Course ID: JCABP2T131 00AB

Course number listed in ATRRS as JCABP2T131 00AB (OS). This is a 30-day course. Course title is Ground Transportation Apprentice Course. This course contains the following major units of instruction: Information Security, Organizational Structure, GT Element, Mobility and Contingency, GT Driving Skills, AFSC Hazards/Safety, Vehicle Packet, GT Operator Care, 15 Passenger Van Operation, Loading and Lashing Cargo, 4K/10K/10K AT Forklift Operation and 28/44 pax Bus Operation.

Equipment Required

All students attending this course in TDY status must bring the following personal protective equipment: military style high top steel toe boots, leather gloves, and raingear.

Length: 30 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 14

Course ID: JCAZP2T171 02AA

The ground transportation NCOIC Course provides training for NCO personnel in charge of ground transportation. This advanced training course provides craftsman level training skills to ground transportation personnel in the knowledge and performance skills needed to perform 7–skill level duties within the ground transportation career field. The scope of training includes the following major units of
instruction: responsibilities of the GT NCOIC, ground transportation support, GT training program, official use of motor vehicles policy, GT operations center (GTOC), management analysis, work center manpower, work center budget, mobility/contingency operations, and customer service.

Length: 8 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 3

Course ID: JCAZT2T171 01AA

The TVO examiner course outlines the premise for Air Force TVO examiners to certify AF GMV operators on CMB equivalents. The instructional design of this course is group lock step. The course is to be recognized as to train TVO examiners to meet national accredited program requirements to assure the Air Force, the public, the institutions served, and government of the competence and quality of the TVO examiners in the field. The specific objectives of the program are to: (1) certify the efficiency and effectiveness of TVO examining personnel, (2) upgrade the professionalism of TVO examiners, (3) demonstrate and teach standardized certification requirements, and (4) mirror industry standards for commercial driver license examiner training that will assist Air Force Ground Transportation in its vehicles certification program.

Equipment Required

All students attending this course in TDY status must bring the following personal protective equipment: military style high top steel toe boots, leather gloves, and raingear.

Length: 8 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 2

Course ID: JCAQP3E231 00AB

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 3 COURSES: JCAQP3E231 00AB, J9AQA3E231 04RA, and JCABP3E231 00AE.

This is Part 1 of a 3 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E231 AFSC. This course provides initial skills training to Air Force military personnel in the knowledge and performance skills needed to perform apprentice 3-skill level duties in the pavements and construction equipment specialty. The scope of training includes: career progression/duties, career field safety, personal protective equipment, hazardous operation conditions, hand tools, units of measure, snow/ice control, regeneration systems, material handling, towing, fencing, small engines; and operational checks/maintenance & operation (dump truck/front-end loader, /compact track loader/backhoe/excavator/dozer/water distributor).

Equipment Required

All students attending this course in a TDY status must bring the following personal protective equipment: high-top safety toe boots, rain gear, leather gloves, light duty coveralls, ear protection (earplugs or muffs), safety glasses and a safety helmet (hardhat). Cold weather gear is required from October to March. PT gear is required for students to participate in AF Fitness Program.

Length: 35 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 17

Course ID: J9AQA3E231 04RA

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 3 COURSES: JCAQP3E231 00AB, J9AQA3E231 04RA, and JCABP3E231 00AE.

This is Part 2 of a 3 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E231 AFSC. This is an Army ITRO-consolidated construction equipment operator qualification course. This course provides initial skills training to Air Force military personnel in the knowledge and skills needed to perform 3-level duties in the pavements and construction equipment specialty. The scope of training includes: grader operations.

Equipment

All students attending this course in a TDY status must bring the following personal protective equipment: high-top safety toe boots, raingear, leather gloves, light duty coveralls, ear protection (earplugs or muffs), safety glasses and a safety helmet (hardhat). Cold weather gear is required from October to March. PT gear is required for students to participate in AF Fitness Program.

Length: 5 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 1

Course ID: JCABP3E231 00AE

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 3 COURSES: JCAQP3E231 00AB, J9AQA3E231 04RA, and JCABP3E231 00AE.

