Air Force · 3E2X1

Pavements and Construction Equipment: civilian jobs and transferable skills

Air Force 3E2X1 Pavements and Construction Equipment experience builds transferable skills in heavy equipment operation, construction, commercial driving, technical drawings, testing, and safety. CivLaunch currently matches 4 open civilian jobs to this AFSC, including Heavy Equipment Operator at Barnard Construction, Oxygen Systems Technician at Airborne Systems, and Field Engineer at Ballard Marine Construction.

About the 3E2X1 AFSC

Builds and repairs runways, aircraft parking ramps, and roads in concrete and asphalt. Operates loaders, graders, dozers, backhoes, and dump trucks, hauls equipment by tractor-trailer, samples soils and paving materials, reads construction drawings and surveys, inspects and repairs pavement, estimates materials and costs, and controls erosion.

Transferable skills

  • Heavy Equipment Operation
  • Construction
  • Commercial Driving
  • Technical Drawings
  • Testing
  • Safety

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4 jobs match 3E2X1 Pavements and Construction Equipment

Ranked by how many of your skills each job uses. Strong matches share the most.

  1. Heavy Equipment Operator

    Barnard Construction · Del Rio, TX

    Potential Match
    • Skilled Trades
    • 2+ years

    Heavy equipment operator for Barnard Construction, a Montana-based heavy civil contractor, on a project in Del Rio, Texas. Runs dozers, tractors, scrapers, loaders and excavators, rigs and hoists material, follows site safety rules and supervisor direction, and handles routine equipment checks and maintenance. Expect 50 to 70 hour weeks in all weather; requires two years of construction experience.

    Why this matched

    Your experience maps to heavy equipment operation, construction, and safety.

    Shares 3 of your 6 skills:

    • Heavy Equipment Operation
    • Construction
    • Safety
    View Job On jobs-barnard-inc.icims.com · Added Oct 4
  2. Oxygen Systems Technician

    Airborne Systems · NJ

    Potential Match
    • $20–$28 an hour
    • Aerospace Manufacturing

    Entry-level oxygen systems technician at Airborne Systems in New Jersey, maker of parachutes and aircrew oxygen equipment. Cleans and inspects parts in a clean room, measures them with calipers and optical tools against blueprints, assembles and pressure-tests hoses and subassemblies, and packages parts. High school diploma; up to three years of inspection or assembly experience. $20 to $28 an hour.

    Why this matched

    Your experience maps to technical drawings, testing, and safety.

    Shares 3 of your 6 skills:

    • Technical Drawings
    • Testing
    • Safety
    View Job On airborne-sys.com · Added Sep 25
  3. Field Engineer

    Ballard Marine Construction · Seattle, WA

    Potential Match
    • $85,000–$120,000 a year
    • Technical Services
    • Entry level

    Full-time field engineer with Ballard Marine Construction on a multi-year marine project out of Seattle. Supports planning, scheduling, procurement, document control, quality and cost tracking on temporary structures, concrete demolition and rebuild, rock anchoring, and mechanical and electrical installs. Needs a construction or civil engineering degree or equivalent experience, plus a year of heavy civil or marine field work.

    Why this matched

    Your experience maps to construction, technical drawings, and safety.

    Shares 3 of your 6 skills:

    • Construction
    • Technical Drawings
    • Safety
    • Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience
    View Job On jobs.silkroad.com · Added Oct 2
  4. Driver Mechanic (Combat Vehicles)

    General Dynamics · Sterling Heights, MI

    Potential Match
    • Skilled Trades

    Driver mechanic for General Dynamics Land Systems in Sterling Heights, Michigan, road-testing tracked and wheeled combat vehicles such as Abrams and Stryker. Repairs and modifies engines, transmissions, suspensions, electrical and fire control systems, fabricates prototype parts and wiring harnesses from drawings, welds, and rigs heavy components. Needs a Michigan driver license, shift and overtime flexibility, and travel availability.

    Why this matched

    Your experience maps to technical drawings, testing, and safety.

    Shares 3 of your 6 skills:

    • Technical Drawings
    • Testing
    • Safety
    • Requires: Valid Michigan driver license; able to obtain Abrams and Stryker driver licenses; crane/forklift training as required
    View Job On gd.com · Added Oct 4