Technical Report - International Military Testing Association
Technical Report - International Military Testing Association
Technical Report - International Military Testing Association
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Reproduction and mailing to eelected ‘X0’s<br />
Administration of the job inventory<br />
Responding to the job inventory<br />
Receiving, scanning, coding, and collating<br />
Key punching and verifying job inventory data<br />
Electronic computer analysis of frurvey data<br />
Distribution of survey remits<br />
Now let us look briefly at each of these steps.<br />
Source Materials<br />
The source material8 used in the construction of job inventories coneist<br />
of the specialty descriptions in Air Force Hanuals 36-l and 39-1, Job<br />
Training Standards, On-the-Job Training Package Programs, Training Course<br />
Outlines, <strong>Technical</strong> Orders, and any other pertinent publications. A reference<br />
library facility is being built up which provLdes current source<br />
materials pertaining to all airman career fields.<br />
Construction of First Draft<br />
An Air Force job inventory covers tasks performed by all skill levels<br />
of one airman career ladder from spprentice, through journeyman and supervi8or,<br />
to superintendent. Three persons work together In constructing the<br />
first draft of the inventory. A personnel technician or job annlyst select8<br />
duty and task statements from published source nateriale. Upon his judgment<br />
the quality l>f the inventory largely depends. A clerk-typist prepares successive<br />
drofte of the inventory and may derive preliminary task statements<br />
from selected sections of publications. A supervisor editor checks forn;nt,<br />
wording and organization of tasks statements into duty categories and coordinates<br />
the development of related inventories. Construction time for a<br />
job inventory varies with the complexity of the career ladder. For the less<br />
technical ladders, three to four weeks is adequate for writing the first draft.<br />
For the nore technically complex career ladders the period may be twice as<br />
lows -- six to eight weeks -- OP even lor.ger.<br />
Interview Review<br />
Fran three to eix technical advisers who are in the appropriate career<br />
ladder and are usually experienced senior NCO’a, are interviewed individually<br />
or as a group to obtain their constructive critfcism of the first draft of<br />
the inventory. These consultants are frequently the same subject matter<br />
specialiete who arc assigned on TDY to the Personnel Research Laboratory to<br />
build Specialty .Lowledgc Tests.<br />
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