My COC Guide
Introduction
MyCOC is a tool used by NCOs and above to facilitate and overlook their chain of command. You will automatically get access to it, once you have people in your organisational chain of command.
About confidentiality
Never discuss the contents or existence of reports with anyone not listed in the report under "This report is visible to:" If you need to do this, follow the chain of command in doing so. This includes talking openly about reports you have submitted, are aware of, how many reports someone has or anything to that nature. Doing so will result in swift action.
How to get there
- Login to the website
- Click on your username in the top navigation bar
- Click on my dossier
- On the right-hand side click on MY COC
Overview
This section will give a small summary of all the features
Your upper chain
The top section will display who is your direct superior and their superior
Active COC Reports
Shows all unresolved COC Reports you or your direct subordinates have to deal with. The fields are self-explanatory.
Subordinate Activity Report
Shows statistics about your and your direct subordinate's subordinates activity, namely:
| Field Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Shows the subordinates names and rank | |
| >30 Days Hrs | Hours played in the last 30 days | |
| Total Hours | Hours played with UNITAF | |
| Op Hrs | Hours played in Ops | |
| COC Reports (+/-) | Number of COC Reports. Green: Praises, Red: Reprimands | |
| Ops | Number of Ops participated | |
| AVG Frequency | The mean number of days between trainings and/or operations | |
| Last deployed | Number of days since the member has last deployed on an op or training | |
| Status | Compares the average activity overall with the recent activity and gives an indication of whether a member is playing less often than usual | |
| Actions | :Go to members Dossier, : Manage members dossier |
- Last Author
- • CplPidu
- Last Edited
- Jun 20 2020, 4:04 PM