Who generally evaluates soldiers for leadership positions in the CAMTP?

In the context of the CAMTP (Combat Aircraft Maintenance Training Program), Program Support Groups (PSGs) play a critical role in evaluating soldiers for leadership positions. PSGs are responsible for providing oversight and guidance, ensuring that soldiers receive the necessary support for their development and performance evaluations. They assess candidates based on various criteria, including technical skills, teamwork, and leadership potential within the maintenance environment, and they help identify those who are most suited for leadership roles.

This process is significant because effective leadership is essential for maintaining high standards in aircraft maintenance. The evaluations conducted by PSGs help ensure that the individuals selected possess the appropriate skills and attitudes needed to lead effectively in a demanding operational environment. By utilizing PSGs for this evaluation, the program aims to maintain a high level of readiness and efficiency within maintenance teams.