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U.S. Coast Guard Personnel Service Center Aviation Maintenance Technician / Aviation Survival Technician / Avionics Electrical Technician Assignments
CWO Greg Johannessen, Assignment Officer, AET E4 - E8 |
Assignment Officer's Hot Word
Updated 16 MAY 2013
Greetings from EPM,
CWO Jeff Myers: AMT E5-E8 and all Aviation E9’s
CWO Greg Johannessen: AET E4-E8
CWO Ron Blair: AST E4-E8, and AMT E4’s
ASTC Tom Emerick: AN Program Coordinator
Assignment year timelines:
(AVIATION ENLISTED PERSONNEL
ONLY)
September 17, 2012 - Priority 3 & 4 shopping list published
October 8, 2012 - E-résumés due from priority 3 & 4 units
October 22, 2012 - Priority 5 shopping list published
November 12, 2012 - All E-résumés are due (slating begins)
January 2013 – LCPO- STWR (maybe) & orders cut
IAW COMDTINST M1000.8, members who do not have a current E-Resume on file
will lose their assignment priority.
**ANY member requesting a tour at Air Station
Washington DC or as a HITRON Gunner, your E-résumé must be submitted by
October 8, 2012. List the DC
or HITRON Gunner position #1 and insure you have a strong command
endorsement preferably from the CO.
Members applying for these positions will be prescreened early
and possibly interviewed.
Screenings are done early to allow members that have not been selected
to compete for other desired billets.
These positions are available to any member from any airframe.
Recommended E-resumes Do's and Don'ts:
Do's
:
1. Only list OPEN billets from the shopping list!
2. Only list billets for your current pay grade unless otherwise
instructed by the AO's.
3. If you desire a unit that is currently not being shopped, address
this within the comments section of the e-résumé. We WILL make note of
it. Example for the comments section of the résumé: “Air Station
Sitka is not currently being shopped but I highly desire a tour at that
unit. If the opportunity presents itself, I would desire that to be my
#1 pick.”
4. Those in special needs, please conduct a SELF EVALUATION of all
possible units your needs can be addressed at. Please work with your FRS
to ensure your family's needs can be met. We do not need to know what
your situation is, only that your needs can be met at the unit. Use the
comments section of the e-resume to relay this information to us.
5. Those requesting Co-location with their spouse need to indicate this
in the comments section of the e-résumé. Ensure both you and your
spouse's e-résumés offer multiple billets choices and geographical
locations.
6. List any career intentions you may have.
If you plan to relad or retire soon, put that in the comments
section of your E-résumé. If
you are getting out of the CG in 2013, we normally will not transfer
you. However, if you change
your mind after we have slated everyone you will likely transfer at the
needs of the service.
7. Members applying for any instructor job at ATTC or Mobile must
successfully screen for the position IAW COMDTINST M1000.8 chapter 1E.
Don'ts:
1. DO NOT list two or three billets and then get upset because you got
assigned due to service need.
2. DO NOT list multiple billets for the same airframe at the same unit.
(We know where you want to go with listing it once – this is for
Aviators only)
.
The Special Needs program is MANDATORY.
If you wait to after you receive orders to enroll, you may be
transferred based on service need.
*The above RECOMMENDATIONS are merely that, recommendations. The
ultimate responsibility for completing a realistic resume falls upon the
member.
Assignment factors:
Member desires
•
Assignment policies
•
Assignment priority
•
Command concerns
•
Assignment History
•
Time at current unit
•
CO’s recommendation
•
Advancement status
•
Performance
•
Willingness to obligate service
•
Competencies/Quals
•
Physical condition
• Security clearance
• Service Need
Assignments are competitive based on the above factors ONLY.
Your aircrew qualifications and airframe experience/competencies are
the greatest factor when it comes to determining your next assignment.
Insure Direct Access is up to date with your current qualifications.
Home ownership, continuing education,
employment opportunities for your spouse, aging parents, and other personal
issues are not factored.
IAW COMDTINST M100.8, it is manifestly unfair to implement the Commandant's
unrestricted duty assignment policy differently among Service members. If
for any reason a member is not available for unrestricted assignment for an
appreciable period, the usual solution is separation from the Service.
The Left-Over list:
If we are unable to assign you to one of your desired billets, we will
provide you with a “left-over” list of vacant billets and have you rank
order them. So, provide us with
plenty of picks and avoid the list.
Recent Changes:
HITRON is now a four year tour for all enlisted members.
Several UAS positions for AET’s are
projected to open at air Station Corpus Christi.
Communicating with your detailer:
If you are requesting guidance from your detailer or would like to take
advantage of some career counseling, you may contact us.
Please do so through your LCPO.
Normally we speak to members in the LCPO’s office so that the member,
unit, and EPM are all on the same page.
Senior Enlisted members and members serving in Special Assignments
may contact us directly.
Best of luck with your future assignment!
The "Aviation Shack"