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Alarm Signal Monitor
Monitors central station of electrical protective signaling system to read and record signals. Reads and understands coded audible or visible signals received on alarm signal board from subscribers' premises that indicate opening and closing of protected premises, progress of security... [+] More
Monitors central station of electrical protective signaling system to read and record signals. Reads and understands coded audible or visible signals received on alarm signal board from subscribers' premises that indicate opening and closing of protected premises, progress of security guard, unlawful intrusions, or fire. Reports irregular signals for corrective action. Informs police or fire department of alarms. Posts changes of subscriber opening and closing schedules. Prepares daily alarm activity and subscriber service reports. May adjust central station equipment to ensure uninterrupted service. May dispatch security personnel to premises after receiving alarm. [-] Less
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Monitor Alarm Signal
Monitors central station of electrical protective signaling system to read and record signals. Reads and understands coded audible or visible signals received on alarm signal board from subscribers' premises that indicate opening and closing of protected premises, progress of security... [+] More
Monitors central station of electrical protective signaling system to read and record signals. Reads and understands coded audible or visible signals received on alarm signal board from subscribers' premises that indicate opening and closing of protected premises, progress of security guard, unlawful intrusions, or fire. Reports irregular signals for corrective action. Informs police or fire department of alarms. Posts changes of subscriber opening and closing schedules. Prepares daily alarm activity and subscriber service reports. May adjust central station equipment to ensure uninterrupted service. May dispatch security personnel to premises after receiving alarm. [-] Less
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Protective Signal Superintendent
Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in construction, installation, inspection, and maintenance of electrical protective signaling systems installed on subscribers' premises and central station of protective service organization reviews work order and surveys subscriber's premises to plan protective system layout.... [+] More
Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in construction, installation, inspection, and maintenance of electrical protective signaling systems installed on subscribers' premises and central station of protective service organization reviews work order and surveys subscriber's premises to plan protective system layout. Estimates labor, material, and construction costs. Consults with architects, builders, and electrical and sprinkler contractors concerning installation of protection devices. Plans circuit layouts and arranges facility rental agreements with wire lessors. Devises work schedules and procedures. Requisitions material and facilities. Verifies progress of work against schedules. Inspects completed installations for conformance to specifications and safety standards, and explains system operating procedures to customer. May contact prospective subscribers to explain services and solicit new business. [-] Less
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Cardiac Monitor Technician
Monitors heart rhythm pattern of patients in special care unit of hospital to detect abnormal pattern variances, using telemetry equipment. Reviews patient information to determine normal heart rhythm pattern, current pattern, and prior variances. Observes screen of cardiac monitor and... [+] More
Monitors heart rhythm pattern of patients in special care unit of hospital to detect abnormal pattern variances, using telemetry equipment. Reviews patient information to determine normal heart rhythm pattern, current pattern, and prior variances. Observes screen of cardiac monitor and listens for alarm to identify abnormal variation in heart rhythm. Informs supervisor or General Duty Nurse of variances to initiate examination of patient. Measures length and height of patient's heart rhythm pattern on graphic tape readout, using calipers, and posts information on patient records. Answers calls for assistance from patients and inquiries concerning patients from medical staff, using intercom and call director. Prepares documentation regarding evaluation results, progress reports, and personalized treatment plans. May perform duties as described under Electrocardiograph Technician. [-] Less
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EKG Monitor Technician
Analyzes data from cardiac-function monitoring device (holter monitor) worn by patient for use in diagnosis of cardiovascular disorders places magnetic tape or cassette from holter monitor worn by patient in scanner and starts scanner that produces audio and visual representation of... [+] More
Analyzes data from cardiac-function monitoring device (holter monitor) worn by patient for use in diagnosis of cardiovascular disorders places magnetic tape or cassette from holter monitor worn by patient in scanner and starts scanner that produces audio and visual representation of heart activity. Adjusts scanner controls that regulate taped sounds associated with heart activity and focus video representation of sounds on scanner screen. Observes scanner screen to identify irregularities in patient cardiac patterns, utilizing knowledge of regular and irregular cardiac-function patterns, or verifies data provided by computer program that automatically scans, analyzes, identifies, and prints irregular heart patterns. Prints sections of abnormal heart patterns or full disclosure tape for physician. Analyzes information in patient diary to identify incidents that correspond to heart pattern irregularities detected on heart monitor. Records findings on report form and forwards tapes, form, patient diary, and printouts of heart patterns to interpreting physician. May attach electrodes to patient's chest and connect electrodes to heart monitor, following standard procedure. May measure distances between peaks and valleys of heart activity patterns, using calipers, to obtain data for further analysis. May perform other diagnostic procedures, such as electrocardiography and stress testing, to aid in medical evaluation of patient. Provides surveillance of cardiac rhythms of electrocardiographic central station monitors. This position does not require special training other than that received on the job. Connects electrode leads to electrocardiograph and starts machine. Moves electrodes along specified area of chest to produce electrocardiogram that records electromotive variations occurring in different areas of heart muscle. Monitors electrocardiogram for abnormal patterns. Recognizes, records and reports dysrhythmia and rhythm changes.
