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Utilizes drawings, codes, standards and service and operating manuals.
Interprets blueprints, drawings and schematics.
  • knowledge of types and formats of drawings and schematics
  • knowledge of information contained on drawings and schematics such as dimensions, tolerances and components
  • ability to recognize symbols and abbreviations
  • ability to calculate dimensions
  • ability to visualize three dimensional structures and circuits
Modifies drawings and schematics.
  • knowledge of modifications to electrical systems
  • knowledge of drawing conventions
  • knowledge of documentation requirements for drawings
  • knowledge of CAD systems
  • ability to prepare sketches
  • ability to document changes to drawings and schematics
Interprets service and operating manuals, specifications and technical bulletins.
  • knowledge of operation of equipment or components
  • knowledge of service/operating manuals
  • knowledge of technical bulletins
  • knowledge of equipment specifications
  • ability to locate product information, operating service procedures and maintenance schedules
  • ability to access information from the Internet, DVD or CD
  • ability to recognize need for and locate technical updates and technical bulletins
  • ability to update service operating manuals
Complies with government codes, standards and regulations.
  • knowledge of government standards and regulations such as OHSA, WHMIS, TDG hazardous/dangerous goods
  • knowledge of ECUSR, IEEE, CSA, ULC and ISA standards
  • knowledge of Federal, Provincial and Municipal electrical codes
  • ability to locate and access standards, codes and regulations
  • ability to interpret standards, codes and regulations
Employs tools and equipment.
Uses and services hand tools.
  • knowledge of types and function of common hand tools
  • knowledge of metric and imperial tool sizes
  • knowledge of operating procedures and techniques for hand tools
  • ability to select hand tools required for task to be performed
  • ability to clean and lubricate hand tools
  • ability to store hand tools
  • ability to perform minor repairs such as sharpening, straightening and cleaning
Operates and services portable power tools.
  • knowledge of types and functions of air, electric and hydraulic portable power tools
  • knowledge of operating procedures for air, electric and hydraulic portable power tools
  • knowledge of capabilities and limitations of air, electric and hydraulic portable power tools
  • knowledge of power supply requirements for selected portable power tools
  • ability to select the portable power tools for the job to be performed
  • ability to clean and lubricate portable power tools
  • ability to perform minor repairs such as replace power cord ends, replace air line connectors and replace hydraulic or air hoses
  • ability to store portable power tools
Operates powder-actuated tools.
  • knowledge of types and functions of powder actuated tools
  • knowledge of operating procedures for powder actuated tools
  • knowledge of specifications of fasteners for powder-actuated tools
  • knowledge of capabilities and limitations of powder-actuated tools
  • knowledge of licencing or training requirements prior to use of powder-actuated tools
  • ability to charge powder-actuated tools
  • ability to clean and lubricate powder-actuated tools
  • ability to perform basic maintenance and minor repairs of powder-actuated tools
  • ability to transport, store and dispose of powder actuated tools
Operates and services stationary power tools.
  • knowledge of types and functions of stationary power tools
  • knowledge of operating procedures for stationary power tools
  • knowledge of capabilities and limitations of stationary power tools
  • knowledge of power supply requirements for selected stationary power tools
  • ability to select the stationary power tool for the job to be performed
  • ability to clean and lubricate stationary power tools
  • ability to perform minor repairs
Uses access equipment.
  • knowledge of types of access equipment such as ladders, staging and scaffolding
  • knowledge of load bearing capacity of access equipment
  • knowledge of standards, specifications and regulations for access equipment such as Occupational Health and Safety Regulations
  • ability to secure access equipment
  • ability to employ fall arrest equipment such as harnesses, safety belts and lines
  • ability to erect, dismantle and maintain stationary scaffolding
  • ability to erect, dismantle and maintain rolling scaffolding
  • ability to erect, dismantle and maintain staging
Operates and maintains material handling equipment.
  • knowledge of types and functions of hoisting, tugging and lifting devices such as jacks, hoists and come-alongs
  • knowledge of types and functions of rigging equipment such as belts, ropes, cables and slings
  • knowledge of operating procedures and techniques for hoisting, tugging and lifting devices
  • knowledge of hoisting, tugging and lifting capacities
  • ability to calculate loads and weights
  • ability to clean, lubricate and store rigging, hoisting, tugging and lifting devices
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective and leaking components
  • ability to perform minor repairs and replenish fluids
Uses mechanical measuring equipment.
  • knowledge of types and functions of mechanical measuring equipment such as vernier calipers, micrometers and dial indicators
  • knowledge of operating procedures for mechanical measuring equipment
  • knowledge of handling and storage requirements for mechanical measuring equipment
  • ability to check mechanical measuring equipment for accuracy and calibration
  • ability to convert between metric and imperial measurements
  • ability to identify damaged, worn or inaccurate mechanical measuring equipment
  • ability to store mechanical measuring equipment
Operates electrical testing and diagnostic tools.
  • knowledge of types and functions of electrical testing and diagnostic tools
  • knowledge of proper care and handling of electrical testing and diagnostic tools
  • knowledge of operating procedures for electrical testing and diagnostic tools
  • knowledge of capabilities and limitations of electrical testing and diagnostic tools
  • ability to interpret readings and fault codes
  • ability to hook up electrical testing and diagnostic tools
  • ability to perform minor maintenance such as changing batteries or cleaning connectors
  • ability to store electrical testing and diagnostic tools
Operates computer systems.
  • knowledge of types and functions of computer systems
  • knowledge of capabilities of computer systems
  • knowledge of computer operating systems and networking requirements
  • knowledge of computer system software such as word processors, data bases, e-mail and Internet browsers
  • ability to download and upload e-mail and digital images on laptop and desk top computers
  • ability to backup storage media
  • ability to create and modify documents
  • ability to input data to manufacturer’s software
Demonstrates work practices and procedures.
Conducts work area inspection.
  • knowledge of component defects
  • knowledge of inspection check lists
  • ability to recognize work area hazards
  • ability to recognize defective equipment and components
  • ability to recognize damaged or worn components
  • ability to document work area inspections
Installs fasteners, fittings and connectors.
  • knowledge of types, styles, purposes and sizes of fasteners, fittings and connectors
  • knowledge of capabilities and limitation of fasteners, fittings and connectors
  • knowledge of replacement procedures and techniques for fasteners, fittings and connectors
  • knowledge of torque limits
  • knowledge of required lubricants and sealants on fittings, fasteners and connectors
  • ability to select fasteners, fittings and connectors compatible and reliable with job specifications
  • ability to torque fasteners
  • ability to lubricate and seal fasteners, fittings and connectors
Performs lock-out and tagging.
