Weapons Engineering Technician - Revision history

NavyHopeful at 15:25, 13 October 2016

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	*Chief Petty Officer 1st Class (CPO1) - On merit, after W Eng Manager Technical Admin Course and CWO Qualification (CQC)		*Chief Petty Officer 1st Class (CPO1) - On merit, after W Eng Manager Technical Admin Course and CWO Qualification (CQC)

	==Pros ~~and~~ Cons==		==Pros / Cons==

	'''Pros'''		'''Pros'''

NavyHopeful at 15:23, 13 October 2016

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	*Chief Petty Officer 1st Class (CPO1) - On merit, after W Eng Manager Technical Admin Course and CWO Qualification (CQC)		*Chief Petty Officer 1st Class (CPO1) - On merit, after W Eng Manager Technical Admin Course and CWO Qualification (CQC)

			==Pros and Cons==

			'''Pros'''

			*Exciting opportunities to travel to a large variety of places
			*Challenging career opportunities both on ship and ashore

			'''Cons'''

			*Away from home / family for months at a time for courses / sails / deployments


	[[Category: Military Occupations]]		[[Category: Military Occupations]]
	[[Category: Non-Commissioned Occupations]]		[[Category: Non-Commissioned Occupations]]

NavyHopeful at 15:18, 13 October 2016

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	==Job Description including salary==		==Job Description including salary==

	Job ~~description is Pretty accurate on the Recruiting Website~~, ~~seen~~ here: http://www.forces.ca/en/job/weaponsengineeringtechnician-170		'''Job Description:''' For reference, see here: http://www.forces.ca/en/job/weaponsengineeringtechnician-170

	Salary. For reference, see here http://www.forces.gc.ca/en/caf-community-pay/pay-rates.page. Once you are posted to a sea-going unit, you will also receive a Sea Duty Allowance (which as of 2016 is $311/month for newbies) in addition to your monthly salary.		'''Salary:''' For reference, see here http://www.forces.gc.ca/en/caf-community-pay/pay-rates.page. Once you are posted to a sea-going unit, you will also receive a Sea Duty Allowance (which as of 2016 is $311/month for newbies) in addition to your monthly salary.

			==Day-to-Day Life==

	===Alongside / Ashore Environment===		===Alongside / Ashore Environment===
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	==Training Progression==		==Training Progression==

	~~'''~~Basic Military Qualification (BMQ)~~'''~~		===Basic Military Qualification (BMQ)===

	The first stage of training is the Basic Military Qualification course, or Basic Training, held at the Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. This training provides the basic core skills and knowledge common to all trades. ~~A goal~~ of ~~this course is~~ to ~~ensure that all~~ recruits ~~maintain the Forces physical fitness standard; as a result~~, ~~the training~~ is physically demanding.		The first stage of training is the Basic Military Qualification course, or Basic Training, held at the Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. This training provides the basic core skills and knowledge common to all trades. This course teaches recruits a multitude of skills, such as personal dress, drill and deportment, teamwork, time-management, personal weapons drill, and how to maintain their equipment. It also teaches recruits strong ethics and perseverance skills, and is very physically, mentally, and emotionally demanding.

	~~'''~~Naval Environmental Training (NETP)~~'''~~		===Naval Environmental Training (NETP)===

	Anyone who is required to operate on a ship will attend the Naval Fleet School either in Esquimalt, British Columbia or Halifax, Nova Scotia for approximately five weeks. Training includes the following topics:		Anyone who is required to operate on a ship will attend the Naval Fleet School either in Esquimalt, British Columbia or Halifax, Nova Scotia for approximately five weeks. Training includes the following topics:
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	*Seamanship		*Seamanship

	~~'''~~Basic Occupational Qualification Training (QL3)~~'''~~		===Basic Occupational Qualification Training (QL3)===

	W Eng Techs attend Naval Fleet School in Esquimalt, British Columbia or Halifax, Nova Scotia, and training will take approximately 9 months to complete, it includes:		W Eng Techs attend Naval Fleet School in Esquimalt, British Columbia or Halifax, Nova Scotia, and training will take approximately 9 months to complete, it includes:
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	*Using departmental stores / inventory software for maintenance and repairs		*Using departmental stores / inventory software for maintenance and repairs

	~~'''~~On-the-Job Performance Packages (DP1 & DP2)~~'''~~		===On-the-Job Performance Packages (DP1 & DP2)===

	The DP1 training package offers newly trained W Eng Techs the opportunity to put into place the things that they have learned on the QL3 phase of their training. Upon completion of the DP1 package, W Eng Techs are considered to be fully qualified apprentice technicians.		The DP1 training package offers newly trained W Eng Techs the opportunity to put into place the things that they have learned on the QL3 phase of their training. Upon completion of the DP1 package, W Eng Techs are considered to be fully qualified apprentice technicians.
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	During the DP2 phase of the training, apprentice W Eng Techs will spend an equal amount of time in each of the five sub-sections of the Combat Systems Engineering department: Communications, Sonar, Radar, Fire Control, & Armament. In order to complete the DP2 package, the apprentice will have to complete a final board, consisting of a presentation of two separate systems, and repairing a fault from identifying the fault through to finishing repairs and reporting the system correct with a full report on the actions taken. Upon completion of the final board, W Eng Techs are eligible to receive Specialist Pay level 1.		During the DP2 phase of the training, apprentice W Eng Techs will spend an equal amount of time in each of the five sub-sections of the Combat Systems Engineering department: Communications, Sonar, Radar, Fire Control, & Armament. In order to complete the DP2 package, the apprentice will have to complete a final board, consisting of a presentation of two separate systems, and repairing a fault from identifying the fault through to finishing repairs and reporting the system correct with a full report on the actions taken. Upon completion of the final board, W Eng Techs are eligible to receive Specialist Pay level 1.

