Transmission system operator vs utility plant operative

Differences between transmission system operator and utility plant operative duties and responsibilities

Transmission system operator example responsibilities.

• Establish, manage, and troubleshot line-of-sight UHF, SHF, and other radio systems equipment.
• Lead basic reconnaissance operations and report enemy movements to commanding officers.
• Assist internal users with system issues, such as terminals, printers and reports.
• Provide daily operational support of NT and UNIX platforms running business and consumer services.
• Perform unit level maintenance on LOS, IP address and communication security (COMSEC) devices and associate equipment.
• Prepare and verify receiving and/or fuel shipping documents; visually inspect fuel samples and check API gravity and temperature.
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Utility plant operative example responsibilities.

• Maintain buildings HVAC / lighting automation systems and make adjustments as needed for tenant's comfort and to manage energy consumption.
• Conduct work in an FDA regulate environment.
• Enforce and comply with operational guidelines, OSHA and EPA regulations.
• Maintain compliance with state regulators, cGMP, FDA and insurance company.
• Last year of employment work include 20 hour each week doing plumbing work exclusively.
• Perform some plumbing repairs, minor electrical work, some carpentry, plus general maintenance at plant and offices.
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