Electrical system specialist vs electric switch repairer

Differences between electrical system specialist and electric switch repairer duties and responsibilities

Electrical system specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage and maintain clients' lawns through mowing, weed eating, and trimming bushes.
• Design PLC and SCADA system for fuel cell/fuel processor development lab.
• Inspect, troubleshot, repair, and replace electronic components and systems on aircraft.
• Install, troubleshot, and repair aircraft electrical/electronic systems and associate components.
• Install, maintain, repair, troubleshoot and engineer underground and overhead primary and secondary distribution systems.
• Used electrical testing equipment to troubleshoot malfunctions of electrical and environmental systems and subsystems to determine extent of repair or replacement.
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Electric switch repairer example responsibilities.

• Use technical specifications, sketches, manuals, drawings, engineering notices, and FAA forms and publications to accomplish work.
• Follow procedures to troubleshoot, diagnose and repair faulty aircraft wiring and components.
• Maintain and troubleshot all computers and printing issues of the local area network within the organization.
• Test and troubleshot electronic, sight and weapons systems, and components using circuit testers, voltmeters and various test sets.
• Used various electrical diagrams and schematics to troubleshoot and confirm electronic deficiencies.
• Perform electrical repairs on combat helicopters by using technical manual and schematics for initial testing and troubleshooting of components.
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