  • knowledge of lock-out and tagging procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of system components that require lock-out and tagging
  • knowledge of plant and documentation requirements
  • ability to implement lock-out procedures
  • ability to affix tags and signage
Installs conduit.
  • knowledge of types and sizes of conduit
  • knowledge of electrical applications requiring conduit
  • ability to route conduit
  • ability to mount and secure conduit
  • ability to cut and join conduit
  • ability to bend conduit
Performs electrical wiring and termination operations.
  • knowledge of types, sizes and gauges of wire
  • knowledge of wiring procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of termination procedures and techniques
  • ability to route and secure wiring
  • ability to cut and crimp wiring
  • ability to label, verify and record installation of wiring
  • ability to check continuity of wiring
  • ability to terminate wiring
  • ability to fish wiring through conduit
Installs raceways, cable trays, busways and associated components.
  • knowledge of types and sizes of raceways, cable trays, busways and associated components
  • knowledge of electrical codes and local utility standards
  • knowledge of methods of support for raceways, cable trays and busways
  • knowledge of grounding techniques and procedures for raceways, cable trays and busways
  • ability to layout position of raceways, cable trays and busways
  • ability to secure raceways, cable trays and busways
Cleans and lubricates parts and components.
  • knowledge of cleaning equipment
  • knowledge of lubricating equipment
  • knowledge of characteristics, applications, qualities and capabilities of lubricants and cleaners
  • knowledge of cleaning and lubricating equipment operating procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of personal and work area protective equipment
  • knowledge of ventilation requirements
  • knowledge of environmental protection requirements for cleaners and lubricants such as recovery, disposal, storage and handling
  • ability to apply lubricants
  • ability to operate cleaning equipment
Troubleshoots common electrical devices associated with pneumatic/hydraulic/ mechanical systems.
  • knowledge of components of electrical devices associated with pneumatic/hydraulic systems such as central system pressure switches
  • knowledge of operation of electrical devices associated with pneumatic/hydraulic systems
  • knowledge of operation of pneumatic/hydraulic systems
  • knowledge of diagnostic instruments such as regulators and pressure gauges
  • knowledge of faults that occur in electrical devices associated with pneumatic/hydraulic systems
  • knowledge of service procedures and techniques for pneumatic/hydraulic systems
  • ability to shutdown pneumatic/hydraulic systems
  • ability to operate diagnostic instruments
  • ability to isolate fault to electrical devices in pneumatic/hydraulic systems
  • ability to replace filters, air dryers and oil injectors on pneumatic systems
  • ability to operate portable hydraulic units and set pressure rise and fall on pressure switches
Services mechanical components of electrical equipment.
  • knowledge of mechanical components associated with electrical equipment such as chains, sprockets, belts, links, levels, pulleys, sockets, couplings, shafts, bearings and bushings
  • knowledge of operation of mechanical components
  • knowledge of replacement and adjustment procedures for mechanical components
  • ability to replace defective, damaged or worn mechanical components
  • ability to align mechanical components
  • ability to adjust mechanical components such as links, levels and belts
Completes work-related documentation.
  • knowledge of required work-related documents such as repair orders, maintenance cards/sheets, preventative/predictive maintenance sheets and government inspection forms
  • knowledge of information required for specific work-related documents such as work performed, date performed, signature, time required and parts replaced
  • ability to file service records
  • ability to update service records

Wiring And Lighting Systems

Installs and maintains illumination systems.
Inspects illumination systems.
  • knowledge of components of illumination systems
  • knowledge of operation of components of illumination systems
  • knowledge of inspection techniques
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective or hazardous components such as cracked lens, missing globes/guards, flickering lamps, broken sockets or broken/missing supports
  • ability to recognize abnormal odours and sounds such as humming
  • ability to functionally test illumination systems
Replaces illumination systems.
  • knowledge of installation techniques and applications for illumination systems
  • knowledge of types and sizes of luminaires
  • ability to mount and secure components
  • ability to connect components
Troubleshoots illumination systems.
  • knowledge of illumination systems
  • knowledge of types and sizes of luminaires
  • knowledge of capability and capacity of system parts such as ballasts and lamps
  • knowledge of faults in illumination systems such as shorts and grounds
  • ability to employ diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters and lamp testers
  • ability to recognize faults in illumination systems
  • ability to isolate faults in illumination systems
Repairs illumination systems.
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques and performance characteristics of illumination systems
  • knowledge of repair, replacement, adjustment procedures and techniques for illumination systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes, ratings and operation of components/parts such as photo cells and timers
  • ability to replace illumination system components/parts such as ballasts, sockets and lamps
  • ability to adjust height and angles of fixtures
  • ability to verify operation of adjusted and replaced components/parts
Maintains single and three-phase AC systems.
Inspects single and three phase AC systems.
  • knowledge of components of single and three phase AC systems
  • knowledge of operational characteristics of single and three-phase AC systems
  • knowledge of inspection procedures
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective, hazardous components such as damaged insulation, sockets, ballasts and chargers
  • ability to conduct physical examination for abnormal characteristics such as heat
  • ability to verify operation of systems
Replaces single and three phase AC systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for single and three-phase AC systems
  • knowledge of operational characteristics such as heat ratings, types and uses
  • ability to mount and secure components such as panels, switches, relays and breakers
  • ability to connect components
Troubleshoots single and three-phase AC systems.
  • knowledge of operational characteristics of single and three-phase AC systems such as capabilities of components, balance loads, voltage ratings and frequencies
  • knowledge of probable causes of faults such as shorts, opens and grounds
  • knowledge of fault severity
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment such as meters and ballast testers
  • ability to isolate fault to a component or part
  • ability to interpret diagnostic data
ability to interpret diagnostic data
  • knowledge of replacement procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of adjustment procedures, ratings and properties
  • knowledge of types, sizes, capabilities of components
  • knowledge of operation of the components
  • ability to replace components such as relays, contactors, transformers and sockets
  • ability to bring components into specification such as adjusting spring tension on relays, gap between contacts and transformer outputs
  • ability to fabricate or modify replacement components such as shades, guards, relay mountings, back planes and panels
  • ability to verify operation of replaced, adjusted and fabricated components
Services single and three phase AC systems.
