Maintenance Team Member, Industrial

11-50 employees

Manufacturing

Maintenance and Repair Workers, General

Contract

In person

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Perform tasks in a safe manner
Explain elements of DC electrical theory
Explain elements of AC electrical theory
Read and interpret electrical drawings
Use electrical test equipment to troubleshoot electrical circuits
Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting and repair on hydraulic systems
Comprehend the environmental aspects of fluid contamination
Perform routine maintenance, troubleshooting and repair on pneumatic systems
Practice tool safety
Use proper tools for the task
Apply mathematical operations
Use measurement instruments
Convert between English and Metric measurements
Read and interpret mechanical drawings and blueprints
Disassemble machinery and equipment to remove parts and make repairs
Maintain drives and drive components
Maintain pumps and pump components
Clean inspect, and lubricate parts, equipment, and machinery
Examine parts for defects
Repair, replace, adjust, and align components of machinery and equipment
Follow safe work practices and procedures and properly inspect and use safety equipment
Solve mathematical problems commonly found in construction applications
Interpret construction drawings
Safely use slings and common rigging hardware
Interpret information in written and verbal form
Use computer based systems to perform common tasks in the construction industry
Properly use material handling equipment to move materials around the job site
Demonstrate proficiency by bending conduit using hand benders to make 90-degree, offset, back-to-back, and saddle bends
Apply mathematics required to calculate, layout and perform a variety of the most common bends used in the electrical trades
Use professional grade tools related to conduit bending to measure, cut and prepare conduit for installation
Ability to understand and properly apply financial management skills like managing debt, understanding the value of money and effective forward planning.
Multimeter controls and operation
Meter display readings and symbols
Importance of proper terminal connections
Basic applications
Troubleshooting techniques
Hands-on operation of Snap-on multimeter models
Lab exercises
Online testing
Electrical Safety
Understand and explain fundamentals of sensor technology
Recognize sensor functionality and select the appropriate sensor for various industrial applications
Interpret the language, symbology, and protocols commonly used in the sensor field
Explain how the various types of sensors work and function
Make electrical connections and test the sensor for proper operation
Troubleshoot, repair/replace a faulty sensor
Configuration, function and coefficients of the sensors used
Basic principles of connection and circuit technology
Influence of shape, material, surface and color of the object on the switching characteristics of sensors
Terms which describe coefficients and functional behavior: Configuration of logic circuits & selecting appropriate sensors by taking into account certain parameters
Hitch Types & Terminology
Basic Rigging
Choosing the right lifting accessory
Communicating with Crane Operators
Select and properly install sheaves and belts, chains and sprockets properly aligning them with the appropriate tension.
Check for issues that may impeded proper alignment and/or operation of the equipment.
Use special tools for the selection, tensioning, alignment and preventive maintenance inspection of belt and chain drive systems.
Diagnose failure modes of belt and chain drive systems.
Belt and Sheave, Sprocket and Chain Installation
Shaft Alignment
Proper Belt and Chain Tensioning
Speed, Torque, and drive Ratios
Inspection and Preventive Maintenance
Quick Disassembly Bushings and Taper-lock bushings