Liquid Fuels Systems Maintenance Career Ladder AFSCs 54630, 54650, 54670, 54630F, 54650F, 54670F, and 54790.
Abstract
Survey results were based on the responses of 436 incumbents. This represents 73 percent of the manning as of 30 Sep 1975. The Liquid Fuels Systems Maintenance career ladder consisted of the following groups: -- Conventional Fuels: Conventional Fuels Specialist/Technician, Conventional Fuels Storage Tank and Control Device Technician, MOGAS Pump Assembly Maintenance Technician, NCOIC Conventional Fuels, Bulk Storage Tank Specialist, MOGAS Assembly and Manual Valve Specialist, Mechanical Superintendent, Quality Control, Unconventional Fuels; Unconventional Fuels Clean Room Technician, Unconventional Fuels Technician, First-line Supervisor, NCOIC Unconventional Fuels Systems Maintenance, and PTS Protective Clothing Specialist. There is no overlap in technical job performnce between conventional and unconventional fuels specialists/technicians. Within each specialty there is very little specialization. Normal job progression was evidenced by task performance at the various skill levels. Supervisory tasks are found in addition to some technical ones as skill level increases. The 9-skill level job is totally supervisory.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Dec 01, 1975
- Accession Number
- ADA020838