This is a report of an occupational survey of two specialties (AFSC 411XOB/C) within the Missile Systems Maintenance career ladder completed by the Occupational Analysis Division, USAF Occupational Measurement Center, in February 1988. AFSC 411XOB (Air Launch Cruise Missile and Short Range Attack Missile Maintenance specialty) was created in April 1985 as part of a major realignment of missile AFSCs and functions. As part of this realignment, former Missile Systems Analyst (AFSC 316XOT) and Missile Electronic Equipment Specialist (AFSC 316X2T) career ladders were combined to form the 411XOB specialty. The primary purpose for conducting the survey was to collect current data on both shreds for use in updating and validating the Specialty Training Standard (STS) and Plans of Instruction (POIs). A secondary reason for surveying the B-shred specialty was to gather data on the utilization of former 316OXOT and 316X2T personnel in light of the merger, and to assess whether they have been fully integrated across the various B-shred jobs.
Missile Systems Maintenance, AFSC 411XOB/C
1988
95 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Personnel Management, Labor Relations & Manpower , Military Sciences , Personnel development , Maintenance personnel , Job analysis , Air launched , Cruise missiles , Data management , Electronic equipment , Guided missiles , Maintenance , Specialists , Surveys , Training , Utilization , Air force personnel , Occupational surveys , Missile systems analysts , Missile electronic equipment specialists