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Nov. 25, 2020
Air Force Safety Experts participate in Occupational Competency Model Study to increase successful job performance with new training mindset

A group of Occupational Safety career specialists recently met at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph to participate in an Occupational Competency Model Study that will help further refine training outcomes.

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Air Force Safety Experts participate in Occupational Competency Model Study to increase successful job performance with new training mindset

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