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Air Weapons Systems Technicians maintain aircraft air weapons systems. They also perform explosives storage and handling, and provide Explosive Ordnance Disposal duties for the Royal Canadian Air Force.

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The Canadian Army's mission is to provide trained, combat-ready, agile and quickly responsive troops to meet Canada's defense objectives. The Canadian Army is ready to respond to conflicts across the globe. With an international reputation for excellence, the well-equipped Canadian soldier is instrumental in the fight for freedom, stability and human rights around the world. Through the Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART), the Army is also prepared to send soldiers and equipment to assist international and national authorities with natural disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, storms, and forest fires.

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The Canadian Army's mission is to provide trained, combat-ready, agile and quickly responsive troops to meet Canada's defense objectives. The Canadian Army is ready to respond to conflicts across the globe. With an international reputation for excellence, the well-equipped Canadian soldier is instrumental in the fight for freedom, stability and human rights around the world. Through the Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART), the Army is also prepared to send soldiers and equipment to assist international and national authorities with natural disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, storms, and forest fires.

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Plumbing and Heating Technicians provide plumbing and heating engineering support to operational units at home and abroad.

The Plumbing and Heating Technician job is one of seven Construction Engineering positions involved in the supply of all construction, civil, electrical and mechanical engineering services in support of Forces operations worldwide.

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Do you want to work with tools of a modern fighting force? Look into becoming an Ammunition Technician.

Ammunition Technicians are responsible for Canadian Armed Forces ammunition stockpiles and explosives safety programs. They also perform technical inspections, tests, proofs, maintenance, modification and disposal of all Canadian Armed Forces ammunition. 

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The Royal Canadian Navy is a highly adaptable and flexible force. While being Canada's outer line of defence, it conducts sovereignty patrols, search and rescue operations, and assists other government departments in everything from disaster relief to law enforcement, such as conducting fishery or drug patrols. The Navy also supports Canadian foreign policy by remaining engaged internationally in everything from humanitarian assistance to peace support operations to maritime security operations.

The Navy has a variety of sea trades and positions with training unique to Canada and envied around the world. Explore all careers available to members of the Royal Canadian Navy at http://forces.ca/en/page/careeroption...

Supply Technicians ensure that all of the supplies and services necessary for Forces operations are available when and where they are required. They handle a variety of items such as food, fuel, heavy machinery, spare parts, stationery and clothing.

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Weapons Technicians maintain and repair weapons, weapons systems and ancillary equipment. They are members of the Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Branch of the Forces. They also are responsible for the maintenance and repair of miscellaneous equipment such as scales, hydraulic lifts, locks and security containers, personal flotation devices, rebreathers, and equipment for heating, cooking and lighting in the field.

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Traffic Technicians plan and manage the movement of people, supplies and equipment by road, rail, air and sea. Their duties include passenger reception, warehouse operations, aircraft and rail load planning, and aircraft loading/unloading.

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Physiotherapy Officers assess, educate and treat Forces members for musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. They establish treatment plans for a variety of orthopaedic, cardio-respiratory, neuro-musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy issues.

As a member of the Canadian Forces Health Services team, Physiotherapy Officers are responsible for assessing injury and developing treatment plans with the objective of returning Forces members to active duty.

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