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    Aerospace Competency Model

    Tier Name Tier Block

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    1PersonalEffectiveness

    Interpersonal Skills Integrity Professionalism

    Initiative Dependability & Reliability Lifelong Learning

    2Academic

    Competencies

    Reading Writing Mathematics Science

    Engineering &

    Technology

    Communication-

    Listening &Speaking

    Critical &

    AnalyticalThinking

    Basic

    ComputerSkills

    3Workplace

    Competencies

    TeamworkPlanning &Organizing

    Innovation andInvention

    Problem Solving& Decision

    Making

    Working with

    Tools and

    Technology

    Checking,

    Examining, &

    Recording

    Business Fundamentals

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    Industry-

    Wide

    TechnicalCompetencies

    Aerospace FundamentalsDesign &

    Development

    Product & Parts

    Manufacturing

    Project Management &

    Quality Assurance

    Aviation

    Maintenance

    Environmental, Safety

    & Health

    Tier Name Block Information

    Tier 1 -Personal

    EffectivenessCompetencies

    Interpersonal Skills: Displaying skills to work with others from diverse

    backgrounds.

    Interact appropriately and respectfully with supervisors and coworkers

    Respect the opinions, perspectives, customs, and individual differences

    of othersUse appropriate strategies and solutions for dealing with conflicts and

    differences to maintain a smooth workflow

    Integrity: Displaying accepted social and work behaviors.

    Accept responsibility for one's decisions and actions

    Comply with ethical standards for your field

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    Take responsibility for accomplishing work goals within acceptedtimeframes

    Treat others with honesty, fairness, and respect

    Professionalism: Maintaining a professional demeanor at work.

    Accept criticism and attempt to learn from mistakesDemonstrate positive attitude towards work

    Demonstrate self-control by maintaining composure and dealing calmly

    with stressful situations

    Dress appropriately for occupation and maintain appropriate personalhygiene

    Refrain from substance abuse

    Initiative: Demonstrating a willingness to work.

    Establish and maintain personally challenging, but realistic work goals

    Persist at a task despite interruptions, obstacles, or setbacks

    Pursue work with energy, drive, and effort to accomplish tasks

    Strive to exceed standards and expectations

    Take initiative in seeking out new responsibilities and work challenges

    Dependability & Reliability: Displaying responsible behaviors at work.

    Behave consistently, predictably, and reliably

    Comply with organizational rules, policies, and procedures

    Follow written and verbal directions

    Fulfill obligations, complete assignments, and meet deadlines

    Lifelong Learning: Displaying a willingness to learn and apply new

    knowledge and skills.Broaden knowledge and skills through science fairs, readingpublications, job shadowing, and continuing education

    Demonstrate an interest in personal and professional lifelong learning

    and development

    Seek feedback, and modify behavior for improvement

    Take charge of personal career development by identifying personal

    interests and career pathways

    Treat unexpected circumstances as opportunities to learn and adopt new

    techniques

    Use newly learned knowledge and skills to complete specific tasksTier 2 -

    Academic

    Competencies

    Reading: Understanding written sentences and paragraphs in work-

    related documents.Identify relevant details, facts, specifications, and main ideas

    Infer or locate meaning of unknown or technical vocabulary

    Locate, understand, and interpret written technical and non-technical

    information in documents such as manuals, regulations, procedures,

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    reports, memos, graphs, charts, tables, schedules, and signs

    Understand the essential message and purpose of written materials

    Writing: Using standard English to compile information and prepare

    written reports.

    Communicate thoughts, ideas, information, and messages, which maycontain technical material, in a logical, organized, and coherent

    manner

    Create documents such as letters, directions, manuals, reports, graphs,

    and flow charts

    Use correct English spelling, grammar, and punctuation to producelogical and accurate written correspondence, instructions, and

    documentation

    Write words, numbers, sentences, reports, and data using technical

    terminology and notations

    Mathematics: Using principles of mathematics such as algebra,

    geometry, and trigonometry to solve problems.

