":72,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":73,"status":51,"rank":68,"code_type":60},"e3ae1bde-0895-4680-a59e-cfa4613dc327","CG-OAP11","Vessel Inspections","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.",{"id":75,"code":76,"title":77,"branch":8,"category":66,"description":78,"status":51,"rank":52,"code_type":60},"24b49bc9-d99c-4481-979e-37b6adb241b6","B22A","Safety Inspector","Organizes and directs the operation of the safety department. Investigates accidents, analyzes accidents and problem areas, and recommends methods to decrease frequency and/or eliminate accidents. Collects data to ascertain accident trends. Inspects project sites, grounds, buildings, and machinery to isolate hazards to life, health, and equipment. Conducts safety education campaigns by preparing and/or distributing literature, posters, charts, and displays. Organizes and directs safety committee. Directs placement of traffic control signs and devices.",{"id":80,"code":81,"title":82,"branch":65,"category":9,"description":83,"status":51,"rank":68,"code_type":60},"0276f568-ea5c-4ca8-985e-c51d5ef967ae","CG-SEI19","Safety & Environmental Health","Coast Guard Safety and Environmental Health Subspecialty Officers are trained to review, evaluate, and analyze hazards in various work environments. Safety and Environmental Health Subspecialty Officers design and evaluate programs and procedures to control, eliminate, and prevent injury caused by chemical, physical, and biological agents or ergonomic factors. Safety and Environmental Health Subspecialty Officers conduct inspections to enforce laws and standards to protect the health and safety of USCG members.",{"id":85,"code":86,"title":87,"branch":65,"category":66,"description":88,"status":51,"rank":89,"code_type":60},"6bc02900-922d-429e-8949-c56a6ece7cac","MSSD","Marine Safety Specialist Deck","Marine Safety Specialist Chief Warrant Officers (CWOs) serve as technical experts for Coast Guard marine safety operations. The Marine Safety Specialist field includes Marine Safety Specialist Engineering (MSSE), Marine Safety Specialist Response (MSSR), and Marine Safety Specialist Deck (MSSD) specialties. Marine Safety Specialist CWOs supervise personnel in safety and security inspections; conduct and supervise vessel inspections and/or casualty investigations; review construction plans to ensure construction and existing repairs are completed in accordance with approved plans; apply applicable regulations and accepted industry standards; and perform regulatory oversight of federal laws, regulations, and treaties. In the performance of these duties, Marine Safety Specialist CWOs interface with a broad array of private and public (e.g., local, state, federal, international) representatives at all levels of the marine industry. MSSD CWOs are subject matter experts in deck systems, lifesaving systems and marine safety; conduct and supervise vessel inspections and/or casualty investigations; review construction plans to ensure construction and existing repairs are completed in accordance with approved plans; apply applicable regulations and accepted industry standards; and perform regulatory oversight of federal laws, regulations, and treaties. In the performance of these duties, MSSD CWO interface with a broad array of private and public (e.g., local, state, federal, international) representatives at all levels of the marine industry. MSSD CWOs are primarily from deck department ratings in the Coast Guard such as BM, GM, OS and ME.","warrant_officer"]