Officer "Blue Shield"
| Command | |
|---|---|
| Blue Shield | |
 Blue Shield Officer |
Whitelist requirement: Ext roles, Staff,
Roleplay Expectations: Above Average |
Central Command prides themselves on their command staff, as such all heads of staff and captains receive extensive training through CentComm. They are viewed as investments to be protected, while most other employees are easier to replace.
"People became our business, personally, I preferred the war." - quote from senior CentComm official
While tensions may rise between station crew or Central Command, the protection of NanoTrasen personnel is paramount! As such, NanoTrasen has authorized the Blue Shield Officer to take any necessary action to protect their investments even if it breaks corporate law. The Blue Shield Officer should not be pursuing potential threats within reason, especially if this puts the safety of NanoTrasen or command staff at risk!
Should any equipment prove beneficial to the Blue Shield operations, they are permitted to fax Central Command requesting use of said equipment for the duration of their shift. They are permitted to use any weapon they acquire, however weapons should not be visible outside of code red.
Working with station security
During your shift you will encounter petty criminals, they should be dealt with promptly and handed over to security so you can focus on your objectives. We cannot outline every scenario, however the stations security should be utilized whenever possible.
You will frequently work with the warden's and head of security, keep in mind you are required to file and keep weapon permit's for ANY armory weapon taken. You are entrusted with the assured protection and security of station command staff along with NanoTrasen personnel, this is your contractual job. Security should not hinder you from completing your job, any issues should be resolved through the H.O.S or Captain. The Blue Shield Officer cannot interfere with the lawful arrest of command staff.
If you are unable to revive your V.I.P safely and securely, it is advised that you bring them to brig-medical. Remember to ask before taking supplies, as they are scarce!
Preparing for success
Its good practice to track members of command staff, some may be adverse at first however their protection is paramount. Utilize the "Command-Friend X0-1" - This device is a hand-held crew monitor which displays the location of command staff or individuals with a tracking implant. It is recommended you upgrade the battery as it's power hungry!
When protecting so many high-valued personnel, you are bound to run into trouble and you cannot be everywhere at once! Therefore, you may be the first responder to a injured member of command, NanoTrasen has given you a combat medical kit, inside it contains life saving topical's along with auto-injector's. You should prepare for hazardous environments during your shift, It is well known the station is equipped with emergency airlocks, when possible keep a crowbar on you to aid in opening said airlocks.
Using your stamp
While it's uncommon for the Blue Shield Officer to be caught up in paperwork, they are required to document any weapon taken from armory with signed and stamped approval from the Head Of Security or Warden.
The Blue Shield Officer should partner with the NanoTrasen representative when resolving issues on station, if the Blue Shield Officer cannot perform their duties you should report this to Central Command for immediate investigation. Keep in mind the captain must have approval from central command to fire any NanoTrasen personnel, unless they are actively detrimental to the station and its crew.
Remember, the protection of NanoTrasen personnel and command staff is paramount, it is strongly recommended you alert central command to station wide threats and or rescue location.
For more information regarding faxes to Central Command please see "Central Command and You".
