| Training Activity |
Approx. Hours |
Safety:
- Demonstrate an understanding of proper safety techniques
for all types of circuits and components (DC circuits, AC
circuits, analog circuits, digital circuits, discrete solid-state
circuits, microprocessors)
- Demonstrate an understanding of and comply with relevant
OSHA safety standards
|
400 |
Assembly:
- Use hand and power tools for basic assembly
- Use acceptable soldering/desoldering techniques for through-hole
and surface mount devices
- Create proper solderless connections
- Interpret and create electronic schematics, technical
drawings, and flow diagrams
|
500 |
Installation:
- Install equipment per customer requirements
- Initialize equipment per specification
- Calibrate equipment per specification
- Provide operational instructions and training
|
1000 |
Maintenance:
- Clean electrical connections
- Calibrate as required
- Tune process instrumentation and control systems
- Clean or replace filters
- Test for correct operation
|
1000 |
Evaluation and Troubleshooting:
- Evaluate electronic equipment per specification
- Determine that functional requirements are met
- Troubleshoot electronic equipment
- to assembly level
- to board level
- to component level
|
1800 |
Repair:
- Repair and test electronic equipment to specifications
- at assembly level
- at board level
- at component level
- Upgrade electronic equipment per specifications
|
1300 |
Manufacturing/Engineering Support:
- Understand project requirements
- Develop prototype or procedure
- Test/evaluate and modify prototype or procedure
- Test/evaluate manufactured components or products
|
500 |
Administration:
- Record work performed
- Use reference manuals to perform specific functions
- Prepare service bills
- Prepare equipment maintenance reports
- Communicate with customers
- Instruct customers as to proper application of equipment
- Instruct customers as to proper operation of equipment
- Ensure customer satisfaction
|
720 |
| Approximate Total Hours |
7220 |
