Air Force Nuclear Certification Process Course (In-Residence and Mobile Education Teams (MET))
Purpose/Objective: This course provides attendees with an
understanding of the Air Force Nuclear Certification Process as
prescribed by AFI 63-125, Nuclear Certification Program, by defining
what nuclear certification is, discussing why nuclear certification is
important, and describing how the nuclear certification process works.
Core Topics
Target Audience: Government personnel who are program managers,
system product managers, equipment specialists, item managers at product
and logistics centers, plans, requirements, and logisticians personnel,
operations and maintenance personnel at field , NAF, MAJCOM and HQs AF
levels engaged in developing, maintaining, sustaining or operating
nuclear certified systems and equipment
2-day In-resident-4 times/year; MTT- ½ to 1 day courses
Primary Instructors/Facilitators: Department of Nuclear Studies cadre
FY23/24 NCP Course Class Dates:
To schedule a MET, please email or call the Department of Nuclear Studies Registrar, afit.ol-a.registrar@us.af.mil or DSN 246-7051.
Air Force Nuclear Certification Process Web-based Training (WBT) Course
Purpose/Objective: This course is designed to familiarize students with the Nuclear Certification Process, help them understand some basics of the process, its importance, what items and systems are required to be certified, and how to verify the certification status of an equipment item or system.
Core Topics:
Target Audience: Airmen assigned to a position involving weapon systems, support equipment, test equipment, or software that requires Air Force nuclear certification for use in support of nuclear taskings.
Course Length: 4 hours
Primary Instructors/Facilitators: Department of Nuclear Studies cadre
Link: N/A (will be available on MyLearning soon)
