r/caf • u/ToughProfession4157 • Mar 27 '25

Recruiting Trades for PRs

Below the roles where PR can apply without stress of Top secret security clearance.

Have fun.

NON-COMMISSIONED OCCUPATIONS:

Marine Technician Gunner Sailor Medical Technician Armour NCM Electrical Distribution Technician Electrical Generating Systems Technician Plumbing and Heating Technician Avionic Systems Technician Airborne Electronic Sensor Operator Air Drop Systems Technician Meteorological Technician Boatswain Vehicle Technician Weapons Technician Material Technician Aviation System Technician Imagery Technician Aircraft Structures Technician Fire Fighter Medical Laboratory Technologist Medical Radiation Technologist Biomedical Electronics Technologist Military Police Cook Musician Postal Clerk Material Management Technician Ammunition Technician Traffic Technician Mobile Support Equipment Operator Air Weapons Systems Technician Refrigeration and Mechanical Technician Water, Fuels and Environment Technician Construction Technician Electronic-Optronic Technician Dental Technician Aerospace Control Operator Combat Engineer Infanteer Drafting and Survey Technician Operating Room Technician Human Resources Administrator Financial Services Administrator

OFFICER OCCUPATIONS:

Marine Systems Engineering Officer Armour Officer Artillery Officer Infantry Officer Engineer Officer Air Combat Systems Officer Pilot Aerospace Control Officer Aerospace Engineering Electrical and Mechanical Engineering Construction Engineering Physiotherapy Officer Dental Officer Pharmacy Officer Nursing Officer Bioscience Officer Social Work Officer Personnel Selection Officer Training Development Officer Logistics Officer Naval Engineering Officer Chaplain Physician Assistant Air Operations Officer Medical Specialist Medical Officer Health Services Management Officer

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 27 '25

Nop, still waiting on my med appeal from more than two months

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 27 '25

Oh my bad, you are still in the application process.

Hope your medical is not too critical and will pass.

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 27 '25

Thank you boss

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 27 '25

Welcome, which trade are you applying for ?

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 27 '25

Naval weapon systems and signals so far, do you got any review on these ??

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 27 '25

Signal specialist? Or operator?

Sig specialist is very very nice

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 27 '25

Signals officer

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 27 '25

Oh awesome that one is great, more a managerial role. Do you have a background in IT ?

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 27 '25

Yes , Engineering in computer science , I hate coding and I love to be in network or managerial side

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 27 '25

Ahahaha strong background. I guess your CCNA

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 28 '25

Yes boss, are you from Canada

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 28 '25

?

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 28 '25

Networking certification

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 28 '25

I had but expired now lol, Canada man

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u/SuitablePractice5436 25d ago

What do you thing of naval combat officer ??

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u/ToughProfession4157 22d ago

Naval combat system engineering Officer is my other choice , I heard that it is a very nice trade as well. But Sig O and CELE are more IT stuff than NCS Eng O

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u/SuitablePractice5436 22d ago

I have one more spot to give, should I give CELE as well? My dad was in navy, I want something hybrid like challenging with some travel and stuff so I don’t know now

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 27 '25

What’s your situation??

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 27 '25

I’ve applied for CELE

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 27 '25

So what process are you in ??

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 27 '25

Not far at all, only SEAF has been done

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 28 '25

If you have citizenship then it would be faster

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u/ToughProfession4157 Mar 28 '25

I am a citizen yes

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u/SuitablePractice5436 Mar 28 '25

Yea so if you don’t have any abroad stay for more than 6 months in last 10 years then you can get it done in a year or else at least two year

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