During this course students will receive ten days of CNIC-focused education and training in functional areas typically encountered at Navy shore commands. Presentations, seminars, case studies and professional readings include Strategic Business Planning, Budgeting, Manpower and Human Resources, Labor Relations, Communications, Operations, Fire and Emergency Services, Public Relations/Media Training, Family Services, Legal, NEX, Safety, and Funeral Services/CACO Facilities, Energy Conservation, Inspector General, Environmental, and a CO Leadership Q&A Panel. Classes are normally from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with time allotted for lunch, required readings, and practicals. Approximately three elective working lunches are included (Air Operations, Port Operations and Joint-Basing). This command course includes the Installation Commanding Officers Antiterrorism (COAT) course (A-1B-0500) and satisfies the DOD and OPNAV Antiterrorism Standard requirements for Installation Commanding Officer Level III and antiterrorism training for prospective Commanding Officers. This course also includes and meets requirements for Basic Environmental Law (A-4A-0058) and NEPA Executive Overview (A-4A-0076).
Objective
To prepare senior shore installation leaders, using the model of the “Command Triad” (COs, XOs, and CMCs), to more effectively lead and manage assigned resources to provide cost-wise shore services and support.
Quota Eligibility
This course prepares Senior Military Officers (O-4 and above) and Senior Civilian Supervisors for the complex task of Shore Installation Management (SIM), including the management of civilian personnel, financial and facility resources, and myriad complex enterprise requirements needed to optimally support the Fleet, Fighter, and Family. This course is required for Navy Installations Command (NIC) Prospective Commanding Officers, Prospective Executive Officers, and Regional Chiefs of Staff and, on an availability basis, Command Masters Chiefs or Senior Enlisted Advisors. Additionally, command recommended NIC Civilian Supervisors, Program Directors, and Program Managers (GS-14 and above) may attend on a space-available basis. Civilian attendees must be nominated via their Headquarters (POC: CNIC/Region N7).
Course Content
- CNIC Overview
- Facilities Management/Planning
- Financial and Business Management
- Civilian Personnel Management
- Manpower and Manning
- Anti-terrorism Training/Force Protection (I-COAT)
- Base Operations
- Environmental Management
- Fleet & Family Services
- Overseas Installation Segments (if applicable)
- Strategy & Future Requirements
- NMCI, Information Systems, Information Security
- Strategic Communications/Media/ Public Speaking
- Ethics/Standards of Conduct
- Navy Exchange System
- Navy Housing
- CO/XO/CMC Perspectives and Panel Discussion
Point Of Contact
(202) 433-3217 or DSN: 228-3217
