F-15 Aircraft Maintenance Instructor
BCDS Inc. is actively recruiting experienced Aircraft Maintenance Personnel with instructor experience.
Positions Include:
Avionics, F-15 Avionics, Fighter Crew Chief Commons, Fighter Aircraft Maintenance, Aerospace Ground Equipment, Aircraft Fuel Systems, Aircraft Electrical and Environmental Systems, Aircraft Metals Technology, Aircraft Structural Maintenance, Aircraft Electronics, Aircraft Sensors and Electronic Warfare Systems and Aircrew Flight Equipment.
Openings at Sheppard AFB, TX; Pensacola NAS, FL; Keesler AFB, MS; Lackland AFB, TX; and Seymour Johnson AFB, NC.
Civilian Education:
REQUIRED: Associates Degree in US Air Force Specialty Code 2A3X3, 2A6X2, 2A7X1, 2A6X6; or Associates Degree and 3 years relevant experience.
Military/Government Experience:
DESIRED: Recent experience in US Air Force Aircraft Maintenance. US Air Force Basic Instructor Course.
Clearance:
REQUIRED: All positions require National Agency Check Investigation (NACI), Some positions require active Secret Clearance.
Applicants must hold a valid US Passport.
Compensation commensurate with experience.
Position pending contract award in May, 2012.
BCDS is are an equal opportunity Employer
Please submit your application online at: http://www.4x4bcds.com/employment-application.html
2 comments:
Application submitted. Is there a way to find out what locations you will need certain AFSC's. I'm a 2A672 getting ready to separate and looking to move back to North Carolina.
Hi Joseph,
I asked one of my Air Force contacts about your question, and here is his response:
This person is an aerospace ground equipment person. Works with the support
equipment required to maintain and check out aircraft.
A good spot would be in the oil fields in North Dakota with one of the oil
companies.
He should print out his Verification of Military Experience and Training
(VMET) DD Form-2586. The site is http://www.dmdc.osd.mil/vmet It will list
his training and what it corresponds to in the civilian work force. Then he
can use any search engine, such as yours, to start searching for those type
jobs.
Also he should work with the base Transition Assistance Program (TAP) people
at the Airman and Family Readiness Center. If he does not have access to
the base he can find most of the information available through Turbo TAP.
http://www.turpotap.org He has job search, resume assistance, webinars on
resumes and interview, and a lot more helpful tips.
The state job bank website for North Carolina is: http://www.ncesc1.com
I ask our active duty person about the AFSC (Air force Specialty Code) and
she said she googled it up. If you get emails about specific military job
codes:
Air Force: AFSC (Air force Specialty Code)
Army and Marines: MOS (Military Occupational Specialty) Code
Navy: NEC: (Navy Enlisted Code) I guess the Naval Officers are NOC
I hope that answers your question; please email me at lucy@military-civilian.com if you need more information!
Post a Comment