  • knowledge of operational characteristics of components such as life expectancy
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing, preventative/predictive maintenance, routing and frequency
  • ability to perform preventative/predictive maintenance procedures
  • ability to verify operation of components
Maintains DC systems.
Inspects DC systems.
  • knowledge of components of DC systems
  • knowledge of operational characteristics of DC systems
  • knowledge of inspection procedures
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective, hazardous components such as damaged insulation, sockets, ballasts, chargers and batteries
  • ability to conduct physical examination for abnormal characteristics such as heat
  • ability to verify operation of systems
Replaces DC systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for DC systems
  • knowledge of operational characteristics such as heat ratings, types and uses
  • ability to mount and secure components such as panels, switches, relays and breakers
  • ability to connect components
Troubleshoots DC systems.
  • knowledge of operational characteristics of DC systems such as capabilities of components, balance loads, voltage ratings
  • knowledge of probable causes of faults such as shorts, opens and grounds
  • knowledge of fault severity
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment such as meters and ballast testers
  • ability to isolate fault to a component or part
  • ability to interpret diagnostic data
Repairs DC systems.
  • knowledge of replacement procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of adjustment procedures, ratings and properties
  • knowledge of types, sizes, capabilities of components
  • knowledge of operation of the components
  • ability to replace components such as relays, contactors and sockets
  • ability to bring components into specification such as adjusting spring tension on relays and gap between contacts
  • ability to fabricate or modify replacement components such as shades, guards, relay mountings, back planes and panels
  • ability to verify operation of replaced, adjusted and fabricated components
Services DC systems.
  • knowledge of operational characteristics of components such as life expectancy
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing preventative/predictive maintenance, routing and frequency
  • ability to perform preventative/predictive maintenance procedures
  • ability to verify operation of components
Maintains grounding, bonding and cathodic protection systems.
Inspects grounding, bonding and cathodic protection systems.
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of system components and characteristics such as types, sizes and uses
  • knowledge of system requirements such as fault current
  • ability to visually and physically examine components for wear, damages and defects
Replaces grounding, bonding and cathodic protection systems.
  • knowledge of installation techniques and procedures such as torque requirements
  • knowledge of system characteristics such as types, sizes, interchangeability and location
  • knowledge of requirements of the grounding, bonding, cathodic system such as fault protocol and ground conditions
  • ability to use specialty tools such as powder actuated tools
  • ability to mount and secure components such as conductors, neutral grounding and current transformers
  • ability to connect/attach components such as ground clamps and thermit-welding equipment
Troubleshoots grounding, bonding and cathodic protection systems.
  • knowledge of system characteristics
  • knowledge of probable causes of faults
  • knowledge of required diagnostic equipment such as meggers, meters and grounding test sets
  • ability to analyze component faults
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to interpret diagnostic results
Repairs grounding, bonding and cathodic protection systems.
  • knowledge of replacement procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of adjustment procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of system characteristics
  • knowledge of specialty equipment types, uses and procedures
  • ability to replace damaged components
  • ability to adjust tolerances of components to specifications
  • ability to use specialty equipment such as powder-actuated tools
  • ability to verify operation of replaced components
  • ability to verify system integrity
Services grounding, bonding and cathodic protection systems.
  • knowledge of system requirements and characteristics
  • knowledge of test procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of preventative maintenance schedule such as frequency and routing
  • knowledge of components and parts
  • ability to functionally test systems
  • ability to perform preventative maintenance procedures
  • ability to verify operation of systems
Maintains seismic restraint systems.
Inspects seismic restraint systems.
  • knowledge of government requirements (as applicable to geographic location)
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques of systems
  • knowledge of system components such as cables and vibration mounts
  • ability to visually and physically examine systems for system integrity
Replaces seismic restraint systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of specifications of components such as cable sizes, types and mounting hardware
  • knowledge of fabrication techniques
  • ability to mount and secure components such as cables and mounting hardware
  • ability to connect components such as cables and mounting hardware
  • ability to fabricate mounting components
Repairs seismic restraint systems.
  • knowledge of replacement procedures and techniques
  • ability to replace cables and mounting hardware
  • ability to verify integrity of replaced components

Power Distribution And Generating Systems

Maintains high voltage power distribution systems.
Inspects high voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of components of system such as alternators, transformers and switch gears
  • knowledge of operation of components of high voltage power systems
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques for high voltage power systems
  • knowledge of safety procedures and equipment required to inspect high voltage power systems
  • ability to visually examine high voltage systems for abnormal operation of components such as knife blades, alignment, damaged components and leaking transformers
  • ability to confirm operation of high voltage power systems
Replaces high voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of high voltage power systems and components
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for termination of high voltage wires
  • knowledge of ratings and interchangeability of components such as bus and breakers
  • knowledge of high voltage test equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of safety procedures and equipment required to install high voltage power systems
  • ability to locate, mount and secure high voltage components such as transformers and disconnects
  • ability to terminate high voltage conductors
  • ability to operate high voltage test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as voltage, current, resistance, phase angle and frequency
Troubleshoots high voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of components of high voltage power systems such as alternators, transformers and switch gears
  • knowledge of high voltage diagnostic equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of causes of power losses such as phase-to-phase shorts, over current and under frequency
  • knowledge of safety procedures and equipment required to troubleshoot high voltage power sytems
  • ability to isolate faults to component levels
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to interpret diagnostic data such as voltage, current and frequency
Repairs high voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of high voltage power systems
  • knowledge of components of high voltage power systems
  • knowledge of repair, replacement and adjustment procedures and techniques for high voltage power components
  • knowledge of high voltage test equipment
  • knowledge of high voltage power systems components/parts such as transformers, connectors and switches
  • knowledge of operation of test equipment and interpret test data
  • knowledge of safety procedures and equipment required to repair high voltage power systems
  • ability to verify operation of replaced or adjusted components.
Services high voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of high voltage power systems
  • knowledge of components of high voltage power systems
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing high voltage insulation testing such as transformers, oil samplings, infra red analysis
  • knowledge of preventative/predictive maintenance schedule
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques for components such as breakers, relays and switch gears
  • knowledge of operation of test equipment cleaning methods and materials for high voltage system components
  • knowledge of safety procedures and equipment required to service high voltage power systems
  • ability to calibrate components such as breakers, relays and switch gears
  • ability to perform procedures such as oil samplings, infra red testing and high voltage insulation testing
  • ability to clean components such as insulators, contactors and switch gears
Maintains low voltage power distribution systems.
