Electromedical equipment repairer vs coil repair technician

Differences between electromedical equipment repairer and coil repair technician duties and responsibilities

Electromedical equipment repairer example responsibilities.

• Repair and maintain trucks, bulldozers, power shovels and other heavy equipment that are need for construction operations
• Provide organizational and direct support level maintenance in support of a heavy combat engineer company.
• Work indoors using ladders, lifts, scaffolding or outdoors/ bucket truck /CDL IDOT certify.
• Inspect and troubleshoot air conditioner units and refrigeration units.
• Learned to troubleshoot hydraulics and identify faults on engineer equipment.
• Provide combat support by maintaining and repairing environmental control systems.
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Coil repair technician example responsibilities.

• Lead small teams in the development and installation of residential and commercial electrical and HVAC systems to include smart home systems.
• Perform bodywork on MRI healthcare machines & coils by refinishing, repairing, & painting
• Diagnose and restore to operation multiple brands of MRI coils using schematics and various electronic test equipment.
• Direct personnel in the implementation of OSHA regulations and inform them of any changes in microbiological control processes for effective sterilization.
• Travele to several off-site locations including Honda of Canada to oversee test runs on up and coming tooling.