Orphan date January 2012 unreferenced date November 2011 Introduction The Petroleum Technician trade is a British Columbia , Canada Journeyman Journeyperson designation. This trade has two specialisations within itself petroleum equipment installer and petroleum service technician . Work performed within this profession revolves around the petroleum industry, and more specifically with fuel filling and service stations, as well as underground fuel tanks. The key work of a Petroleum Service Technician consists of installing, repairing, and maintaining dispensers, as well as installing and maintaining point of sale systems. Petroleum Equipment Installer works on the other side of the trade by installing above and underground storage tanks, and all the piping pumping fuel to and from dispensers. Due to the products handled in the equipment serviced, Petroleum Technicians must conform to a range of federal, provincial, and municipal regulatations in the performance of their tasks. They must have skills and knowledge to maintain a safe worksite and prevent any damage to the environment. This work has been completed on many service stations since the start of gas stations, but only now has this type of work been recognised and transformed into a certified trade. Certification & Technical Training Only one manufacture Gilbarco requires training & certification Gilbarco dispenser training is about 20 24 hours online followed by a one week sit in course. Veeder Root training is also another key certification in the trade Veeder Root is a tank & leak detection system & is used at most gas stations. There are 4 levels of v r, level 1 is online, 2&3 is a one week course certification ... business as the Piping Industry Apprenticeship Board PIAB . File Petroleum Technician Level 1 Class 2011.jpg thumb Petroleum Technician Level 1 Class of 2011 Site specific certification web sites http ... Technician and Installer trade consists of electrical and mechanical equipment, so there are many ... more details
File British Army Ammunition Technician Badge.JPG right frame 160px The AT Badge. An Ammunition Technician AT is a British Army soldier trained to inspect, repair, test and store, and modify all ammunition and explosives used by the British Army. They are trained to safely dispose of ammunition and explosives Explosive Ordnance Disposal EOD , and those who show the appropriate qualities are given extra training to render safe Improvised Explosive Device s IED by a process called IEDD Improvised Explosive Device Disposal , and Unexploded Ordnance UXO . Training To qualify to attend the class 2 Ammunition Technician course ref http www.armyjobs.mod.uk Jobs JobDetail.htm?armyjobid RLC350 2f359&category 3 MOD Website ref , a soldier must first pass a pre select course, during which time he will be assessed for suitability for role. The pre selection includes psychometric testing, leadership skills, problem solving and numeracy tests. The basic AT course is 6 months in duration, part of which is spent at Shrivenham Military colleges The Royal Military College of Science . The course covers conventional land munitions, conventional munition disposal, guided weapons and explosive theory and safety. The majority of the course takes place at the Defence EOD Munitions Search School Kineton, formerly the Army School of Ammunition . The Royal Logistic Corps Ammunition Technicians trained at the Defence EOD Munitions Search School, Kineton are regarded throughout the world as the subject matter experts in Improvised Explosive Device IED disposal as a result of their combined experience in Palestine, Cyprus, Hong Kong, The Troubles Northern Ireland , Iraq, Afghanistan, Aden, and other conflicts. Commissioned officers are known as Ammunition Technical Officer s and for the Sandhurst entrant follow a long technical course in the rank of Captain. ATs that become commissioned are also referred ... up . Operational Honours The trade of Ammunition Technician is one of the most highly decorated professions ... more details
driver in the Industrial Revolution , underscores the importance of engineering in modern history. This model is on display at the main building of the ETSIIM in Madrid, Spain . Engineering is the discipline ... and build structures, machines, devices, systems, materials and process engineering processes . The American ... Board for Engineering and Technology ABET ref name ABET History http www.abet.org history.shtml ABET History ref has defined engineering as blockquote The creative application of scientific principles ... eb article 9105842 engineering Engineers Council for Professional Development definition on Encyclopaedia Britannica Includes Britannica article on Engineering ref blockquote One who practices engineering ... . The broad discipline of engineering encompasses a range of more specialized fields of engineering ... areas of technology. History Main History of engineeringEngineering has existed since ancient ... is consistent with the modern definition of engineering, exploiting basic mechanical principles to