Wideband Communications Equipment, AFSC 304X0
Abstract
This is a report of the occupational survey of the Wideband Communications Equipment specialty completed by the Occupational Analysis Division, USAF Occupational Measurement Center, in October 1988. The USAFOMC training Development Services Division (OMT) requested this project to obtain current occupational survey information for use in developing a Training Requirements Analysis (TRA) for the AFSC 304X0 career ladder. The Wideband Communications Equipment specialty was last surveyed in November 1981 as part of a combined survey of the AFSC 304X0 (Wideband Communications Equipment), AFSC 304X4 (Ground Radio Communications), and AFSC 403X6 (Space Communications Systems Equipment ) career ladders. The primary mission of the AFSC 304X0 specialty is to install, inspect, test, adjusts, repair, modify, maintain, and operate fixed, mobile, and transportable wideband communications systems and maintain intrusion detection systems. Personnel in this career ladder must have a working knowledge of electronics and communications, including transistors and solid-state components applicable to wideband communications and intrusion detection systems. All personnel entering this specialty must attend Course E3ABR30430 002, Wideband Communications Equipment Specialist, 25 weeks in length, at Keesler AFB, Mississippi.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Nov 01, 1988
- Accession Number
- ADA201690