1. Basic construction and maintenance safety 2. Hand tools and measuring devices 3. Power tools (including reciprocating saw, grinder, drill, rotary hammer) 4. Testing equipment * 5. Interpersonal skills

1. Safety 2. Receive work assignments from supervisor 3. Read building, elevator, and electrical blueprints * 4. Determine materials and equipment needed * 5. Layout location of all system components (structural, mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic) * 6. Determine priorities or sequence of OJT activities *

1. Safety * 2. Verify materials received at jobsite against material lists, check condition of materials * 3. Lift, carry, push, or pull materials manually or by using rollers or dollies 4. Assemble scaffolding in hoistway and wellway 5. Use ladders, scaffolds, and working platforms 6. Determine appropriate rigging equipment and method for load weight and rise 7. Inspect rigging for wear and defects 8. Erect, using and dismantling hoists, cable slings, chain falls, electric chain hoists, well wheels, rope, and Aframes 9. Use proper hand signals 10. Hoist escalator truss into place in wellway

1. Safety 2. Drop plumblines to check hoistway for size and plumb, build and use templates 3. Cut prefabricated sections of rails or tracks to specific dimensions 4. File joints, file tongues and grooves 5. Check squareness of rails or tracks using gauges 6. Fabricate brackets 7. Drill and tap holes in concrete or structural steel members 8. Pack, shim, and fasten brackets 9. Pack, shim, and fasten rails and tracks to brackets 10. Verify alignment of rails, tracks, and guides 11. Install, join, and align truss sections and related supports

1. Safety * 2. Position and install motor foundations and machine beams, hoist machines, and drive machines for escalators, walks, trams, APMs, and related devices 3. Mount other machine room equipment including but not limited to controller, governor, generator, selector, and group controller * 4. Install and align pit equipment 5. Align and plumb machinery and sheaves 6. Install winches * 7. Install and align step chains and drive gear along with handrail drives, chains, and related gear 8. Install steps, pallets, or belts 9. Install and connect cables or other suspension means 10. Install counterweight frame and weights, and compensating cables and chains 11. Seat and adjust brushes on motors and generators ** 12. Set generator and motor field resistance ** 13. Adjust brake and selector * 14. Painting machine room equipment

1. Safety * 2. Drill hole for hydraulic jack 3. Install PVC housing for cylinder 4. Install and plumb cylinder and jack 5. Assemble hydraulic jack unit, pack head 6. Install hydraulic lines from pump to jack 7. Pressure test system and fill hydraulic unit with oil 8. Adjust hydraulic valves * 9. Mount starter and controller on wall **

1. Safety * 2. Construct level surface for building car frame and cab enclosure 3. Bolt or weld steel car frame together 4. Install and level car platform 5. Attach guide shoes and rollers 6. Build cab, install doors and operator * 7. Install and wire cab control panels and cartop devices * 8. Install load weighing devices * 9. Perform cab inside finish work * 10. Install handrails, guides, decking, balustrades, and other trim 11. Install and align skirts, floorplates, and combteeth 12. Clean, lubricate, and perform final adjustments

1. Safety * 2. Assemble entrance frames 3. Install door sills, struts, and headers and frames 4. Install door hanger tracks to headers 5. Hang doors on tracks 6. Square doors and gates 7. Install door operator and closers * 8. Install door speed regulator * 9. Install fascia, toe guards, and dust covers 10. Install chains, cables, and linkage 11. Install and wire door locks 12. Adjust doors and linkage

1. Safety * 2. Install conduit piping in shaft, machine room, cars, and trusses ** 3. Pull electrical wires through piping ** 4. Prepare and hang traveling cables ** 5. Install main control panel in machine room ** 6. Install electrical components and devices, install VV and VVF controls * 7. Connect electrical wiring to control panels ** 8. Wire cross-connects between controls ** 9. Connect wiring to electrical motors, generators, and drives ** 10. Properly ground all components ** 11. Test all circuits using equipment including oscilloscope, meters, and amp probe ** 12. Wire auxiliary devices ** 13. Install, test, and adjust controls and components, program microprocessors **

1. Safety * 2. Safety checks before moving car or equipment * 3. Procedures for applying power * 4. Fine-tune installed system until it meets specifications and codes *

1. Safety * 2. Clean and lubricate equipment 3. Maintain equipment to OEM specifications * 4. Inspect all system components for wear and damage, replacing worn or damaged parts * 5. Troubleshoot, diagnosing cause of malfunctions * 6. Bring an existing system up to current codes and standards 7. Dismantle old equipment 8. Perform required safety, pressure, and load tests, and other system checks 9. Safety with repair and maintenance of related equipment 10. Customer relations

Introduction to Safety • Safety During Construction and Modernization • Safety During Maintenance and Repairs • Alcohol and Other Drugs • Introduction to OSHA • Hazard Communication • Personal Protective Equipment • Materials Handling • Electrical Safety • Tool Safety • Fall Protection • Stairways and Ladders • Confined Spaces • Motor Vehicle Safety • Ergonomics • Fire Safety • Scaffold Safety • Competent Person Training for Framed Scaffolds • Training Program for Suspended Scaffolds • Harassment and Discrimination in the Workplace • Diversity and Success • Case Studies • Customer Relations • Labor History and IUEC History • Basic Mathematic Concepts • Measurement • Introduction to Installation Drawings • Detail Drawings and Material Specifications

Tools and Material Handling • Rigging and Hoisting • Crosby Fasteners • Pit Structures • Introduction to Guide Rails • Installation of Guide Rails • Machine and Sheave Installation • Elevator Control Equipment Installation • Car and Counterweight Assembly and Roping Elevator Rope and Roping • Reroping • Elevator Cab Modernization, Refinishing and Floor Covering

Signed Numbers and Powers of 10 • The Metric System • Equations and Formulas • Ratio and Proportion • Electrical Safety • Basic Electricity Introduction • Understanding the Relationship between Voltage, Current, and Resistance • Basic Electrical Circuit Components • Series and Parallel DC Resistive Circuits • Alternating Current Theory • Magnetism and Electromagnetism

Introduction to Analog and Digital Meters • Transformers • DC Generator and Motor Theory • Components of DC Motors and Generators • Types of DC Motors and Generators • Maintenance and Service • AC Motors

Planning, Piping and Wiring • Piping and Wiring the Machine Room and Hoistway • Piping and Wiring the Car • Start-up Procedures • Passenger Elevator Door and Entrance Installation • Elevator Cab Assembly and Door Operators • Freight Elevator Doors and Gates • Freight Door Operators • Dumbwaiters • Machine Room Maintenance • Hoistway Maintenance • Asbestos Awareness

Mathematics for Ohm’s Law • Basic Components and Series and Parallel Resistance • Magnetism, Electromagnetism, AC Theory and Transformer • Capacitors and Capacitance • Inductors and Inductance • Diodes • Transistors and Thyristors • Analog Integrated Circuits • Digital Integrated Circuits

Introduction to Circuit Tracing • Relays and Timers • Power and Power Control • Logic Controls • Constant Pressure Push Button Systems & Single Automatic • Push Button Systems • Collective Systems • Variable Voltage Selective-Collective Control Systems

dvanced Topics in Elevators • Installing and Servicing the Jack • Piping and Temporary Operation • Basic Hydraulic Theory • Hydraulic Elevator Maintenance • Escalator Components and Installation Procedures • Moving Walk Components and Installation Procedures • Service, Maintenance, and Repair • Residential and Limited Use Limited Access (LULA) Elevators • Residential and LULA Platform and Chair Lifts • Rack and Pinion Hoists