    Know and apply mathematical principles:

    Number Systems and Relationships - whole numbers, decimals,fractions, and percentages

    Number Operations, Computation and Estimation - addition,subtraction, multiplication and division

    Measurement and Estimation - measurement of time, temperature,distances, length, width, height, perimeter, area, volume, weight,

    velocity, and speed. Conversion from one measurement to another (e.g.,

    from English to metric)

    Mathematical Notation - the language of mathematics to expressmathematical ideas

    Mathematical Reasoning and Problem Solving - inductive and

    deductive reasoning, conjectures, arguments, strategies, and

    interpretation of results

    Statistics and Data Analysis - collection, reporting and analysis of data

    Probability and Predictions - calculating probability to make

    predictions

    Algebra and Functions - equations, patterns, and functions

    Geometry - shapes and using geometric principles to solve problems

    Trigonometry - triangles and trigonometric functions

    Calculus - concepts of exponential, logarithmic and trigonometricfunctions, vectors, complex numbers, conic sections, and analytic

    geometry

    Science: Using scientific rules and methods to solve problems.Conduct scientific investigations

    Describe, explain, predict scientific phenomena

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    Identify relevant chemical, mechanical, biological, electrical, andphysical properties of materials

    Interpret scientific evidence and draw conclusions

    Know and apply scientific principles:

    Scientific Inquiry - Scientific Method (identify problems, collectinformation, form opinions, draw conclusions) and apply basic scientificresearch

    Physical Science (Chemistry and Physics) - properties of matter,

    structure of atoms, energy, motion and forces

    Earth and Space Science - origin and evolution of the universe andearth systems, geology, meteorology, astronomy, hydrology, and

    oceanography

    Understand the scientific method (identify problems, collect information,

    orm opinions, draw conclusions) and apply basic scientific research

    Engineering & Technology: Knowledge of the practical application of

    engineering science and technology. This includes applying principles,techniques, procedures, and equipment to the design and production of

    various goods and services.Design

    Attributes of design

    Artificial intelligence and design

    Computerized standard test and test bench development

    Instrumentation

    Testing models

    Modeling, control, and tele-operation (operation at a distance)

    Scientific visualization and animation techniques Automation/robotics

    Engineering Functions

    Determine appropriate uses of technology

    Design, analyze, and construct objects or processes for practicalpurposes

    Use mathematics to solve practical work-related problems

    Use engineering principles for project analysis, design, testing,implementation

    Use basic design techniques, tools, and principles to produce precisiontechnical plans, blueprints, drawings, and models

    Formulate mathematical models or other methods of computeranalysis to develop, evaluate, or modify design

    Design, operate, and maintain technological systems and equipment

    Conduct troubleshooting, research and development, invention andinnovation, and experimentation in problem-solving

    Understand basic principles of circuit boards, processors, chips,

    electronic equipment, and computer hardware and software

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    Know and apply engineering principles to material selection andprocessing method alternatives

    Communication-Listening & Speaking: Giving full attention to what

    others are saying and speaking in English well enough to be understood

    by others.Listening

    Receive, attend to, interpret, understand, and respond to verbal

    messages and other cues

    Apply active listening skills using reflection, restatement, questioning,and clarification

    Understand and interpret verbal and non-verbal communication

    Pick out important information in verbal messages

    Understand complex instructions

    Speaking/Presenting

    Speak clearly and confidently using common English conventions

    including proper grammar, tone, and pace Express information to individuals or groups taking into account the

    audience and the nature of the information (e.g., explain technical

    concepts to non-technical audiences)

    Understand and use non-verbal communication consistent with verbalcommunication

    Present ideas in a persuasive manner

    Critical & Analytical Thinking: Using logic, reasoning, and analysis to

    address problems.Analyze and break down complex systems into their component parts

    Draw conclusions from relevant or missing informationExplain the relationship and interdependency of the part and the system

    Organize problems into manageable parts

    Understand the underlying relationship among facts and connectionsbetween issues

    Use inductive and deductive reasoning to analyze, synthesize, compare,

    and interpret information

    Basic Computer Skills: Using a computer and related applications toinput and retrieve information.

