TRAINING, UTILIZATION, AND PROFICIENCY OF NAVY ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS. V. WORK DIARIES

This series is a result of a survey conducted in the Pacific Fleet and the western United States during the first half of 1961. A five-day work diary was completed by 382 (92%) of the 415 ET's included in the survey. The diary, covering a period of five week-days, provided for a complete accoun...

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CLASSIFICATION
CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES
CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
ELECTRONICS
INSTRUMENTATION
JOB ANALYSIS
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
MILITARY PUBLICATIONS
NAVAL PERSONNEL
PERFORMANCE(HUMAN)
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS
SCHEDULING
TABLES(DATA)
TEST EQUIPMENT
TRAINING
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CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE
ELECTRONICS
INSTRUMENTATION
JOB ANALYSIS
MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL
MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
MILITARY PUBLICATIONS
NAVAL PERSONNEL
PERFORMANCE(HUMAN)
PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT
PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS
SCHEDULING
TABLES(DATA)
TEST EQUIPMENT
TRAINING
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