Navy
COMBAT

Rating

GM

Gunner's Mate

Description

Gunner's Mates (GM) operate, perform, and coordinate organizational and intermediate maintenance on guided missile launching systems, missile launching groups, guns, gun mounts, small arms, torpedoes, and associated handling equipment; make detailed electrical, electronic, hydraulic, and mechanical casualty analyses; inspect, test, analyze, and direct repair of electric, electronic, hydraulic, mechanical, and servo systems; test and inspect ammunition, missiles, and their components; prepare torpedoes and torpedo launching equipment for checkout and firing; prepare missiles and launching equipment for checkout and firing; test, inspect, and repair magazine sprinkler systems, supervise personnel in handling and stowing of ammunition, missiles, and their components; supervise personnel in small arms qualifications; inspect and direct repair of magazines and ammunition stowage spaces; inspect and repair ordnance and weapons handling equipment; and supervise crews assigned to ordnance equipment.

Core Skills

  • electro-mechanical troubleshooting
  • preventive and corrective maintenance
  • weapons systems operation
  • fault isolation and diagnostics
  • technical documentation use
  • safety and compliance procedures
  • quality assurance and inspections
  • use of test and measurement equipment
  • inventory and ammunition management
  • root cause analysis
  • teamwork and coordination
  • basic computer literacy
  • maintenance recordkeeping

Common Certifications

  • Physical Security Professional (PSP)
  • Certified Protection Professional (CPP)
  • Firearms Instructor Certification
  • Certified Emergency Manager (CEM)
  • FEMA Emergency Management Certifications (ICS 100/200/700/800)
  • First Aid/CPR/AED

Civilian Career Paths

  • MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
  • CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
  • PHYSICAL SECURITY
  • PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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