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| + | |higher rank=[[Executive Officer]] | ||
| + | |lower rank=[[Assistant Chief Operations Officer]] | ||
| + | |command=[[Department Head]] | ||
| + | |known=Data, USS Enterprise-D; | ||
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The Chief Operations Officer has the primary responsibility of ensuring that ship functions, such as the use of the lateral sensor array, do not interfere with one and another. S/he must prioritize resource allocations, so that the most critical activities can have every chance of success. If so required, s/he can curtail shipboard functions if s/he thinks they will interfere with the ship's current mission or routine operations. | The Chief Operations Officer has the primary responsibility of ensuring that ship functions, such as the use of the lateral sensor array, do not interfere with one and another. S/he must prioritize resource allocations, so that the most critical activities can have every chance of success. If so required, s/he can curtail shipboard functions if s/he thinks they will interfere with the ship's current mission or routine operations. | ||
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| Chief Operations Officer | |
| Affiliation: | Federation |
| Higher Rank: | Executive Officer |
| Lower Rank: | Assistant Chief Operations Officer |
| Command: | Department Head |
| Known Chief Operations Officers: | Data, USS Enterprise-D; |
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The Chief Operations Officer has the primary responsibility of ensuring that ship functions, such as the use of the lateral sensor array, do not interfere with one and another. S/he must prioritize resource allocations, so that the most critical activities can have every chance of success. If so required, s/he can curtail shipboard functions if s/he thinks they will interfere with the ship's current mission or routine operations.
The Chief Operations Officer oversees the Operations department, and is a member of the senior staff.