Electrical installation as defined by the National Electrical Code.

Dismantling, removing windings, checking physical conditions; winding, forming, taping, installing and connecting; cleaning, painting, varnishing, baking; assembly and testing; repair and maintenance; internal and external connections to change direction of rotation and speed, and for a change of supply voltage; motor setting, drives, pulleys, gears, coupling devices; related mechanical equipment: traction units, cranes, winches, and hoists; rigging, hoisting, signals and staging.

Manual and automatic, including magnetic and solid state.

Circuit analysis, use of test equipment, emergency repairs for temporary maintenance of service.

Electronics training to include electronic math, basic DC circuits, test instrument usage and theory, discrete device theory.

Inside and outside, high and low voltage distribution systems maintenance and replacement.

Soldering, brazing, welding (acetylene); welding (electric); maintenance and repair of welding equipment.

Installing, replacing, and testing rectifier units; repairing related equipment.

Testing meters; rebuilding meters; minor repair; installation; calibration.

Handling, testing, storing maintenance; minor repairs, terminals, cases, electrolyte; rebuilding.

Installation, testing, service (minor), overhaul.

Maintenance of indoor and outdoor lighting, general and special; set-up operation, maintenance, dismantling, and storing of temporary and emergency lighting and portable power plants.