Learn basic shop practices, safety and emergency practices, and government regulations relevant to the trade.

Set up and operate specialized or standard test equipment to diagnose, test, or analyze the performance of electronic components, assemblies, or systems.

Read blueprints, schematic drawings, and as-built drawings, applying knowledge of electronic theory and components, and learn ISA and ANSI symbols used in this industry and occupation.

Install, trouble shoot, repair and calibrate instruments that measure flow, level, pressure, digital indicators, online laboratory water quality analyzers, and chemical feed systems.

Configuration, troubleshooting and repair of controllers and process control systems.

Troubleshoot and monitor programmable logic controllers.

Troubleshoot, test, install and repair power supplies and PC boards.

Monitor and maintain RTU panels, control systems, or other instrument panels.

Use equipment and tools to maintain all types of instrumentation.

Install, troubleshoot and repair data communications equipment.