    Applications

    Use word processing programs to compose, organize, and edit simpledocuments and other business communications

    Use electronic mail to communicate and Internet applications to searchfor information

    Use spreadsheet, database, and presentation software

    Enter data and type materials quickly and accurately and

    Double check work carefully and identify/correct typographical errors

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    Manage file storage: use functions to store, retrieve, and sort detailedrecords

    Basic Computer Knowledge

    Understand and efficiently use basic computer hardware (e.g. PCs,

    printers) and software (e.g. word processing software, spreadsheetsoftware) to perform tasks

    Understand common computer terminology (e.g., program, operatingsystem) and is familiar with the fundamental capabilities of computers

    Tier 3 -

    WorkplaceCompetencies

    Teamwork: Working cooperatively with others to complete workassignments.

    Accept membership in and identify with the goals of a team

    Be open to considering new ways of doing things and the merits of newapproaches to work

    Collaborate with others to formulate team objectives and develop

    consensus for best outcomeGive and receive feedback constructively

    Identify roles of team members and effectively communicate with all

    members of the team

    Use teamwork skills to achieve goals, solve problems, and manage

    conflict

    Work effectively with multi-disciplinary teams

    Planning & Organizing: Planning and prioritizing work to managetime effectively and accomplish assigned tasks.

    Adaptability/Flexibility

    Change gears in response to unpredictable or unexpected events,

    pressures, situations, and job demands

    Effectively change plans, goals, actions, or priorities to deal with

    changing situations

    Planning & Organizing

    Approach work in a methodical manner

    Apply effective organizational skills

    Develop and implement a plan for a project

    Keep track of details to ensure work is performed accurately andcompletely

    Find new ways of organizing or planning work to accomplish tasksmore efficiently

    Time Management

    Develop a timeline for sequencing the activities of a project

    Establish specific goals to accomplish work in a timely manner

    Prioritize various competing tasks and perform them efficiently

    according to their urgency

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    Ensure that others receive needed materials in time

    Stay on schedule

    Keep all parties informed of progress and all relevant changes toproject timelines

    Innovation and Invention: Formulating new ideas for and applicationsof processes and products.Creative Thinking

    Employ unique analyses and generate new, innovative ideas incomplex areas

    Reframe problems in a different light to find fresh approaches

    Entertain wide-ranging possibilities to develop unique approaches anduseful solutions

    Understand the pieces of a system as a whole and possess a big picture

    view of the situation

    Integrate seemingly unrelated information to develop creative

    solutions Develop innovative methods of obtaining or using resources when

    insufficient resources are available

    Identify Opportunities

    Identify needs, wants, and problems as they are changing

    Seek out opportunities to develop and offer new products and services

    Seek out opportunities to improve, streamline, reinvent workprocesses

    Methods for the Creation and Improvement of Products and Processes

    Understand and apply lean six sigma methods for creation and/or

    improvement of products/processes Define problems that affect customer value and impact companyfinancially

    Select and apply appropriate quantitative and qualitative techniques in

    applications in aerospace

    Research and Development

    Analyze the failure of other projects as research for a possible newventure

    Conduct experiment and application

    Identify design trends

    Design a system, product, or serviceTechnology Transfer

    Identify scientific research which has potential commercial value

    Analyze the consequences of societal or technological change

    Develop practical applications for the results of scientific research

    Apply newly created technology to new, innovative, productive uses

    Problem Solving & Decision Making: Applying knowledge of STEM

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    principles to solve problems by generating, evaluating, and

    implementing solutions.Choose and Implement a Solution

    Decisively choose the best solution after contemplating availableapproaches to the problem

    Consider the technical and cultural (and other non-technical) factors inthe decision process

    Commit to a solution in a timely manner

    Use strategies, tools, resources, and equipment to implement the

    solution

    Observe and evaluate the outcomes of implementing the solution toassess the need for alternative approaches and to identify lessons learned

    Generate Alternatives

    Generate a variety of approaches to the problem

    Think creatively to develop new ideas for and answers to work related

    problems Use logic and reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses ofalternative solutions, conclusions, or approaches to problems

    Identify criteria and constraints

    Apply concepts of probability to help make decisions

    Identify the Problem

    Anticipate or recognize the existence of a problem

    Identify the nature of the problem by analyzing its component parts

    and defining critical issues

    Identify, obtain, and review information relevant to the problem

    Working with Tools and Technology: Selecting, using, andmaintaining tools and technology to facilitate work activity.

