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At a glance

Programs: 3
Locations: 3
States served: 1

Delivery: In person (3)
Program length: 12 to 20 weeks (3)
Branches accepted: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

Counts are computed from the DoD program listings below -- a provider with several programs can appear more than once in each count.

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Programs

Expeditionary Electrician – Tactical Power Distribution and Electrical Systems Operations

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 17 to 21 weeks source value: 121 - 150 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field: Installation, Maintenance, and Repair

Summary

The Expeditionary Electrician serves as the critical backbone of electrical power infrastructure and distribution across the Nine Mile Training Center (9MTC) range complex. The Expeditionary Electrician installs, maintains, and repairs high and low voltage electrical systems, power distribution networks, and generation equipment, ensuring that all training facilities, test ranges, and operational areas maintain uninterrupted electrical readiness. Primary duties include electrical systems installation and maintenance, power generation operations and sustainment, preventive maintenance execution, fault diagnosis and troubleshooting, NFPA 70E and NEC compliance enforcement, and accurate maintenance records and readiness reporting. This position is specifically suited for candidates with a background as a Navy Seabee Construction Electrician (CE) or Air Force RED HORSE Electrical Systems specialist (AFSC 3E0X1/3E0X2).

What the work involves

Program Onboarding & Range Orientation - Understand range mission, safety expectations, systems layout, and required access. Electrical Safety & Compliance Fundamentals - Apply NFPA 70E, OSHA, PPE, LOTO, and baseline reporting requirements. National Electrical Code (NEC) Foundations - Interpret NEC requirements for range electrical installation and maintenance. Electrical Schematics & Wiring Diagrams - Read and apply schematics, one-line diagrams, and wiring layouts. Low Voltage Systems – Theory & Installation - Understand low voltage components, circuit protection, and installation standards. Low Voltage Systems – Applied Maintenance & Repair - Inspect, test, and repair low voltage wiring, panels, breakers, and lighting. High Voltage Distribution Systems - Understand high voltage equipment, distribution systems, and safety protocols. High Voltage Systems – Applied Operations - Perform supervised high voltage inspection, testing, switching, and clearance procedures. Power Generation Systems – Theory & Operations - Understand generators, ATS, paralleling systems, and UPS operations. Power Generation Systems – Applied Maintenance - Perform generator maintenance, load testing, fault diagnosis, and repair. Electrical Fault Diagnosis & Diagnostic Equipment - Use diagnostic tools to identify and resolve electrical system faults. Expeditionary Electrical Construction & Bare Base Ops - Apply temporary power distribution, field wiring, and generator hook-up standards. NFPA 70E & Journeyman Electrician Alignment (Part I) - Map daily electrical work to safety standards and licensing domains. NFPA 70E & Journeyman Electrician Alignment (Part II) - Strengthen electrical theory, code compliance, and safety competency. Credential Preparation & Practice-Based Learning - Complete credential prep, practice assessments, and scenario-based maintenance tasks. Electrical Systems Management & Records Sprint - Lead supervised readiness cycles, repairs, parts coordination, and documentation. Capstone: Integrated Electrical Systems Support Event - Support an integrated electrical maintenance, installation, and compliance event. Final Assessment & Transition Readiness - Complete final evaluation, deliverables, lessons learned, and transition planning.

Locations

Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, TX

Heavy Equipment and Vehicle Mechanic - Tactical Fleet and Construction Equipment Maintenance Operations

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 17 to 21 weeks source value: 121 - 150 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field: Installation, Maintenance, and Repair

Summary

The Heavy Equipment and Vehicle Mechanic serves as the essential backbone of ground mobility and construction equipment readiness across the Nine Mile Training Center (9MTC) range complex. The Heavy Equipment and Vehicle Mechanic oversees the maintenance, repair, and sustainment of a diverse fleet of heavy construction equipment and tactical wheeled vehicles, ensuring all assets remain mission-ready and meet stringent safety and operational standards. Primary duties include performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on bulldozers, excavators, graders, cranes, HMMWVs, and logistics vehicles; executing PMCS programs; diagnosing mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical system faults; coordinating repair parts requisition and accountability; enforcing safety and regulatory compliance; and maintaining accurate maintenance records and readiness reporting. This position is specifically suited for candidates with a background as a Navy Seabee Construction Mechanic (CM) or Air Force Vehicle Management and Analysis specialist (AFSC 2T3X1).

