Attachment_0025_-_OCONUS_Position_Descriptions_(East).pdf

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Attachment 0025

22 May 2018

OCONUS Position Descriptions For

Aviation Field Maintenance (AFM)

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Revision: 22 May 2018

Change History

Revision Changes 20 January 2017 Original Issue for RFP.

24 October 2017 Changed Attachment number from 0012 to 0013

Changed Attachment number from 0018 to 0019 Changed Attachment number from 0023 to 0024 Changed Attachment number from 0024 to 0025 Added paragraphs 2.25 to 2.44

21 December 2017 Changed the names of 1.4 and 1.5

22 May 2018 Added paragraph 3 and changed all references to Attachment 0019 now to paragraph 3.

Corrected paragraph references in 2.25, 2.26, 2.27, 2.29, 2.30, 2.32, 2.33, 2.34, 2.36, 2.37, 2.38, 2.39, 2.40, 2.41, 2.42, 2.43, and 2.44

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Table of Contents Page Summary

1. TESA Positions

1.1. Aircraft Technical Inspector (TI)

1.2. ECO and HAZMAT Technical Inspector (TI)

1.3. Safety & OSHA Technical Inspector (TI)

1.4. Non-Destructive Inspection Technician (NDI) Level II

1.5. Non-Destructive Inspection Technician (NDI) Level III

1.6. Supply Technician

1.7. ALSE Technician Technical Inspector (TI)

1.8. Tech Writer III Technical Inspector (TI)

1.9. Aircraft Mechanic II

1.10. Aircraft Mechanic III

1.11. Maintenance Test Pilots (MTP)

2. Non-TESA Positions

2.1. Aircraft Painter

2.2. Logistics/Material Coordinator

2.3. Supply Technician

2.4. Computer Operator III

2.5. Computer Operator IV

2.6. Computer Operator V

2.7. Computer Programmer II

2.8. Computer Programmer III

2.9. Computer Programmer IV

2.10. Computer Systems Analyst I

2.11. Computer Systems Analyst II

2.12. Production Control Clerk

2.13. General Clerk

2.14. Machinist, Maintenance

2.15. Stock Clerk / Shipping Receiving Clerk

2.16. Warehouse Specialist (Warehouse Worker)

2.17. Woodworker

2.18. Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Mechanic

2.19. Aerospace Structural Welder

2.20. Tools and Parts Attendant

2.21. Aircraft Mechanic Worker

2.22. Aircraft Mechanic Helper

2.23. Aircraft Mechanic I

2.24. Aircraft Mechanic I (sheet metal specialty)

2.25. General Clerk III

2.26. Ground Inspector

2.27. Motor Vehicle Mechanic

2.28. Non-Destructive Inspection Technician (NDI) I

2.29. Aircraft Servicer

2.30. Tool and Die Maker

2.31. Personnel Working in Ammunition and Explosive Operations

2.32. Computer Operator II

2.33. Fuel Distribution System Operator (Fuel Handler)

2.34. Truck Driver, Tractor-Trailer

2.35. Avionics Technician

2.36. Electrician, Maintenance

2.37. Electronics Technician Maintenance I

2.38. Electronics Technician Maintenance II

2.39. Electronics Technician Maintenance III

2.40. Flight Engineer

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2.41. Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic

2.42. Quality Control Inspector

2.43. Sheet Metal Mechanic II

2.44. Aviation Life Support Equipment (ALSE) Technician

3. CONUS Position Descriptions

3.1. These positions are also described in Attachment 0019 CONUS Position Descriptions

Summary This document identifies the position descriptions for Outside the United States (OCONUS). Also identified are those positions requiring Technical Expert Status Accreditation (TESA). For more information on TESA see the link below. Qualifications for these positions are provided in Attachment 0013 Position Qualifications.

TESA Link:

http://www.eur.army.mil/g1/content/CPD/docper/docper_germanyLinks.html?tab=4&framepage=TechExpert.