Inspects low voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of components of low voltage power systems such as alternators, transformers, switch gears and contactors
  • knowledge of operation of components of low voltage power systems
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques for low voltage power systems
  • ability to visually examine low voltage systems for abnormal operation of components such as damaged components, leaking transformers and discolouration of contacts
  • ability to confirm operation of low voltage power systems
Installs low voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for low voltage power systems such as generators, motor circuits, wire terminations
  • knowledge of rating and interchangeability of components such as bus, breakers and distribution panels
  • knowledge of low voltage test equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of characteristics, types and sizes of low voltage power system components
  • ability to mount and secure low voltage components such as motors, generators and lights
  • ability to interpret test data
  • ability to connect power supply
  • ability to verify operation of low voltage power systems
Troubleshoots energized and non-energized low voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of operation and function of components of low voltage power systems such as motors, generators and switches
  • knowledge of low voltage diagnostic equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of fault characteristics of low voltage power systems
  • knowledge of types of tests for low voltage power systems
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment such as meggers
  • ability to interpret test data such as resistance level
  • ability to isolate faults to component levels
Repairs low voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of operation and function of components of low voltage power systems such as motors, generators and switches
  • knowledge of low voltage test equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of repair, replacement, alignment, adjustment, modification, procedures and techniques for low voltage power systems
  • ability to replace, adjust and modify low voltage power system components such as breakers, panels and motor control centres
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data
  • ability to verify operation of replaced, adjusted and modified low voltage power system components
  • ability to overhaul components such as motors, breakers and contactors
Services low voltage power systems.
  • knowledge of components and characteristics of low voltage power systems
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing components such as bearings, contacts, relays and switches
  • knowledge of specifications of components of low voltage power systems
  • knowledge of preventative/predictive maintenance schedule
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of operation of test equipment
  • ability to perform procedures such as greasing, cleaning, retorquing and painting
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data
  • ability to verify operation of low voltage power system components to specification
Maintains direct current power systems.
Inspects direct current power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of direct current power systems
  • knowledge of components of direct current power systems
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques for direct current power systems
  • knowledge of specifications of components of direct current power systems
  • ability to visually examine direct current power system components such as motors, generators, batteries and brushes
  • ability to confirm operation of DC power system components
Replaces direct current power systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for DC power system components
  • knowledge of specifications, interchangeability, and characteristics of components such as contactors, breakers and relays
  • knowledge of test equipment
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data
  • ability to locate, mount and secure components of DC power systems
  • ability to terminate DC component connections
  • ability to verify operation of DC power systems
Troubleshoots direct current power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of components of DC power systems such as motors and generators
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of types and characteristics of DC power system components such as field control/systems and batteries
  • knowledge of types and causes of failure of DC power system components
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to interpret diagnostic data such as voltage and current resistance
  • ability to locate and isolate faulty components in DC power systems
Repairs direct current power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of DC power systems
  • knowledge of components of DC power systems
  • knowledge of specifications and characteristics of components of DC power systems
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of capacities and interchangeability of components such as brushes, relays and buses
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for repair, replacement, adjustment, modification and fabrication of components for DC power systems
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data
  • ability to replace, adjust, and modify components for DC power systems
  • ability to verify operation of replaced, adjusted and modified components for DC power systems
Services direct current power systems.
  • knowledge of operation of DC power systems
  • knowledge of characteristics and specifications for components of DC power systems
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing such as replacing brushes, batteries and bearings and resurfacing commutators
  • knowledge of preventative/predictive maintenance schedule
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques for components such as brushes, spring tension and contact/pressure gap
  • knowledge of operation of test equipment and procedures for testing
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as resistance integrity, voltage and current
  • ability to calibrate components such as electrolyte levels, brush gap, spring tension and charger
  • ability to perform procedures such as cleaning, painting and resurfacing

Electrical Equipment

ability to remove obstruction and debris from cooling fan surfaces
Inspects rotating equipment and associated controls.
  • knowledge of components of rotating equipment and associated controls
  • knowledge of operation of components
  • knowledge of inspection techniques and procedures
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective or hazardous components such as bearings, brushes and slip rings
  • ability to recognize abnormal heat, sounds, odours, vibrations and arching/sparking sources
  • ability to functionally test control elements such as Human Machine Interface (HMI), starting/stopping systems and speed controls
Replaces rotating equipment and associated controls.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, sizes and ratings of parts and components
  • ability to mount and secure rotating equipment and associated controls
  • ability to connect rotating equipment and associated controls to power source
  • ability to verify operation of installed rotating equipment
Troubleshoots rotating equipment and associated controls.
  • knowledge of rotating equipment and associated control systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes and ratings of system components such as AC/DC motors, AC/DC generators and HMI’s
  • knowledge of faults in rotating equipment and associated controls such as shorts, grounds and loss of phase
  • ability to employ diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters, meggers and tachometers
  • ability to recognize faults
  • ability to isolate faults in system down to parts/components
Repairs rotating equipment and associated controls.
  • knowledge of repair, replacement, adjustment techniques and procedures
  • knowledge of types, sizes, ratings and operation of components/parts
  • ability to replace components/parts such as brushes, bearings, thermistors and HMI’s
  • ability to adjust control parameters such as speed, acceleration and overload settings
  • ability to verify operation of repaired, replaced or adjusted components/parts
Services rotating equipment and associated controls.
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing rotating equipment and associated controls
  • knowledge of types and ratings of components/parts
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of calibration equipment
  • knowledge of preventive/predictive maintenance procedures and techniques
  • ability to employ calibration equipment
  • ability to apply preventive maintenance procedures such as scheduled brush replacement, resurface commutator and remove obstructions and debris
  • ability to remove obstruction and debris from cooling surfaces
Maintains drives and associated controls.
Inspects drives and associated controls.
  • knowledge of drives and associated control systems
  • knowledge of operation of components
  • knowledge of inspection techniques and procedures
  • knowledge of operating parameters of drive system and associated controls
  • ability to confirm performance within parameters such as deceleration, loading and acceleration
  • ability to functionally test drives and associated control elements such as HMI, starting and stopping systems and speed controls
Replaces drives and associated controls.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, sizes, ratings of parts and components
  • ability to mount and secure drives and associated controls
  • ability to connect drives and associated controls to power source
  • ability to configure operating parameters
  • ability to verify operation of installed drives and associated controls
  • ability to tune for optimal performance
Troubleshoots drives and associated controls.
