// GLOSSARY · DOCTRINE
The doctrinal role responsible for observing performance, applying the rubric, and conducting the after-action review. Healthcare analogue: preceptor.
OC/T — Observer / Controller-Trainer — The doctrinal role responsible for observing performance, applying the rubric, and conducting the after-action review. Healthcare analogue: preceptor.
An OC/T (Observer / Controller-Trainer) is the field role that captures observation at the point of execution and converts it to score against a published rubric. The role exists across high-consequence domains under different names: preceptor in healthcare, training officer in fire and EMS, examiner in critical-infrastructure operations.
In OCTAAR the OC/T is a first-class user. Capture is offline-tolerant. Scoring is rubric-driven. Calibration of the role is continuous, not periodic.
// ALSO KNOWN AS
Observer, Controller-Trainer, Preceptor, Evaluator
// DOMAIN
Cross-domain
// RELATED TERMS
Evaluator Calibration
The continuous practice of measuring and correcting variance between evaluators so a given score means the same thing across observers, units, and cycles.
Calibrated Rubric
A scoring rubric whose scale itself has been calibrated — not just the wording — so each score maps to a defined, defensible performance state.
// LAST UPDATED
· OCTAAR Methodology Team
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