MOS 00- MOS IMMATERIAL NCOER EXAMPLES

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00F20/Range Operations NCO

Praised by the Command Sergeant Major (CSM) for efficient operations, including scheduling, ammunition pick-up, and range safety.
Ensured compliance with all safety and range regulations at the range facility.
Served as the Noncommissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) for the Battalion 9mm Range, achieving a 100% qualification rate over a two-year period.
Conducted common task training classes for all 140 members of the mobilized 339th Military Police Company.
Arranged transportation of over 40,000 rounds of ammunition to and from the range between July and December 2014.
Maintained operational readiness of all 333 target systems, supporting the training of 32 units and over 30,000 Soldiers.
Identified an uncleared loaded weapon behind the firing line, preventing potential injuries or fatalities.
Served as Range NCOIC for one M249 Range and two M4 Ranges, successfully qualifying and training 44 Soldiers on weapon systems.
Prepared five NCOs to instruct company-level training on Range Cards, M240, and M4, increasing training capacity and preparing 49 Soldiers and NCOs for Battalion validation exercise.
Maintained 100% accountability for over $35,000 worth of CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear) equipment with no losses.
Qualified 120 Soldiers within the 100th Chemical Regiment.
Coordinated and reserved over a dozen ranges for weapons qualification during both Warfighter Exercises (WTXs) and semiannual training.

Inprocessed over 100 PSYOP (Psychological Operations) and Civil Affairs students and staff.
Developed and implemented new procedures to streamline administrative inprocessing for future ARPRINT (Army Print) missions.
Provided transportation for over 200 103d ESC Soldiers to and from the South Fort Hood training site, Soldier Readiness Processing (SRP), medical appointments, and various validation training requirements.
Assisted new incoming Soldiers by welcoming them and guiding them through the proper in-processing procedures.
Developed and conducted in-processing briefings for newly arrived soldiers.
Oversaw daily operations by processing clients, scheduling events, and performing maintenance checks on the facility.

Developed a realistic Complex Attack scenario for an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) event, incorporating coordinated tactics.
Coordinated operation orders, vehicles, ammunition, radio communications, training scenarios, and After Action Reviews (AARs) for Situational Training Exercises (STX).
Delivered tough and realistic training that surpassed other Observer Controller/Trainers (OC/Ts) during the Warfighter Exercise (WAREX).

Devoted hundreds of hours to ensure all RSP (Recruit Sustainment Program) Soldiers received the required guidance, maintaining a 99% Ship Rate.
Served as RSP GED (General Educational Development) Cadre, assisting 10 soldiers who would have been disqualified due to lack of education.
Achieved a 100% educational gain in the GED class, with all class members passing their GED test for the first time in two and a half years.
Instilled the discipline needed for Soldiers to advance in their military careers.

Assisted 25 team members during her off-time to complete their Defense Travel System (DTS) tasks.
Served as the Unit Prevention Leader (UPL) for Charlie Team, maintaining 100% contact and no incidents.
Utilized personal time to train and become a successful instructor.
Volunteered over 40 hours of his own time to assist the Supply Sergeant in ensuring uniforms were ordered and distributed.