[header] How to become an airfield operations specialist [title] Conduct some research on the field of airfield operations. [step] Take into consideration whether you are interested in working for a public, commercial airport or a position at a military airfield. A government job may require an extensive background check and a security clearance.
[header] How to become an airfield operations specialist [title] Conduct some research on the field of airfield operations. [step] Take into consideration whether you are interested in working for a public, commercial airport or a position at a military airfield. A government job may require an extensive background check and a security clearance.
[title] Enroll in an engineering program at a local college. [step] Find out if you want to pursue an engineering degree in either field. [title] Evaluate your knowledge and skills to ascertain your strengths and weaknesses. [step] Working as an airfield operations specialist requires strong reasoning and critical thinking skills to quickly identify and solve problems. Although government jobs vary depending on the type of position you are seeking, you will usually need a pilot general's license. [substeps] Observe the aviation industry, this will help you get a better idea of whether you would be a good choice in the field. [title] Determine if you will be working with civilian pilots or under an airline. [step] Working as a civilian pilot leaves you with a responsibility to prove that the pilot flying the aircraft respects you and the people in the aircraft.