BMT Jobs and Responsibilities

BMT JOBS AND RESPONSIBILITIES

At BMT, most individuals if not all will be assigned some sort of responsibility while you’re there. When 30-50+ people live together, a lot of work needs done to maintain order and cleanliness.

Each MTI has their own ways of assigning roles. Some trick people in volunteering for some jobs, some just randomly select people, and some let people volunteer for a job they want. We have compiled a list of all the jobs and responsibilities at BMT so you can have a better understanding of what all needs done before arriving.

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Main Job Details at BMT

These are responsibilities that will be done nearly everyday or multiple times a day and one to multiple people will always be assigned to these jobs at BMT.

  • Dorm Chief

  • Element Leaders

  • Guidon Bearer

  • Chow Runner

  • Latrine Crew

  • Chapel Guide

  • Stairwell Crew

  • Dayroom Crew

  • Utility Crew

  • Hallway Crew

  • Fire Monitor

  • Road Guards

  • EC Monitor

  • Weapons Monitor

  • Bed Aligner

  • Shoe Aligner

  • Bed Tightener

    Extra Duties at BMT

These are usually given to an individual or small group of your flight to do for a few hours or a day

  • Detail Flight

  • Medical or Appointment Escort

  • KP Duty

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