1. Following all safety procedures and policies. 2. Working safely around machinery. 3. Properly using all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). 4. Using Lock Out/Tag Out procedure whenever required. 5. Properly using, storing, disposing of all trade-related hazmats, such as lubricants. 6. Safely cleaning lead- or asbestos-containing machinery/equipment (if applicable).

1. Demonstrating an understanding of circuitry basics. 2. Identifying and using various electrical measuring instruments, including but not limited to: ammeters, ohmmeters, voltmeters, and temperature devices. 3. Identifying component parts of machines/equipment and production lines (if applicable).

1. Using Numerical Control (NC) and/or Computer Numerical Control (CNC) programs. 2. Utilizing Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software (if available). 3. Programming Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs); Debugging and troubleshooting PLC software. 4. Programming lasers (if applicable).

1. Accurately reading, interpreting, and drawing schematic diagrams. 2. Accurately reading circuit drawings. 3. Demonstrating knowledge of IPC Code 610 (if applicable). 4. Using statistical process control methods, e.g., Pareto analysis or Ishikawa diagrams to help ensure operational efficiency. 5. Correctly interpreting data and implementing or assisting in implementing changes to workplace processes where necessary. 6. Reading and understanding Bill of Materials (where applicable).

1. Developing and implementing preventive maintenance schedules, using computerized systems. 2. Conducting manufacturers’ recommended maintenance procedures. 3. Conducting experientially determined maintenance procedures. 4. Cleaning machines and/or equipment. 5. Performing tasks including, but not limited to: lubricating machinery/equipment; adjusting motor speeds; adjusting motor controllers.

1. Developing familiarity with machinery, equipment, electrical cabinets: components, functions, etc. 2. Communicating effectively with operators/other workers about specifics of problems. 3. 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. 4. Summoning engineer, or other appropriate person, if problem cannot be quickly resolved. Assisting that person in completing repairs. 5. Soldering; acquiring solder certification similar to IPC 7711/21(at option of sponsor). Wave soldering (if applicable). 6. Using tools to perform repairs, e.g., screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers, tweezers, hand drills, rotary tools. 7. Contacting vendors to secure needed parts and/or to obtain technical assistance. 8. Tracking downtime on machinery/equipment; analyzing results; using analysis to improve future operations (if applicable). 9. Welding (if applicable).

1. Operating machinery/equipment. 2. Assisting in installation of new machinery/equipment. 3. Completing reports, checkbox, or narrative, using computer. 4. Performing, or assisting in performing, inventorying tasks. 5. Working on high-voltage manufacturing equipment (208 volts or higher)

1. General Workplace Safety 2. Right-to-Know/Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) 3. Proper Use of All Trade-Related Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) 4. First Aid & CPR (minimum 6.5 hours every 3 years) 5. Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) 6. Asbestos Awareness-minimum 4 hours (see attachment) (if apprentice will perform Work Process A.6. on Appendix A) 7. Lead Safety (if apprentice will perform Work Process A.6. on Appendix A) 8. Safety for Welding (if apprentice will perform any welding on-the-job)

1. Interpreting 2. Drawing (if required) 3. Introduction to Computer-Aided Design (CAD) (if apprentice will use on-the-job)

1. Algebra, including linear and quadratic equations 2. Geometry 3. Trigonometry 4. Functions and Graphs 5. Units of Measurement

1. Technical Physics, including Mechanics 2. Foundations of Electricity 3. Foundations of Electronics 4. Computer Fundamentals 5. Basic Programming and Operating NC or CNC Equipment 6. Introduction to Modern Manufacturing and Production Methods (if applicable) 7. Statistical Process Control 8. Programmable Logic Controllers, including programming of PLCS 9. Welding (if performed on-the-job) 10.Working on High-Voltage Manufacturing Equipment (if apprentice will perform Work Process G.5 on Appendix A)

1. Interpersonal Communications: oral and written 2. Sexual Harassment Prevention Training – must comply with section 201-g of the Labor Law