Automotive production worker vs production line worker

Differences between automotive production worker and production line worker duties and responsibilities

Automotive production worker example responsibilities.

• Use electrical, air, and hydraulic schematics to troubleshoot.
• Dump asphalt & make minor asphalt repairs need in street.
• Maintain parts, components, and accessories of PLS and LHS Hemmet wheel vehicles.
• Utilize small jib cranes and select slings, wire rope pennants, nylon grommets while performing limit rigging duties.
• Perform initial and in-process inspections; perform mechanical diagnostics and troubleshoot to localize defects and determine cause of malfunction.
• Attend and pass training course in crane signals, limit rigging operations, and proper weight handling equipment usage.
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Production line worker example responsibilities.

• Manage and instruct workers in the art of food preparation as culinary team leader.
• Inspect food and area to be up to code with FDA.
• Build all size windows for different companies.
• Wear appropriate PPE for the job being perform.
• Maintain sanitized workspaces, remaining compliant with local, state and FDA guidelines.
• Train new employees the procedures and protocol of the company and USDA guidelines.
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