CHAPTER 49...E7 CORE Establish post orders E4 CORE Establish security perimeters E5 CORE Evaluate...

CHAPTER 49

MASTER-AT-ARMS

(MA)

NAVPERS 18068-49D

CH-67

Updated: July 2016

MA-2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MASTER-AT-ARMS (MA) SCOPE OF RATING MA-3

GENERAL INFORMATION MA-4

CORRECTIONS SPECIALIST MA-5

ANTI-TERRORISM/PHYSICAL SECURITY MA-5

CORRECTIONS AND DETAINEE OPERATIONS MA-5

LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS MA-6

SECURITY OPERATIONS MA-6

INDEPENDENT DUTY MASTER-AT-ARMS MA-8





INVESTIGATOR-PROTECTIVE SERVICE SPECIALIST MA-11




EXPEDITIONARY SECURITY FORCE SPECIALIST MA-14





SECURITY FORCE SPECIALIST MA-18





TRAINER-PLANNER MA-22





MA-3

NAVY ENLISTED OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS

FOR

MASTER-AT-ARMS (MA)

SCOPE OF RATING

Master-At-Arms (MA) provide waterborne and land security, aircraft and flight line security,

strategic weapons and cargo security, maritime security and platform protection; conduct customs

operations, corrections operations, detainee operations, and protective service operations; perform

force protection, physical security and law enforcement; organize and train personnel in force

protection, physical security, law enforcement, and weapons proficiency; develop plans for

physical security and force protection enhancement of Navy bases, installations, property, and

personnel; and assist commands in conducting terrorist threat analysis and implementing defensive

measures.

__________________________________

These Occupational Standards are to be incorporated in Volume I, Part B, of the Manual of Navy

Enlisted Manpower and Personnel Classifications and Occupational Standards (NAVPERS 18068F)

as Chapter 49.

MA-4

GENERAL INFORMATION

CAREER PATTERN

MACM

MACS

MAC

MA1

MA2

MA3

SEAMAN

APPRENTICESHIP

Normal path of advancement to Chief Warrant Officer and Limited Duty Officer categories can be found in

OPNAVINST 1420.1.

SPECIAL PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

Currently have passed last two PRT cycles; have normal color perception, vision correction to 20/20 and normal

hearing; no history of mental impairment or disorder, emotional instability, alcoholism, drug abuse, or other physical

condition that impairs the performance of law enforcement and security duties.

CITIZENSHIP/SECURITY REQUIREMENTS

Must be eligible for access to classified information; must be a U.S. Citizen or Naturalized Citizen; must obtain a

secret clearance; must be world wide assignable IAW MILPERSMAN 1440-010

OTHER REQUIREMENTS

Must have valid U.S. Driver license; must not have any domestic violence convictions (non-waiverable).

SAFETY

The observance of Operational Risk Management (ORM) and proper safety

precautions in all areas is an integral part of each billet and the responsibility

of every Sailor; therefore, it is a universal requirement for all ratings.

MA-5

Job Title Job Code

Corrections Specialist 001487 Job Family NOC Short Title (30 Characters) Short Title (14 Characters) Protective Service TBD CORRECTIONS SPECIALIST CORRCTNS SPEC

Pay Plan Career Field Other Relationships and Rules Enlisted MA NEC 2008

Job Description Corrections Specialists complete and review applicable forms and reports; process awardees, detainees, and prisoners; process and manage

enemy prisoners of war; counsel awardees/prisoners; conduct searches and inspections; utilize weapons and equipment; manage personnel; work with other agencies; plan and conduct security force drills; train security forces; conduct preliminary investigations; collect and process

evidence; respond to alarms and incidents; manage prisoner work details and daily routines; test and monitor security systems; manage

physical security operations; operate control center; release personnel; submit reports; and enforce all applicable rules, regulations, and laws within jurisdiction.

