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Utilizing Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs), local and remote control panels and consoles, system diagrams; align, operate, monitor, and conduct casualty control procedures on all engineering systems in accordance with Engineering Operational Sequencing System (EOSS). Using PQS manuals, PMS maintenance cards, and EOSS procedures, competently perform tasks associated with the EPT shipboard watch station/position with limited to no supervision and under all conditions of readiness both in port and underway.","LCS-1 Freedom variant Engineering Plant Technicians operate, monitor, align, and secure propulsion, electrical, auxiliary, damage control, and plant control systems from HMIs, consoles, and local control stations. 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Utilizing Human Machine Interfaces (HMIs), local and remote control panels and consoles, and system diagrams; align, operate, monitor, and conduct casualty control procedures on all engineering systems in accordance with Engineering Operational Sequencing System (EOSS). Using PQS manuals, PMS maintenance cards, and EOSS procedures, competently perform tasks associated with the EPT shipboard watch station/position with limited to no supervision and under all conditions of readiness both in port and underway.","MOS",{"id":64,"code":65,"title":66,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":67,"status":53,"rank":54,"code_type":62},"921eb1a3-08de-4922-94d6-de0de0d52d58","MMN","Machinist's Mate, Nuclear Power","Machinist's Mates, Nuclear Power (MMN) operate and maintain Naval Nuclear propulsion plants and associated equipment; supervise and administer Naval nuclear propulsion plant operations; apply reactor, electrical, and mechanical theory involved in the operation of the nuclear reactor, steam plant, propulsion plant, and auxiliary equipment; operate and repair systems associated with reactor plants, propulsion plants, and auxiliary support systems (air compressors, freshwater production plants, steam turbines, shaft line components, air conditioning equipment, feed and condensate, steam, hydraulic, seawater systems, air, potable water, lubricating oil and oil purification, reactor auxiliary and support systems pumps, valves, and heat exchangers); perform tests, transfers, and inventories of lubricating oils, fuels, and water; and maintain records and reports on both submarine and surface ships.",{"id":69,"code":70,"title":71,"branch":8,"category":9,"description":72,"status":53,"rank":54,"code_type":62},"b453f47a-3c0f-4de1-92f3-bb35abdc0dc2","GSCM","Master Chief Gas Turbine System Technician","\u003Cp>Master Chief Gas Turbine System Technician (GSCM), is a senior leadership compression rating, for leaders knowledgeable in the skills and duties performed by personnel in the ratings Gas Turbine System Technicians Electrical (GSE) and Gas Turbine System Technicians Mechanical (GSM). The GSCM supervises the operation, repair, and organizational and intermediate maintenance on mechanical and electrical components of the ship's propulsion Gas Turbine Engines (GTE), Ship's Service Gas Turbine Generators (SSGTG), electrical distribution equipment, assigned auxiliary equipment (including AC motors, motor operated valves, solenoid operated valves, logic controllers, and automatic bus transfer systems), machinery control systems, assigned electrical and electronic equipment up to the printed circuit boards, and alarm and warning circuitry. 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The GSCS supervises the operation, repair, and organizational and intermediate maintenance on mechanical and electrical components of the ship's propulsion Gas Turbine Engines (GTE), Ship's Service Gas Turbine Generators (SSGTG), electrical distribution equipment, assigned auxiliary equipment (including AC motors, motor operated valves, solenoid operated valves, logic controllers, and automatic bus transfer systems), machinery control systems, assigned electrical and electronic equipment up to the printed circuit boards, and alarm and warning circuitry. 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