Telecommunicator supervisor vs lead mechanic

Differences between telecommunicator supervisor and lead mechanic duties and responsibilities

Telecommunicator supervisor example responsibilities.

• Gain practical experience managing UHF, satellite, and troposcatter transmission system.
• Schedule and manage upgrades to telephone switches; ACD call routing, and network upgrades as needed without impacting business operations.
• Manage the telecommunication training program, and make additions/changes/modifications as required while providing training to all communication staff.
• Manage telecommunication and network system migrations and installations requiring both major and minor changes in voice and data infrastructure.
• Install and coordinate video conferencing meetings over IP infrastructure saving the firm revenues verses public ISDN circuits.
• Test and condition copper pairs for DSL and ISDN services.
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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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