Support Specialist back to controlling process?

[whoknew92]

Hey everyone, I've been a support specialist for a few years getting my medical worked out, looking into the process of going back to controlling. Curious on the process.

I'd like to go back to the facility I was originally controlling at, or nearby, not where I'm working as a SS. Any info on this process would be great!

 

[Logical_Mongoose]

Hey everyone, I've been a support specialist for a few years getting my medical worked out, looking into the process of going back to controlling. Curious on the process.

I'd like to go back to the facility I was originally controlling at, or nearby, not where I'm working as a SS. Any info on this process would be great!

As far as I am aware you just need to submit an ERR packet for NCEPT. If you're a non-op SS then you don't count for staffing for your current facility so all that should matter is if the gaining facility can pick you up.

 

[Phillytroll69]

Why would u ever

 

[Move78]

As far as I am aware you just need to submit an ERR packet for NCEPT. If you're a non-op SS then you don't count for staffing for your current facility so all that should matter is if the gaining facility can pick you up.

SSS don’t move through NCEPT. But the process to file an err is the same. A42 or purple book equivalent.

 

[HurryUpandWait]

SSS don’t move through NCEPT. But the process to file an err is the same. A42 or purple book equivalent.

Is still solely dependent on the facility you want to go to staffing?

 

[Move78]

Is still solely dependent on the facility you want to go to staffing?

SSS are not subject to the release policy so it’s largely on the receiving atm