This is Part 3 of a 3 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E231 AFSC. This apprentice course provides initial skills training to Air Force military personnel in the knowledge and performance skills needed to perform apprentice (3-skill level) duties in the pavements and construction equipment operator career field. This Air Force unique follow-on course is conducted after completion of the pre-requisite Inter-service apprentice course J9AQA3E231 04RA. The scope of training includes: street sweeper operational checks/maintenance & operation, rapid airfield damage repair, contingency construction, revetments, small shelter system, drainage systems, soil fundamentals, and rigid (concrete)/flexible (asphalt) pavement installation & full/partial/crack repair.

Equipment Required

All students attending this course in a TDY status must bring the following personal protective equipment: high-top safety toe boots, raingear, leather gloves, light duty coveralls, ear protection (earplugs or muffs), canteen or camelback, safety glasses and a safety helmet (white or yellow hardhat). Cold weather gear is required from October to March. The AF Physical Training Uniform (PTU) (i.e. pants, jacket, shorts, shirt) is required for students to participate in the AF Fitness Program. The AF PTU is required for uniformity.

Length: 21 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 10

Course ID: JCACP3E271 00AA

The Pavements and Equipment Craftsman course provides special upgrade training to Air Force military and civilian personnel working in the pavements and construction equipment operator career field. This course is taught as an “in-resident” training course at the 3E2X1 schoolhouse assigned to the 368^th Training Squadron located at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. The 1^st-week of training provides knowledge training in soil fundamentals, pavement inspection, rigid pavement maintenance & repair, and flexible pavement maintenance & repair fundamentals. The 2^nd-week of training provides hands-on performance for conducting soil fundamental tests, pavement inspections, rigid pavement maintenance & repair practical, and flexible pavement maintenance & repair practical.

Equipment Required

Students must bring personal protective equipment (PPE) to include high top safety-toed boots, rubber boots (concrete pours), hearing protection, leather & rubber gloves, and eye protection. The following equipment will be provided: Concrete Saw capable of making full-depth cut for concrete repairs on airfield pavement; Air Compressor; 30-lb and 60-lb Pneumatic Hammers (jack hammers); Compaction Equipment for large and small repairs (3-ton or larger for large areas); Finish Roller; Hand Tools (as necessary) for completion of rigid and flexible pavement repairs; Slump Cone for measuring slump of fresh concrete; Small Concrete Vibrator (spud vibrator); Portable Concrete Mixer; Compact Track Loader or suitable piece of equipment capable of removing debris and placing it into a pile; excavator/backhoe with impactor attachment.

Length: 10 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 3

Course ID: J9AQA3E531 00RF

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 3 COURSES: J9AQA3E531 00RF, JCAQP3E531 00AB, JCABP3E531 00AG

This is Part 1 of a 3 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E531 AFSC. This is apprentice level training that must be completed to be awarded the 3E531 AFSC. This inter-service apprentice level training course provides initial skills training for enlisted engineering assistant draftsman manual engineering sketches, computer aided drafting principles, setup drawings, utilize drawing commands, drawing management, and produce technical drawings. accordance with Army regulations and policy.

Length: 21 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 8

Course ID: JCAQP3E531 00AB

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 3 COURSES: J9AQA3E531 00RF, JCAQP3E531 00AB, JCABP3E531 00AG.

This is Part 2 of a 3 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E531 AFSC. This apprentice level training course provided initial skills training for enlisted engineering assistant surveyors for fundamentals of surveying, data collection, survey planning, expedient surveying, construction surveying, vertical control, horizontal control, topographic surveying, road stakeout, and building and utility stakeout, using conventional (optical) and Global Positioning System (GPS) methods, and mishap survey.

Length: 30 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 14

Course ID: JCABP3E531 00AG

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 3 COURSES: J9AQA3E531 00RF, JCAQP3E531 00AB, JCABP3E531 00AF.00AG.

This is Part 3 of a 3 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E531 AFSC. This is an apprentice 3-skill level awarding course that provides training in a career progression, standards of conduct, construction materials testing, specific contingency responsibilities, GIS fundamentals, geographical information system, database schema, convert geospatial data, create and maintain GIS data, analyze and query GIS, and export GIS.

Length: 15 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 7

Course ID: JCACP3E571 01AD

The advanced craftsman course trains and prepares Engineering Journeymen (5-skill level) Airmen to perform Civil Engineer (CE) 3E571 duties. The course provides CE engineering personnel the knowledge and skills necessary to perform duties as a CE Engineering Craftsman/Supervisor. The scope of training includes Air Force planning, engineering design, soil classification, field identification & soils exploration, and evaluation of materials testing procedures and reports.