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1. TESA Positions

1.1. Aircraft Technical Inspector (TI)

1.1.1. Aircraft TI duties, see paragraph 3.

1.2. ECO and HAZMAT Technical Inspector (TI)

1.2.1. ECO and HAZMAT TI duties, see paragraph 3.

1.3. Safety & OSHA Technical Inspector (TI)

1.3.1. Safety & OSHA TI duties, see paragraph 3.

1.4. Non-Destructive Inspection Technician (NDI) Level II

1.4.1. NDI/NDT Technical Inspector Level II duties, see paragraph 3.

1.5. Non-Destructive Inspection Technician (NDI) Level III

1.5.1. NDI/NDT Technical Inspector Level III duties, see paragraph 3.

1.6. Supply Technician

1.6.1. See Attachment 0024 Capabilities or Missions by Location for requirements.

1.6.2. Duties are the same as those for Non-TESA below in paragraph 2.3 Supply Technician.

1.7. ALSE Technician Technical Inspector (TI)

1.7.1. ALSE Technician TI duties, see paragraph 3.

1.8. Tech Writer III Technical Inspector (TI)

1.8.1. Tech Writer III TI duties, see paragraph 3.

1.9. Aircraft Mechanic II

1.9.1. Includes Electronics and Sheet metal Specialty

1.9.2. Aircraft Mechanic II duties, see paragraph 3.

1.10. Aircraft Mechanic III

1.10.1. Aircraft Mechanic III duties, see paragraph 3.

1.11. Maintenance Test Pilots (MTP)

1.11.1. MTP duties, see paragraph 3.

2. Non-TESA Positions

2.1. Aircraft Painter

2.1.1. Aircraft Painter duties, see paragraph 3.

2.2. Logistics/Material Coordinator

2.2.1. Logistics/Material Coordinator duties, see paragraph 3.

2.3. Supply Technician

2.3.1. See Attachment 0024 Capabilities or Missions by Location for requirements.

2.3.2. Supply Technician duties, see paragraph 3.

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2.4. Computer Operator III

2.4.1. Computer Operator III duties, see paragraph 3.

2.5. Computer Operator IV

2.5.1. Computer Operator IV duties, see paragraph 3.

2.6. Computer Operator V

2.6.1. Computer Operator V duties, see paragraph 3.

2.7. Computer Programmer II

2.7.1. Computer Programmer II duties, see paragraph 3.

2.8. Computer Programmer III

2.8.1. Computer Programmer III duties, see paragraph 3.

2.9. Computer Programmer IV

2.9.1. Computer Programmer IV duties, see paragraph 3.

2.10. Computer Systems Analyst I

2.10.1. Computer Systems Analyst I duties, see paragraph 3.

2.11. Computer Systems Analyst II

2.11.1. Computer Systems Analyst II duties, see paragraph 3.

2.12. Production Control Clerk

2.12.1. Production Control Clerk duties, see paragraph 3.

2.13. General Clerk

2.13.1. General Clerk duties, see paragraph 3.

2.14. Machinist, Maintenance

2.14.1. Machinist, Maintenance duties, see paragraph 3.

2.15. Stock Clerk / Shipping Receiving Clerk

2.15.1. Stock Clerk duties, see paragraph 3.

2.15.2. Shipping/Receiving Clerk duties, see paragraph 3.

2.16. Warehouse Specialist (Warehouse Worker)

2.16.1. Warehouse Specialist duties, see paragraph 3.

2.17. Woodworker

2.17.1. Woodworker duties, see paragraph 3.

2.18. Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Mechanic

2.18.1. GSE Mechanic duties, see paragraph 3.

2.19. Aerospace Structural Welder

2.19.1. Aerospace Structural Welder duties, see paragraph 3.

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2.20. Tools and Parts Attendant

