CAF Story | 8 Wing’s First AOS Tech
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2020
- Cpl. Ashley Cameron gives us a peek into the world of an Air Operations Support Technician. The RCAF created this Reserve-only occupation a year ago and Cpl. Cameron describes her responsibilities at the RCAF’s busiest base, 8 Wing Trenton. #MyCAFStory
That’s terrific! Thank you for your service ⚔️🇨🇦⚔️
I love her hair
She gets a flashlight! Sign me up!
I will become one day ❤
I want to be a female AOS Tech and feel good, too.
wish they had it full time
Aviation Systems Technician
they might now
I’m about to join this trade in the Air Force how is the trade training ?
You can learn more about this trade here: forces.ca/en/career/air-operations-support-technician/
Does this require a perfect 20/20 vision? I applied for the Aerospace Control Operator and failed the vision test of the medical assessment
As far as I know Aero control operator don’t need 20/20 vision as they I’ve seen some with glasses. If you failed the eye sight test then it must be for another reason try asking details of why you didn’t pass. And AOS tech doesn’t require 20/20 vision.
@@mathias369 I failed simply because I cannot read the or even see whats on the board and that had me fail.
Why the ratings disabled?
You know why…….
@@marcusaetius9309 Well I don't so what's the reason?
@@kiloechocharliekool2151
Because the entity posting doesn’t want the sheep to know the general opinion of the people.
How much do you make?
Holy, Job looks hard! And I saw the job posted on indeed...how does a incapable man in life with no experience in this area get good at this? Seems like a lot of pressure.
@@CanadianForcescanadiennes I'm a very timid person, I thought about the military in hopes to change that about myself but I am always such a screw up. I may be able to keep up with the physical training aspect but will I ever be good enough to be reliable to the military? It's a lot of pressure. I want to succeed but I am a slow learner because I want to understand and do things right. I read more about this job, it seems very interesting, like I can be proud of myself if I learned this trade.
am currently an AVS tech with the above servicing + maintenance duties, wouldnt say anyone can do but depends on who your mentor or team members are. if they really take care of not only their daily routine maintenance but training newbies, you dont have to worry about it whereas some seniors or experiences techs would no give any flying shts on teaching greenhorns.
Will this trade ever be available for reg force?
This is also a question I have
Nope cause they have aircraft mechanics ( Aviation Systems Technician) that do this already.