DoD Relationship O*NET Relationship

Group Title DoD Code Occupation Title SOC Code Job Family Corrections 183100 Correctional Officers and Jailers 33-3012.00 Protective Service

Skills Abilities

Speaking Oral Expression

Coordination Deductive Reasoning

Monitoring Spatial Orientation

Judgment and Decision Making Inductive Reasoning

Social Perceptiveness Problem Sensitivity

Active Listening Finger Dexterity

Equipment Selection Manual Dexterity

Management of Personnel Resources Oral Comprehension

Management of Material Resources Information Ordering

Operation and Control Written Expression

ANTI-TERRORISM/PHYSICAL SECURITY

Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E6 CORE Conduct Anti-Terrorism (AT) assessments

E4 CORE Conduct surveillance detection

E4 CORE Control security lighting equipment

E4 CORE Detect Improvised Explosive Devices (IED)

E4 CORE Perform biometric data collection

CORRECTIONS AND DETAINEE OPERATIONS

Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E5 NON-CORE Conduct case presentations

E5 NON-CORE Conduct corrections and detainee guard training

E4 NON-CORE Conduct inspections and shakedowns of prison and detention areas

E4 NON-CORE Conduct prisoner and detainee cell extractions

E5 NON-CORE Conduct prisoner or detainee interview and counseling

E5 NON-CORE Lead prisoner physical fitness training program

E6 NON-CORE Manage corrections and detainee unit programs

E4 NON-CORE Perform prisoner and detainee control center functions

E4 NON-CORE Perform prisoner and detainee riot control

MA-6

CORRECTIONS AND DETAINEE OPERATIONS (CONT’D)

Paygrade Task Type Task Statements

E4 CORE Perform prisoner counts

E4 NON-CORE Process prisoners and detainees for confinement, detention, and release

E5 NON-CORE Select prisoner behavior profile managing strategy

E5 NON-CORE Supervise prisoner and detainee movements and activities

LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS

Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E4 CORE Advise suspects of acknowledgement and waiver of rights

E4 CORE Apprehend military suspects

E4 CORE Conduct suspect interviews and interrogations

E4 CORE Conduct suspect pursuits

E4 CORE Conduct victim and witness interviews

E6 CORE Coordinate inter-agency responses

E4 CORE Perform crowd control

E4 CORE Perform personnel searches

E4 CORE Preserve crime scenes

E4 CORE Process evidence and contraband

E4 CORE Provide testimonies for official proceedings

SECURITY OPERATIONS

Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E4 CORE Administer first aid and basic life support

E5 CORE Advise forces on implementation of the Standing Rules for the Use of Force

(SRUF)

E4 CORE Apply restraint devices

E4 CORE Apply use of force continuum

E6 CORE Approve security reports and documents

E4 CORE Complete security reports and documents

E4 CORE Conduct craft, vehicle, personnel, aircraft, and baggage inspections

E5 CORE Conduct guardmount

E6 CORE Conduct Navy Security Forces (NSF) group-paced classroom and laboratory instruction

E6 CORE Conduct physical security surveys

E4 CORE Conduct prisoner and detainee escorts and transports

E4 CORE Conduct radio communications

E5 CORE Conduct security briefs and debriefs

E5 CORE Conduct security drills

E4 CORE Conduct security escorts and transports

E6 CORE Conduct security exercises

E4 CORE Conduct security inspections and searches

MA-7

SECURITY OPERATIONS (CONT’D)


E4 CORE Conduct security inventories

E4 CORE Conduct security patrols

E4 CORE Conduct security perimeter inspections

E7 CORE Conduct security post requirements and manning assessments

E4 CORE Conduct security post turnovers

E5 CORE Conduct security training

E5 CORE Conduct small arms training

E4 CORE Conduct tactical entries

E4 CORE Conduct traffic control

E4 CORE Deploy non-lethal weapons

E4 CORE Deploy screening and detection equipment

E4 CORE Detain personnel

E6 CORE Develop security supporting policy and guidance

E4 CORE Direct Reactionary Force (RF) members to fields of fire

E5 CORE Establish entry control points

E7 CORE Establish post orders

E4 CORE Establish security perimeters

E5 CORE Evaluate security programs

E5 CORE Evaluate security training

E4 CORE Lead Reactionary Force (RF) team movements

E4 CORE Make description of a person, vehicle, watercraft, or aircraft

E5 CORE Manage qualification programs

E7 CORE Manage security programs

E4 CORE Operate crew served weapons

E4 CORE Operate small arms

E4 CORE Perform equipment pre/post operational checks

E4 CORE Perform security communications

E4 CORE Perform tactical team operations

E4 CORE Perform threat detection via Electronic Security System (ESS) equipment

E4 CORE Respond to external and internal threats

E4 CORE Verify identification credentials and documents

MA-8

Job Title Job Code

Independent Duty Master-at-Arms 001492 Job Family NOC Short Title (30 Characters) Short Title (14 Characters) Protective Service TBD INDEPENDENT DUTY MASTER-AT-ARM ID MAA