2.20.1. Tools and Parts Attendant duties, see paragraph 3.

2.21. Aircraft Mechanic Worker

2.21.1. Aircraft Mechanic Worker duties, see paragraph 3.

2.22. Aircraft Mechanic Helper

2.22.1. Aircraft Mechanic Helper duties, see paragraph 3.

2.23. Aircraft Mechanic I

2.23.1. Aircraft Mechanic I duties, see paragraph 3.

2.24. Aircraft Mechanic I (sheet metal specialty)

2.24.1. All duties listed in paragraph 2.23 Aircraft Mechanic I.

2.24.2. Inspect all required aeronautical type maintenance to be performed by skill class Mechanic

I and must have a combination of experience to repair engines, sheet metal, structural, hydraulic, electrical, power train and general mechanical maintenance of moderate difficulty, required to meet the assigned missions.

2.24.3. Provides input to Maintenance engineering Changes (MEC), Estimated Cost of Damage preparation (ECOD) and assist in the recommendation of changes to MWOs.

2.24.4. Prioritize workloads and are required to lead teams through more complex aircraft relevant tasks.

2.24.5. Uses a working knowledge of technical publications and the Government STAMIS to make entries in aircraft logs and records.

2.24.6. Complete tasks while operating as a Respirator User.

2.24.7. Complete tasks while operating as a Non-Crewmember.

2.24.8. Work on classified avionics or electrical equipment having appropriate Security Clearances.

2.25. General Clerk III

2.25.1. As per SCA for General Clerk III (01113), see paragraph 3.

2.26. Ground Inspector

2.26.1. All the duties listed in paragraph 2.18 Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Mechanic.

2.26.2. All the duties listed in paragraph 1.1 Aircraft Technical Inspectors (TI).

2.26.3. Inspect all GSE assigned.

2.27. Motor Vehicle Mechanic

2.27.1. As per SCA for Motor Vehicle Mechanic (05190), see paragraph 3.

2.27.2. Also, washing, cleaning, and lubricating vehicles and other preventative maintenance;

loading, unloading, and storing automotive parts and supplies; and maintaining work areas.

2.28. Non-Destructive Inspection Technician (NDI) I

2.28.1. Inspects aerospace weapon systems components and support equipment for structural integrity using nondestructive inspection methods and performs fluid analysis.

2.28.2. Process parts and perform equipment standardization and to carry out any necessary preparation of parts before or after inspection.

2.28.3. Follow written instructions in the techniques/methods for which certified.

2.28.4. Receive guidance or supervision from a Level II or III in that method when necessary.

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2.29. Aircraft Servicer

2.29.1. As per SCA for Aircraft Servicer (23060), see paragraph 3.

2.30. Tool and Die Maker

2.30.1. As per SCA for Tool and Die Maker (19040), see paragraph 3.

2.31. Personnel Working in Ammunition and Explosive Operations

2.31.1. Possesses knowledge of the tools (i.e. hammers, punches, files, stones, etc.) and gauges needed to perform assigned duties, has limited knowledge in the operation of gun-smiting machinery such as lathes, milling machines, surface grinders, etc., as well as limited knowledge of tooling used with those machines.

2.31.2. Uses a knowledge of basic shop safety procedures needed to work in a small arms environment.

2.31.3. May support functions but are not limited to ammo inventory and residue turn-in, publication and catalogue updates, tool and capital equipment maintenance, calibration control, weapons cleaning and organizational level weapons maintenance.

2.32. Computer Operator II

2.32.1. As per SCA for Computer Operator II (14042), see paragraph 3.

2.33. Fuel Distribution System Operator (Fuel Handler)

2.33.1. As per SCA for Fuel Distribution System Operator (23312), see paragraph 3.

2.34. Truck Driver, Tractor-Trailer

2.34.1. As per SCA for Truck Driver, Tractor-Trailer (31364), see paragraph 3.

2.35. Avionics Technician

2.35.1. Perform maintenance checks on aircraft flight controls, stabilization systems, avionics and controlled cryptographic equipment.

