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Technical Occupational Skills And Procedures

Uses tools safely and skilfully.
Uses hand and power tools, compressed air and pneumatic tools safely and skilfully.
  • ability to maintain tools in safe working condition
  • ability to operate hand and power tools, and compressed air and pneumatic tools in a safe manner
  • ability to select the appropriate hand or power tools and compressed air or pneumatic tools to perform a specific task
  • ability to operate hand and power tools and compressed air and pneumatic tools competently
Uses shop tools safely and skilfully.
  • ability to maintain welding machines (welding as a tool)
  • ability to select the attachment required for cutting while taking the necessary safety precautions
  • ability to clean, store and take care of torch tips
  • knowledge of engine lathe maintenance and operation
  • ability to operate an engine lathe to perform a specific task competently
Performs welding, brazing and soldering operations.
Performs welding operations.
  • knowledge of the principles of operation of electric welding
  • knowledge of the principles of operation of gas welding
  • knowledge of characteristics of oxygen and acetylene and the recommended handling and storage methods of the same
  • knowledge to determine welding conditions
  • ability to select proper welding process
  • ability to perform TIG, MIG and Stick welding
Performs brazing and soldering operations.
  • knowledge of proper techniques of using soldering irons and torches
  • ability to use the proper techniques of using soldering irons and torches
  • knowledge of proper techniques of brazing
  • ability to apply the proper techniques of brazing
Performs occupational related functions.
Moves/lifts equipment.
  • knowledge of rigging and hoisting and lifting and moving equipment and procedures
  • ability to move and lift equipment
  • knowledge of lifting (by hand) practices
Performs finishing.
  • knowledge of finishing procedures, such as painting, storage and shipping protection
  • ability to paint, store and ship equipment
Commissions equipment.
  • knowledge of commissioning mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
  • ability to commission mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
Assesses systems and equipment.
Performs visual inspection of system.
  • knowledge of mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
  • ability to visually detect obvious error indication and to correct
  • ability to visually inspect systems for damage
  • knowledge of error messages
  • ability to access error messages from systems
  • ability to eliminate non-essential messages
  • ability to interface, download data and interpret
Assesses condition of equipment.
  • knowledge of specifications, nameplate data, drawings and service manuals
  • ability to interpret specifications, nameplate data, drawings and service manuals
  • knowledge of construction, operation, and function of mechanical, electrical and electronic equipment
  • ability to determine the proper operation of mechanical, electrical and electronic systems within an entire process
Selects system measuring/testing equipment.
  • knowledge of measuring/testing equipment
  • ability to identify and use proper measuring/testing equipment
Conducts system measurements/tests and documents.
  • knowledge of proper testing procedures
  • ability to properly use testing equipment
  • knowledge of documentation and procedures
  • ability to apply documentation procedures
Analyzes results of system check.
  • knowledge of acceptable system specifications
  • ability to diagnose mechanical, electrical or electronic systems as being at fault
Checks mechanical, electrical and electronic components and systems.
Performs visual inspection of components.
  • knowledge of mechanical, electrical and electronic components
  • ability to perform a visual check of mechanical, electrical and electronic components for signs of damage
  • knowledge of operating characteristics of components
  • ability to run components and assess operation
  • ability to lockout systems for inspection, testing and component removal
Disassembles defective components.
  • knowledge of component removal procedures
  • ability to correctly remove system components
Selects appropriate measuring/testing equipment.
  • knowledge of testing/measuring equipment
  • ability to select the proper testing/measuring equipment used for system components
Conducts measurements/ tests and documents.
  • knowledge of proper testing procedures used on components of mechanical, electrical and electronic system
  • knowledge of acceptable cleaning procedures
  • knowledge of safe component removal procedures
  • knowledge of proper tagging and identification procedures
  • ability to correctly perform tests on components from mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
Evaluates results.
  • knowledge of acceptable specifications and tolerances
  • ability to assess results and determine appropriate actions
Removes defective part(s).
  • ability to correctly remove components from mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
Repairs/replaces defective mechanical, electrical and electronic part(s)/components.
Disassembles defective part(s) if required.
  • knowledge of isolation of parts and components
  • knowledge of applicable replacement components
  • ability to properly handle discreet and integrated components to ensure their protection
  • ability to disassemble and remove components from system
Assesses work to be performed.
  • ability to evaluate cost/time factors
  • knowledge of source materials and/or substitutes
  • ability to source materials or substitutes
Replaces part(s)/ components.
  • knowledge of replacement procedures for components within mechanical electrical, and electronic systems
  • ability to correctly replace components in mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
Repairs and assembles part(s)/components.
  • knowledge of repairing components in mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
  • knowledge of repair procedures
  • ability to correctly repair components within mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
  • ability to correctly reassemble components back into the mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
Tests part(s)/components for correct operation.
  • ability to perform required tests
  • ability to verify correct operation of replacement or repaired components
Installs part(s)/component(s) into system.
  • knowledge of installation procedures of components into mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
  • ability to install part(s)/component(s) within fits, tolerances and alignment requirements of the system
Checks for correct system operation.
Performs final system inspection.
  • knowledge of system inspection procedures
  • ability to analyze correct operation of systems
Operates systems.
  • knowledge of operation and specifications of mechanical, electrical and electronic systems
  • ability to check correct operation without line voltage
Conducts measurements/ test(s) on system and documents.
  • ability to check operation with line voltage
Evaluates system results.
  • ability to assess that all systems are operating within specifications
  • ability to interpret test and measurement readings
Tests systems and equipment.
Selects appropriate measuring/testing system procedures.
  • knowledge of the components in a system
  • ability to determine tests required to adequately determine components status
  • knowledge of test equipment required to perform procedures
Performs tests on systems.
  • knowledge of components specifications and tolerances
  • ability to assess tests that will not damage equipment or components
  • ability to connect test equipment to components being tested
  • ability to read and document results
  • knowledge of layout procedures for testing equipment and components
  • ability to set up components for testing
  • knowledge of learned techniques
  • ability to interpret manufacturer's specifications
Evaluates results on newly-installed equipment.
  • knowledge of insulation principles
  • knowledge of principles of mechanics, electricity and electronics
  • knowledge of applicable mechanical, electrical and electronic laws and their application
  • knowledge of vibration analysis
  • knowledge of components specifications and tolerances
  • ability to determine status of components under testing
Documents work in progress.
Uses correct forms and/or charts.
  • knowledge of quality assurance and report writing
  • knowledge of documentation procedures
  • ability to complete quality assurance documents
Records all visually defective components or missing components.
  • knowledge of mechanical, electrical and electronic systems and components
  • ability to document components that are absent or non-functional
Records all nameplate data.
  • knowledge of technical terms
  • ability to document equipment data
Records all replacement components/parts.
  • knowledge of proper part numbers or identification number
  • ability to record instructions
  • ability to use precise descriptions

