Environmental quality analyst vs lead field technician

Differences between environmental quality analyst and lead field technician duties and responsibilities

Environmental quality analyst example responsibilities.

• Manage document control including initiating and revising procedures, QA approval and implementation of documents.
• Identify and implement corrective/preventative actions (CAPA) to reduce repeat failures.
• Review license/permit applications & provide comments to DEQ engineers.
• Attend subwatershed meetings with local governments concerning MS4 permit requirements.
• Develop framework using Java for compares, maintenance and other day per day requirement for enterprise quality management.
• Supervise asbestos removal projects and provide air sampling compliance within encapsulate areas.

Lead field technician example responsibilities.

• Lead training, operations, user hardware and software support, and logbook oversight.
• Work directly with Crestron representatives to insure proper deployment and operations of all control devices and A/V systems.
• Navigate in remote forest habitat with compass, aerial map, and GPS unit.
• Call in on a very complex issue involving some RF interference at a local TV station.
• Determine the best course of action to resolve loss of connectivity, virus attack or RF issues.
• Provide training, schedule projects and ensure all new PC's are imaged and ready for delivery.
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