Chemical processing equipment repairer vs electro mechanic

Differences between chemical processing equipment repairer and electro mechanic duties and responsibilities

Chemical processing equipment repairer example responsibilities.

• Show leadership skills for junior enlist soldiers.
• Provide first aid and CPR when need in certain situations before medics arrive.
• Experience in combat readiness skills, patrolling, monitoring, and military guarding protocol.
• Repair small engines and also read schematics to troubleshoot large equipment that are used while in the field.
• Employ wide variety of hand and power tools including hoists, drills, precision measuring instruments and electronic devices.
• Monitor troop performance and safety in all combat simulation exercises.
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Electro mechanic example responsibilities.

• Sustain compliance with internal and FAA inspection and documentation requirements by working closely with team leads, managers and inspectors.
• Accomplish final operational checkout for conformance to customer specifications of prototype and new electronic systems including system installation on new airframes.
• Repair, maintain, or install electric motors, wiring, or switches.
• Read plans, diagrams and schematics for parts and electrical circuits, switches, panels and transformers.
• Assemble a full range of DC motors for automate window coverings.
• Use of machining parts using lathes, planers, and grinders.
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