CREATING SAFE CONSTRUCTION

It’s critical that Air Force buildings and structures are not only maintained, but remain combat ready. Responsible for coming up with and implementing solutions to complex problems, Civil Engineers keep our facilities and utilities running effectively. From drafting, surveying and planning to explosive ordnance disposal and disaster preparedness, these highly trained engineers provide necessary problem skills and a wide range of expertise to thousands of structures around the world.

Master drafting, surveying and construction management
Assess damage and perform necessary repairs
Support combat operations and activities
Maintain emergency response force to cope with enemy attacks, major accidents and natural disasters
Determine requirements and direct operations and repairs of facility and utility systems
Dispose of conventional, nuclear and chemical biological weapons

Career tasks

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY

MINIMUM EDUCATION

Bachelor’s degree in architecture or civil, electrical, environmental, construction, architectural, industrial, mechanical engineering, biomedical, chemical, petroleum, aerospace or construction management
QUALIFICATIONS
- Knowledge of contingency engineering, construction, repair management and protection and prevention procedures
- Completion of necessary Air Force Institute of Technology courses
- Minimum 12 months’ experience in subspecialty field
- Additional requirements specific to subspecialty
- Normal color vision and depth perception
- Minimum height of 4'10", maximum of 6'8"
- No record of claustrophobia
- Valid, passing Air Force Physical score
- No record of emotional instability
- Completion of Single Scope Background Investigation (SSBI)
- Completion of Officer Training School (OTS), Air Force Academy (AFA) or Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC)
- Must be between the ages of 18 and 39