NOC 43204 加拿大武装部队作战成员 | Operations Members of the Canadian Armed Forces
加拿大 NOC 43204 加拿大武装部队作战成员（Operations Members of the Canadian Armed Forces）属于TEER 3 级的短期培训职业，负责为士兵提供作战支持，包括车辆、船只和武器等军事装备的正常运作和测试。他们遵循由加拿大陆军、加拿大皇家空军和加拿大皇家海军领导层制定的军事和战略政策。
| NOC | NOC 2021 最新版本 |
|---|---|
 职业名称 |
加拿大武装部队作战成员 Operations Members of the Canadian Armed Forces |
 NOC 代码 |
43204 |
 TEER 等级 |
Level 3 |
 职业分类 |
教育、法律和社会、社区及政府服务职业（4）- 教育、法律和公共保护方面的辅助职业（43）- 法律和公共保护方面的辅助职业（4320） |
职业概述 | Occupational Overview
加拿大武装部队的作战成员（Operations members of the Canadian Armed Forces）为士兵（soldiers）提供作战支持（operational support），包括车辆、船只和武器等军事装备（military equipment）的正常运作和测试。他们遵循由加拿大陆军（Canadian Army）、加拿大皇家空军（Royal Canadian Airforce）和加拿大皇家海军（Royal Canadian Navy）领导层制定的军事和战略政策。
示例职位（5个）| Example Titles (5 titles)
- 机载电子传感器操作员 | Airborne electronic sensor operator
- 突击工兵 | Assault pioneer
- 战斗工兵 | Combat engineer
- 海军作战信息操作员 | Naval combat information operator
- 声纳操作员 | Sonar operator
主要职责 | Main Duties
- 分析所有作战信息装备（combat information equipment）的设备和系统性能（system performance）。
- 维护和操作工程设备（engineering equipment），包括武器（weapons）、车辆（vehicles）、重型设备（heavy equipment）和补给品。
- 检查运行中的发动机，对机动车辆进行路试（road test motor vehicles），并使用计算机化诊断（computerized diagnostic）和其他测试设备测试汽车系统和部件，以诊断和隔离故障。
- 配置和操作情报（intelligence）、监视（surveillance）和侦察系统（reconizance systems）。
- 监督工具和设备的建造，以使步兵（infantry soldiers）能够穿越自然和人造障碍物（obstacles），并突破敌人防御（enemy defenses）。
- 操作武器和导弹相关设备进行防御。
从业要求 | Employment Requirements
- 通常需要完成中学教育（secondary school）。
- 需要并提供为期三个月的基础军事训练（basic military training）。
- 需要至少六个月的职业资格培训（occupational qualification training）。
- 提供军事装备和系统（military equipment and systems）的操作与维护方面的专业培训。
附加信息 | Additional Information
- 表现出所需能力和潜力的本单元组成员将获得高级培训（advanced training）。
所有职位（8个）| All Titles (8 titles)
- 机载电子传感器操作员 | Airborne electronic sensor operator
- 突击工兵 | Assault pioneer
- 战斗工兵 | Combat engineer
- 迫击炮手 | Mortarman/woman
- 海军声学操作员 | Naval acoustics operator
- 海军作战信息操作员 | Naval combat information operator
- 侦察巡逻兵 | Reconnaissance patrolman
- 声纳操作员 | Sonar operator
排除职业 | Exclusions
- 加拿大武装部队军官 (40042) | Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces (40042)
- 加拿大武装部队专业成员 (42102) | Specialized members of the Canadian Armed Forces (42102)
- 加拿大武装部队初级战斗成员 (44200) | Primary combat members of the Canadian Armed Forces (44200)
Canada National Occupational Classification (NOC)
Code: 43204
Title: Operations Members of the Canadian Armed Forces
Type: Unit Group
Level: 5
Occupational Overview
Operations members of the Canadian Armed Forces provide operational support to soldiers including the proper functioning and testing of military equipment such as vehicles, ships and weapons. They follow the military and strategic policies established by the leadership of the Canadian Army, the Royal Canadian Airforce, and the Royal Canadian Navy.
Example Titles (5 titles)
- Airborne electronic sensor operator
- Assault pioneer
- Combat engineer
- Naval combat information operator
- Sonar operator
Main Duties
- Analyze equipment and system performance on all combat information equipment
- Maintain and operate engineering equipment, including weapons, vehicles, heavy equipment and supplies
- Inspect motors in operation, road test motor vehicles, and test automotive systems and components using computerized diagnostic and other testing devices to diagnose and isolate faults
- Configure and operate intelligence, surveillance and recognizance systems
- Oversee the construction of tools and devices to enable infantry soldiers to cross natural and man-made obstacles and break through enemy defenses
- Operate weapons and missile related equipment for defense.
Employment Requirements
- Completion of secondary school is usually required.
- Three months of basic military training is required and provided.
- Occupational qualification training of at least six months is required.
- Specialized training in the operation and maintenance of military equipment and systems is provided.
Additional Information
- Members of this unit group who demonstrate the required abilities and potential will be offered advanced training.
All Titles (8 titles)
- Airborne electronic sensor operator
- Assault pioneer
- Combat engineer
- Mortarman/woman
- Naval acoustics operator
- Naval combat information operator
- Reconnaissance patrolman
- Sonar operator
Exclusions
- Commissioned officers of the Canadian Armed Forces (40042)
- Specialized members of the Canadian Armed Forces (42102)
- Primary combat members of the Canadian Armed Forces (44200)
Occupational Classification Breakdown
| Classification Level | Category |
|---|---|
| Broad occupational category | 4 – Occupations in education, law and social, community and government services |
| TEER | 3 – Occupations usually require a college diploma or apprenticeship training of less than two years; or more than six months of on-the-job training |
| Major group | 43 – Assisting occupations in education and in legal and public protection |
| Sub-major group | 432 – Assisting occupations in legal and public protection |
| Minor group | 4320 – Assisting occupations in legal and public protection |
| Version | NOC 2021 Version 1.0 |