Following all safety procedures and policies; Working safely around machinery; Properly using all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE); Using Lock Out/Tag Out procedure whenever required; Properly using, storing, disposing of all trade-related hazmats, such as lubricants; Safely cleaning lead- or asbestos-containing machinery/equipment (if applicable).

Demonstrating an understanding of circuitry basics; Identifying and using various electrical measuring instruments, including but not limited to: ammeters, ohmmeters, voltmeters, and temperature devices; Identifying component parts of machines/equipment and production lines (if applicable).

Using Numerical Control (NC) and/or Computer Numerical Control (CNC) programs; Utilizing Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software (if available); Programming Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs); Debugging and troubleshooting PLC software; Programming lasers (if applicable).

Accurately reading, interpreting, and drawing schematic diagrams; Accurately reading circuit drawings; Demonstrating knowledge of IPC Code 610 (if applicable); Using statistical process control methods, e.g., Pareto analysis or Ishikawa diagrams to help ensure operational efficiency; Correctly interpreting data and implementing or assisting in implementing changes to workplace processes where necessary; Reading and understanding Bill of Materials (where applicable).

Developing and implementing preventive maintenance schedules, using computerized systems; Conducting manufacturers’ recommended maintenance procedures; Conducting experientially determined maintenance procedures; Cleaning machines and/or equipment; Performing tasks including, but not limited to: lubricating machinery/equipment; adjusting motor speeds; adjusting motor controllers.

Developing familiarity with machinery, equipment, electrical cabinets: components, functions, etc.; Communicating effectively with operators/other workers about specifics of problems; Utilizing a combination of skills such as: reading outputs from machinery/equipment internal diagnostics, reading measuring instruments, using sense of vision to identify cause(s) of problem, and to repair all machinery/equipment; Summoning engineer, or other appropriate person, if problem cannot be quickly resolved. Assisting that person in completing repairs.

Operating machinery/equipment; Assisting in installation of new machinery/equipment; Completing reports, checkbox, or narrative, using computer; Performing, or assisting in performing, inventorying tasks; Working on high-voltage manufacturing equipment (208 volts or higher).

minimum 6.5 hours every 3 years

minimum 4 hours (see attachment)

if apprentice will perform any welding on-the-job

if required

if apprentice will use on-the-job

if applicable

if performed on-the-job

if apprentice will perform Work Process G.5 on Appendix A

must comply with section 201-g of the Labor Law