Auto radiator specialist vs auto technician

Differences between auto radiator specialist and auto technician duties and responsibilities

Auto radiator specialist example responsibilities.

• Adapt CBRN warfare into platoons training in the field.
• Assist in planning and executing combat patrols and resupply missions.
• Execute the arbitration process to avoid further legal issues or actions.
• Advise the company commander on training, combat operations, and enlist soldiers operations.
• Conduct research using online federal regulations, review Medicare and Medicaid policy and guidelines to complete an accurate and well-support decision.
• Follow up responsibility for system functionality of both POS equipment and internal network.

Auto technician example responsibilities.

• Fabricate parts using torches, saws, and welding equipment.
• Assist ASE mechanics when need, check-in & inspect cars and keep shop clean.
• Replace fuel pumps batteries ac compressors headlights light bulbs oil change transmission service radiator service
• Tune ups, heating/cooling systems, A/C systems, brakes systems, electrical systems and engine rebuilds.
• Do routine repairs to complete overhauls on engines, transmissions, suspension, brakes, electrical and A/C systems.
• Certify by ASE in electrical / electronic systems, enabling diagnosing and repair of specify non-Ford part (s).
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