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Supervises and coordinates activities of workers engaged in fabrication of subassemblies and assembly of electrical equipment, such as electric welding machines, conveyors, and other electrically powered machine tools: confers with engineering and management staff to establish assembly procedures and production schedules. Interprets and modifies blueprints and wiring diagrams in accordance with assembly specifications. Inspects and tests assembled components and equipment, using oscilloscopes, voltmeters, ammeters, and other test instruments. Suggests design modifications to increase product efficiency and production output. Trains new workers and resolves personnel problems. Performs other duties as described under supervisor.

Electrical Transmission Engineer

Designs, lays out plans, and estimates costs for constructing transmission lines (high-tension facilities for carrying power from source to distributing points). A degree in electrical engineering is required. Excludes supervisory and paraprofessional positions.: Visits proposed construction site and selects best and shortest route to avoid interference with telephone or other lines. Submits data on proposed route to right-of-way department for obtaining necessary easements. Arranges for aerial, topographical, and other surveys to be made to obtain pertinent data for planning lines. Devises steel and wood supporting structures for cables, and draws sketch showing their location. Performs detailed engineering calculations to draw up construction specifications, such as cable sag, pole strength, and necessary grounding. Estimates labor, material, and construction costs, and draws up specifications for purchase of materials and equipment. Keeps informed on new developments in electric power transmission. Assists various departments of power company on problems involving transmission-line operation and maintenance. Inspects completed installation. Does not usually plan facilities for distributing power to consumers--see Power Distribution Engineer.

Engineer Electrical Test

Conducts environmental, operational, or performance tests on electrical, electromechanical, experimental products, controls, and systems. Directs and coordinates engineering activities concerned with development, procurement, installation, and calibration of instruments, equipment, and control devices required to test, telemeter, record, and reduce test data. Designs and directs engineering and technical personnel in fabrication of testing and test-control apparatus and equipment. Requires a degree in electrical test engineering. Excludes supervisory and paraprofessional positions.: Determines conditions under which tests are to be conducted and sequences and phases of test operations. Directs and exercises control over operational, functional, and performance phases of tests. Confers with scientific, engineering, and technical personnel to resolve testing problems, such as product or system malfunctions, incomplete test data, and data interpretation, considering such factors as conditions under which test was conducted and instrumentation, procedures, and phase of test used to obtain and record data. Analyzes and interprets test data and prepares technical reports for use by engineering and management personnel. May use computer-assisted engineering software and equipment.

Electrical Tester Battery

Tests storage batteries, using electric testing instruments: sets dials on testing instruments according to battery voltage. Places positive and negative wired plugs on posts and intercell-connector terminals of corresponding polarity and observes indicator on instrument that measures resistance capacity in terms of pass or reject. Tests rejected batteries to determine specific defects, using voltmeter. Computes comparative figures and test data to determine deficiencies and attaches slip to battery indicating type of defect. May test battery assemblies on conveyor line. May test batteries used in field equipment and be designated battery tester, field.

Technician Electrical Engineering

Designs, develops, tests, and modifies related electric components, equipment, products, and services, applying electrical theory and related knowledge. Work is more limited in scope and more practically oriented than that of scientists and engineers. Uses principles and theories of science, engineering, and mathematics to solve technical problems.: Assembles and tests experimental devices, switch panels, transformers, generator windings, solenoids, and other electrical equipment and components according to engineering data and knowledge of electrical principles. Modifies electrical prototypes to correct functional deviations under direction of Electrical Engineer. Diagnoses cause of electrical or mechanical malfunction or failure of operational equipment, and performs preventative and corrective maintenance. Develops wiring diagrams, layout drawings, and engineering specifications for system or equipment modifications or expansion, and directs personnel performing routine installation and maintenance duties. Plans, directs, and records periodic electrical testing, and recommends or initiates modification or replacement of equipment that fails to meet acceptable operating standards. May work in product evaluation and testing, using measuring and diagnostic devices to adjust, test, and repair equipment.

Automotive Fuel & Electrical Mechanic

Inspects, maintains, and repairs vehicles by troubleshooting the complete fuel, electrical, air induction, and brake system components on various types of vehicles and equipment.: Repairs and rebuilds starters and alternators of all sizes. Diagnoses problems in injectors, pumps, and filtration systems. Establishes and follows schedules for maintaining vehicles. Maintains repair and maintenance records. Observes and follows all safety rules and procedures, including wearing required personal safety equipment. May train and supervise assistants.

Drafter Electrical

Drafts electrical working drawings, wiring diagrams, and layout diagrams. Prepares working plans and detail drawings from rough or detailed sketches and notes for engineering or production purposes according to dimensional specifications.: Calculates and lays out dimensions, angles, curvature of parts, materials to be used, relationship of one part to another, and relationship of various parts, utilizing knowledge of engineering practices, mathematics, materials, production technology, and related physical sciences. Creates preliminary or final sketch of proposed drawing, using standard drafting techniques and devices, or using computer-assisted design drafting equipment. Modifies drawings as directed by engineer or architect. Drafts electrical working drawings, wiring diagrams and layout diagrams used for erection, installation, and repair of electrical equipment and wiring in areas, such as communication centers, power plants, electrical distribution systems, industrial establishments, commercial or domestic buildings, or electrical distribution systems. May use computer-assisted drafting (CAD) equipment and software. May prepare detail cable layout and diagrams for cable installation.

Repairer Electrical Power

Repairs and maintains electrical equipment in generating station or powerhouse. : Tests defective equipment to determine cause of malfunction or failure, using voltmeters, ammeters, and related electrical testing apparatus. Notifies plant personnel of necessary equipment downtime requiring changes from normal generating and transmission equipment operation to maintain uninterrupted service. Repairs and replaces equipment, such as relays, switches, supervisory controls, and indicating and recording instruments. Tests and repairs switchboard and equipment circuitry, interpreting wiring diagrams to trace and connect numerous wires carrying current for independent functions. Cleans and repairs brushes, commutators, windings, and bearings of generators, motors, and converters. May test and maintain transmission equipment, performing such duties as oiling circuit breakers and transformers.

Repairer Electrical

Repairs electrical components and subassemblies, such as relays, solenoids, and wiring and cable harnesses, using hand tools. : Disassembles unit and removes defective parts, using hand tools and soldering iron. Inserts new part in unit and solders connections. Repairs cable harnesses by replacing insulation, wire, and terminal lugs.

Instrument Repairer Electrical

Repairs, calibrates, and tests instruments, such as voltmeters, ammeters, resistance bridges, galvanometers, temperature bridges, and temperature controlling and recording gauges and instruments, using jewelers' tools, electricians' tools, hand tools, and measuring instruments. : Tests instruments for resistance, voltage, and other characteristics, using potentiometer, voltage divider, and other testing devices. Disassembles instruments, using hand tools, and examines parts for defects. Measures, cuts, and fits glass for meters and instruments, using glass cutter. Repairs or replaces defective parts of instruments, using hand tools, soldering equipment, grinders, calipers, micrometers, and dividers. Reassembles instruments, following circuit diagrams and using jewelers' tools. Tests new and repaired instruments, using test board. May operate lathe and drill press to make replacement parts. May plan, construct, and assemble test panels for experimental and production testing. May keep records on repair and calibration of instruments. May rebuild induction cores for electric furnaces. May install, repair, and adjust electronically controlled dynamometers.

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