Keys information into machine or marks tracing to indicate positions of chest electrodes. Replenishes supply of paper and ink in machine and reports malfunctions. Troubleshoots technical monitor problems. May forward final test results to attending physician for analysis and interpretation. May attach electrodes of Holter monitor (electrocardiograph) to patient to record data over extended period of time. [-] Less
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Radiation Monitor
Monitors personnel, plant facilities, and work environment to detect radio-active contamination, using radiation detectors and other instruments. Measures intensity and classifies type of radiation in working areas, using devices, such as beta-gamma survey meter, gamma-background monitor, and alphabeta-gamma counter. Gets... [+] More
Monitors personnel, plant facilities, and work environment to detect radio-active contamination, using radiation detectors and other instruments. Measures intensity and classifies type of radiation in working areas, using devices, such as beta-gamma survey meter, gamma-background monitor, and alphabeta-gamma counter. Gets air samples to determine airborne concentration of radioactivity, and assesses monitoring equipment worn by personnel, such as film badges and pocket detection chambers, to measure individual exposure to radiation. Takes smear test of suspected contaminated area by wiping floor with filter paper and placing paper in scaler to obtain contamination count. Informs supervisors when individual exposures and area radiation levels approach maximum permissible limits. Recommends work stoppage in unsafe areas, posts warning signs, and ropes off contaminated areas. Calculates amount of time personnel may be exposed safely to radiation in area, taking into account contamination count and health physicist's determinations concerning exposure limits of personnel. Instructs personnel in radiation safety procedures and demonstrates use of protective clothing and equipment. Monitors time and intensity of exposure of personnel working in radiation-waste disposal areas. Inspects shipments for contamination, using counter, and tags shipments in which radiation count exceeds specifications. Logs data, such as status of areas being decontaminated, rate of radiation exposure to personnel, and location and intensity of radio activity in contaminated areas. Tests detection instruments against standards to ensure their accuracy. May make periodic urinalyses of personnel and notify supervisors when overexposure to radiation is indicated. May recommend decontamination procedures. [-] Less
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Quality Assurance Monitor
Inspects and tests assembled motor vehicle, components, and parts as vehicle and subassemblies proceed through stages of assembly process, performing any combination of following tasks, to assure that assembly work and materials meet establishment and regulatory standards, using conventional and... [+] More
Inspects and tests assembled motor vehicle, components, and parts as vehicle and subassemblies proceed through stages of assembly process, performing any combination of following tasks, to assure that assembly work and materials meet establishment and regulatory standards, using conventional and electronic test equipment and machines pries welded surfaces of vehicle body apart to observe welded seams and compare characteristics of spot welds with standards. Conducts nondestructive ultrasonic tests on unpainted vehicle body to assure that production welding standards have been met. Inspects vehicle subassemblies and parts received from suppliers to detect substandard materials prior to distribution to assembly line. Inspects painted vehicle to detect defects in painted surfaces. Measures gaps between vehicle doors, deck lid, hood, and body, and flushness of parts to vehicle body. Measures force required to close vehicle doors and deck lids, operate door-opening buttons, and turn key in doors and deck lid locks. Verifies predetermined torque settings on bolts and nuts used to assemble parts, subassemblies and vehicle body. Verifies and calibrates setting of pneumatic powered and hand torque wrenches. Inspects trim parts and components of vehicle body, such as molding, instrument control panel, wire harnesses, and seat belts. Inspects and tests chassis parts and components, such as engine and transmission and suspension, brake, and exhaust systems. Functionally tests electrical and mechanical systems of completed motor vehicle. Drives completed vehicle on test track to determ. [-] Less
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Alarm Investigator
Investigates source of alarm and trouble signals on subscribers' premises, as recorded in central station of electrical protective signaling system. Checks into disturbances, such as unlawful intrusion, fires, and property damage. Apprehends unauthorized people found on property, using armed force if necessary, and releases them to custody of authorities. Calls supervisor by radio or telephone to report irregularities and obtain further instructions. Adjusts and repairs subscriber's signaling equipment to restore service, using hand tools. Coordinates activities with police and fire departments during alarms. Writes investigation and automobile usage reports. [-] Less
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Potline Monitor
Tests electrical circuitry and measures temperature and depth level of materials in aluminum reduction pots places contact rods of voltmeter against anode of reduction pot and against lining (cathode) of next pot on line to obtain voltage reading of pot circuit.... [+] More
Tests electrical circuitry and measures temperature and depth level of materials in aluminum reduction pots places contact rods of voltmeter against anode of reduction pot and against lining (cathode) of next pot on line to obtain voltage reading of pot circuit. Records meter reading, repeats test on next pot, and deducts reading from previous reading to determine any power loss. Repeats test on each succeeding pot to obtain and record power loss at each point along potline. Removes concrete sections of floor, using overhead hoist, to expose electrical circuits. Places prongs of millivoltmeter on ground and electrical connections to measure amount of positive and negative charges entering pot. Inspects electrical connections, firebrick lining, and wiring to detect damaged, worn, or broken parts, and notifies pot-room supervisor of discrepancies. Breaks hole in pot crust with crowbar, and inserts thermocouple to measure temperature of contents. Measures depth of contents, using measuring rod, and records temperature and depth on control form. Dips ladle into pot to remove sample of aluminum for laboratory analysis, and pours sample into mold. Records test readings, voltage loss, temperatures, and depth levels on master control form, and submits it to pot-room supervisor. [-] Less
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Protective Signal Installer
Installs electrical protective signaling systems used to notify central office of fire, burglary, or other irregularities on subscribers' premises. Typically is required to possess an identification card issued by local authorities.
Follows blueprints of electrical layouts and building plans; installs wires, conduits, and signaling units, using hand tools, power tools and soldering iron. May repair signaling systems.
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