  • knowledge of drives and associated control system
  • knowledge of types, sizes, rating of system components/parts such as HMI, modules, filters and power supplies
  • knowledge of operating parameters of system
  • knowledge of faults such as shorts, grounds, misfires and communication loss
  • ability to employ diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters, tachometers, HMI and oscilloscopes
  • ability to recognize faults
  • ability to isolate faults in system to parts/components to card level
Repairs drives and associated controls.
  • knowledge of repair, replacement, tuning techniques and procedures
  • knowledge of types, size, rating and operation of components/parts
  • ability to replace components such as boards, thyristors, heat sinks and printed circuits
  • ability to tune control loops and drive parameters such as acceleration, deceleration and overloads
  • ability to verify operation of replaced and tuned components/parts
Services drives and associated controls.
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing drives and associated controls
  • knowledge of types and ratings of components/parts
  • knowledge of tuning procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of operating parameter for drives and associated control systems
  • knowledge of tuning equipment such as field remotes, interface units, oscilloscopes, HMI and tachometers
  • ability to employ tuning equipment
  • ability to tune to optimal performance levels
  • ability to tighten connections
  • ability to disassemble/reassemble drive components/parts
  • ability to remove obstruction and debris from cooling fan surfaces

Emergency And Standby Systems

Maintains uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS).
Inspects uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS).
  • knowledge of components of UPS
  • knowledge of operation of UPS
  • knowledge of inspection techniques and procedures
  • ability to recognize hazardous conditions in batteries and chargers
  • ability to interpret monitor readings such as battery voltage, charge rate and ambient temperature
Replaces uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS).
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, sizes, ratings, capacity and manufacturer’s recommendations of UPS components such as batteries and inertia
  • ability to recognize battery hazards and ventilation requirements
  • ability to mount and secure UPS
  • ability to connect UPS to power source and protected load
  • ability to verify operation of installed UPS
ability to connect UPS to power source and protected load
  • knowledge of UPS equipment
  • knowledge of types, sizes, ratings and capacity of UPS
  • knowledge of faults such as low battery voltage, low electrolyte levels, incorrect charging rates and switching controls
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment such as battery test kit, oscilloscopes and multi-meters
  • ability to employ diagnostic equipment
  • ability to recognize faults
  • ability to isolate system faults to parts/components
Repairs uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS).
  • knowledge of repair and replacement techniques and procedures
  • knowledge of types, sizes, rating and operation of components/parts
  • ability to replace components such as fuses, batteries, rectifiers and thyristors
  • ability to verify operation of replaced components/parts
Services uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS).
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing UPS
  • knowledge of types, sizes and ratings of components/parts
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of equipment such as hygrometers, multi-meters and volume sensors
  • knowledge of battery replacement schedule
  • ability to employ test equipment
  • ability to replace batteries
  • ability to correct electrolyte levels
  • ability to clean and tighten battery connections
Maintains standby power generating systems.
Inspects standby power generating systems.
  • knowledge of components of standby power generating systems
  • knowledge of operation of standby power generating systems
  • knowledge of inspection techniques and procedures
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective or hazardous components such as bearings, brushes and slip rings
  • ability to recognize abnormal heat, sounds, odours, vibration, arcing and sparking
  • ability to functionally test system and components such as transfer switches and battery chargers
Replaces standby power generating systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, sizes and rating of systems
  • ability to mount and secure standby power generating systems
  • ability to connect standby power generating systems to power supply and protected load
  • ability to verify operation of installed standby systems
Troubleshoots standby power generating systems.
  • knowledge of diagnostic techniques and procedures
  • knowledge of standby power generating systems
  • knowledge of types and ratings of system components/parts
  • knowledge of faults in standby power generating systems such as shorts, ground, loss of field and failure to start
  • ability to employ diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters, oscilloscopes, tachometers and meggers
  • ability to recognize faults
  • ability to isolate system faults down to components/parts
Repairs standby power generating systems.
  • knowledge of repair, replacement and adjustment techniques and procedures
  • knowledge of types, sizes, ratings and operation of system components/parts
  • ability to replace components/parts such as brushes, batteries and transfer switch parts
  • ability to adjust control parameters such as speed, synchronization and droop
  • ability to verify operation of repaired, replaced or adjusted components/parts
Services standby power generating systems.
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing standby power generating systems
  • knowledge of types and ratings of components/parts
  • ability to employ monitoring devices such as voltmeters, ammeters and synchrometers
  • ability to test functionality of system and peripherals such as dampers
  • ability to complete service checklists
  • ability to apply preventive, predictive maintenance procedures such as check fluid levels and tighten connections

Communication Systems

Maintains alarm systems.
Inspects alarm systems.
  • knowledge of operation of alarm systems
  • knowledge of components of alarm systems such as detectors and switches
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques for alarm systems
  • ability to visually examine alarm systems for damaged or abnormal operation such as detectors, manual stations and annunciation panels
  • ability to confirm operation of alarm systems
Replaces alarm systems.
  • knowledge of operation of alarm systems and interchangeability
  • knowledge of types, sizes and function of alarm system components
  • knowledge of specifications for alarm system components
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for alarm systems
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures
  • ability to locate, mount and secure alarm system components
  • ability to terminate alarm system components such as batteries, strobe lights, horns and buzzers
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as voltage, system resistance and load
Troubleshoots alarm systems.
  • knowledge of operation of alarm systems and components
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of causes of component failure such as shorts, opens and grounds
  • ability to isolate fault to component level
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to interpret diagnostic data such as voltage, continuity and resistance
Repairs alarm systems.
  • knowledge of operation of alarm systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes, interchangeability and function of alarm system components such as fire alarms, process alarms and intrusion alarms
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for repair, replacement, adjustment and modification of alarm system components
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures for testing
  • ability to replace, adjust and modify alarm system components such as arming device, manual stations and photocells
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as resistance
  • ability to verify operation of repaired alarm system components
Services alarm systems.
