Skills by Occupation

electronics work in assembly line teams electromechanics troubleshoot use power tools assemble electronic units bolt engine parts drive motor vehicle prototypes read standard blueprints clean components during assembly use technical documentation supervise motor vehicles manufacture quality standards align components mechanics electricity read engineering drawings ensure equipment availability mechanics of motor vehicles vehicle manufacturing process keep records of work progress monitor manufacturing quality standards assemble metal parts fasten components assemble electrical components motor vehicle parts drawings

operate lifting equipment evaluate engine performance operate handheld riveting equipment operate precision measuring equipment test motor vehicles under demanding conditions send faulty equipment back to assembly line engineering processes diagnose defective engines disassemble engines write inspection reports set up automotive robot calibrate electronic instruments conduct performance tests engineering principles prepare pieces for joining operation of different engines use testing equipment operate soldering equipment apply soldering techniques install low voltage wiring electrical wiring plans quality assurance procedures engine components rivet types use automotive diagnostic equipment inspect quality of products operate welding equipment tend riveting machine re-assemble engines record test data