Afghan Engineer Training Security Assistance Team (SAT) in Afghanistan for the U. S. Army Security Assistance Training Management Organization (SATMO).

The Afghan National Army (ANA) Facility Engineers are quickly assuming responsibility for the operations and maintenance of over $1.1B in transferred Coalition Forces' facilities and $8.3B in newly constructed Afghan Security Forces Fund facilities. Training for the ANA Facilities Engineers currently occurs at several regional training sites, and it focuses primarily on the very basic operations and maintenance skills associated with power generation, waste water treatment and clean water treatment.

The ANA Facility Engineer (FE) organizations are units consisting of administrative
planning and management personnel, and workshop-level craftsmen. To both
maximize and accelerate the effectiveness of new FE units, the ANA must be
provided with experienced and knowledgeable engineer instructors at a centralized
location, the ANA Engineer School (ANAES), to conduct standardized training. The
main focus and objective of this service requirement is to provide additional training to the ANA Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) who are or will be assigned as FE Instructors to prepare them for serving as the permanent cadre at ANAES.