2.35.2. Maintain common/special tools and equipment.

2.35.3. Troubleshoot equipment and diagnose repairs.

2.35.4. Maintain shop and bench stock for aircraft avionics equipment.

2.35.5. Maintain and test of avionics and electrical systems with integration of complex software and hardware, including electrical power generation and distribution systems, integrated avionics systems and displays, communication and navigation systems, mission equipment integration, sensors and vehicle health monitoring systems.

2.36. Electrician, Maintenance

2.36.1. As per SCA for Electrician, Maintenance (23160), see paragraph 3.

2.37. Electronics Technician Maintenance I

2.37.1. As per SCA for Electronics Technician Maintenance I (23181), see paragraph 3.

2.38. Electronics Technician Maintenance II

2.38.1. As per SCA for Electronics Technician Maintenance I (23182), see paragraph 3.

2.39. Electronics Technician Maintenance III

2.39.1. As per SCA for Electronics Technician Maintenance I (23183), see paragraph 3.

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2.40. Flight Engineer

2.40.1. As per SCA for Flight Engineer (31051), see paragraph 3.

2.41. Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic

2.41.1. As per SCA for Pneudraulic Systems Mechanic (23820), see paragraph 3.

2.42. Quality Control Inspector

2.42.1. As per SCA for Quality Control Inspector (99610), see paragraph 3.

2.43. Sheet Metal Mechanic II

2.43.1. As per SCA for Sheet-Metal Worker, Maintenance (23890), see paragraph 3.

2.43.2. Read and analyzes work request and applicable specifications or similar work data.

Develop and draw working sketches showing view, section, or profile.

2.43.3. Manufactures and fabricates aircraft sheet metal parts, panels, doors, etc., from various serviced aircraft. Such aircraft articles have numerous combined straight and curved edges or irregular curves and planes such as fuselage, door assemblies, windshield panel angles, washers, firewalls and straight brackets. Such sheet metal stock/parts/items consist of various types of metal, e.g., steel stainless steel, aluminum, corrugated aluminum, titanium, iron, brass, copper, magnesium, rubber, plastic, plexiglass, fiberglass, etc. Determines type and extent of repair or replacement required, type of material and repair methods to use.

Lays out, cuts forms, joins, assembles and installs items.

2.43.4. Develops parts and templates from prints, drawings, or original parts to produce repair parts that are not readily available. To accomplish the development of these parts or templates plans, lay outs, cuts, forms, shapes and assembles complex sheet metal items.

2.43.5. Also may use developed patterns/layouts, prefabricated templates or old part as a sample, scribes outline on sheet metal and cuts out scribed part using shears, Do-All saw and turret punch.

2.43.6. Forms metal using cornice brake, punch press, drill press, and similar metal forming tools.

2.43.7. Finish and smooth edges of metal sheet after cutting and assembles component sheet metal piece with rivets, screws, nuts and bolts. Aligns, drills and reams material for installation of various types of riveting and taking precautions to protect dissimilar metals.

2.43.8. Applies necessary protective compounds, special insulating protective tape, plastic cement, fiberglass resins, etc.

2.43.9. Independently lays out template, transcribes information from template and manufactures double contour parts with configuration in several planes.

2.43.10. Assembles and fastens fabricated parts by installing bolts, rivets, screws and/or seaming.

2.43.11. Ensures finished aircraft parts meet quality standards for soundness, strength, appearance in accordance with specification and/or similar requirements.

2.43.12. Employee may be required to work inside fuel tanks (e.g., CH 47) or other confined spaces.

2.43.13. Follows all safety procedures and for using appropriate personal protective equipment to include checking protective devices for proper operation and maintains a safe clean work environment.

2.44. Aviation Life Support Equipment (ALSE) Technician

2.44.1. As per SCA for Aircrew Life Support Equipment (ALSE) Mechanic (23090), see paragraph

3.

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3. CONUS Position Descriptions

3.1. These positions are also described in Attachment 0019 CONUS Position Descriptions.