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How many flights make up the CE squadron?

What is the title of the person who commands CE?

To what civilian position can the BCE be compared?

*What is the title of the person who is usually the highest-grade civilian in the CE squadron?

Why does CE traditionally have a higher percentage of civilian workforces than other squadrons on base?

Who handles personnel actions for the commander?

What flight supervises record keeping?

*Name three characteristics of the operations flight.

Which element within the operations flight is in charge of inspecting service contracts?

What flight deals with the money issues of the squadron?

Where would you find pest managment personnel?

What flight ensures the squadron is trained for its wartime mission?

*In the fire protection flight, what position does the BCE occupy?

*Mobile self-sufficient unit capable of heavy engineering operations

*Composed of airmen and officers assigned to bases throughout the world

*Provides training units for active duty in time of war

*Can be mobilized by state governors

What does BEEF stand for?

What does RED HORSE stand for?

What does ANG stand for?

What does AFRES stand for?

*List the six unique types of operations performed by 3E2X1 in Red Horse organization.

List the four rules for success in CE.

What skill level are you awarded upon graduation of technical school?

*What is the AF's planned program for training?

What is training process?

What do we call a person who plans and conducts training?

*What do we call a qualified 5-level journeyman who must maintain qualifications as a task evaluator?

Who plans and schedules OJT?

*What office serves as the training advisor to the commander, unit personnel, and training activities?

Who ensures the unit EST satisfies the mission and career field specialty?

What person develops requirements and implements and manages career field training programs?

*Describe the AF's two-pronged approach to training?

How is formal training provided?

How is informal training provided?

What is the primary tool to use to identify training requirements?

Where can you find an enlisted career pyramid?

Where can you find taskes that have been certified as having been completed?

What part of the CFEPT can be thought of as a contract?

Which STS column shows the code level that training must meet when items are identified by your supervisor as necessary for your duty position?

*The successful passing of what test allows you to move on to another area of study?

*What it the AF Form 623 called?

Where is your personal AF Form 623 kept?

Where is the CFEPT kept?

*What is the best way to identify and organize training requirements?

What is a training program?

A time-phased schedule that implements the traininf program.

Courses made up, taught, or managed by HQ AETC, MAJCOM, or other specialized centers.

Training that consists of both knowledge and performance training and results in the trainee becoming capable of doing designated tasks unsupervised.

*Training that contributes directly or indirectly to mission achievment, but is separate from requirements of an individual's primary specialty.

Follow-on, advanced training to develop in-depth expertise with in a specialty.

All duties and tasks done in your work center.

A major subdivison of the job.

Additional job requirements that support your organization.

Selected and grouped together tasks.

The lowest levels of behavior in a job that describes the complete performance of a meaningful function in a job.

All of the steps performed to accomplish the task.

What skill level can be thought of as a "worker bee"?

At what skill level are you considered an expert in your career field, able to teach and train others?

*Who is usually the highest grade civilian in the CE squadron?

*Which of civil engineer flights is home to the crafts shops?

*Which CE flight is commanded by the second ranking officer in the squadron?

*To what position with the fire department does the BCE occupy?

(Prime beef teams) They are formed from...

*How many specialty requirements to the 3E2X1 career field have in a Red Horse Unit?

*Which unit can be mobilized by state govenors?

Which position is awarded to those upgraded to a 7-level?

Who certifies your training so that you cna be upgraded to a 7-level?

*What is the AF's planned program for training called?

*Which skill level must the training certifier carry?

*Which office has resonsibilty for the sound managment of the unit's OJT policies and procedures?

*What can be said about the AF's approach to training?

Who develops the CFETP for the career field?

What is an advantage of the CerTest program?

How is the CerTest program organized?

*What CerTest test covers specific topic and must be passed to move on to another area of study?

*Which AF forms is titled "on the job training record"?

*What is the best way to identify and organize training requirements?

*Which type of training contributes directly or indirectly to mission accomplishements, but is separate from requirements of an individual's primary specialty?