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How many flights make up the CE squadron?
9
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What is the title of the person who commands CE?
Base Civil Engineer (BLE)
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To what civilian position can the BCE be compared?
Mayor of a large city
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*What is the title of the person who is usually the highest-grade civilian in the CE squadron?
Deputy BLE
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Why does CE traditionally have a higher percentage of civilian workforces than other squadrons on base?
Need for continuity
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Who handles personnel actions for the commander?
Squadron section
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What flight supervises record keeping?
Administraion flight
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*Name three characteristics of the operations flight.
- -Largest flight in CE
- -Home of the craft shops
- -Commanded by 2nd ranking officer in the squadron
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Which element within the operations flight is in charge of inspecting service contracts?
Maintenance Engineering Element
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What flight deals with the money issues of the squadron?
Resources Flight
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Where would you find pest managment personnel?
Enviromental flight
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What flight ensures the squadron is trained for its wartime mission?
Readiness flight
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*In the fire protection flight, what position does the BCE occupy?
Base fire marshal
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*Mobile self-sufficient unit capable of heavy engineering operations
RED HORSE squadron
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*Composed of airmen and officers assigned to bases throughout the world
Prime BEEF team
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*Provides training units for active duty in time of war
AFRES
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*Can be mobilized by state governors
ANG
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What does BEEF stand for?
Base engineer emergency force
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What does RED HORSE stand for?
Rapid engineer deployable - Heavy operations repair squadron engineer
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What does ANG stand for?
Air national guard
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What does AFRES stand for?
Air force reserve
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*List the six unique types of operations performed by 3E2X1 in Red Horse organization.
Asphalt batch plant, concrete batch plant, concrete mobile/deployable pavement repair, quarry operations, well drilling, airborne
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List the four rules for success in CE.
Work hard, study effectively, cooperate with other workers, listen to and respond positively to the desires of your immediate supervisor
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What skill level are you awarded upon graduation of technical school?
3 level apprentice
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*What is the AF's planned program for training?
Elisted specialty training program (EST)
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What is training process?
Qualifying people to perform their duties, tasks, and activities
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What do we call a person who plans and conducts training?
The trainer
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*What do we call a qualified 5-level journeyman who must maintain qualifications as a task evaluator?
certifier
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Who plans and schedules OJT?
Supervisor
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*What office serves as the training advisor to the commander, unit personnel, and training activities?
Unit training manager (UTM)
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Who ensures the unit EST satisfies the mission and career field specialty?
Unit commander
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What person develops requirements and implements and manages career field training programs?
MAJCOM functional manager
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*Describe the AF's two-pronged approach to training?
- -Train in general airforce knowledge
- - Train in job specialty knowledge
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How is formal training provided?
Technical training school
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How is informal training provided?
By OJT
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What is the primary tool to use to identify training requirements?
Career field education and training plan (CFETP)
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Where can you find an enlisted career pyramid?
Part 1 of CFETP
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Where can you find taskes that have been certified as having been completed?
Part 2 of the CFETP
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What part of the CFEPT can be thought of as a contract?
STS
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Which STS column shows the code level that training must meet when items are identified by your supervisor as necessary for your duty position?
OJT column
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*The successful passing of what test allows you to move on to another area of study?
Post test
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*What it the AF Form 623 called?
OJT Record
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Where is your personal AF Form 623 kept?
Your supervisor
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Where is the CFEPT kept?
Inside AF form 623
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*What is the best way to identify and organize training requirements?
To record them on a master task list (MTL)
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What is a training program?
People, materials, and method used to train assigned technicians to required prodiciency levels
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A time-phased schedule that implements the traininf program.
Training plan
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Courses made up, taught, or managed by HQ AETC, MAJCOM, or other specialized centers.
Formal training
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Training that consists of both knowledge and performance training and results in the trainee becoming capable of doing designated tasks unsupervised.
Qualifications training.
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*Training that contributes directly or indirectly to mission achievment, but is separate from requirements of an individual's primary specialty.
Ancillary training
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Follow-on, advanced training to develop in-depth expertise with in a specialty.
Continuation training
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All duties and tasks done in your work center.
Job.
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A major subdivison of the job.
Duty.
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Additional job requirements that support your organization.
Additional duties.
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Selected and grouped together tasks.
Work center duty positions.
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The lowest levels of behavior in a job that describes the complete performance of a meaningful function in a job.
Task.
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All of the steps performed to accomplish the task.
Task activities.
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What skill level can be thought of as a "worker bee"?
5 level
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At what skill level are you considered an expert in your career field, able to teach and train others?
7 level.
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*Who is usually the highest grade civilian in the CE squadron?
Deputy BCE
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*Which of civil engineer flights is home to the crafts shops?
Operations.
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*Which CE flight is commanded by the second ranking officer in the squadron?
Operations.
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*To what position with the fire department does the BCE occupy?
Base fire marshal.
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(Prime beef teams) They are formed from...
within CE, and are not self sufficient.
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*How many specialty requirements to the 3E2X1 career field have in a Red Horse Unit?
6.
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*Which unit can be mobilized by state govenors?
Air national guard.
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Which position is awarded to those upgraded to a 7-level?
Craftsman.
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Who certifies your training so that you cna be upgraded to a 7-level?
Supervisor.
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*What is the AF's planned program for training called?
EST.
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*Which skill level must the training certifier carry?
5.
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*Which office has resonsibilty for the sound managment of the unit's OJT policies and procedures?
Unit training manager.
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*What can be said about the AF's approach to training?
It is two pronged.
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Who develops the CFETP for the career field?
MAJCOM functional managers and senior career field craftsman.
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What is an advantage of the CerTest program?
- -Testing is interactive
- -Can be implemented in small units
- -Cost effective training conducted in house
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How is the CerTest program organized?
By AFSC.
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*What CerTest test covers specific topic and must be passed to move on to another area of study?
Post test.
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*Which AF forms is titled "on the job training record"?
AF Form 623.
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*What is the best way to identify and organize training requirements?
MTL.
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*Which type of training contributes directly or indirectly to mission accomplishements, but is separate from requirements of an individual's primary specialty?
Ancillary.
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