Power generation equipment repairer vs switch gear technician

Differences between power generation equipment repairer and switch gear technician duties and responsibilities

Power generation equipment repairer example responsibilities.

• Assist in the diagnosing and repair of HVAC, compressor, water pumps, trailer and vehicle system issues.
• Repair different types of equipment such as generators, HVAC equipment, trucks, chemical pumps and pressure washers.
• Create a preventative maintenance schedule that enhance operational accountability to increase combat effectiveness.
• Perform duties professionally in a variety of different environments and conditions, including combat operations.
• Install air conditioning and refrigeration system by positioning compressors, motors, condensers, humidifiers, evaporators and heaters.
• Maintain and repair trucks, bulldozers, power shovels and other heavy equipment used for construction operations to support military operations.

Switch gear technician example responsibilities.

• Assist in managing CDMA network, Voice/EVDO circuit's layouts, CDM circuit inventory and roll over's for cell sites.
• Fill out appropriate forms to repair any defects in accordance with FAA regulations and repair manual.
• Recommend and initiate modification and replacement of equipment that fail to meet acceptable operating standards, base on Doble test results.
• Participate in Kaizen events so to ensure continuous improvement within manufacturing operation.