Pay Plan Career Field Other Relationships and Rules Enlisted MA NECs 2001, 9501

Job Description Independent Duty Master-At-Arms serve as primary assistant to the Command Antiterrorism Officer; train and conduct assessment of command

sentries and security reaction force personnel; assist the Commanding Officer in maintaining good order and discipline within the command; manage security force training plans; review, analyze, and plan security and antiterrorism requirements; utilize weapons and equipment;

complete applicable forms and reports; manage personnel; work with other agencies; maintain training records; conduct vulnerability

assessments; conduct briefings; analyze intelligence; tactically deploy security assets to neutralize threats; conduct investigations, process crime scenes; conduct interviews and interrogations; process and preserve evidence; process suspects; conduct bailiff duties; write force protection

plans, instructions, post orders, and standard operating procedures; manage command physical security programs; manage command law

enforcement programs; manage command antiterrorism; manage military customs inspection programs; and transport prisoners and detainees.


Group Title DoD Code Occupation Title SOC Code Job Family Law Enforcement, General 183000 Detectives and Criminal 33-3021.00 Protective Service Investigators

Skills Abilities

Speaking Deductive Reasoning

Coordination Oral Expression



Management of Material Resources Written Expression

Management of Personnel Resources Manual Dexterity

Operation and Control Problem Sensitivity

Social Perceptiveness Written Comprehension


Equipment Selection Information Ordering






E7 NON-CORE Develop Anti-Terrorism (AT) plans

E7 NON-CORE Manage Anti-Terrorism (AT) programs



Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E5 NON-CORE Conduct corrections and detainee guard training






MA-9


Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E4 CORE Administer breathalyzer tests

E4 CORE Advise suspects of acknowledgement and waiver of rights


E4 NON-CORE Conduct criminal investigations

E5 NON-CORE Conduct subject lineups










E4 CORE Supervise restricted, extra duty, and Restriction in Lieu of Arrest (RILA)

personnel

SECURITY OPERATIONS



(SRUF)





E4 NON-CORE Conduct approach and visit boardings


E5 CORE Conduct crew served weapons training










MA-10












E4 CORE Conduct tactical movements





















E4 CORE Pilot security boats



MA-11

Job Title Job Code

Investigator-Protective Service Specialist 001497 Job Family NOC Short Title (30 Characters) Short Title (14 Characters) Protective Service TBD INVEST-PROTECT SERV SPECIALIST IN PROSRV SPEC

Pay Plan Career Field Other Relationships and Rules Enlisted MA NECs 2002, 2009

Job Description Investigator-Protective Service Specialists review and analyze reports; secure crime scenes and conduct crime scene analysis; collect,

analyze, process and store evidence; respond to crimes; conduct interviews and interrogations; work with other agencies; manage and utilize confidential informants; complete applicable forms; test suspected narcotics; submit evidence for forensic tests; conduct surveillance and

counter surveillance operations; conduct plain clothes operations; plan and perform investigative raids; utilize weapons and equipment; store

investigative forms, notes, and reports; test and monitor security systems; review, plan, and analyze security and crises management capability of an activity; conduct mission planning and briefings, conduct entry control inspections; provide testimony at official proceedings;

inspect buildings and travel routes; operate vehicles; direct security personnel; provide security for assets during transit in high threat/combat

environments; protect assigned personnel; conduct proactive mounted and dismounted non-tactical patrols; act as a visible deterrent; and respond to emergency and non-emergency situations to include preliminary responses.


Group Title DoD Code Occupation Title SOC Code Job Family Law Enforcement, General 183000 Detectives and Criminal 33-3021.00 Protective Service Investigators

Skills Abilities



Judgment and Decision Making Spatial Orientation

Monitoring Control Precision


Operation and Control Oral Comprehension


Management of Personnel Resources Inductive Reasoning

Social Perceptiveness Information Ordering

Management of Material Resources Problem Sensitivity



E5 NON-CORE Conduct personnel Protective Service Detail (PSD) convoy operations



E5 NON-CORE Coordinate Protective Service Detail (PSD) assignments



E4 NON-CORE Perform surveillance operations

E5 NON-CORE Survey travel routes for Protective Service Details (PSD)

MA-12










E4 CORE Drive emergency vehicles






SECURITY OPERATIONS

Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E4 NON-CORE Administer combat first aid

