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A liaison officer is a person who liaises between two or more organizations to communicate and coordinate their activities on a matter of mutual concern. Generally, liaison officers are used for achieving the best utilization of resources, or employment of services of one organization by another. A liaison officer is a ...

Job roles Telecommunications engineer: Plans and manages the installation and maintenance of telecommunication systems, including networks, cable, and satellite    RF engineer: Designs and optimizes radio frequency systems and components for wireless communication systems    Automation engineer: Implements automated systems using control systems technology    Instrumentation engineer: Manages control and measurement systems    Telecommunications specialist: Manages, supervises, and provides technical advice on telecommunications systems      Responsibilities Installing, ...

Education    Graduate from an accredited electrical engineering program with a bachelor's degree Skills and knowledge    Be able to use design software to produce schematics Understand electronic engineering codes Be good at designing and calculating Be able to use the required software or the desire to learn it   Responsibilities    Design, develop, test, and supervise the manufacture of electrical equipment Design ...

Skills Problem-solving: Use scientific discoveries to create products that are useful to people, companies, and governments    Communication: Be able to communicate well with customers, teams, and others    Project management: Be able to work under pressure and tight timelines, and coordinate efforts across teams    Teamwork: Be able to work collaboratively with others    Attention to detail: Be able to deliver projects on ...

A purchase incharge, also known as a purchasing manager or materials manager, is responsible for acquiring materials and services for a business. They manage the process of sourcing, purchasing, and receiving goods and services.    Responsibilities Supplier management Identify and evaluate suppliers, negotiate contracts, and maintain supplier relationships    Inventory management Monitor inventory levels, forecast demand, and implement strategies ...

Relevant B.Sc degrees: A B.Sc in Chemistry, Physics, or Material Science can be particularly beneficial as these fields provide a foundation for understanding material properties and behaviors which are crucial in fabrication. Entry-level roles: Quality Inspector: Checking fabricated parts for dimensional accuracy, surface finish, and compliance with quality standards, utilizing measuring tools and inspection ...

Responsibilities    Use AutoCAD to create 2D and 3D models Use AutoCAD to generate drawings for manufacturing Use AutoCAD to analyze the performance of existing products Use AutoCAD to improve existing products and create new models Use AutoCAD to simulate, iterate, and test operations Use AutoCAD to share files and ideas with other engineers Skills    Using AutoCAD's interface Drawing, editing, ...

Key responsibilities of a solar panel electrician: Installation: Assessing potential solar panel installation sites to determine suitability    Measuring and marking locations for panel mounting    Installing racking systems and mounting solar panels securely    Connecting solar panels to inverters and electrical wiring    Grounding electrical equipment and ensuring proper safety measures    Maintenance and Repair: Performing routine inspections and maintenance checks on ...

Responsibilities    Oversee receiving, warehousing, and distribution Implement and maintain security operations Ensure safe use of warehouse equipment Maintain accurate records of warehouse activities Prepare schedules for warehouse associates Train new employees Monitor compliance with safety standards Ensure an efficient flow of goods Ensure quality standards are met or exceeded Communicate with customers Other warehouse roles: Warehouse worker Load and unload materials, take inventory, ...

Doctors work in steel plants in various medical departments, including general medicine, cardiology, and critical care. They may work on a contractual basis.    Departments    General medicine: General practitioners work in steel plants Cardiology: Doctors work in the cardiology department Critical care: Doctors work in the critical care department Gastroenterology: Doctors work in the gastroenterology department Neurology: Doctors work in the neurology department Urosurgery: Doctors ...