What the work involves

Onboarding & Safety Orientation: Integrate into organization; understand shop safety expectations, OSHA 29 CFR 1910/1926 requirements, ground guide procedures, and baseline compliance standards. PMCS & Technical Manual Application: Execute preventive maintenance schedules and document faults and corrective actions per applicable OEM technical manuals and organizational maintenance policies. Diesel Engine & Hydraulic Systems Repair: Diagnose and repair diesel engine systems and hydraulic components including pumps, cylinders, valves, and hose assemblies across heavy construction equipment platforms. Drivetrain, Brake & Suspension Systems: Perform maintenance and repair of transmissions, differentials, torque converters, undercarriage systems, air/hydraulic brakes, and suspension components. Electrical Systems & ECM Diagnostics: Diagnose and repair heavy equipment electrical systems including CAN bus networks, ECMs, charging systems, and starting circuits using advanced diagnostic tools. Fleet Readiness, Parts Coordination & CDL Operations: Manage parts requisition, inventory accountability, maintenance tracking systems, and CDL Class A vehicle operations to sustain fleet readiness across mixed assets. ASE & OEM Certification Preparation & Applied Delivery: Build ASE Heavy Equipment and OEM certification competency through applied maintenance tasks, structured study, and scenario-based practice assessments.

Locations

Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, TX

Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 17 to 21 weeks source value: 121 - 150 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Career field: Military Specific

Summary

The Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic serves as the essential backbone of ground vehicle readiness and operational capability at Nine Mile Training Center (9MTC). The Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic oversees the maintenance, diagnosis, and repair of a diverse fleet of tactical and commercial wheeled vehicles, ensuring all ground mobility assets are mission-ready and meet stringent safety and operational standards. Primary duties include performing scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, executing Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS), diagnosing mechanical and electrical system faults, coordinating repair parts requisition and accountability, enforcing safety and regulatory compliance, and maintaining accurate maintenance records and readiness reporting.

What the work involves

Program Onboarding & Range Orientation: Understand the organization, range mission, shop layout, safety basics, and systems access Safety Protocols & Compliance Fundamentals: Apply shop safety, OSHA fundamentals, PPE requirements, hazard identification, and reporting expectations Tool Accountability & Shop Operations: Use tool control, technical manuals, work orders, and maintenance tracking systems appropriately Preventive Maintenance Checks & Services (PMCS): Perform PMCS, document faults, and record corrective actions per technical manuals Diesel Engine Systems – Theory & Diagnosis: Explain diesel engine components, operating principles, and diagnostic procedures Diesel Engine Systems – Applied Repair: Perform supervised engine diagnostics, corrective maintenance, and return-to-service inspections Drivetrain & Transmission Systems: Inspect, diagnose, and repair transmissions, differentials, transfer cases, and driveshafts Brake & Suspension Systems: Maintain and repair air/hydraulic brake systems and suspension components Electrical & Charging Systems: Diagnose and repair batteries, charging systems, starting circuits, lighting, and wiring Hydraulic Systems Maintenance: Troubleshoot and repair hydraulic cylinders, pumps, hoses, and control valves Cooling & Fuel Systems: Diagnose and repair cooling, fuel delivery, and emissions-related components Fleet Readiness & Parts Coordination: Coordinate parts requisition, inventory accountability, and supply support for maintenance operations ASE T-Series Alignment (Part I) – Engines & Drivetrain: Connect maintenance tasks to ASE T1/T2/T3 domains through study and documentation ASE T-Series Alignment (Part II) – Brakes, Electrical & HVAC: Build applied competency across ASE T4/T5/T6/T7 domains ASE Preparation & Practice-Based Learning: Complete guided ASE preparation, practice assessments, and scenario-based maintenance application Maintenance Management & Records Sprint: Lead a supervised readiness cycle from fault identification through repair documentation Capstone: Integrated Fleet Maintenance Event: Support or lead PMCS, diagnostics, corrective action, and readiness reporting during a maintenance event Final Assessment & Transition Readiness: Complete final evaluation, lessons learned, deliverables, and transition planning

Locations

Goodfellow AFB, San Angelo, TX

Where this provider operates

TexasSan Angelo, Goodfellow AFB

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