Production Technologist

USDOL

National (OA)

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On the Job Training

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Skills

Manufacturing Control Systems:

Troubleshoot and improve manufacturing systems
Plan and manage production schedules

Introduction to DC Electronics

Read and interpret schematics
Measure DC electrical values with appropriate instrumentation
Troubleshoot DC circuits and related components
Manual soldering

Introduction to AC Electronics

Read and interpret schematics,
Measure AC/DC values with appropriate instrumentation
Troubleshoot common AC and DC circuits and related components
Microminiature soldering.

Semiconductor Devices and Applications:

Read/interpret schematics
Troubleshoot semiconductors and subcircuits
Measure input/output values with appropriate instrumentation.

Digital Devices and Circuitry

Read/interpret schematics
Troubleshoot digital devices related support circuitry
Measure input/output values and logic states using appropriate instrumentation

Industrial/Solid State Controls & Systems

Read/interpret schematics
Troubleshoot industrial control circuits
Measure input/output values and logic states using appropriate instrumentation
Troubleshoot related devices such as power distribution devices, pilot devices, industrial timers, industrial sensors, and electrical motors

Microprocessors

Read/interpret schematics
Troubleshoot microprocessors and interfaces including supporting subsystems
Measure input/output values and logic states using appropriate instrumentation

Wireless Communication

Read/interpret schematics
Troubleshoot RF devices and circuits
Measure input/output values and logic states using appropriate instruments

Blueprint Reading for Manufacturing

Read and interpret engineering drawings, geometric dimensioned and toleranced drawings, fluid power symbology and manuals for equipment and systems.

Introduction to Mechanical Systems:

Read and interpret catalogs and published data
Plan, schedule, and perform routine maintenance of equipment/systems
Perform routine troubleshooting
Measure performance of system with appropriate instrumentation

Introduction to Surface Mount Technology

Setup and operate automated component placement equipment
Operate electrostatic discharge control system
Operate statistical process control system

Surface Mount Technology 3

Assist in surface development/deployment of surface mount production cell and cycletime reduction process.

Surface Mount Technology 2

Setup and operate automated packaging equipment, screen printing processes, automated soldering processes automated curing or heat processes

Industrial Data Processing

Identify information technology applications
Use hardware system software, application software, and data files in a manufacturing information system.

Industrial Quality Control

Apply data collection and statistical analysis methods for quality control
Participate in operation of quality control system using SPC methods.

Total Quality Control

Apply requirements of IS09000 to the processes and procedures of the P.C
Participate in development and use of continuous improvement plans and total quality systems
Assist in managing the performance of the P.C

LAN Technology and Automated Data Collection

Install computer systems and support and troubleshoot factory network
Attach and manage online devices for data collection, telemetry, and control
Connect LAN to larger LAN and WAN environment

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