E4 CORE Administer first aid and basic life support


(SRUF)














MA-13
































E4 NON-CORE Perform land navigations


E4 NON-CORE Perform Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape (SERE)





MA-14

Job Title Job Code

Expeditionary Security Force Specialist 001504 Job Family NOC Short Title (30 Characters) Short Title (14 Characters) Protective Service TBD EXPEDTONRY SCTY FORCE SPECIAL XPD SCTY FORCE

Pay Plan Career Field Other Relationships and Rules Enlisted MA NECs 0190, 0812, 0814, 2003, 2004, 90CS, 90IE, 90IF, 90MS, 9501

Job Description Expeditionary Security Force Specialists provide, develop, and implement security plans and measures for deploying units to include entry

control points and perimeter security; provide security for assets during military transits in high threat/combat environments; provide waterborne vessel screening and security for insertion and extractions to include sensitive site exploitation, cache sweeps, combat patrols, and Visit, Board, Search and Seizures (VBSS); conduct proactive mounted and dismounted tactical patrols; provide maritime security for aircraft

carriers and submarines in ports and in restricted waterways as well as for Embarked Security Teams (ESTs) onboard Military Sealift Command (MSC) vessels and other high value merchant ships; conduct patrols, inspections, and searches; defend personnel and physical

assets within an installation perimeter; detect and deter all potential threats within a jurisdiction; control access of personnel and vehicles;

provide worldwide point defense security operations in areas where organic security is deficient to include airfields and air assets ("Raven"); maintain the Arms Ammunition & Explosives (AA&E) programs; train, qualify, and operate weapons in a safe and effective manner;

perform surveillance detection to ascertain possible covert surveillance conducted on assets; handle, process, move, and house personnel

classified by higher authority as enemy combatants; properly receive and release detainees and prisoners within the brig and correctional custody environments; and maintain positive control and security of all detainees and prisoners during movements while housed.


Group Title DoD Code Occupation Title SOC Code Job Family Law Enforcement, General 183000 Security Guards 33-9032.00 Protective Service

Skills Abilities




Judgment and Decision Making Spatial Orientation

Operation and Control Inductive Reasoning

Equipment Selection Problem Sensitivity

Social Perceptiveness Finger Dexterity

Active Listening Information Ordering

Critical Thinking Manual Dexterity

Management of Personnel Resources Time Sharing









Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E5 NON-CORE Conduct corrections and detainee guard training





MA-15














SECURITY OPERATIONS




(SRUF)






E4 NON-CORE Conduct craft towing



E4 NON-CORE Conduct expeditionary convoy operations


E6 CORE Conduct Navy Security Forces (NSF) group-paced classroom and laboratory instruction E6 CORE Conduct physical security surveys








MA-16











E4 NON-CORE Conduct Tactical Evacuations (TACEVAC)



E4 NON-CORE Conduct waterborne barrier operations

E4 NON-CORE Deploy field combat equipment






E4 NON-CORE Employ grenades and other explosives

E4 NON-CORE Employ Military Working Dog (MWD)

E4 NON-CORE Enforce Limited Access Areas (LAA)









E7 NON-CORE Manage security personnel and resources in the Emergency Operation Center

(EOC)




E4 CORE Perform afloat navigation

E4 NON-CORE Perform craft launches and recoveries


MA-17




E4 NON-CORE Perform screen and reaction vessel duties






E4 NON-CORE Protect High Value Assets (HVA)



MA-18

Job Title Job Code

Security Force Specialist 001509 Job Family NOC Short Title (30 Characters) Short Title (14 Characters) Protective Service TBD SECURITY FORCE SPECIALIST SCTY FORC SPEC

Pay Plan Career Field Other Relationships and Rules Enlisted MA NECs 0190, 0812, 0814, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 9501

Job Description Security Force Specialists establish entry control points; conduct access control inspections; review, analyze, and plan security capabilities;

conduct assessments; conduct patrols; conduct vessel escorts; utilize weapons and equipment; complete applicable forms and reports; manage personnel; work with other agencies; plan operations; conduct preliminary investigations; collect and process evidence; plan and conduct

assault operations; plan and tactically deploy security assets to defeat threats; manage and utilize Military Working Dogs (MWD); operate

security vehicles and boats; conduct physical security operations; conduct law enforcement operations; provide testimony at official proceedings; respond to calls for service; identify and establish physical security in domestic and foreign ports for strategic weapons, Naval

assets, and facilities; and provide ashore, afloat, and waterborne protection of all personnel, assets, and facilities.


