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Repair, test, adjust, or install electronic equipment, such as industrial controls, transmitters, and antennas.
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Software, Tools, or Technology
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Adjustable wrenches
Air blowers
Air compressors
Ammeters
Autodesk AutoCAD
Bead blasters
Block and tackle equipment
Bulb extractors
Cable locating meters
Cable winches
Cement cutters
Chart recorders
Circuit evaluation software
Clamp sticks
Cold chisels
Comealongs
Computer aided design CAD software
Computer diagnostic devices
Computerized maintenance management system CMMS
Conduit benders
Cutting torches
Database software
Desktop computers
Desoldering stations
Dial indicators
Digital clamp meters
Drill bit sets
Drill presses
Electric hacksaws
Email software
Feeler gauges
Fiber optic fault locators
Fish tapes
Forklifts
Frequency meters
Function generators
Fuse pullers
Generators
Ground resistance testers
Ground straps
Ground testers
Growlers
Hacksaws
Hammers
Hex keys
High-voltage detectors
Hoists
Hole saws
Hotsticks
Hydraulic boom trucks
Hydraulic booms
Hydraulic pipe benders
Hydrometers
Impact wrenches
Infrared thermometers
Insulation testers
Internet browser software
Jackhammers
Jacks
Knockout punches
Ladders
Laptop computers
Laser printers
Lift trucks
Light fixture testers
Light meters
Lineman's pliers
Load testers
Low voltage detectors
Lumen meters
Maintenance management software
Manlifts
Megohmmeters
Metal inert gas MIG welders
Micrometers
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Word
Multimeters
Needlenose pliers
Nut drivers
Ohmmeters
Oscilloscopes
Overhead cranes
Personal computers
Personnel lifts
Phase rotation meters
Pipe benders
Pipe cutters
Pipe threaders
Plotters
Polyvinyl chloride PVC benders
Portable welding equipment
Power conduit benders
Power drills
Power grinders
Power saws
Power screwdrivers
Programmable logic controller PLC software
Programmable logic controllers PLC
Proportional integral derivative PID controllers
Pullers
Punches
Rectifiers
Rockwell RSLogix
Rubber insulating gloves
Rubber insulating mats
Safety belts
Safety harnesses
Safety lines
Sandblasters
SAP Maintenance
Scaffolding
Scanners
Scope meters
Screw starters
Screwdrivers
Side cross cutters
Signal analyzers
Slide lock pliers
Socket wrench sets
Soldering irons
Soldering stations
Spline key wrenches
Staging equipment
Static proof dust cleaners
Supervisory control and data acquisition SCADA equipment
Tachometers
Tack welding equipment
Tape measures
Teach pendants
Temporary protective grounds
Termination tools
Test lamps
Threading taps
Torque wrenches
Touch screens
Two way radios
Utility knives
Vernier calipers
Voltmeters
Wattmeters
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Winches
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Wire strippers
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Wire winches
Word processing software
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Set up, test, and adjust manufacturing machinery or equipment, using any combination of electrical, electronic, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, or computer technologies.
Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Intermediate, installer-focus) work with mechanical machinery supported by information technology in dynamic environments using a variety of measurement and computer equipment and tools. They manage complex machines, adjust, find errors, and eliminate them; know the principles of operation of hydraulic, electrical and other devices; and carry out the measurements and interference with the fabrication processes. They know how to use computer programs and control the steering of various processes. Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Intermediate, installer-focus) are able to maintain, listen, observe, perform screenings, and carry a sense of professionalism with staff and any outside parties.
Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Intermediate, installer-focus) work in the installation and maintenance of mechatronics components and systems for manufacturers in the plant construction and engineering sectors, for system operators and in service sectors, and for service providers in a wide range of branches of trade and industry. Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Intermediate, installer-focus) carry out their work at various places, mainly at plant assembly sites, in workshops and in connection with service operations. They are qualified to work autonomously on the basis of technical documents and instructions and carry out their work in compliance with the relevant provisions and safety regulations. They often work in teams. They coordinate their activities with upstream and downstream operations.
Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Intermediate, installer-focus) work to combine electronic, mechanical, computer and control skills at the workplace. They will work with complex high-performance manufacturing systems and are able to analyze, troubleshoot and repair systems to maintain process efficiency. They must understand and analyze the technical specifications of mechatronic systems, subsystems, modules and components; perfo
Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Basic, fitter-focus) work to combine electronic, mechanical, computer and control skills at the workplace. They work with complex high-performance manufacturing systems and are able to analyze, troubleshoot, and repair systems to maintain process efficiency. They must understand and analyze the technical specifications of mechatronic systems, subsystems, modules, and components; perform scheduled and preventive maintenance to detect and prevent problems; use troubleshooting skills to identify and prevent possible problems and failures, and to systematically and intelligently make repairs; incorporate relevant technical literature into the understanding of system operation and coordinate efforts with other technicians involved in installing or maintaining equipment or components; install, repair, adjust, and test equipment and components to ensure that systems function properly; communicate with machine operators, and operate equipment to detect equipment problems, analyze malfunctions, and verify system problems; and observe and incorporate safety standards and regulations required for safe operation of the system.
Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Basic, fitter-focus) are engaged in the assembly and maintenance of complex machines, plants, and systems in the mechanical engineering sector or in organizations which purchase and operate such mechatronic systems. They carry out their work at various places, mainly at plant assembly sites, in workshops and in connection with service operations. They are qualified to work autonomously on the basis of technical documents and instructions and carry out their work in compliance with the relevant provisions and safety regulations. They often work in teams. They coordinate their activities with upstream and downstream operations.
Mechatronics Technician/Engineers (Basic, fitter-focus) apprentices will receive a more comprehensive education than mechatronics technicians with a
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