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Produces recordings of electromotive variations in action of heart muscle, using electrocardiograph, while patient walks on treadmill, under direction of physician, to provide data for diagnosis of heart ailments. One to two years of training is typically required for this position.: Attaches electrodes to patient's arms, legs, and chest area, according to specified pattern, and connects electrode leads to electrocardiograph, to obtain electrocardiogram. Explains testing procedures to patient and obtains consent form. Starts treadmill at speed directed by physician. Starts electrocardiograph and records data, such as angle and speed of treadmill, patient's indications of pain, and measurements of blood pressure. Informs physician of wave abnormalities on electrocardiogram. Stands alongside patient during test to lend support if necessary. Removes recorder strip printout from machine upon conclusion of test to obtain permanent record of test. Edits and mounts representative samples of tracings for patient's record, indicating time of test measurement and bodily factors that could have affected recording. May conduct electrocardiograph test of resting patient.

Technician Hearing Test

Administers audiometric screening and threshold tests, generally pure-tone air conduction, to individuals or groups, under supervision of Audiologist or Otolaryngologist. Fits earphones on subject and provides instruction on procedures to be followed. : Adjusts audiometer to control sound emitted and records subjects' responses. Refers individuals to Audiologist for interpretation of test results and need for more definitive hearing examination or to physician for medical examination.

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Technician Optical Lens

Sets up and operates machine tools to fabricate optical elements and systems, applying knowledge of layout and machining techniques and procedures, shop mathematics, and properties of optical and abrasive materials. : Studies work order, blueprints, and sketches to formulate machining plans and sequences. Measures and marks dimensions and reference points to lay out stock for machining. Selects premixed compounds or mixes grinding, polishing, and holding compounds according to formula. Mounts work piece on holding fixture, using adhesive, friction, or vacuum. Mounts and secures work piece and tooling in machines. Operates machines, such as saws, lathes, grinders, milling machines, generators, polishers, and edgers to fabricate optics, fixtures, tools, and mountings of specified sizes and shapes. Grinds and polishes optics, using hand tools, as required. Measures and tests optics, using precision measuring and testing instruments. May develop specifications and drawings from verbal description. May perform experimental work and research to develop new production methods and procedures applying shop mathematics and knowledge of production techniques. May train and direct other workers.

Network Control Technician

Monitors data and/or voice communications network to ensure that network is available to all system users, and resolves data and/or voice communications problems. Checks network frequently to be sure it is operating correctly, and receives telephone calls from users with data and/or voice communications problems, such as failure of data to be transmitted to another location.: Monitors modems and display screen of terminal to computer to detect error messages that signal malfunction in communications software or hardware. Reviews procedures users followed to determine if specified steps were taken. Explains user procedures necessary to transmit data. Enters diagnostic commands into computer to determine nature of problem, and reads codes on screen to diagnose problem. Attaches diagnostic equipment to phone line to learn if line meets specification. Reads technical reference manuals for communications hardware and software to learn cause of problem. Instructs user to enter specified commands into computer to resolve problem. Calls service technician for service when problem cannot be resolved. Enters operating commands into computer to restart program. Records number of daily data and/or voice communications transactions and number of problems and actions taken. Updates documentation to record new equipment installed, new sites, and changes to computer configurations. May inspect communications wires and cables. May train staff and users to use equipment. May coordinate installation of or install communications lines.

Network Communications Technician

Responds to software and hardware problems, configures, implements, installs, repairs, and maintains data, voice, and network communications systems, using hand tools and software and hardware testing instruments and techniques. Implements recommended equipment modifications and enhancements in accordance with user request and business objectives. : Reviews work orders to move, change, install, upgrade, repair, or remove data communications equipment. Reads technical manuals to learn correct settings for equipment. Measures, cuts, and installs wires and cables. Splices wires or cables, using hand tools or soldering iron. Connects microcomputer or terminal to data communication lines, using hand tools and following diagrams and manuals. Disassembles equipment and inspects and tests wiring to locate and repair problem. Tests communication lines to ensure that specifications are met, using testing instruments such as voltmeter and data scope. Enters commands into computer to test equipment. Reads messages on computer screen to verify that data is being transmitted between locations according to specifications. Maintains working knowledge of current technologies, applications, and industry trends. May plan layout and installation of data communications equipment. May demonstrate use of equipment.

Optical Technician

Builds and tests optomechanical and digital devices to be used in such equipment as aerial cameras, gun sights, telescopes, etc., applying engineering theory and practical knowledge, under direction of engineering staff. Work is more limited in scope and more practically oriented than that of scientists and engineers.: Reviews project instructions and preliminary specifications to identify and plan requirements for parts fabrication, purchase, assembly, and test. Prepares sketches and writes work orders and purchase requests for items to be furnished by others, and follows up delivery. Designs, builds, or modifies fixtures used to assemble parts. Lays out cutting lines for machining, using drafting tools. Assembles and adjusts parts and related electrical units of prototype to prepare for test. Sets up prototype and test apparatus, such as control console, collimator, recording equipment, and cables in accordance with specifications. Operates controls of test apparatus and prototype to observe and record test results. Computes test data on laboratory forms for engineers. Confers in technical meetings, recommending design and material changes to reduce cost and lead time. May be assigned as group leader to coordinate work of technicians, model makers, and others assigned to assist.

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