2T0X1 Traffic Management
Overview of 2T0X1 – Traffic Management AFSC
The 2T0X1 AFSC is centered on performing and managing traffic management activities. Personnel in this field use military and commercial transportation for moving personnel, dependents, materiel, and property. Their expertise extends to packaging, classifying, and arranging for the shipment or storage of personal property and cargo.
Training and Education:
- Tech School: 44 Days at Ft Lee.
- CCAF Degree: Transportation.
Duty Badge:
- Transportation Badge.
Demographics:
- Male: 1,117 (67.5%)
- Female: 539 (32.5%)
- Total: 1,656
Entry Requirements for 2T0X1:
- ASVAB Scores: Administrative: 35.
- Physical Strength: 70 lbs.
- Other: Specialty requires routine access to Secret material or similar environment.
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Plans and organizes traffic management activities.
- Maintains and issues transportation documents and budget estimates.
- Advises on transportation solutions and coordinates with various stakeholders.
- Handles personal property movements, cargo shipments, and passenger travel arrangements.
- Ensures compliance with regulations and standards for shipping, including hazardous materials.
- Participates in Installation Deployment Readiness Cell (IDRC) activities and deployment processes.
Specialty Qualifications:
- Knowledge Required: Federal, international, and military transportation regulations; passenger and personal property entitlements; quality assurance procedures; customs regulations; warehousing procedures; packaging methods; hazardous cargo requirements; and carrier capabilities for various modes of transport.
- Education: High school completion required, with a general knowledge of computer systems and word processing courses being desirable.
- Training: Completion of the basic traffic management course and additional specialized training as necessary.
Role in the Air Force:
Traffic Management specialists are pivotal in ensuring the efficient and compliant movement of military personnel, their dependents, and military cargo, both domestically and internationally. They play a crucial role in logistics and deployment operations, contributing to the operational readiness and logistical support of the Air Force missions worldwide. Through meticulous planning, coordination, and execution of traffic management activities, they ensure that the movement of resources is conducted smoothly, efficiently, and within regulatory guidelines, supporting the global reach and strategic mobility objectives of the Air Force.