  • knowledge of operation of alarm systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes and function of alarm system components
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing alarm system components such as manual stations
  • knowledge of operation of test equipment and procedures
  • knowledge of preventative/predictive maintenance schedule
  • ability to perform procedures such as cleaning
  • ability to calibrate components such as detectors and photo/motion sensors
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to verify operation of alarm systems
  • ability to interpret data such as signal-in and signal-out
Maintains paging systems.
Inspects paging systems.
  • knowledge of operation of paging systems
  • knowledge of components of paging systems such as cameras, speakers, transmitters and receivers
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques for paging systems
  • knowledge of specifications for paging system components
  • ability to visually examine paging systems for pager audio level
  • ability to confirm operation of paging systems
Replaces paging systems.
  • knowledge of operation of paging systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes specifications and interchangeability of paging system components such as receivers and transmitters
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for paging systems
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures for testing paging systems
  • ability to locate, mount and secure paging system components
  • ability to fabricate parts such as mounting brackets and stands
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as audio sound
  • ability to verify operation of paging and system components
Troubleshoots paging systems.
  • knowledge of operation of components of paging systems such as cameras, speakers and microphones
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment and procedures such as signal analyzers and voltage meters
  • knowledge of causes of faults such as signal distortion, noises and shielding
  • knowledge of specifications for components of paging systems
  • ability to isolate faults down to component levels
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to interpret diagnostic data such as sounds and tones
17.04 Repairs paging systems. Supporting Knowledge & Abilities
  • knowledge of operation of paging systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes and interchangeability of components of paging systems
  • knowledge of specifications for paging system components
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for repair, replacement, fabrication, modification, and adjustment of paging system components
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures
  • ability to repair, adjust, replace, modify and fabricate paging system components
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as cables integrity (resistances) and voltage levels
  • ability to verify operation of repaired paging system components
Services paging systems.
  • knowledge of operation of paging systems
  • knowledge of specifications for components of paging systems
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques of servicing such as cleaning and storage
  • knowledge of preventative/predictive maintenance schedules
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques such as tone strength
  • knowledge of operation of test equipment and test procedures
  • ability to calibrate components of systems
  • ability to perform procedures such as air cleaning and vacuuming of paging systems
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as signal strength and tone
Maintains audio-visual systems.
Inspects audio-visual systems.
  • knowledge of operation of audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of components of paging and audio visual systems such as cameras, speakers, transmitters and receivers
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques for audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of specifications for audio-visual system components
  • ability to visually examine audio-visual systems for monitor display and clear definition audio level
  • ability to confirm operation of audio-visual systems
Replaces audio-visual systems.
  • knowledge of operation of audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes, specifications and interchangeability of audio-visual system components such as receivers, transmitters, monitors and lenses
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures for testing
  • ability to locate, mount and secure audio-visual system components
  • ability to fabricate parts such as mounting brackets and stands
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as display, tone, audio sound and recording
  • ability to verify operation of audio-visual system components
Troubleshoots audio-visual systems.
  • knowledge of operation of components of audio visual systems such as cameras, speakers, VCRs and microphones
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment and procedures such as signal analyzers and voltage meters
  • knowledge of causes of faults such as signal distortion, noises, corrupted display and shielding
  • knowledge of specifications for components of audio-visual systems
  • ability to isolate faults down to component levels
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to interpret diagnostic data such as sounds, tones and data collisions
Repairs audio-visual systems.
  • knowledge of operation of audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes and interchangeability of components of audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of specifications for paging and audio-visual system components
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for repair, replacement, fabrication, modification and adjustment of audio-visual system components
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures
  • ability to repair, adjust, replace, modify and fabricate audio-visual system components
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as cables integrity (resistances), voltage levels and display clarity
  • ability to verify operation of repaired audio visual system components
Services audio-visual systems.
  • knowledge of operation of audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of specifications for components of audio-visual systems
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques of servicing such as cleaning, storage and media replacement
  • knowledge of preventative/predictive maintenance schedules
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques such as tone strength and audio visual signal strength
  • knowledge of operation of test equipment and test procedures
  • ability to calibrate components of audio-visual systems
  • ability to perform procedures such as air cleaning and vacuuming of audio-visual systems
  • ability to operate test equipment
  • ability to interpret test data such as signal strength, tone and display clarity

Control Systems

Maintains protection devices.
Inspects protection devices.
  • knowledge of operation characteristics of protective devices
  • knowledge of specification for protective devices
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques
  • ability to do a visual/physical examination for indicators such as flags or switches, wire integrity, foreign objects, dust, dirt, discolouration and excessive heat
  • ability to identify abnormal conditions
Replaces protection devices.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of characteristics and specifications of protective devices, sizes, ratings, speeds, types and percent errors
  • knowledge of fabrication techniques
  • knowledge of testing procedures and equipment
  • ability to define system requirements
  • ability to select appropriate components
  • ability to fabricate mounting devices such as panel covers, bases and brackets
  • ability to mount and secure components
  • ability to verify operation of protective devices
Troubleshoots protection devices.
  • knowledge of system and components
  • knowledge of component capabilities
  • knowledge of probable causes of fault and corrective methods
  • knowledge of procedures for isolation of suspect devices
  • knowledge of diagnostic/test equipment such as multi-meters and operational history of devices
  • knowledge of repair priorities
  • ability to isolate suspect devices
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to interpret test results
  • ability to conduct diagnostic test
Repairs protection devices.
  • knowledge of specifications and characteristics of protective devices such as ratings, sizes, speeds and types
  • knowledge of replacement, adjustment, test and calibration procedures and techniques
  • ability to replace protective devices
  • ability to adjust protective devices such as tension, settings, set points and parameters
  • ability to adjust protective devices such as fuse holders
  • ability to test and calibrate components such as time dials, temperature, set points and overload relays
  • ability to verify operation of replaced, adjusted and calibrated devices
Services protection devices.
  • knowledge of specifications and parameters for protective devices
  • knowledge of preventative maintenance procedures and schedules
  • knowledge of test and calibration procedures
  • ability to perform preventative maintenance procedures such as cleaning and adjusting
  • ability to calibrate devices
  • ability to verify operation of serviced devices
Maintains input/output field devices.
Inspects input/output field devices.
