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In
the Air Force, when you are processed by the Air Force Security Specialist
at MEPS, you will be assigned a Sensitive Job Code (SJC), which determines
your eligibility for some Air Force Jobs (All jobs requiring a Top
Secret Clearance, and jobs requiring higher ethical standards, such
as Security Forces).
Each specialty
has an SJC requirement. If you answer "yes" to any of the following
questions then your code will be a "B" and it can prevent you
from certain jobs. If you answer "no" to all questions then
your code is an "F" and you are good to go. SJC codes can be
upgraded during Basic Training when you discuss them again with a job
counselor, if enough time has passed since the event.
- Have you
used Marijuana in the last 6 months?
- Recieved
an approved moral or drug waiver including waiver for minor traffic
violations?
- Had a
history of excessive alchohol use or in the last 2 years or been arrested
for two or more alcohol related incidents regardless of disposition,
except when proven not guilty?
- Admitted
to any pyschological problems or received an "S" profile
evaluation other than a "1", or attempted suicide, been
treated for mental, emotional, psychological or personality disorders?
(does not include family/marriage counseling for divorce.
- Had an
approved Finanical Eligibility Determination?
- Filed
or declared personal bankruptcy, bills turned over to a collection agency
(after age 18) had a repossesion (not voluntary) in the past 5 years,
or intentionally written any bad checks?
- Been
expelled from school for misconduct more than once within the last 2
years?
- Been
released from employment due to misconduct, theft, or use of alchoholic
beverages or drugs?
- Are you
a non-US citizen?
- Do you
claim dual citizenship?
- Do you
have negative feelings toward performing nuclear weapons duty? (maintaining,protecting,
and transporting the weapon subsystems)
- Is any
member of your immediate family employed or connected with any foreign
government in an official capacity or engaged in any conduct that could
make you vulnerable to coercion or exploitation?
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