develop useful tools and objects. The term engineering itself has a much more recent etymology ... which have survived to the present day are military engineering corps, e.g. , the United States ... structures such as bridges and buildings matured as a technical discipline, the term civil engineering ... of military engineering . Ancient era File Roda de Vitruvi.jpg thumb 170px Model of a Roman Empire ... inventions of Archimedes are examples of early mechanical engineering. Some of Archimedes inventions ... such as robotics and automotive engineering . ref cite journal author Wright, M T. year 2005 title ... title Links in the History of Engineering and Technology from Tudor Times publisher Ayer Publishing ... . With the rise of engineering as a profession in the eighteenth century, the term became more narrowly ... to military and civil engineering the fields then known as the mechanic arts became incorporated into engineering. Modern era Image International Space Station after undocking of STS 132.jpg ... more details
For Text to Speech Interface TTSI MPEG 4 Audio SkillsTech Australia is the lead TAFE institute in Queensland in the delivery of trade and technician training. It was created in July 2006 as part of the implementation of the Queensland Government s Queensland Skills Plan . SkillsTech Australia delivers training in the areas of automotive building and construction Electrotechnology electrotechnologies manufacturing and engineering Sustainability sustainable and renewable energies water Campuses training centres Acacia Ridge Alexandra Hills Bracken Ridge, Queensland Bracken Ridge Eagle Farm Ithaca Mt Gravatt Salisbury Yeronga The institute also delivers some programs via TAFE Open Learning TOL . External links http skillstech.tafe.qld.gov.au SkillsTech Australia http www.tafe.qld.gov.au TAFE Queensland http www.trainandemploy.qld.gov.au skillsplan The Queensland Skills Plan Category Australian vocational education and training providers Category Vocational education Australia university stub ... more details
A Certified Pulmonary Function Technician CPFT is a technician who is at least a Certified Respiratory Therapist and at most a Registered Respiratory Therapist that has successuly passed the national certification exam. ref National Board of Respiratory Care, CPFT Examination ref A pulmonary function technician assists a Registered Pulmonary Function Technician with performing function tests on patients. Tests are done both inpatient and outpatient and in specialty clinics such as asthma clinics and sleep centers. See Also Respiratory therapy Certified Respiratory Therapist Registered Pulmonary Function Technician Certified Pulmonary Function Technician References references Respiratory Care Category Healthcare professions Category Respiratory therapy ... more details
Infobox Military rating name Gas Turbine System Technician image File Rating Badge GS.jpg 125px caption Rating insignia issued by United States Navy type Enlisted rating abbreviation GS specialty Engineering Gas Turbine System Technician abbreviated as GS is a United States Navy occupational Naval rating rating . Gas Turbine Systems Technicians operate, repair, and perform organizational and intermediate maintenance on gas turbine engines , main propulsion machinery including gears , shafting, and controllable pitch propellers , assigned auxiliary equipment, propulsion control systems, assigned electrical and electronic circuitry up to the printed circuit and alarm warning circuitry. ref name HIST Gas Turbine Systems Technicians Electrical GSE operate, repair, and perform organizational and intermediate maintenance on electrical components of gas turbine engines, main propulsion machinery, auxiliary equipment, propulsion control systems, assigned electrical and electronic circuitry up to the printed circuit and alarm and warning circuitry. ref name HIST Gas Turbine Systems Technicians Mechanical GSM operate, repair, and perform organizational and intermediate maintenance on mechanical components of gas turbine engines, main propulsion machinery including gears, shafts, and controllable pitch propellers , assigned auxiliary equipment and propulsion control systems. ref name HIST cite web title Navy enlisted manpower and personnel classifications work Bureau of Naval Personnel publisher US Navy url http buperscd.technology.navy.mil bup updt 508 OccStandards OccStd Menu.htm accessdate 2007 01 11 ref References references See also List of United States Navy ratings Portal United States Navy Category United States Navy ratings USN stub ... more details
