Industrial Maintenance Electrical and Instrumentation Technician
National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)
A journey-level Industrial Maintenance Electrical & Instrumentation Technician should: have a thorough knowledge of basic electrical/electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical fundamentals; have a working knowledge of safety and electrical hazards; have knowledge of mechanical/electrical isolation of stored energy; identify tools, equipment, and best practices for performing electrical and instrumentation maintenance.
Duration
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Credits
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Cost
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Format
Hybrid
What You'll Learn
AI-generatedKey competencies developed through this program
- KnowledgeExplain electrical, electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical fundamentals in industrial maintenance settings.Developing
Skills developed through this program
- Apply basic safety practices to protect workers during electrical and instrumentation maintenance operations
- Apply basic rigging techniques to safely move and position equipment and components
- Select and apply fasteners anchors gaskets and packing for industrial maintenance applications
- Apply industrial safety practices specific to electrical and instrumentation technician work
- Apply electrical theory and alternating current principles to support electrical and instrumentation work
- Measure and interpret flow pressure level and temperature process variables
Occupations this program prepares you for
Detailed information about this program
Focus Statement A journey-level Industrial Maintenance Electrical & Instrumentation Technician should: have a thorough knowledge of basic electrical/electronic, pneumatic, hydraulic, and mechanical fundamentals; have a working knowledge of safety and electrical hazards; have knowledge of mechanical/electrical isolation of stored energy; identify tools, equipment, and best practices for performing electrical and instrumentation maintenance; interpret drawings, specifications, and other documents; have a thorough knowledge of both process and craft-related mathematics; maintain, repair, and install electrical and instrumentation system components; be familiar with networks and process control systems. Overview l Two-hour closed-book examination l May use a basic function, non-printing calculator l May use downloadable Instrumentation Formula Sheet and Electrical Formula Sheet found on the Industrial Maintenance E&I craft page of the NCCER website l No extra papers, books, notes or study materials are allowed Minimum passing score is 75.
What you need to earn this credential
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