2T3X1 Vehicle And Vehicular Equipment Maintenance
Overview of 2T3X1 – Mission Generation Vehicular Equipment Maintenance AFSC
The 2T3X1 AFSC involves supervising and performing maintenance on a wide range of military and commercial design vehicles and equipment. This includes general and special purpose vehicles, base maintenance, aircraft and equipment towing vehicles, fire fighting vehicles, Material Handling Equipment (MHE), and other vehicular equipment. The role encompasses inspection, diagnostics, repair, component rebuilds, part fabrication, and welding, ensuring adherence to maintenance policies and procedures.
Training and Education:
- Tech School Duration: 79 Days at Port Hueneme, CA.
- CCAF Degree: Vehicle Maintenance.
Duty Badge:
- Maintenance & Munitions Badge.
Demographics:
- Male: 2,381 (94.7%)
- Female: 132 (5.3%)
- Total: 2,513
Entry Requirements for 2T3X1:
- ASVAB Scores: Mechanical: 47, Administrative: 28.
- Physical Strength: 60 lbs.
- Vision: Normal color vision.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- Maintenance Planning: Plans and schedules vehicle and equipment maintenance, ensuring resources match mission requirements.
- Diagnostics and Repair: Conducts comprehensive diagnostics and repairs on vehicles and equipment, including engines, electrical systems, and mechanical assemblies.
- Fabrication and Welding: Fabricates parts and performs welding to repair and maintain vehicles and equipment.
- Inspection and Evaluation: Evaluates vehicular functions, identifying malfunctions, and prescribing corrective actions.
- Documentation: Maintains accurate maintenance and supply documentation, ensuring data integrity and compliance.
- Safety and Compliance: Enforces safety protocols, manages hazardous waste, and ensures maintenance activities comply with environmental standards.
Specialty Qualifications:
- Knowledge Requirements: In-depth understanding of vehicular systems, repair principles, welding, fabrication, and safety standards. Familiarity with maintenance documentation and supply procedures.
- Education and Training: High school completion is mandatory, with technical training in vehicle maintenance provided during tech school.
- Experience: Progression through various levels of the AFSC requires hands-on experience in vehicle maintenance, diagnostics, and repair, with supervisory experience for higher skill levels.
Role in the Air Force:
The 2T3X1 AFSC is critical for maintaining the operational readiness of vehicular equipment essential for mission generation. These specialists ensure that vehicles and equipment are maintained to the highest standards, supporting a wide range of Air Force operations from routine base maintenance to critical aircraft towing and emergency response functions. Their expertise in vehicle maintenance, combined with the ability to fabricate parts and conduct complex repairs, ensures the Air Force’s vehicular assets are ready to support missions at all times.