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Languages : en
Pages : 42
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Occupational Survey Report AFSC 1A3X1 Airborne Communications & Electronics Systems
Author: Occupational Survey Report Airborne Communications and Electronics Systems AFSC 1A3X1
Author: Occupational Survey Report. Airborne Communications Systems, AFSC 1A3X1
Author: Air force occupational measurement squadron randolph afb txPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 92
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1. Survey Coverage: AFSC lA3X1 was surveyed to validate career ladder documents and training programs. Survey results are based on responses from 346 Active Duty (AD), Air National Guard (ANG), and Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) personnel, accounting for 48 percent of the total population surveyed. Due to the lack of returns from the ANG respondents (8 airmen), their data was used for job typing only and not for the remainder of the analyses. 2. Specialty Jobs: Nine specialty jobs and one cluster (containing two separate jobs) were identified, accounting for 89 percent of the survey sample. The job and cluster include: Surveillance Radio Operator I Maintenance Job, Surveillance Radio Operator Job, Surveillance Radio Maintenance Job, HC/MC-130 Radio Operator Job, EC-130 Radio Maintenance Job, Secure Communications Cluster, AUTODIN / LF Operator Job, Command and Control Radio Maintenance Job, Instructors Job, and Senior Manager Job. ANG and AFRC members are limited to the specialty jobs that utilize the aircraft platforms available to them. Ninety-five percent of the airmen within the Command and Control Radio Maintenance Job formerly held the 2A4X3 AFSC which recently merged the in-flight maintenance personnel with AFSC lA3Xl.
Airborne Communications and Electronics Systems AFSC 1A3X1 & Airborne Missions Systems AFSC 1A5X1
Author: Analysis Extract AFSC 1A3X1 Airborne Communications & Electronics Systems
Author: Training Extract AFSC 1A3X1 Airborne Communications & Electronics Systems
Author: Occupational Survey Report AFSC 1A5X1 Airborne Missions Systems
Author: Occupational Survey Report Airborne Missions Systems AFSC 1A5X1
Author: Airborne Communications Systems Operator, AFSC 116X0
Author: Ron W. SchruppPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 76
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This report of an occupational survey of the Airborne Communication Systems Operator career ladder completed by the USAF Occupational Measurement Center in December 1987. The career ladder was previously surveyed in 1981. Master Sergeant Okszewski, former Training Manager at Keesler TTC for the AFSC 116XO career ladder, requested the survey to collect current data for use in reviewing the Specialty Training Standard and course training documents. Keywords: Job analysis, Air Force personnel, Personnel development skills.
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