No footnotes date July 2011 A Bio Medical Equipment Technician, also referred to as a Biomed, Biomedical Engineering Technologist BMET , Biomed Equipment Technician, a Biomedical Equipment Specialist BES ... of the biomedical equipment technician in the private sector was given a big push in 1970 when consumer ... perform much work in the biomedical clinical engineering field that consists of and cover ... Technology, Biomedical Electronics Technology, or Biomedical Engineering Technology. Some BMETs get ... duties as a clinical engineering clinical engineer , BMET Manager, or Director Executive. Practical ... be accredited by the ABET Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology or the ATMAE Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering both of whom offer specialised programmatic accreditation ... biomedical equipment technician CBET . There are two other certifications BMETs can obtain such as Certified ... Engineering Department, but can also find employment with a third party independent service organization ... Engineering Medical Equipment Maintenance field, and to select the most appropriate name for the profession ... was Healthcare Technology Management . The finalists were Clinical Engineering, Clinical Technology ... of the field in the future. The word Engineering was limiting from the administrator s perspective ... Engineering . Likewise, the name Clinical was now clear, and limited the scope of the profession ... at the http www.cs.amedd.army.mil bmet DoD Biomedical Equipment Technician Training School . This school ... Force Instruction 41 201, Managing Clinical Engineering Programs More at http usmilitary.about.com ... Maintenance Technician. United States Navy Navy Enlisted CodesHM 8498, HM 8479, HM 8478, HM 8410 and HM 8732 Dental Repair Technician More regarding HM 8498 Medical Equipment Repair Tech. More regarding ... TSTC Publishing Dyro, Joseph., Clinical Engineering Handbook Biomedical Engineering . Khandpur, R ... Instrumentation and Measurement in Medical Diagnosis Biomedical Engineering . Webb, Andrew ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Image US Army WWII T5C.svg 50px right Technician Fifth Grade abbreviated as T 5 or TEC 5 was a United States Army enlisted rank insignia of World War II Technicians United States Army technician rank during World War II . Those who held this rank were addressed as Corporal, but did not have the authority to give commands as a corporal would. The wearers of the rank were often called Tech Corporal . The pay grade number corresponded with the technician s grade. T 5 is under the pay grade 5 along with Corporal. Technicians were easily distinguished by the T imprinted on the standard Chevron insignia chevron design for that pay grade. The Technician ranks were removed from the U.S. Army rank system in 1948, although the concept was brought back with the Specialist rank Specialist ranks in 1955. Image 78th Division Technician Fifth Grade.jpg right thumb A Technician Fifth Grade during World War II. See also Technician Fourth Grade Technician Third Grade U.S. Army enlisted rank insignia of World War II Category Military ranks of the United States Army Category Technicians Mil rank stub de Technician Fifth Grade ... more details
Orphan date August 2009 General Technician Workshops GTW is the title of a ground trade within the Royal Air Force . The primary role of GTW tradesmen is the manufacture and repair of aircraft components and associated equipment. GTWs are usually employed within Station workshops at front line flying stations. The trade currently has a strength of 130 personnel. ref http www.publications.parliament.uk pa cm200809 cmhansrd cm090330 text 90330w0012.htm RAF Manning Levels ref History The evolution of the workshops trade has been the result of the amalgamation of more specialist trades such as blacksmith and welder, coppersmith and metal worker, metal worker, and machine tool setter and operator. Each amalgamation occurred when the demand for a particular type of work diminished sufficiently to justify joining similar trades. One such absorption occurred in 1935, when the trades blacksmith and welder, and coppersmith and metalworker were abolished and replaced by the trade of metal worker. ref http www.flightglobal.com pdfarchive view 1934 1934 20 200596.html http Flightglobal Archive ref Training abbreviations section date December 2011 Phase 2 and 3 training for GTW is currently carried out at Defence College of Electro Mechanical Engineering DCEME No 4 School of Technical Training at MOD St Athan , in the Electro Mechanical Training Flight EWTF . After the completion of phase 1 training at RAF Halton , recruits begin a 58 week training course at St Athan entailing basic engineering, sheet metal work, welding processes including oxyacetylene welding , Metal inert gas welding MIG , Manual metal arc welding MMA and TIG welding, Turning and Milling machine Milling . During the course trainees also study key skills, technical drawing, mathematics, electrical and mechanical principals ... 2211.cfm Basic General Technician Workshops ref On the successful completion of phase 2 training ... Level 3 Progression Award in engineering fabrication, and can eventually gain an NVQ Level 3 in engineering ... more details
