Communications-Electronics Utilization Field AFSC 30XX.
Abstract
Analysis of occupational survey data from Communications-Electronics Officers resulted in the description of a variety of jobs performed by incumbents. The present classification structure approximates the types of jobs personnel perform but does not serve as a descriptor of the job an individual performs. There is extensive crossover among the specialties with regard to jobs performed. Incumbents do not always hold the AFSC consistent with the requirements of their jobs. The job structure analysis identified 34 different jobs, many of which cross existing specialty delineations. These 34 jobs were grouped together to form six broadly defined functional categories--management and staff; planning, programming, and acquisition; operations; maintenance; security and inspections; and a miscellaneous category which includes jobs related to systems analysis and engineering functions. There were no jobs or categories of jobs performed by personnel with only one specialty. For the entry-level specialties, duty AFSCs 302X, 303X, and 305X, there was a reasonable relationships between the specialty descriptions contained in AFR 36-1 and the categories of jobs. Areas in need for review relate to the variety of jobs personnel perform across the specialty definitions.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Aug 01, 1984
- Accession Number
- ADA145951