	~~'''~~Specialty Training (QL5)~~'''~~		===Specialty Training (QL5)===

	Upon completion of their final board, W Eng Techs will return to Naval Fleet School in Esquimalt, BC or Halifax, NS in order to further their academic education into more specialized subjects, such as:		Upon completion of their final board, W Eng Techs will return to Naval Fleet School in Esquimalt, BC or Halifax, NS in order to further their academic education into more specialized subjects, such as:
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	*Electronic and Hydraulic Power		*Electronic and Hydraulic Power
	*Pulse Electronics		*Pulse Electronics
			*Network Cabling
	*Technical Communications		*Technical Communications

	After the academic phase of the QL5, W Eng Techs will be divided into the sub-occupation that they will be working in, and further, in-depth training will be given on the systems in their respective departments. The goal of this training is to provide the Fleet with fully qualified Journeyman-level Technicians/Maintainers.		After the academic phase of the QL5, W Eng Techs will be divided into the sub-occupation that they will be working in, and further, in-depth training will be given on the systems in their respective departments. The goal of this training is to provide the Fleet with fully qualified Journeyman-level Technicians/Maintainers.

	~~'''~~Additional Training~~'''~~		===Additional Training===

	All W Eng Techs will be required, at some point through their career, to complete the following training:		All W Eng Techs will be required, at some point through their career, to complete the following training:
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	*Able Seaman (AB) - DP1 to DP2		*Able Seaman (AB) - DP1 to DP2
	*Leading Seaman (LS) - DP2 through QL5		*Leading Seaman (LS) - DP2 through QL5
	*Master Seaman (MS) - On merit after QL5		*Master Seaman (MS) - On merit, after QL5 and Primary Leadership Qualification (PLQ)
	*		*Petty Officer 2nd Class (PO2) - On merit
	*		*Petty Officer 1st Class (PO1) - On merit, after QL6 and Intermediate Leadership Qualification (ILQ)
	*		*Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class (CPO2) - On merit, after W Eng Manager Course and Advanced Leadership Qualification (ALQ)
	*~~And so on...~~		*Chief Petty Officer 1st Class (CPO1) - On merit, after W Eng Manager Technical Admin Course and CWO Qualification (CQC)

	~~==Day~~-~~to-day life==~~

	~~-Summary~~
	~~TBC...~~

	~~-Pros~~
	~~TBC...~~

	~~-Cons~~
	~~TBC...~~

NavyHopeful at 14:43, 13 October 2016

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	[[Category: ~~Naval Engineering~~ Occupations]]		[[Category: Military Occupations]]
	[[Category: Non-Commissioned Occupations]]		[[Category: Non-Commissioned Occupations]]

NavyHopeful at 11:31, 13 October 2016

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 ===At-Sea Environment===
-TBC
+While at sea, the Combat Systems Engineering (CSE) department will divide the department into two separate watches.  This allows one half of the department to be available at any time for any maintenance or repairs to be completed on any of the CSE equipment onboard, regardless of the time of day.  Usually, the CSE department will provide the watch with a Senior Tech of the Watch (STOW) and he/she is usually a PO1 or PO2.  There will be a Tech of the Watch on station in the Operations room at all times, and a rotation is provided so that everyone in the department gets equal opportunity at this post.
 ==Training Progression==
-TBC
+'''Basic Military Qualification (BMQ)'''
 ==Career Progression==
-TBC
+*Ordinary Seaman (OS) - BMQ to DP1
+*Able Seaman (AB) - DP1 to DP2
 ==Day-to-day life==

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			==Job Description including salary==

			Job description is Pretty accurate on the Recruiting Website, seen here: http://www.forces.ca/en/job/weaponsengineeringtechnician-170

			Salary. For reference, see here http://www.forces.gc.ca/en/caf-community-pay/pay-rates.page. Once you are posted to a sea-going unit, you will also receive a Sea Duty Allowance (which as of 2016 is $311/month for newbies) in addition to your monthly salary.

			===Alongside / Ashore Environment===

			While your ship is alongside in your home port, your work day is a normal 8 hour work day. During this time, W Eng Techs can use their day to perform preventative or corrective maintenance on any of the weapons, sensors or communications systems, progress their training, stand duty watches, or assist other departments with common work onboard.

			Some shore postings for W Eng Techs include IT departments for other units, instructional and support staff at the Naval Fleet School in either Esquimalt, BC or Halifax, NS, or in any other position available that would require the specific skills that W Eng Techs receive.

			===At-Sea Environment===

			TBC

			==Training Progression==

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			==Career Progression==

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			==Day-to-day life==

			-Summary
			TBC...

			-Pros
			TBC...

			-Cons
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			[[Category: Non-Commissioned Occupations]]

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