Image Data Systems Technician symbol.jpg thumb 180px The Naval rating rating badge for Data Systems Technician, a helium atom with input output arrows. The United States Navy occupational Naval rating rating of Data Systems Technician abbreviated as DS was a designation given by the Bureau of Naval Personnel BUPERS to enlisted members who satisfactorily complete initial Data Systems Technician A school training. It was established in 1961 and merged into the Electronics Technician and Fire Controlman ratings on 1 October 1998. DSs are electronics technicians who specialize in Naval Tactical Data System computer systems including digital computers, video processors, tape units, buffers, key sets, digital display equipment, data link terminal sets and related equipment. They clean, maintain, lubricate, calibrate and adjust equipment. DSs run operational tests, diagnose problems, make routine repairs and evaluate newly installed parts and systems units. See also List of United States Navy ratings External links http www.datasystemstech.com Data Systems Technician Page http home.comcast.net f.buterbaugh Data Systems Technician Database Category United States Navy ratings ... more details
orphan date February 2009 Registered Health Information Technician RHIT is a professional certification administered by the American Health Information Management Association AHIMA in the United States . Passing the exam results in licensure as a Health information technology health information technician . To be eligible, an individual must have an associate degree approved by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education CAHIIM or graduate from a foreign association that has a reciprocity agreement with AHIMA. ref http www.ahima.org certification rhit.aspx Registered Health Information Technician RHIT . ref ref http education portal.com registered health information technician.html Registered Health Information Technician Education Requirements . ref ref http www.payscale.com research US Job Registered Health Information Technician 28RHIT 29 Hourly Rate PayScale Health Information Technology Salary RHIT Salary . ref References Reflist Category Allied health professions Category Healthcare occupations Category Health informaticians job stub health stub ... more details
Image US Army WWII T3C.svg 50px right Technician Third Grade officially abbreviated as T 3 was one of three United States Army enlisted rank insignia of World War II Technicians United States Army technician rank s established on January 8, 1942 during World War II . Those who held this rank were often addressed as Staff Sergeant, as they shared the same pay grade, but technicians did not have the authority to give commands as a staff sergeant would. Initially they shared the same insignia but on September 4, 1942, the three technician ranks were distinguished by a block T imprinted below the standard Chevron insignia chevrons . Unofficial insignia using a technical specialty symbol instead of the T were used in some units. See also Technician Fourth Grade Technician Fifth Grade U.S. Army enlisted rank insignia of World War II References http www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil Rank page History of Enlisted Ranks.htm History of U.S. Army Enlisted ranks The Institute of Heraldry http www.sproe.com r rank enlisted.html Rank, Enlisted, U.S. Army Saving Private Ryan Online Encyclopedia Category Military ranks of the United States Army US army stub mil rank stub ... more details
Treacherous technician syndrome refers to a limb lead reversal that usually occurs due to the technical error of reversing the right and left arm electrodes. Treacherous technician syndrome has become more common as non experienced personnel replace electrocardiogram technician s. Treacherous technician syndrome is the most common cause of situs inversus or dextrocardia false positives. ref http www.emedicine.com radio topic639.htm eMedicine Situs Inversus Article by Annamaria Wilhelm Bot generated title ref Limb lead reversals LLRs remain clinically problematic. ref http www.ingentaconnect.com content bsc pace 2006 00000029 00000003 art00009 IngentaConnect Simple Diagnosis of Limb Lead Reversals by Predictable Changes in Bot generated title ref References references Glancy DL. Jones M. ECG of the month. Reversal of the arm leads or situs inversus with mirror image dextrocardia? Reversal of the limb leads and of the precordial leads. Case Reports. Journal Article Journal of the Louisiana State Medical Society. 159 2 63 5, 2007 Mar Apr. Rao PS. Dextrocardia systematic approach to differential diagnosis. Review 56 refs Journal Article. Review American Heart Journal. 102 3 Pt 1 389 403, 1981 Sep. Medicine Cardiovascular system Category Cardiology ... more details
