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Aerospace Telecommunication & Information Systems Technician

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Job Description 

OVERVIEW


You will perform, supervise and direct the repair and maintenance of all types of Air Force telecommunications systems, as well as information technology infrastructure supporting national operational command and control information systems.

MAIN BENEFITS

  • Training provided for approximately 16 months.
  • Opportunities for advancement.

WHAT THEY DO


The Aerospace Telecommunications and Information Systems (ATIS) Technician performs preventive and corrective maintenance on all types of communications equipment including radar, data processing, terminal, audio and video equipment. They perform inspections, tests and adjustments on a regular basis. They conduct repairs, overhaul and support maintenance on telecommunications equipment. Installations and acceptance tests are also part of their duties. They will communicate with all levels of command and maintain and/or advise other occupations on the maintenance of the electromechanical and refrigeration requirements of telecommunications equipment. They will also be expected to deploy with the Air Force Support Capability, the 8 Air Communications and Control Squadron, the Tactical Control Radar Squadron, or the Canadian Forces Joint Signals Regiment.

 


Job Requirements 

QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

Applicants should be interested in working with sophisticated radar, communication, telephone and computer systems.

Physical strength, manual dexterity and the ability to perform under stressful conditions are a must.

TRAINING

The first stage of training for all new recruits is the four-month Basic Military Qualification (BMQ) course at the Canadian Forces Leadership and Recruit School in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec.

Upon successful completion of the BMQ, Basic Military Occupational Qualification (MOC), training starts at the Canadian Forces School of Communications and Electronics (CFSCE) in Kingston, Ontario. The first part takes seven months and covers a wide range of basic skills involving theories, all types of devices, power sources, circuits, conductors, cables, computers, peripherals and more.

ATIS Tech apprentice level 3 training comprises the second portion of BOQ training lasting approximately five months. Trainees will learn how to perform technical administration, repair printed circuit boards and maintain automated information systems, switchboards, terminal equipment, audio and video systems, airfield navigational aids, meteorological systems, communications, crypto systems and radar systems.

WORKING ENVIRONMENT

ATIS Technicians may be posted at bases in Canada, the USA or locations throughout the world. They perform in operation centres, static and mobile workshops, and in extreme weather conditions. Appropriate environmental clothing and equipment are provided. Support for the health, safety and morale of personnel is emphasized and readily available.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT

Opportunities for advanced and specialty training are available throughout the ATID Tech’s career. For those who demonstrate the required ability and potential, there are countless opportunities for advancement, promotion and advanced training.

 

 


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