Coy 2IC- A Coy 3 PWRR

Unit Role: Reserve War Fighting Infantry Light Role Unit

Position Role:  Light Role Infantry Company Second in Command.

Responsibilities: Coy 2IC, responsible for providing command, leadership and administration to the Sub-Unit as directed by the Officer Commanding.

1. Support the scheduling of Sub-Unit tasks.
2. Coordinate and administer operational areas within the Sub-Unit.
3. Ensure that Sub-Unit readiness and capabilities are maintained including appropriate training of personnel.
4. Oversee Sub-Unit health wellbeing and welfare.
5. Manage the career development of Sub-Unit personnel providing career advice and opportunities for personal development.
6. Manage the training of Sub-Unit personnel.
7. BPT to cover the OC and conduct future tasks as direct by BHQ or the CO.

1. PCBC - Platoon Commanders Battle Course (Regular or Reserve)

2. JOLP 1&2 (Officer Education)

3. JOTAC and CWC (Officer Education)

1. Range Qualifications -  LFTT preferred or RMQ (static ranges)

2. Full UK Cat B Driving Licence

3. Infantry Experience - Previous experience of working with the INFANTRY and/or Reserves is desirable. The role requires an individual with drive, determination and strong leadership skills who can work unsupervised and with initiative to deliver results to the Coy.

The position will be boarded using the CM Portal/OneNote within 6 weeks of post closing date. 

Please send a declaration of interest  to the Post Owner Email; lee.fuller942@mod.gov.uk who will provide a PPP and or CV template. 

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Pre Appt/Deployment Trg: This can be done post appointment; must complete Security Clearance and have a workable knowledge of all applications aligned to the role including Churchill, Muster, Target and JPA. Having any range (LFTT/RMQ) qualifications would be of great use to the Coy and Battalion.

Domestic Considerations: Must be within a manageable commute to Ashford, Kent and able to travel on duty, as required, for residential courses and exercises, including on overseas OTX. In addition, show positive commitment to the Reserves and complete the minimum RSD requirements of 27 days. Training nights are Wednesdays 1930-2130.