Notability date July 2009 Aviation Maintenance Technician Day is a United States day of recognition, observed on May 24, that recognizes the efforts of aviation maintenance professionals as well as the achievements of Charles Edward Taylor , the man who built the engine used to power the airplane of the Wright Brothers . The date May 24 was selected to honor the birth date of Taylor. The day of recognition is currently observed by 45 states in the United States . On May 24, 2007, a United States House of Representatives resolution supporting the goals and ideals of a National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day was introduced. Congressman Bob Filner of California was the sponsor of the resolution. On April 30, 2008 the resolution passed by a voice vote http www.amtonline.com article article.jsp?siteSection 1&id 5438 . Content of the Resolution The text of the resolution reads, in part Resolved, That the House of Representatives 1 supports National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day to honor the professional men and women who ensure the safety and security of our airborne aviation infrastructure and 2 recognizes the life and memory of Charles Edward Taylor, the aviation maintenance technician who built and maintained the engine that was used to power the Wright brothers first controlled flying machine on December 17, 1903 http thomas.loc.gov cgi bin query D?c110 3 . temp c1103UJizL . Category Aviation in the United States ... more details
for the List of United States Navy ratings US Navy and Coast Guard rating Information Systems Technician U.S. Navy citations missing date May 2009 Information Systems Technician or Information technician abbreviation IT refers to an industrial occupation whose responsibility is maintaining communication s and computer system s. ITs may also refer to individuals that help design and develop information and graphic content. Private sector class toccolours style float right margin 0 0 1em 1em width 290px text align left clear right Classes br The following classes represents typical IT career levels. Information systems technician Includes the entry level positions, trainees, journeymen, and lead individuals. These ITs perform a variety of technological support functions for information systems. Information systems technician specialist I Includes lead individuals of work groups. Information systems technician supervisor I Includes activity supervisors of work groups. Information systems technician specialist II The highest technical specialist level. Individuals are team leaders or work independently. Information systems technician supervisor II Includes planners, organizer, and activity directors, performing supervisory duties. Information systems technicians operate and maintain information systems , facilitating system utilization. In many companies, these technicians assemble data sets and other details needed to build databases. This includes data management, procedure writing, writing job setup instructions, and performing program librarian functions. ITs assist in designing and coordinating the development of integrated information system databases. ITs also help maintain ... sometimes across multiple organizations . See also Computer repair technician External articles and references http www.dpa.ca.gov textdocs specs s1 s1360.txt Information Systems Technician Series , California ... systems technician es T cnico de sistemas pt T cnico em Inform tica sv Datatekniker ... more details
The Apple Certified Desktop Technician or ACDT was a computer certification that verified the ability of a person to perform basic repairs and troubleshooting on Apple Inc. Apple s Desktop computer desktop Macintosh computers. ref name webopedia cite web title Computer Certifications work Webopedia Computer Certifications url http www.webopedia.com quick ref ComputerCertifications.asp accessdate 2006 06 05 ref It has been superseded by the Apple Certification Apple Macintosh Hardware Certification Apple Certified Macintosh Technician or ACMT certification, which combines the former Desktop computer desktop and laptop portable qualifications into one. Footnotes references External links http www.testsexpert.com Computer Certifications Category Apple Inc. services Mac stub ... more details
Certified Anesthesia Technician Cer.A.T. is a title granted to an individual that successfully meets the experience and examination requirements of the certification. The certification is regulated by the American Society of Anesthesia Technologists & Technicians ASATT . Requirements ASATT requires any candidate seeking certification Cer.A.T. meet one of the following requirements ref cite web title Standards of Practice url https www.asatt.org sop.html publisher American Society of Anesthesia Technologists & Technicians accessdate 2010 10 22 ref Minimum two 2 years full time work experience as an anesthesia technician , plus a high school diploma or GED Graduate of an ASATT two year approved program Graduate of an ASATT approved program and completion of required clinical component References reflist Anesthesia Category Anesthesia Category Professional titles and certifications Surgery stub ... more details
