The Operations department is responsible for the maintenance and usage of all of the transporters. Including the ones in all of the cargo bays. Each transporter room has a transporter chief on duty at all times. Regularly scheduled maintenance is performed and each circuit is meticulously checked and double checked. Tests are done at the beginning of each shift.
Operations is also responsible for equipping away teams with pattern enhancers if there is a slight chance that they will be needed.
From the bridge, it is the Operations Officer’s responsibility to maintain a transporter lock on whoever they are assigned to. In the case of multiple away team members scattered throughout different areas, the Operations officer will divvy up the personnel among the transporter rooms and even the cargo bay transporters if needed.
See Also
| OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT | |
| IMPORTANT ERRATA | Operations Department • Operations Positions • Access Codes • Bio-neural circuitry • Communications • Computer Access Levels • Duty Roster • LCARS Administration • Mission Operations • ODN Network • Operating Modes • Personnel Allocation • Resource Allocation • Transportation • Ship Specifications |
| NOTABLE LOCATIONS | Chief Operations Officer's Office • Computer Core • Main Engineering • Auxiliary Control |
| PERSONNEL FUNCTIONS | Alert Status • Cabin Assignments • Computer Access Levels • Deck Listing • Department Head • Duty Roster • Operating Modes • Security Clearances • Rank Guide • Rank Comparisons • Uniforms |
| DEPARTMENTS | Command • Flight Control • Intelligence • Operations • Engineering Security/Tactical • Medical • Science • Squadron • Civilians |