    Keeping Current

    Demonstrate an interest in learning about new and emerging tools andtechnologies

    Identify sources of information concerning state-of-the-art tools,

    equipment, materials, technologies and methodologies

    Seek out opportunities to improve knowledge of tools andtechnologies that may assist in streamlining work and improvingproductivity

    Maintenance

    Perform routine maintenance on tools, technology, and equipment

    Determine causes of operating errors and decide what to do about it

    Troubleshoot maintenance problems in accordance with establishedprocedures

    Selection & Application

    Identify, select, and apply tools or technological solutions appropriate

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    to the task at hand (e.g., use statistical tools to show reliability of data,

    use probes and sensors to collect data)

    Identify potential hazards related to the use of tools and equipment

    Operate tools and equipment in accordance with established operating

    procedures and safety standards

    Use information technology and computer applications as it supportsthe gathering, storage, manipulation, and transfer of data andinformation

    Checking, Examining, & Recording: Entering, transcribing, recording,storing, or maintaining information in written or electronic/magnetic

    format.

    Apply techniques for observing and gathering data

    Complete required maintenance forms, records, and inspection reports

    Detect and correct errors or inconsistencies, even under time pressure

    Organize records and files to maintain dataRecord data with the correct number of significant figures

    Business Fundamentals: Knowledge of basic business principles,trends, and economics.

    Business Ethics

    Demonstrate knowledge of the similarities among and differences

    between ethics, law, morals, and etiquette

    Act in the best interest of the company, the community, and theenvironment

    Comply with applicable laws and rules governing work and report

    loss, waste, or theft of company property to appropriate personnelLegal/Financial

    Maintain privacy and confidentiality of company information, as well

    as that of customers and co-workers

    Comply with intellectual property laws

    Protect trade secrets

    Situational Awareness

    Understand trends in the industry and the company's position in themarket

    Recognize one's role in the functioning of the company andunderstand the potential impact one's own performance can have on the

    success of the organization

    Stay current on organizational strategies to maintain competitiveness

    Sustainability

    Practice sustainability by using processes that are non-polluting;conserve energy and natural resources; are economically sound; and safe

    for employees, communities, and consumers

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    Explain how sustainable practices contribute to economic growth,social objectives, and environmental stewardship

    Tier 4 -

    Technical

    Competencies

    Aerospace Fundamentals: Knowledge of the aerospace industry and itsprinciples, its key sectors, and relevant laws and regulations.

    Technical Content Areas

    Aerospace Sectors

    Product and Parts Manufacturing

    Engineering Services

    Testing Laboratories

    Space Research and Technology

    National Defense

    Customer Service/Support

    Technical Support/Field Service

    Areas of Specialization

    Avionics

    Aerodynamics

    Aeronautics

    Celestial Mechanics

    Propulsion

    Thermodynamics

    Quality Assurance

    Training

    Industry Standards and Certifications

    Critical Work Functions

    Develop understanding of security clearance process and requirements

    Explain the properties and applications of materials frequently used in

    the aerospace industry

    Identify key differences and similarities among aerospace industry

    sectors

    Laws & Regulations

    Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

    Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) maintenance specifications

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    American Transport Association (ATA) codes

    Minimum Equipment Lists

    Federal Acquisition Regulations (FARs)

    Code of Federal Regulations (CFRs)

    Airworthiness Directives Advisory Circulars

    National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

    International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

    European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

    International Air Transport Association (IATA)

    Import/Export Requirements

    Learn and apply appropriate aerospace terminology

    Locate and comply with relevant local, state, federal, and international

    laws and regulations that impact the industry

    Materials Application

    Metals

    Plastics/Polymers

    Composites Ceramics

    Fluids

    Obtain required security clearance, if necessary

    Review procedures to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements

    Understand the requirements for certification in aerospace fields

    Design & Development: Application of engineering and mathematicalprinciples to design aerospace components.

