Skills by Occupation

electricity principles read engineering drawings align components design drawings liaise with engineers inspect quality of products perform test run adjust engineering designs apply soldering techniques abide by regulations on banned materials electrical testing methods test electrical equipment electrical equipment components assemble electrical components record test data electrical engineering measure electrical characteristics read assembly drawings operate soldering equipment assist scientific research prepare pieces for joining electrical wiring diagrams electrical discharge wear appropriate protective gear prepare production prototypes ensure material compliance read standard blueprints fasten components

use wire processing machinery dispose of hazardous waste use CAM software electrical machines electric motors apply technical communication skills maintain electrical engines integrate new products in manufacturing use specialised tools in electric repairs electrical wire accessories electromechanics nuclear energy electrical power safety regulations electrical wiring plans electric generators repair wiring materials science switching devices inspect electrical supplies keep records of work progress bend wire manufacture of electrical wire products resolve equipment malfunctions apply coating to electrical equipment maintain power plants troubleshoot electric drives electrical equipment regulations write technical reports power engineering CAE software oversee logistics of finished products design electric power systems CAD software use wire hand tools power electronics maintain electrical equipment wire harnesses monitor machine operations