  • knowledge of types and uses of input/output field devices
  • knowledge of operation of input/output field devices
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques for input/output field devices
  • ability to visually and physically examine device for damage, wear, leakage, stress and abnormal heat
  • ability to functionally test devices to confirm device operation
Replaces input/output field devices.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for input/output field devices
  • knowledge of types, sizes and interchangeability of components
  • knowledge of specifications and possible future requirements
  • ability to mount and secure input/output field device components
  • ability to initialize new input/output field devices such as program and calibrate
  • ability to verify operation of installed input/output field devices
Troubleshoots input/output field devices.
  • knowledge of types and sizes of components and capabilities
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment such as loop calibrators or multi-meters
  • knowledge of typical faults
  • knowledge of diagnostic procedures and techniques
  • ability to conduct diagnostic tests
  • ability to interpret data
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to isolate faults
Repairs input/output devices.
  • knowledge of types, ratings and sizes of field input/output devices
  • knowledge of replacement, adjustment, calibration and alignment procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of operation field input/output devices
  • ability to replace components
  • ability to adjust components
  • ability to align components such as photo eyes, photo cells, limit switches and proximities
  • ability to fabricate components such as mounting brackets and bases
  • ability to calibrate components such as transmitters, transducers and proportional valves
  • ability to verify operation of replaced, aligned, adjusted and calibrated components
Services input/output field devices.
  • knowledge of field input/output device components and parts
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing input/output field devices
  • knowledge of preventative maintenance procedures and schedules
  • ability to perform preventative maintenance procedures
  • ability to calibrate components such as transmitters, transducers and meters
  • ability to clean components
  • ability to align components such as photo eyes and photo cells
  • ability to verify operation of serviced components
Maintains programmable logic controllers (PLC).
Inspects programmable logic controllers.
  • knowledge of programmable logic controller system components such as CPUs, cabinets and input/output racks
  • knowledge of inspection procedures for programmable logic controllers
  • ability to visually examine components for fault lights, dust and damage
  • ability to confirm system integrity
Replaces programmable logic controllers.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, uses and requirements of components
  • knowledge of operating system voltages
  • knowledge of system specifications and future requirements
  • knowledge of operation and associated software
  • ability to mount and secure components such as racks and power supplies
  • ability to connect components such as cards and associated wiring
  • ability to configure systems such as cards and peripherals
  • ability to operate systems and associated software
Troubleshoots programmable logic controllers.
  • knowledge of system components and their capabilities
  • knowledge of probable cause of faults and corrective methods
  • knowledge of software programs and their diagnostic abilities
  • knowledge of diagnostic procedures
  • knowledge of system configuration procedures
  • ability to operate diagnostic software
  • ability to interpret results and recognize faults
  • ability to isolate fault down to hardware or software
Repairs programmable logic controllers.
  • knowledge of replacement techniques and procedures such as card replacement and software downloads
  • knowledge of types, sizes, capabilities and capacities of components
  • knowledge of software versions
  • ability to download software
  • ability to replace components such as cards, power supplies and CPUs
  • ability to verify operation of replaced components and software
Services programmable logic controllers.
  • knowledge of service and test procedures and techniques of programmable logic controllers
  • knowledge of preventative maintenance procedures and schedule
  • knowledge of PLC system components and parts such as hardware, software and backup procedures
  • ability to perform preventative maintenance procedures
  • ability to verify operation of system
  • ability to back up software
Configures programmable logic controllers.
  • knowledge of operating system requirements such as on or off-line programming
  • knowledge of PLC software/programming language
  • knowledge of software capabilities
  • knowledge of configuration procedures and techniques
  • ability to operate systems
  • ability to program and/or modify programming logic
  • ability to verify configuration results
  • ability to upload/download programs
Optimizes programmable logic controllers
  • knowledge of performance parameters of systems
  • knowledge of capabilities and limitations of systems and components
  • knowledge of modification procedures and techniques of software and hardware
  • ability to modify system parameters
  • ability to modify hardware capabilities
  • ability to change programming logic
Maintains distributed control and SCADA systems.
Inspects distributed control and SCADA systems.
  • knowledge of DCS/SCADA system components such as CPUs, cabinet layouts, input/output racks, networks, V-Sat, fibre optics and associated equipment and Cat-5
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques
  • ability to visually examine components for fault lights, dust, damage and foreign objects
  • ability to confirm system integrity
Replaces distributed control and SCADA systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for DCS/SCADA
  • knowledge of components uses, types and requirements
  • knowledge of operating system voltages, grounding and isolation methods
  • knowledge of system specifications and future requirements
  • knowledge of operation and associated software
  • knowledge of system configuration
  • ability to mount and secure components such as displays, racks and power supplies
  • ability to connect isolation equipment, cards and associated wiring, V-Sat, fibre optics and associated equipment and Cat-5
  • ability to configure system and associated software such as cards and peripherals
  • ability to operate systems
Troubleshoots distributed control and SCADA systems.
  • knowledge of DCS/SCADA system network components and capabilities
  • knowledge of probable causes of faults
  • knowledge of system configuration procedures
  • knowledge of software and program and diagnostic capabilities
  • knowledge of diagnostic procedures
  • ability to operate diagnostic software and/or equipment
  • ability to interpret diagnostic results and recognize faults
  • ability to isolate fault down to hardware and software networks
Repairs distributed control and SCADA systems.
  • knowledge of replacement techniques and procedures such as card replacement and software downloads
  • knowledge of types, sizes, capabilities and capacities of components
  • knowledge of software versions
  • knowledge of network component characteristics such as baud rate and fibre optic/co-ax configuration
  • ability to download software
  • ability to replace components such as cards, power supplies and CPUs
  • ability to verify operation of replaced components or software
Services distributed control and SCADA systems.
  • knowledge of service and test procedures and techniques for DCS/SCADA systems
  • knowledge of preventative maintenance procedures and schedule
  • knowledge of system components and parts such as hardware and software
  • knowledge of backup procedures
  • ability to perform preventative maintenance procedures such as cleaning and voltage testing
  • ability to verify operation of system
  • ability to backup software

Maintains electrical components of heating systems.
Inspects electrical components of heating systems.
  • knowledge of types and components of heating systems
  • knowledge of operation of heating systems components
  • knowledge of inspection techniques and procedures
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective or hazardous components such as actuators, contactors and sensors
  • ability to recognize abnormal heat, sounds and odours
  • ability to functionally test control elements such as thermostats, relays and actuators
Replaces electrical components of heating systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques of heating systems
  • knowledge of types, sizes, and ratings of parts/components of heating systems
  • ability to mount and secure electrical components of heating systems
  • ability to connect electrical equipment of heating system to power supply
  • ability to verify operation of installed electrical equipment of heating systems
Troubleshoots electrical components of heating systems.
