Posted on Sep 8, 2022
Am I allowed to perform tasks from my old MOS at my unit after being a MOS-T if it isn’t listed as a SMOS while waiting to PCS?
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After reclassing to a different MOS are there any limitations on my old MOS work duties? Any regulations that state I shouldn't perform duties from previous MOS that could jeopardize my performance in my new MOS before arrival at new duty station?
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The ONLY thing I can think of is that, if your SMOS involves any dangerous/unsafe activities, be careful as you are doing them because you don't wanna show up at your new unit with a new MOS and be on profile for your activities before you departed. Other than that, if you WANT to do those tasks, go for it and have a GREAT time - and if you don't WANT to do those tasks, do them as good as you can and be happy when you finally exit the unit (and MOS).
Good luck!!
Good luck!!
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Allowed? Your previous PMOS should automatically become your SMOS.
Did you forget everything OR is a supervisor conducting a brain dump?
Did you forget everything OR is a supervisor conducting a brain dump?
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My SRB doesn’t list my previous MOS as a SMOS on it, so as you said “should” should be there but isn’t. Quite confusing to me….
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SFC Ralph E Kelley
SPC (Join to see) - Just take your orders to your S1 showing where you were in the MOS and have them add it as your SMOS. I'm sure the can look it up directly for the information.
Here's a link you (and they) can use:
https://www.hrc.army.mil/content/Personnel%20Records%20-%20Frequently%20Asked%20Questions
Here's a link you (and they) can use:
https://www.hrc.army.mil/content/Personnel%20Records%20-%20Frequently%20Asked%20Questions
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You perform your duties as directed under the now Secondary until you arrive at your new unit. If you have already received training for you new MOS and your current unit has a position you can perform those duties. Bottom line is that you have a job to do, follow the orders of those appointed over you.
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