Multi-Craft Technician
Competency-based
ONET: 49-9041.00
87
Skills
1020h
Related instructions
Classroom instruction topics
- DC Circuits I
- DC Circuits II
- DC Circuits III
- AC Circuits I
- AC Circuits II
- Solid State Devices I
- Solid State Devices II
- Programmable Controllers
- Hydraulics
- Pneumatics
- Schematics
- Robotics and Automated Control I
- Programmable Controllers Applications
- Principles of Instrumentation
- Pumps
- Problem Solving for Mechanical Applications
- Mechanical Power Applications
On-the-job training
- Safety
- Works safely to prevent on-the-job injuries by following safety rules, policies, and procedures.
- Identifies location and demonstrates proper use of Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS).
- Transports equipment and other material between work areas and storage, using cranes, hoist and dollies in safe manner.
- Identifies risks and works to reduce risks in behavior, equipment, and processes.
- Identifies the need for and executes Lock Out Tag Out procedures.
- Demonstrates personal fall arrest equipment when working from an elevated positions
- Identifies, ventilates and enters a confined space (OSHA 1910.146)
- Reports safety observations and near misses using the TIA application.
- Proactive Maintenance
- Performs preventive (PM) and predictive (PdM) inspections and tasks. Documents findings.
- Understands the urgency associated from PM and PdM findings and addresses accordingly.
- Provides suggestions regarding new preventive and predictive tasks to eliminate/reduce failures
- Lubricates, oils, or applies adhesive or other material to machines, machine parts or equipment.
- Describes the need to use the correct lubricants, oils, or adhesives. Recognizes the dangers of selecting the incorrect material.
- Degreases parts using proper equipment/materials while utilizing correct PPE and safety policies.
- Cleans equipment using proper cleaning techniques, cleaning solvents, air guns, vacuums, etc.
- Collects and discards worn machine parts and other garbage to maintain machinery and work areas.
- Industrial Maintenance Skills
- Dismantles and reassembles defective machines and equipment.
- Installs new or repaired parts/equipment according to production specifications and procedures.
- Identifies and replaces/repairs defective components using proper tool and technical documents.
- Applies principles of mechanics, electricity, fluid dynamics, and thermodynamics when solving problems with equipment.
- Utilizes available resources to gather the information necessary to decide whether mechanical or human error contributed to equipment failure.
- Inspects and tests equipment to diagnose issues.
- Assembles, installs, and repairs repairs mechanical drive-line equipment.
- Aligns mechanical drive-line equipment.
- Troubleshoots mechanical drive-line equipment.
- Removes hardened material from equipment components using abrasives, power and hand tools, or other equipment.
- Cuts, shapes, smooths, attaches or assembles pieces of metal, wood, rubber and other material for the repair and maintenance of equipment.
- Torques fasteners to proper specifications. Can explain the difference of dry and wet torque.
- Requisitions and orders parts/equipment necessary to complete repairs and preventative maintenance
- Equipment Operation
- Operates equipment to demonstrate use and analyze malfunctions.
- Sets up and operates equipment. Adjusts controls that regulate operational functions to ensure conformance to specifications.
- Recommends the use of standardized
- equipment and specifications for equipment required to perform additional functions.
- Consults with customer, supervisors, engineers to resolve problems in system operation and maintenance.
- Demonstrate proper and safe operation of forklift and other motor-operated vehicles.
- Demonstrate proper and safe operation of high-reach (boom and scissor lift) vehicles
- Tool Usage
- Demonstrates the ability to identify and use general hand tools.
- Demonstrates the ability to make repairs using a soldering iron.
- Sets up and operates machine tools to repair or fabricate machine parts, jigs and fixtures and tools.
- Welding - Welds in flat, horizontal, vertical or overhead position.
- Welding - Glides electrodes or torch along weld line at specified speed and angle to weld, melt, cut or trim metal.
- Welding - ignites torch or starts power supply and strikes arc.
- Welding - Selects and installs torch, torch tip, filler rod, and flux according to the welding chart specifications or type and thickness of metal. Welding - Selects and inserts electrode or gas nozzle into holder and connects hoses and cables to obtain g
- Electrical
- Demonstrates a working knowledge of AC and DC circuits.
- Installs and/or Repairs wiring, electrical and electronic components.
- Troubleshoots, repairs, replaces motors and their equipment (brushes, commutators, windings, bearings, relays, switches, controls and instruments.) Analyzes circuits using appropriate formulas, solving for voltage, resistance, current, and power values in
- Analyzes circuits using appropriate formulas, solving for voltage, impedance, current, and power values in AC circuits.
- Identifies, adjusts and replaces defective or improperly functioning wiring, circuitry, and electronics components.
- Demonstrates proper troubleshooting and isolating techniques for complex electrical circuits
- Programmable Logic Controllers
- Connects to PLCs using TIA Portal software and gain online access.
- Identifies and demonstrates a working knowledge of common Siemens hardware: controllers, power supply, HMI devices, I/O modules, drivers.
- Develop, modify, and read basic logic gates and ladder logic instructions
- Describes Siemens Function Block Diagram instructions
- Understands the Siemens program structure (OB, FB, FC, ect.)
- Demonstrates the ability to navigates through PLC programs to identify where output signals originate (ex: what makes a randomly selected motor run)
- Demonstrates a general understanding of PLC networking to include Profinet, Ethernet, and assigning IP address.
- Demonstrates the ability to backup, upload, and download the PLC program. Describes the risk associated with each.
- Assembles, install, and replace PLC equipment.
- Troubleshoots and repair PLC systems.
- Robotics
- Practices all areas of safety pertaining to robots.
- Properly startup, operate, and shut down robots.
- Properly identify and recover from robot errors.
- Develop, modify, and read basic robot programs.
- Identify and name major parts of the robot arm and associated tooling.
- Assembles, installs, and replace robotic equipment.
- Performs basic troubleshooting and repairs to robotic equipment.
- Hydraulics and Pneumatics
- Assembles, installs, and repairs hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
- Identifies common hydraulic and pneumatic symbols on technical drawings. Can use these drawings to describe how a system operates.
- Demonstrates knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatic isoloation techniques.
- Troubleshoots hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
- Variable Frequency Drive Systems
- Demonstrates a working knowledge of variable frequency drive systems.
- Can describe safety topics unique to Variable Frequency Drive Systems.
- Troubleshoots variable frequency drives systems using correct tools and procedure
- Process Compliance
- Demonstrates Volvo ethics and compliance.
- Can describe Volvo plant policies.
- Demonstrates environmental awareness.
- Demonstrates where to find policies and processes and explain the use of our Quality Management System in BMS.
- Demonstrates Foreign Trade Zone awareness.
- Adheres to applicable regulations.
- Follows standard operating procedures and can apply continual improvement techniques.
- Writes standard operating procedures and submits for approval.
- Reads and uses email.
- Reads and creates flow charts, graphs and tables.
- Studies and comprehends blueprints, schematics, manuals,and other specifications to plan determine installation procedures.
- Utilizes math and measurement skills to accomplish assigned tasks.
- Considers the costs of repairs during maintenance tasks.
- Records repairs made and costs.
FIND APPRENTICESHIPS BY STATE
AlabamaAlaskaAmerican SamoaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareFloridaGeorgiaGuamHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaNorthern Mariana IslandsOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaPuerto RicoRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaVirgin IslandsWashingtonWashington D.C.West VirginiaWisconsinWyoming
Made in the USA.