Which of the following responsibilities is NOT associated with the RAWS Flight Chief?

The role of the RAWS Flight Chief primarily includes oversight and management responsibilities rather than hands-on technical work. Therefore, the responsibility of completing technical inspections of radar equipment is typically not part of their duties. The Flight Chief's responsibilities are more focused on administrative and supervisory tasks, such as controlling personnel assignments within the maintenance activity, tracking the status of deferred Preventive Maintenance Inspections (PMIs), and verifying the completion of Air Force Qualification Training Packages (AFQTP) by work center supervisors.

By managing personnel assignments, the Flight Chief ensures that the right staff is available and properly trained to carry out maintenance tasks. Tracking the status of deferred PMIs helps maintain operational readiness and compliance with maintenance schedules. Verifying AFQTP completion ensures that all personnel have the necessary qualifications to perform their tasks effectively. In contrast, performing technical inspections falls under the purview of maintenance personnel who are specifically trained for that level of technical work, aligning their technical expertise with equipment inspections.