Line crew supervisor vs lead mechanic

Differences between line crew supervisor and lead mechanic duties and responsibilities

Line crew supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage all QC paperwork including towbar and equipment integrity checklists.
• Coach and direct contract line crews on work methods, proper cover, proper PPE and accurate job safety briefings.
• Major airline refueling include knowledge of FAA regulations in fuel operations and fuel capacities for several types of large aircraft.
• Provide superior leadership and work quality while demonstrating attention to detail, flexibility and innovation in resolving problems.
• Experience with forklifts, belt loaders, generators, GPU's, air stairs, scaffolding, etc.
• Prune and trim trees, shrubs and hedges using shears, pruners and chain saws.
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Lead mechanic example responsibilities.

• Manage the repairs of electrical and mechanical components, such as power assemblies and traction motors.
• Manage routine maintenance and modifications for locomotives as well as preventative maintenance for freight cars.
• Complete restoration of antique motorcycles, extensive engine repair, payroll, quarterly reports, parts sales and database inventory.
• Assemble and repair motor scooters.
• Perform conventional welding, MIG, TIG, OxyAcet.
• Ensure quality repairs are made while meeting stringent FRA guidelines.
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