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Essential Skills for Space Mission Communicators and Support Teams

This job description outlines the critical roles within a space mission, focusing on key responsibilities such as communication, navigation, medical assessments, probe assembly, remote operation, life support management, isolation tasks, and research analysis. Team members must possess strong verbal, mathematical, observational, and problem-solving skills, as well as the ability to work collaboratively or independently. Each role is designed to support mission control and ensure the safety and effectiveness of operations in space.

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Essential Skills for Space Mission Communicators and Support Teams

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  1. JOB DESCRIPTIONS

  2. COMMUNICATOR (COM) • SENDS AND RECEIVES MESSAGES FOR EACH TEAM OVER A LOUD SPEAKER BETWEEN SPACE AND MISSION CONTROL • Strong verbal skills, ability to prioritize, minimal reading required

  3. DATA • TYPES , DELIVERS, AND FORWARDS ALL MESSAGES FOR EACH TEAM BETWEEN MISSION CONTROL AND THE SPACE STATION • Likes to work alone, good keyboarding skills, minimal reading required

  4. NAVIGATION (NAV) • FINDS COMET ENCKE, TRIANGULATES THE COMET AND IDENTIFIES THE PROPER COORDINATES FOR THE PROBE TO MEET THE COMET • Strong math skills, gives and follows directions well, works well in a team

  5. MEDICAL (MED) • PERFORMS MUSCLE , VISION, AUDITORY AND HEART RATE TESTS ON THEMSELVES AND OTHER ASTRONAUTS • Has an interest in the medical profession, strong reading skills, works well in a team

  6. PROBE • ASSEMBLES A 10 PIECE PROBE BY IDENTIFYING THE PROBE PARTS AND THEIR FUNCTION, RECORDING THE WEIGHTS OF THE PARTS AND PREPARING THE PROBE FOR DEPLOYMENT • Problem solver, likes to build, gives and follows directions well, can complete work within a time frame, works well in a team

  7. REMOTE A (REM) • WORKS IN A GLOVE BOX PUTTING 4 METEORODS THROUGH A SERIES OF TESTS FOR PROPER IDENTIFICATION • Strong observation skills, likes to work in a glove box, strong reading skills, works well in a team

  8. LIFE SUPPORT (LS) • IDENTIFIES THE CURRENT HUMIDITY, AIR PRESSURE TEMPERATURE AND Ph OF THE WATER IN THE SPACE STATION, CHANGES THE AIR FILTER WITHIN 5 MINUTES AND CHECKS THE FLOW OF THE OXYGEN SYSTEM • Strong problem solving skills, can read dials and meters, strong reading skills, works well in a team

  9. ISOLATION (ISO) • WORKS WITH A ROBOTIC ARM TO PICK UP CHEMICAL BOTTLES, METEOROD PANELS OR RADIATION FILTERS • Strong eye-hand coordination, patient, likes to work alone

  10. REMOTE B AND C (REM) • WORKS IN A GLOVE BOX TO EXTRACT CHLOROPHYL FROM A PLANT SAMPLE, ANALYZES RADIATION LEVELS AND COMETARY DUST • Strong observation skills, likes to work in a glove box, strong reading skills

  11. PRESS • INTERVIEWS FELLOW TEAMMATES , TRIES ALL JOBS WHILE IN THE SPACE STATION TO GATHER MORE INFORMATION , GIVES POST MISSION BRIEFING BACK IN THE CLASSROOM • Strong communication skills, likes to conduct interviews, strong writing skills, good verbal skills to give post briefing, camera(optional)

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