Field service representative lead vs electrical supervisor

Differences between field service representative lead and electrical supervisor duties and responsibilities

Field service representative lead example responsibilities.

• Manage training and maintenance facility in Iraq, continuously training and upgrading unit equipment and capabilities while in combat.
• Help develop the role and responsibilities for the FSR position that are still apply and active within the organization.
• Develop a training program for newly hire FSR s to ensure all are fully train and qualify to deploy worldwide.
• Determine eligibility for clients in the community for in-home and consumer direct service programs by reviewing Medicaid and Medicare guidelines.
• Install, troubleshot, and maintain automated semiconductor manufacturing equipment.

Electrical supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage electrical & technical crew, supervise ABB DCS & gauging system and entire maintenance department, as needed.
• Design and implement layouts for electrical projects using ladders, aerial lifts and other equipment.
• Start switchgear and circuit breaker maintenance and testing on schedule outages.
• Diagnose problems with bad encoders and feedback equipment on CNC machines.
• Repair and maintain motor switchgear, MCC's and various types of load centers.
• Install all infrastructures for the HVAC system, pull cables and terminate control cabinets and relays.
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