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CCGANOD Checklist
CCGANOD Checklist
Date: ________________
SUBJECT: Candidate Coast Guard Non- Officer Assistant Officer of the Day (CCGNO ANOD) Checklist
I. At the termination of my duty as CCGANOD, the following reports were rendered (indicate YES or NO):
_____a. Reported at the Quarterdeck thirty (30) minutes before posting for dissemination.
_____b. Reported to the CCGNOD together with my incoming for Guard Mounting o/a __________________________at
__________________________.
_____c. Received and understood all disseminations, instructions and orders from the outgoing Candidate Coast Guard Assistant Non
NOD).
_____d. Read and understood the provisions of the Coast Guard Basic Course Regulations Manual s-2014 regarding my duties,
the guard duties, general and special instructions to the guard, 11 General Orders and CCGANOD Checklist prior to
posting.
_____e. Prepared the publication of orders 45 minutes before every mess and submitted the same to the Non Officer of the Day
(NOD) for approval and subsequently passed to Brigade Adjutant during mess.
_____f. Informed the Candidate Coast Guard Non Officer of the Day (CCGNOD) when officially leaving my post.
_____h. Informed the Officer of the Day (OD) in case of disorder or emergency.
_____k. Performed all orders and instructions coming from competent authorities
_____l.
Wrote all disseminations, instructions and orders coming from competent authorities and explained/transmitted it to my relief
before relieving.
III. Disseminations
IV. Justifications of items that were not complied.
Noted by:
________________________________
________________________________
Officer of the Day
*Dignity of the guard - A guard shall be a model of all that is proper. He/she must display the best CCGO standard in the following:
a. Proper grooming;
b. Wearing of complete set of personal, clean and ironed uniform;
c. Maintaining orderliness and cleanliness of his/her room (lockers, bunks, tables, displays);
d. Observing and maintaining military bearing;
e. Executing proper individual military movements (hand salute, walk in a military manner, etc);
f. Actuations (mess hall, barracks, guard stations, and all CCGO limits);
g. Refraining from familiarizing with other CCGOs;
h. Adhering and implementing rules and regulations.