    Analyze the impact of engineering from multiple perspectives, such aseconomic, ethical, health and safety

    Be familiar with type design certification requirements; designing to

    comply with applicable aeronautical regulatory agencies (FAA, EASA,etc.)

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    Conduct tests to determine whether equipment, software, or procedures

    are operating as expected

    Demonstrate knowledge of product lifecycle models and acquisition

    models

    Develop design criteria for aeronautical or aerospace products orsystems, including testing methods, production costs, quality standards,

    and completion dates

    Develop new technologies for use in aviation, defense systems, and

    space exploration, often specializing in areas such as structural design,guidance, navigation and control, instrumentation and communication,

    or production methods

    Develop prototypes of aerospace components

    Technical Content Areas

    Engineering & Design

    Systems Engineering

    Electrical Engineering

    Structural Engineering

    Mechanical Engineering

    Optical Engineering

    Chemical Engineering

    Software Engineering

    Launch Systems Engineering

    Evaluate and improve the producibility, reliability, safety, and

    maintainability of alternate product and process designs

    Evaluate product data and design from inspections and reports for

    conformance to design criteria, engineering principles, customer

    requirements, safety, and quality standards

    Formulate conceptual design of aeronautical or aerospace products or

    systems

    Know and apply new product and process development methods

    Plan and conduct experimental, environmental, operational, and stresstests on models and prototypes of aircraft and aerospace systems and

    equipment

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    Tools and Technology

    Computer-aided design (CAD) software

    Robotics

    Lasers

    Advanced electronic optics

    Mathematical models

    Analytical or scientific software

    Compliance software

    Development environment software

    Data base user interface and query software

    Graphics or photo imaging software

    Industrial control software

    Communications systems

    Drafting and design Desktop publishing

    Electronics communication

    Graphic communications

    Multimedia technology

    Networking systems

    Product & Parts Manufacturing: Assembly, installation, inspection,

    and repair of aerospace components.

    Critical Work Functions

    Carry out procedures for producing, assembling, and installingaerospace components

    Technical Content Areas

    Industrial Planning

    Shop floor control models

    Manufacturing resource planning

    Change management

    Improvement methods

    Bills of Materials

    Safety principles

    Schematic drawings, diagrams, blueprints, specifications, work orders,

    and reports

    Aircraft, missiles, or space vehicles component manufacturing

    Aerospace engines, propulsion units, auxiliary equipment or parts

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    Aircraft conversion (i.e., major modifications to systems)

    Complete aircraft or propulsion system overhaul and rebuilding

    Non-destructive testing methods

    Interpret schematic drawings, diagrams, blueprints, specifications, work

    orders, and reports in order to determine materials requirements andassembly instructions

    Manage raw materials/consumables

    Operate and control production/lab equipment

    Production, Assembly, and Installation

    Aerospace component assembly procedures

    Laser materials processing

    Friction stir processing

    High speed machining

    Abrasive slurry cutting

    Composites manufacturing

    Electronics material processing

    Joining, welding, and assembly processes

    Use state-of-the-art tools and assembly techniques to create andassemble aerospace products and parts

    Project Management & Quality Assurance: Management of projects

    to ensure products and processes meet quality system requirements as

    defined by the industry and customer specifications.Analyze project requests and proposals and engineering data to

    determine feasibility, producibility, cost, safety, and production time of

    aerospace or aeronautical product

    Technical Content Areas

    Continuous Improvement

    Benchmarking and best practice

    Business process reengineering

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    Data analysis

    Performance improvement strategies

    Systems analysis

    Correct the product and process to meet quality standards

    Employ audits and inspections to maintain the quality and continuous

    improvement process

    Meet and maintain certification requirements

    Monitor production for product and process quality, cost and schedule

    Prepare and submit budget estimates and progress and cost trackingreports

    Prepare contracts and negotiate revisions, changes and additions tocontractual agreements

    Project Management and Execution

    Strategic planning/global competitiveness

    Project management tools and techniques (e.g. Deming Cycle)

