Solids control technician vs termite control servicer

Differences between solids control technician and termite control servicer duties and responsibilities

Solids control technician example responsibilities.

• Used calcium nitrates to treat the water to achieve a desire hardness to cause maximum effect of polymer.
• Maintain dryers, shakers, pumps, augers, disposal, and keep equipment clean
• Track and analyze data from the DCS I/A systems to help troubleshoot PSM relate equipment.6.
• Coordinate with derrick and mud engineer when running centrifuges to insure mud weight are not being cut without their knowledge.
• Used a track hoe while working on vertical dryers to consistently feed the hopper so cuttings can be haul off site.
• Maintain the HMI and PLC logic.
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Termite control servicer example responsibilities.

• Manage the accounting operations, accounting close, reporting, reconciliations, SOX compliance and the annual internal and external audit.
• Coordinate and manage annual physical inventory as well as inventory valuation in accordance with Canadian GAAP.
• Establish a common SharePoint site fully accessible to business leaders.
• Monitor TDRS telemetry and transmit commands to the TDRS as required.
• Perform quarterly revenue reconciliation analysis, to ensure compliance with GAAP.
• Maintain all termite department relate paperwork, training of new office staff.
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