Traffic signal technician vs traffic monitor specialist

Differences between traffic signal technician and traffic monitor specialist duties and responsibilities

Traffic signal technician example responsibilities.

• Used UNIX base analysis systems to accomplish all tasks.
• Work with team members to troubleshoot fail systems by isolating faults.
• Operate and perform preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on assign vehicles.
• Install, operate and perform PMCS on power generators, and review other PMCSs for completeness.
• Calibrate and configure the replaced or faulty equipment using signal generators, multimeters, RF generators, and oscilloscopes.
• Perform collection, identification and signals analysis of all communications activity in support of critical DoD missions.
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Traffic monitor specialist example responsibilities.

• Lead team providing cargo, personal property and passenger movements for DoD personnel.
• Place offenders including DWI suspects under arrest.
• Conduct DUI deterrence operations, consisting of DUI checkpoints and focuse enforcement patrols.
• Assist with DUI enforcement checkpoints, neighborhood watch meetings and community orient policing programs.
• Measure and record the speed of vehicular traffic, using electrical timing devices or radar equipment.
• Provide patrol responsibility in responding to emergency and non-emergency calls.
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