Water quality technician vs ammunition technician

Differences between water quality technician and ammunition technician duties and responsibilities

Water quality technician example responsibilities.

• Manage daily RCRA inspections and mechanical, electrical, and electronic equipment preventive/corrective maintenance procedures.
• Collect and migrate GIS data using field instrumentation such as computers, ArcPad, and GPS units.
• Operate GPS to assure coordinates and accuracy of reporting.
• Check network connectivity to HVAC units physically and through the end user workstation.
• Conduct internal ISO audits of shipping/receiving, inventory, returns management and repair operations.
• Verify part conformance to specification of injection mold components according to requirements detail on inspection cards or SPC files.
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Ammunition technician example responsibilities.

• Manage numerous outdoor storage locations for government ammunition stockpiles while simultaneously providing rapid logistical support to facilitate employee training.
• Help in combat disposal and emergency destruct operations.
• Collaborate with EPA officials to ensure positive audit results and gather all necessary documentation for compliance for with audit procedures.
• Assist HAZWOPER technicians with logistical support for operations on project operations including research of facilities and vendors need for project completion.
• Used a full face respirator daily, when handling certain hazardous materials.
• Develop training plans, coursework, handouts and visual aids (Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, overheads).