Length: 10 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 5

Course ID: J7AZT3E571 01AB

This Mobile Training team (MTT) course provides training in the knowledge and skills needed to monitor construction contracts for installation, maintenance, repair, and modification of facilities. This training is conducted at a host AF base and not on Fort Leonard Wood. Major units of instruction include construction management procedures, contract inspection records and progress documents, contract modifications, project close-out procedures, warranty/guarantee procedures, military construction (MILCON) program, requirements contracts, material submittals and test reports, and documentations of construction activities.

Length: 10 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 4

Course ID: JCAZP3E571 01AB

This advanced course provides training in surveying computations and operations. The major units of instruction include survey introduction, reconnaissance, vertical control, horizontal control, topography, road design & layout, building layout, and utility layout. This course utilizes optical, automated and global positing system surveying equipment. Students will collect, convert, and present field survey data for civil projects utilizing Trimble Business Center (TBC) software.

Length: 10 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 4

Course ID: JCAQP3E931 00AB

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 4 COURSES: JCAQP3E931 00AB, J9AQA3E391 00RB, J9AQA3E931 01RA, JCABP3E931 01AA.

This is Part 1 of a 4 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E931 AFSC. This course that provides AF Emergency Management (EM) training in EM overview, prevention response operations, facility contaminated environment under the direct supervision of qualified chemical specialists in the Army Chemical Defense Training Facility (CDTF).

Length: 53 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 18

Course ID: J9AQA3E931 00RB

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 4 COURSES: JCAQP3E931 00AB, J9AQA3E391 00RB, J9AQA3E931 01RA, JCABP3E931 01AA.

This is Part 2 of a 4 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E931 AFSC. This is an Army inter-service apprentice level course that provides emergency management apprentice students training and certification in CBRN HazMat operations.

Length: 4 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 2 after completion of both J9AQA3E931 00RB & J9AQA3E931 01RA

Course ID: J9AQA3E931 01RA

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 4 COURSES: JCAQP3E931 00AB, J9AQA3E391 00RB, J9AQA3E931 01RA, JCABP3E931 01AA.

This is Part 3 of a 4 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E931 AFSC. This is an Army inter-service apprentice level course that provides emergency management apprentice students training and certification in CBRN HazMat technician.

Length: 7 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 2 after completion of both J9AQA3E931 00RB & J9AQA3E931 01RA

Course ID: JCABP3E931 01AA

WHEN SCHEDULING, PLEASE INCLUDE ALL 4 COURSES: JCAQP3E931 00AB, J9AQA3E391 00RB, J9AQA3E931 01RA, JCABP3E931 01AA.

This is Part 4 of a 4 course pipeline that must be completed to be awarded the 3E931 AFSC. This course will train students in instructor fundamentals to include instructor responsibilities, types of instruction, instructional aides, performance evaluations, and presentation preparation and delivery.

Length: 10 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 5

The instructional design of this MyLearning DL course is self-paced. This course is a pre-requisite course required to be completed within 6 months prior to attending the in-resident EM Craftsman (JCACP3E971 00AB) 7-skill level awarding course within the 3E9X1 AFSC. Active-duty personnel need to sign-up for this MyLearning DL course after notification of promotion to the rank of SSgt. ANG/RES personnel need to be in the rank of SSgt and complete the course within 6 months of being assigned to a formal in-resident training class. This course provides unit of instruction pre-requisite knowledge training in CBRN & TIM Fundamentals, Emergency Management Planning, and Emergency Management Flight Operations.

Course ID: JCACP3E971 00AB

Length: 10 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 3

Course ID: JCACP3E971 0A1A

This is an advanced supplemental course that provides training for Emergency Management military/civilian personnel to perform duties within a CBRN Control Center. This course provides block of instruction unit training in CBRN Control Center Foundation, Chemical & Biological Warfare Agents and Hazard Prediction, Nuclear Warfare and Fallout Prediction,Release-Other-Than-Attacks (ROTA), and Automated Warning and Prediction Systems. The course trains the knowledge and performance skills required to predict and report hazard areas associated with CBRN attacks, perform CBRN detailed and enhanced plotting and reporting requirements using both manual and automated systems, and conduct CBRN Control Center operations and plot analysis briefings

Length: 10 academic class days

CCAF Semester hours: 3