Image US Army WWII T4C.svg 50px right Technician Fourth Grade officially abbreviated as T 4 was one of three United States Army enlisted rank insignia of World War II Technicians United States Army technician rank s established on January 8, 1942 during World War II . Those who held this rank were often addressed as Sergeant, as they shared the same pay grade. Technicians possessed specialized skills which were rewarded with a higher pay grade. These skills could be directly related to combat, such as a tank driver or combat engineer, or be a support function such as a cook or mechanic. Depending on their function, they might be called upon by an officer to command a group of men in doing a specific task, they were non commissioned officer s as were sergeants. Initially they shared the same insignia but on September 4, 1942, the three technician ranks were distinguished by a block T imprinted below the standard Chevron insignia chevrons . Unofficial insignia using a technical specialty symbol instead of the T were used in some units. See also Technician Third Grade Technician Fifth Grade U.S. Army enlisted rank insignia of World War II References http www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil Rank page History of Enlisted Ranks.htm History of U.S. Army Enlisted ranks The Institute of Heraldry http www.sproe.com r rank enlisted.html Rank, Enlisted, U.S. Army Saving Private Ryan Online Encyclopedia Category Military ranks of the United States Army US army stub mil rank stub ... more details
Image OR2 RAF Senior Aircraftman Technician.svg right thumb 100px Rank badge of a Royal Air Force Senior Aircraftman Technician, SAC T File RAF SAC Tech OR 2.png right 120px thumb RAF Senior Aircraftman Technician as it appears on Dress Uniform Senior aircraftman technician SAC T is a rank in the Royal Air Force , ranking between senior aircraftman and corporal and having a NATO rank code of OR 2. It is also subordinate to the Army and RAF Regiment rank of lance corporal , although SAC T s and junior technician s require a Corporal rank or above to be charged. ref http www.mod.uk NR rdonlyres 0CFB5106 08D1 43EF 8EFF D4A6F3221379 0 jsp833.pdf ref This is due to ambiguities which arose within the charging Air Publication AP before the NATO rank systems were introduced and has never been amended since. The rank, which is non supervisory, was introduced in 2000 to replace junior technician although junior technicians promoted before this date retain their rank . The rank badge is a three bladed propeller inside a circle. From March 2005, SACs in technical trades who had attained the Operational Performance Standard were promoted to SAC T . This rank was introduced to distinguish airmen trained to work unsupervised from those who were not. Previous use of insignia The insignia of a 3 or 4 bladed propeller surrounded by a circle was originally used after World War II to identify trade apprentices. It fell out of use after a very short period in service. See also RAF enlisted ranks UK enlisted ranks Category Military ranks of the Royal Air Force Category Air force ranks References references ... more details
Infobox Military rating name Aviation Survival Technician image File Aviation Survival Technician rating badge.png 125px caption Rating insignia issued by United States Coast Guard type Enlisted rating abbreviation AST specialty Aviation Image USCG AST2 Charles Mitchell and Oscar the dummy, off Boston, 2008 03 25 Coast Guard photo, PA3 Connie Terrell.jpg 300px right thumb A rescue swimmer from Coast Guard Air Station Cape Cod , Massachusetts , is hoisted back into an HH 60 Jayhawk after retrieving a rescue training dummy. Aviation Survival Technician is the United States Coast Guard term for its rescue swimmer s . They are trained at the U.S. Coast Guard s enlisted Aviation Survival Technician Rescue Swimmer school at Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City , North Carolina . The challenging job is featured prominently in the 2006 film The Guardian 2006 film The Guardian , starring Kevin Costner and Ashton Kutcher . Training and qualification Image So That Others May Live.jpg 300px right thumb Coast Guard rescue swimmers from Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City train off the coast of Atlantic City, New Jersey . The course is 18 weeks long. The course includes instruction on rescue techniques, helicopter deployment techniques, and myriad technical skills from small engine repair to parachute packing and maintenance. Successful completion of this course results in being awarded the Aviation Survival Technician List of United States Coast Guard ratings rating , the technical rating for a variety of aircraft and survival equipment maintenance. ref http www.uscg.mil hq attc Careers AST.htm Basic AST school information ref After completion of A School, all AST s are sent to Training Center Petaluma , California to attend the Coast Guard s Emergency Medical Technician school. After three weeks of EMT training, they must take and pass the National Registry of Emergency Medical ... aviation survival technician ast USCG AST duty description http www.defenselink.mil news newsarticle.aspx ... more details
