11B Infantry NCOER Duty Description Examples

Serves as team leader responsible for the training, welfare, and discipline of four Soldiers; Directs team movement, fires, and actions during combat operations in accordance with established doctrine; Enforces standards for individual weapons qualification, physical fitness, and personal appearance; Maintains accountability and serviceability of all assigned weapons and equipment; Conducts daily physical training and coordinates individual task training for assigned Soldiers; Reports team readiness status to squad leader and executes assigned missions within the squad's area of operations

Serves as Platoon Sergeant responsible for the training, readiness, and welfare of a 35-Soldier rifle platoon; Advises the Platoon Leader on all matters pertaining to enlisted Soldiers, training, and unit readiness; Supervises squad leaders in the execution of individual and collective training tasks; Manages platoon maintenance, logistics, and administrative requirements; Enforces standards for weapons qualification, physical fitness, and professional development across all assigned Soldiers; Coordinates with company headquarters for personnel, equipment, and training support; Directs platoon operations and ensures mission accomplishment in accordance with commander's intent

Serves as First Sergeant and senior enlisted advisor to the Company Commander of a 120-Soldier infantry company; Manages the NCO support channel and enforces standards of training, discipline, and professional conduct across all platoons; Supervises platoon sergeants in the execution of individual and collective training programs; Oversees company administrative, logistical, and maintenance operations; Advises the commander on all matters relating to enlisted Soldiers, readiness, and unit cohesion; Directs Soldier welfare programs and ensures the physical, mental, and spiritual needs of all assigned personnel are addressed; Coordinates with battalion staff for resources, training support, and operational planning in support of company missions

Serves as Rifle Squad Leader responsible for the training, discipline, and welfare of a nine-Soldier rifle squad; Directs squad movement techniques, battle drills, and actions on contact in accordance with FM 3-21.8; Supervises two team leaders in the planning and execution of individual and collective training tasks; Maintains accountability and readiness of all assigned weapons, equipment, and sensitive items; Enforces Army standards for physical fitness, weapons qualification, and professional appearance; Coordinates squad logistics and administrative requirements with platoon sergeant

Serves as Weapons Squad Leader responsible for the employment and training of crew-served weapons systems within the rifle platoon; Directs the tactical employment of M240B machine guns and M2 .50 caliber weapons in support of platoon operations; Supervises crew chiefs in the maintenance, qualification, and employment of all assigned crew-served weapons; Manages ammunition accountability and coordinates direct fire planning with the platoon leader; Enforces standards for crew qualification, weapons maintenance, and tactical employment across all assigned crews

Serves as Infantry Master Gunner responsible for the gunnery training program for all assigned direct fire weapons systems; Develops and executes gunnery training plans ensuring all crews achieve and maintain qualification standards; Advises the battalion commander and staff on gunnery doctrine, weapons employment, and direct fire planning; Manages range operations and coordinates live fire training events for the battalion; Enforces standards for crew qualification and direct fire systems maintenance across all subordinate companies