Rotating Equipment

Reconditions and repairs rotating equipment.
Rewinds equipment.
  • knowledge of occupational skills and procedures
  • ability to perform occupational skills and procedures
  • knowledge of correct winding procedures and equipment
  • knowledge of electrical and electronic theory
  • ability to clean and insulate core
  • ability to strip and record all winding data
  • ability to wind coils, redesign windings, and install coils and connections
  • ability to varnish and bake
  • knowledge of operation and function of coils
Bands armature.
  • knowledge of banding materials
  • ability to use banding lathe
Machines or replaces rings and/or commutators.
  • knowledge of common machining practices
  • knowledge of undercutting and deburring armatures
  • ability to undercut and deburr
  • ability to perform armature tests
Balances rotating parts.
  • knowledge of balancing procedures
  • knowledge of balancing equipment
  • ability to use balancing equipment
  • ability to assess mechanical fits/tolerances and alignment procedures

Stationary Equipment

Checks and repairs stationary equipment.
De-energizes stationary equipment.
  • knowledge of protective equipment
  • knowledge of de-energizing process and procedures
  • ability to remove secondary loads
  • ability to lock out and tag equipment
  • ability to isolate equipment from energy source
Conducts oil tests.
  • knowledge of oil theory and handling methods
  • knowledge of oil-sampling collection procedure
  • knowledge of oil-handling equipment and procedures
  • ability to collect oil samples
Drains/fills/filters oil.
  • ability to maintain oil integrity and levels
Repairs stationary equipment.
  • knowledge of stationary equipment construction and operating characteristics
  • knowledge of core material, core types and stacking procedures
  • ability to unstack and dismantle cores and coils
  • knowledge of winding methods and materials
  • knowledge of equipment connections
  • ability to wind and connect coils
  • ability to identify damaged cores
  • ability to assemble and stack cores and coils
  • knowledge of assembly procedures for equipment
  • ability to perform required tests on repaired equipment
Assembles electrical/electronic control panel.
Determines location of components, installs and wires the same.
  • knowledge of characteristics and function of electrical components, layout procedures and use of measuring tools
  • knowledge of layout and marking procedures and use of drilling and tapping equipment
  • knowledge of circuitry and joining electrical wiring and components
  • ability to lay out and install components for control panels
  • ability to test assembled control panels

External Links

Provided by the Interprovincial Standards Red Seal Program National Occupational Analysis (NOA) http://www.red-seal.ca