  • knowledge of heating system control concepts
  • knowledge of types and ratings of electrical components of heating systems such as sensors, relays and controllers
  • knowledge of faults in heating systems such as failed components
  • knowledge of diagnostic procedures and techniques
  • ability to employ diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters and calibrators
  • ability to recognize faults
  • ability to isolate system faults to parts/components
Repairs electrical components of heating systems.
  • knowledge of repair, replacement and adjustment procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types and ratings and operation of electrical components of heating systems
  • knowledge of heating system control concepts
  • ability to replace components/parts of electrical heating systems such as sensors, relays and controllers
  • ability to adjust sensors and controls
  • ability to verify operation of repaired, replaced and adjusted components/parts
Services electrical components of heating systems.
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing electrical components of heating systems
  • knowledge of types, ratings and operation of electrical components of heating systems
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of calibration devices such as manometers, pressure simulators and multi meters
  • ability to employ calibration equipment
  • ability to functionally test heating systems
Maintains electrical components of cooling systems.
Inspects electrical components of cooling systems.
  • knowledge of components of cooling systems
  • knowledge of operation of cooling system components
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques of cooling system
  • ability to recognize damaged, worn, defective or hazardous components such as actuators and sensors
  • ability to recognize abnormal heat and sounds
  • ability to functionally test control elements such as thermostats, relays and actuators
Troubleshoots electrical components of cooling systems.
  • knowledge of cooling system control concepts
  • knowledge of types and ratings of electrical components of cooling systems such as sensors, relays and controllers
  • knowledge of faults in cooling systems such as failed components
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment
  • knowledge of diagnostic procedures and techniques
  • ability to employ diagnostic equipment such as multi-meters and calibrators
  • ability to recognize faults in cooling systems
  • ability to isolate system faults down to components/parts
Repairs electrical components of cooling systems.
  • knowledge of repair, replacement and adjustment procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, ratings and operation of electrical components of cooling systems
  • knowledge of cooling system control concepts
  • ability to replace component parts of electrical cooling systems such as sensors, relays and controllers
  • ability to adjust sensors and controllers
  • ability to verify operation of repaired, replaced and adjusted components/parts
Services electrical components of cooling systems.
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing electrical components of cooling systems
  • knowledge of types, ratings and operation of electrical components of cooling systems
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques of electrical components of cooling systems
  • knowledge of calibration devices such as manometers, pressure simulators and multi meters
  • ability to employ calibration equipment
  • ability to functionally test cooling systems
Maintains building automation systems.
Inspects building automation systems.
  • knowledge of components of building automation systems
  • knowledge of operation of components of building automation systems
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of building automation systems software
  • ability to recognize defective components of building automation systems such as temperature out-of-control and system not responding
  • ability to functionally test control elements such as actuators, sensors and solenoids
  • ability to interpret building automation systems software information
Replaces building automation systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, sizes and ratings of building automation system components
  • knowledge of HVAC (heating, ventilation, air conditioning) procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of building automation system programming techniques
  • ability to mount and secure building automation systems
  • ability to connect to field devices and power source
  • ability to verify operation of installed building automation systems
  • ability to program building automation system software
Troubleshoots building automation systems.
  • knowledge of building automation systems and software
  • knowledge of types and ratings of connected components/parts such as temperature sensors and actuators
  • knowledge of faults such as temperature
  • ability to employ diagnostic devices such as portable computers, multi-meters and thermometers
  • ability to recognize faults in building automation systems
  • ability to isolate system faults to components/parts
Repairs building automation systems.
  • knowledge of repair, replacement, reprogramming and adjustment procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of types, ratings and operation of components/parts
  • ability to replace components such as actuators, sensors and valves
  • ability to adjust components such as actuators
  • ability to modify building automation system software
  • ability to backup building automation system software
  • ability to verify operation of repaired, replaced, reprogrammed and adjusted components/parts
Services building automation systems.
  • knowledge of procedures and techniques for servicing building automation systems
  • knowledge of types and ratings of components/parts for building automation systems
  • knowledge of calibration procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of calibration devices such as air supply and current source potentiometers
  • ability to backup software
  • ability to employ calibration devices
Maintains environmental regulating systems.
Inspects environmental regulating systems.
  • knowledge of systems such as waste management, water treatment, flow regulation and stack emissions
  • knowledge of components of the particulate systems
  • knowledge of characteristics, parameters and specifications such as sizes, types and ratings
  • knowledge of inspection procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of environment related regulations
  • ability to visually and physically examine components of the system
  • ability to recognize damaged, defective, worn and hazardous components
Replaces environmental regulating systems.
  • knowledge of installation procedures and techniques for environmental regulating system related components
  • knowledge of characteristics, parameters and specifications of components
  • knowledge of regulations relating to environmental systems
  • ability to mount and secure components
  • ability to fabricate components such as mounting brackets
  • ability to connect components
  • ability to select components to be used
  • ability to verify operation of installed components
Troubleshoots environmental regulating systems.
  • knowledge of system and components, capabilities, limitations and interchangeabilities
  • knowledge of probable causes of faults in environmental regulating systems
  • knowledge of diagnostic requirements, procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of diagnostic equipment such as dam leak detection, meters and stack monitors
  • knowledge of environmental regulations
  • knowledge of repair priorities
  • ability to operate diagnostic equipment
  • ability to conduct tests
  • ability to analyze test data
  • ability to isolate defective components
Repairs environmental regulating systems.
  • knowledge of system components, characteristics, parameters and specifications
  • knowledge of replacement, adjustment, calibration and test procedures and techniques
  • knowledge of test equipment and procedures
  • ability to replace components
  • ability to adjust components such as level switches, actuators, transformers, regulators and transducers
  • ability to calibrate components such as pressure switches, regulators and transducers
  • ability to verify operation of replaced, adjusted and calibrated components
Services environmental regulating systems.
  • knowledge of preventative maintenance procedures, schedules and techniques for environmental regulating systems
  • knowledge of components and parts for environmental regulating systems
  • knowledge of calibration procedures for environmental regulating systems
  • ability to perform preventative maintenance procedures
  • ability to calibrate components such as pressure switches, regulators and transducers
  • ability to verify operation of serviced components
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