In school s, the science technician is the person who prepares the practical equipment and makes up the solution s used in school science labs. The role also includes instructing and assisting teachers with practical skills, including class demonstrations, for advanced techniques across all disciplines. Many are very well qualified and have Academic degree degree s, such as a Bachelor s degree Bachelor of Arts B.A. or Bachelor of Science B.Sc. or Master s degree M.Sc. and or other professional qualifications such as the HNC, Higher National Diploma HND and National Vocational Qualification NVQ . wikibooks School science how to Their main duties include ref http www.lancashire.gov.uk education swg training and development jobs science technician index.asp ref Care of living organisms Making up solution s School science experiment s and demonstrations Inventory Budget and Accountancy Accounts Repairing and constructing laboratory equipment In December 2002 CLEAPSS commissioned a survey into the Specific Job roles of Science Technicians. The pdf Document G228 http www.cleapss.org.uk download G228.pdf Technicians and their jobs which can be freely downloaded was released and later updated in 2009. The guide was written to help promote a professional technician service in schools and colleges See also Science education References reflist External links http www.cleapss.org.uk CLEAPSS The School Science Advisory Service providing practical advice & help on safety in Science http www.ase.org.uk ASE Professional Organisation for Teachers and Techncians Category Education and training occupations Category Science occupations ... more details
A digital imaging technician DIT works in collaboration with a cinematographer on work flow, systemization, signal integrity and image manipulation, to achieve the highest image quality and creative goals of cinematography in the digital realm. ref http www.digitalproductionme.com article 718 4k bane or blessing 2 DigitalProductionME.com 4K Bane or blessing? The role of the Digital Imaging Technician DIT ref A DIT s role is especially prevalent with the widespread use of HD technology, in assisting cinematographers normally accustomed to film stock in achieving their desired look. They may also be in charge of transferring and managing the image data, replacing the traditional film loader position. The Digital Imaging or Image Technician is a relatively new position on a motion picture set. It was created as a response to transition from the traditional film medium into digital cinema which utilize various formats like HD. Since video reacts much differently than film in many situations, the DIT s job is to work with the cinematographer and help achieve the best results. This includes but not limited to monitoring exposure, setting up look up tables LUTs , set camera settings, and media management. References reflist Category cinematography Category digital art filming stub ... more details
, Occupational Outlook Handbook , 2006 07 Edition, August 4, 2006. ref A repair technician might ... sales environment. A public sector technician might work in the military, national security or law ... recovery , System administrator system administration , or Information Systems Technician ... s. This type of technician ranges from hobbyists and enthusiasts that volunteer or make a little side ... technician will work with five general categories of hardware desktop computer s, laptop s, Server ... repair, the user will not have lost any data and the technician can fully use the device with little interruption, and then diagnose the problem. Addressing the issue, the technician could take action ... wikibooks A Certification Information systems technician Rework electronics Notes reflist References ... school district DEFAULTSORT Computer Repair Technician Category Computer occupations Category People in information technology Computer repair technician Category Technicians he ... more details
Infobox Military rating name Missile Technician image File Rating Badge MT.jpg 125px caption Rating insignia issued by United States Navy type Enlisted rating abbreviation MT specialty Weapons Missile Technician abbreviated as MT is a United States Navy occupational Naval rating rating . MTs operate, test, maintain, troubleshoot , and repair ballistic missile weapons systems . He aligns, calibrates, troubleshoots and repairs all areas of the missile system, launcher system, and various test systems troubleshoots and repairs digital, electrical, and electronic systems troubleshoots and repairs cooling and heating systems as well as control systems using electromechanical devices, hydraulics , and pneumatics uses standard electronic test equipment such as meters, oscilloscope s, logic probes, and logic analyzers uses DOS based computers for word processing as well as other administrative record keeping tasks. ref name HIST cite web title Sailor Marine American Council on Education Registry Transcript work Bureau of Naval Personnel publisher American Council on Education url http www.militaryguides.acenet.edu ShowAceOccupations.asp?aceid NER MT 003 accessdate 2007 04 09 ref References references See also List of United States Navy ratings Portal United States Navy DEFAULTSORT Missile Technician Us Navy Category United States Navy ratings USN stub ... more details
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