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AEGIS SECURITY SOLUTIONS HANDBOOK

Working for Aegis is not a career for the weak at heart. In the line of duty, you can expect to face the slings and arrows not just of criminals, raiders, and all manner of creatures that seek to do harm to the ship and it’s crew, but you can also expect the ire of those who you seek to protect. “Why didn’t you do this/that” “Why did you take so long” “You aren’t the boss of me” etc. Even better, when you put yourself at risk, often there is no thanks for the job that you do. I say this not to warn off potential operatives but to give you understanding. This job will either break you down, or it will hone you into one of the finest individuals on this ship, and even if they forget to say it out loud many of the people you protect understand that you are both the first and last line of defense for them. It is a difficult job to be sure, but the rewards can be great if you have the fortitude to rise to the occasion.

Ranks and Job Description

Section 1: Aegis Ranks and Job description.

These are the careers available to you as you choose your path working for Aegis. Please remember that as a general rule, in any given rank or job you are also expected to perform the duties of the jobs below you as needed.

• Aegis Commander (lieutenants): You are the Department head of the N.E.V. Northern Light’s security forces. Ultimately in this position you have final say in all decisions regarding security. This means you also have responsibility for those under your command.
• Aegis Gunnery Sergeant: You are the commander’s right hand and it is your duty to carry out their orders. When the Commander is unavailable the burden of leadership falls upon your shoulders. Your duties include:
  • Team Leader: It is your job to make sure that operatives do their duty and follow the orders of the commander, and when the commander isn't around or unavailable, you fill their shoes. This means you make sure operatives are credited for their accomplishments, and that their failures are yours to bear.
  • Warden: Maintain and watch over the cells and the prisoners there
  • Quartermaster: Maintain and monitor the armory, keep track of weapons and gear issued and restock when required, and acquire specialized equipment when needed.
  • Dispatcher: Direct operatives to where they need to be, prioritize calls so that operatives can respond to the highest priority threats in a timely manner.