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Automotive service technicians inspect, maintain, and repair light-duty passenger cars, light trucks, and hybrid or electric vehicles. Modern automotive systems require experience in engines, electronic control modules, and driver assistance systems, to name a few. Automotive Technician Careers for Veterans Veterans with military vehicle repair experience may have strong mechanical fundamentals, but civilian service centers… Read more »
An Airframe and Powerplant license lets a technician perform, supervise, and sign off on aircraft inspections, maintenance, and alterations. Technicians perform these tasks on airplanes, rotorcraft, and even drones/uncrewed aerial systems. Transitioning military aircraft maintainers will find demand for their skills at commercial airlines, air cargo networks, defense contractors, and regional repair stations. Aviation Maintenance:… Read more »
Diesel technicians maintain, inspect, and overhaul the engines that power commercial supply chains and infrastructure development. Modern diesel equipment requires expertise in compression-ignition engines, electronic fuel management, hydraulics, and related systems. Military vehicle mechanics have strong fundamentals in these areas, but civilian employers require documentation of equivalent civilian skills to hire them. What does it… Read more »
Transitioning from the military to a civilian career doesn’t require a four-year commitment to higher education in the right fields. Are you interested in a civilian job that requires a commercial driver’s license (CDL)? With a CDL, there are more opportunities than some realize. For example? Civilian freight networks rely on heavy commercial vehicles to… Read more »
Are you interested in a career as an electrician as a military veteran or military spouse? Plenty of higher education and training options don’t require using the GI Bill. Many opportunities offer training and certification in electrical systems for technicians, wiremen, and line mechanics. But what exactly do people in the electrical field do? Electrician… Read more »
Welding and metal fabrication are needed in practically every sector of mechanical construction. Field crews handle everything from light structural frames to thick-wall pressure pipe under extreme pressure. Welding Training and Certification Qualified welders must interpret complex welding procedure specifications, calculate material shrinkage, and manage joint preparation. They must learn a variety of technical processes:… Read more »
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