    Product lifecycle management (PLM) software

    Lean manufacturing/Six Sigma

    Contract management Procurement cycle

    Supply chain logistics

    Material and resource management

    Organizational design and management

    Operations research, analysis, and forecasting

    Personnel management methods

    Labor relations

    Accounting/finance/economics

    Social responsibility

    Quality Management Quality requirements and inspection methods

    Internal and external auditing procedures

    International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 9000

    Supplier and sub-tier quality assurance relationships

    First article inspections

    Warehousing requirements to support lot traceability

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    Review and approve purchase orders

    Schedule the project in logical steps and budget time required to meetdeadlines

    Support and maintain quality systems

    Use quality and continuous improvement processes to improve safety,quality, cost and schedule performance

    Aviation Maintenance: Inspection, servicing, and repair aircraft

    components and systems.

    Technical Content Areas

    Airframe Structures, Systems, & Components

    Wood structures

    Aircraft covering

    Aircraft finishes

    Sheet metal and non-metallic structures

    Aircraft landing gear systems

    Hydraulic and pneumatic power systems

    Cabin atmosphere control systems

    Aircraft instrument systems

    Communication and navigation systems

    Aircraft fuel systems Aircraft electrical system

    Position and warning systems

    Ice and rain control systems

    Fire protection systems

    Adhesives; substrate preparation, mixing and application, shelf-life

    Manufacture of composite parts

    Corrosion control

    Metal processing including welding, annealing, heat treating

    Critical Work Functions

    Communicate to appropriate personnel possible discrepancies and

    defects that could affect airworthiness of aircraft

    Conduct work in a safe manner

    Identify and select appropriate nondestructive testing methods

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    Identify general types of aircraft, engines, propellers, and rotors

    Know and apply inspection procedures involved in testing aircraft and

    missile systems under simulated operational conditions

    Perform systems readiness tests and pre- and post-operational

    checkouts

    Perform troubleshooting on faulty systems and components

    Plan and conduct routine maintenance checks and incorporate

    unscheduled, non-routine tasks

    Powerplant Systems & Components

    Engine instrument systems

    Engine fire protection systems Engine electrical systems

    Lubrication systems

    Ignition and starting systems

    Fuel metering systems

    Engine fuel systems

    Induction and engine airflow systems

    Engine cooling systems

    Engine exhaust and reverser systems

    Propellers

    Turbine powered auxiliary power units

    Recognize, detect, and classify defects using common techniques

    Record and interpret test data on parts, assemblies, and mechanisms to

    diagnose malfunctions

    Understand and apply improvement methods

    Understand and be able to use Automated and Built In Test

    equipment/features

    Understand and comply with aerospace standards and regulations

    Understand concepts of troubleshooting systems and components

    Understand operation of major aircraft/aerospace systems such asconditioned air, hydraulics, pneumatics, engines, fuel, etc

    Use aircraft drawings, symbols, and system schematics

    Write descriptions of work performed including aircraft discrepancies

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    and corrective actions using typical aircraft maintenance records

    Environmental, Safety & Health: Practices and procedures necessary

    to ensure a safe and healthy work environment.

    Achieve and maintain environmental certifications

    Identify unsafe conditions and take appropriate action

    Know and comply with federal and state laws related to emissions

    Observe rules and regulations to comply with personal and jobsite safety

    standards

    Operate safely on the shop and/or hangar floor

    Participate in safety training and emergency drills

    Technical Content Areas

    Personal Safety

    Personal protective equipment

    Foreign Object Debris (FOD)

    Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirements

    Safety Management System (SMS) policies and procedures

    Properly handle and dispose of hazardous materials and commercial

    and industrial waste according to regulations

    Recognize Foreign Object Debris (FOD) and mitigate FOD damage

    Report unsafe conditions or accidents

    Waste Management

    Resource Conservation and Recovery Act

    Clean Air Act

    Clean Water Act

    Toxic Substances Control Act

    Material Safety Data Sheets

    National Emissions Standards for Aerospace Manufacturing and

    Rework Facilities

    Environmental Certifications (ISO 14000)