Skills by Occupation

read engineering drawings wear appropriate protective gear use power tools mechanics of trains fasten components apply health and safety standards assemble metal parts electromechanics align components quality standards use technical documentation mechanics troubleshoot control compliance of railway vehicles regulations inspect quality of products read standard blueprints ensure equipment availability

apply preliminary treatment to workpieces install electrical and electronic equipment use testing equipment set up automotive robot apply spot welding techniques keep records of work progress electronics apply flux apply arc welding techniques lubricate rolling stock wheels locomotive brake applications manipulate metal couple bogies to rail vehicles mark processed workpiece electricity cut metal products work in assembly line teams ensure maintenance of trains prepare pieces for joining operate welding equipment operate soldering equipment record test data operate lifting equipment install pneumatic systems liaise with engineers conduct performance tests European Train Control System metal thermal conductivity install low voltage wiring engineering processes