Group Title DoD Code Occupation Title SOC Code Job Family Law Enforcement, General 183000 Police Patrol Officers 33-3051.01 Protective Service

Skills Abilities





Operation and Control Spatial Orientation



Management of Material Resources Written Expression

Complex Problem Solving Time Sharing

Management of Personnel Resources Written Comprehension











Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E4 CORE Perform prisoner counts

MA-19



E4 NON-CORE Administer field sobriety tests






E4 NON-CORE Conduct traffic accident investigations

E4 CORE Conduct vehicle stops

E4 CORE Conduct vehicle suspect extractions



E4 NON-CORE Deploy vehicle speed measuring equipment


E6 NON-CORE Evaluate Military Working Dog (MWD) performance







personnel

SECURITY OPERATIONS



(SRUF)











MA-20





































E5 NON-CORE Manage Military Working Dog (MWD) teams


MA-21




(EOC)





E4 NON-CORE Perform as a decoy in patrol dog training



E4 NON-CORE Perform first aid to Military Working Dogs (MWD)










MA-22

Job Title Job Code

Trainer-Planner 001514 Job Family NOC Short Title (30 Characters) Short Title (14 Characters) Management TBD TRAINER-PLANNER TRAIN-PLANNER

Pay Plan Career Field Other Relationships and Rules Enlisted MA NECs 0812, 0814, 2001, 2004, 9501, 9502

Job Description Trainer-Planners manage training plans; develop, update, and manage curriculum; manage field training officer program; manage Personnel Qualification System (PQS) program; plan, conduct, and assess security force drills; evaluate student progress; train forces in use of weapons and equipment; coordinate training and security planning with other services and agencies; train security forces; submit reports; conduct

security planning and briefings; manage security force training records; manage antiterrorism training team and participate in integrated

training team; administer tests; monitor unit exercises; inspect command security and antiterrorism programs; review, plan, and analyze security and crises management capabilities of an activity; plan and develop entry control inspections; plan surveillance detection procedures;

analyze intelligence; conduct assessments; operate budgets; evaluate security requirements for new construction; develop standard operating

procedures, post orders, and memoranda of agreement/understanding; and manage manpower and equipment requirements.


Group Title DoD Code Occupation Title SOC Code Job Family Law Enforcement, General 183000 Training and Development 11-3131.00 Management Managers

Skills Abilities




Judgment and Decision Making Control Precision

Equipment Selection Inductive Reasoning

Operation and Control Oral Comprehension


Management of Material Resources Problem Sensitivity

Management of Personnel Resources Manual Dexterity

Complex Problem Solving Written Expression



E5 NON-CORE Conduct personnel Protective Service Detail (PSD) convoy operations



E5 NON-CORE Coordinate Protective Service Detail (PSD) assignments






E5 NON-CORE Survey travel routes for Protective Service Details (PSD)

MA-23


Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E5 NON-CORE Conduct case presentations

E5 NON-CORE Conduct corrections and detainee guard training


E4 NON-CORE Conduct prisoner and detainee cell extractions

E5 NON-CORE Conduct prisoner or detainee interview and counseling

E5 NON-CORE Lead prisoner physical fitness training program


E4 NON-CORE Perform prisoner and detainee control center functions

E4 NON-CORE Perform prisoner and detainee riot control



E5 NON-CORE Select prisoner behavior profile managing strategy




E4 NON-CORE Administer field sobriety tests







E4 NON-CORE Conduct traffic accident investigations

E4 CORE Conduct vehicle stops

E4 CORE Conduct vehicle suspect extractions



E4 NON-CORE Deploy vehicle speed measuring equipment


E6 NON-CORE Evaluate Military Working Dog (MWD) performance






MA-24

LAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS (CONT’D)



personnel

SECURITY OPERATIONS




(SRUF)









E4 NON-CORE Conduct expeditionary convoy operations



















E4 NON-CORE Conduct Tactical Evacuations (TACEVAC)

MA-25






E4 NON-CORE Deploy field combat equipment
















E5 NON-CORE Manage Military Working Dog (MWD) teams



(EOC)





E4 NON-CORE Perform as a decoy in patrol dog training



E4 NON-CORE Perform first aid to Military Working Dogs (MWD)







MA-26


Paygrade Task Type Task Statements E4 CORE Pilot security boats




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