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Mobile Support Equipment Operator (MSE Op) [Merged]

This is most likely going to be my trade choice too god willing. Here is what i have found.

General
https://army.ca/forums/threads/40060.0

Courses
http://army.ca/forums/threads/40222.0

Transfers to mseop
http://air-force.ca/forums/threads/102085.0
 
I'm not a trucker, but I know a few.

First, uniform colour does not always determine postings; RCAF blue is found in service battalions, and Army green can be spotted dong SNIC on airfields.

Second, there is a tremendous variation between what different MSE Ops do, day to day.  Many enjoy the trade for that reason, because of the variety of employment that's possible.
 
chadk said:
I'm hoping to wear the airforce uniform.

MSE Ops and the Air Force uniform was explained to you in your other two discussions,

Air Force MSE OP

chadk said:
I am looking at changing uniform from Navy to Air Force and wondered about MSE Ops training. 
What happens with those who are Air Force then?

Air Force MSE Ops

chadk said:
i am going to request Air Force for uniform, but i am curious to know if MSE OPS have to do SQ
What do Air Force members do if Army has this specific training?

See also,

MSE Op,
https://www.google.ca/search?q=site%3Aarmy.ca++MSE&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-CA:IE-Address&ie=&oe=&rlz=1I7GGHP_en-GBCA592&gfe_rd=cr&ei=DqKqV625C8yC8Qfz8o44&gws_rd=ssl#q=site:army.ca++MSE&start=0

Forces.ca




 
Can anyone tell me if they have been able to get into the MSE OP trade with a CV 3? I have everything else in order with the exception of the CV3.  MSE OP requires a CV 2, but I am wondering if certain things are open to interpretation?  Certain things I know cannot be for example the Occupation Code.....I will be seeing the BPSO next week.
 
No.  Minimum standards are not open to interpretation.  If you are already in a trade and go below standard, an AR is conducted with possibilities including retention, retention with restrictions, COT and release.

CV is important for MSE Ops for a variety of reasons, including user maintenance of vehicles, and safe handling of cargo.  I do not believe a waiver would be entertained.
 
I'm sure you are correct....im not feeling good about my chances.  I do have my 404's and can see traffic lights no problem, but yes I guess I can see that there is still a difference. 
 
What do the first few weeks of MSE OP QL3 training look like? Is it mostly power point until you start driving and doing field exercises? Is there PT in he first couple weeks? Or is it PT on your own time?
Thank you. :cdn:
 
Mjs55 said:
What do the first few weeks of MSE OP QL3 training look like?

This may, or may not, be of interest,

MSE Op QL3
https://www.google.ca/search?q=site%3Aarmy.ca+mse&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-CA:IE-Address&ie=&oe=&rlz=1I7GGHP_en-GBCA592&gfe_rd=cr&ei=GrMIWZ7yEMqC8Qf6noHwCg&gws_rd=ssl#q=site:army.ca+mse+ql3&spf=186
 
good morning ,
I was offer a position through the AVOTP program this year on my offer msg .the

following formation was written;

new mosid MSEOP
DEU :Unchanged

i am curently navy and  i have always thaught mseop was either airforce or army ?

can anyone shed some light on this

thank you
 
Either an error, or for the rest of your career the entire trade will call you "that guy".
 
its pretty crazy .I can grow a beard for the rest of my carreer now lol.

who should i contact to get this corected
 
Perhaps send a respectful email to the person whose name is on the message.
 
Sabaton said:
good morning ,
I was offer a position through the AVOTP program this year on my offer msg .the

following formation was written;

new mosid MSEOP
DEU :Unchanged

i am curently navy and  i have always thaught mseop was either airforce or army ?

can anyone shed some light on this

thank you

We'd be dusting off some old uniform manuals to find you your trade badges lol 
 
Since most of the driving in the RCN was done by the Bosns, Naval Storesman and Commissaryman and the first two are already back in use, he could be issued with Commissaryman trade badge and confuse the hell out of every one.  ;D

For education sake: The old Commissaryman trade was responsible for completing the food orders, keeping track of shipboard food consumption and for keeping the various mess accounts and alcohol orders -what we would regard as NPF accounting today. Since they made most of the orders in those fields, they doubled as truck drivers in harbour to go get that stuff. Their duties were split between the cooks and the Stewards when the trades were re-organized in 1960.
 
Now im curious to know what would happen if i just let it happen lol.I will wait for the next msg and take it from there
 
about MSE OP .I was wondering if someone would know how long the QL3 IS?

The recruiting website say 3 months but i have heard from few people it is 6months.

not sure what to sayĺto mt family to get them prepare
 
Sabaton said:
about MSE OP .I was wondering if someone would know how long the QL3 IS?

This may help,

MSE Op QL3
https://www.google.ca/search?q=site%3Aarmy.ca+mse+ql3&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-CA:IE-Address&ie=&oe=&rlz=1I7GGHP_en-GBCA592&gfe_rd=cr&ei=hFgfWcC0OoON8QeFiovwCg&gws_rd=ssl#spf=1495226764294

 
Hoping to touch base with an MSE Op to ask a few questions in PMs. If you're feeling generous and want to help me out let me know in PM's or post here and I'll PM you.

Cheers.  :salute:
 
EpicBeardedMan said:
Anyone on here ever have success or heard of anyone getting granted a PLAR for MSE Op?

Haven’t heard of it.  But you’d probably need more than a driver wheel course to be PLAR’d, would most likely need civilian experience/quals to help support a PLAR.  If a PLAR was granted, you may still be required to do portions of the QL3.
 
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