The two most popular names are " Industrial Instrument Mechanic " and " Instrumentation and Control Technician ", though Alberta and the Northwest Territories call the certification " Instrument Technician ", and Saskatchewan and Nunavut call their certification " Industrial Instrument Technician ".
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In the military, Royal Canadian Air Force ( RCAF ) women became clerks, drivers, photographers, air photo interpreters, weather observers, instrument mechanics, parachute riggers as well as many administrative and technical positions in the RCAF . Most women served at British Commonwealth Air Training Plan stations across Canada.
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The Woman's Division in the Royal Canadian Air Force ( RCAF ) women became clerks, drivers, photographers, air photo interpreters, weather observers, instrument mechanics, parachute riggers as well as many administrative and technical positions in the RCAF . Most women served at British Commonwealth Air Training Plan stations across Canada.
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After the war, airmen of the Airframe and Engine trades continued to train at St Athan, but in 1955 this training dispersed to RAF Kirkham and RAF Weeton . 4SofTT then became a Boy Entrant School, with new recruits being trained in engine and airframe mechanics, and armament, electrical and instrument mechanics.
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Women in the RCAF, or WDs as they were called, were clerks, drivers, photographers, air photo interpreters, weather observers, instrument mechanics, parachute riggers as well as many administrative and technical positions in the RCAF . While most WDs were located at British Commonwealth Air Training Plan stations across Canada, many others served overseas with RCAF Overseas Headquarters and No . 6 ( Bomber ) Group in England.
