Mechanical and Electrical Technician Training
For electronics technicians with mechanical and electrical maintenance responsibilities
Mechanical and Electrical Technician Training students brush up on industrial safety, math and measurements, expand their knowledge of electrical and electronics principles and applications, and get important skills training in lubrication, pumps, and more.
Electro mechanical courseware focuses on the components and circuits used in PLC systems. Students who have successfully completed the Mechanical and Electrical Technician Training program will be able to:
- Understand DC and AC principles.
- Use electrical testing and troubleshooting measurement instruments such as multimeters, VOMs, and oscilloscopes.
- Identify electronic components by sight, function, and operating characteristic, and describe how they are used in electronic circuits.
- Understand the principles of Boolean logic and how computer-driven industrial systems make decisions, route parts and sort data.
- Understand, evaluate, and troubleshoot integrated circuits, microprocessors, and PLC operations and programming.
You can work with your Training Consultant to devise an individualized program or follow the complete Mechanical and Electrical Technician Training course list below.
Mechanical and Electrical Technician Training Course List
Pre-Technical Foundation Skills
AC/DC Principles, Testing, and Troubleshooting
Mechanical Maintenance
| Lubrication, Part 1 |
286091 |
| Lubrication, Part 2 |
286092 |
| Precision Measuring Instruments, Part 1 |
186068 |
| Precision Measuring Instruments, Part 2 |
186069 |
| Precision Measuring Instruments, Part 3 |
186070 |
| Bearings and Seals, Part 1 |
286093 |
| Bearings and Seals, Part 2 |
286094 |
| Pumps, Part 1 |
286001 |
| Pumps, Part 2 |
286002 |
| Pumps, Part 3 |
286003 |
| Mechanical Power Transmission |
286015 |
| Hydraulic Power Basics |
286060 |
| Hydraulic Components: Actuators, Pumps, and Motors |
286061 |
| Hydraulic Components: Conductors, Conditioners, and Fluids |
286062 |
| Hydraulic Power System Control |
286063 |
| Interpreting Hydraulic System Schematics |
286064 |
| Hydraulic Power System Troubleshooting |
286065 |
| Industrial Hydraulics (Video) |
VS63XX |
| Hydraulic Power Systems and Troubleshooting (Video) |
VS64XX |
| Predictive Maintenance |
286087 |
| Predictive Maintenance: Vibration Analysis |
286088 |
| Predictive Maintenance: Advanced Topics |
286089 |
Electronic Circuits and Controllers
Microprocessors and Troubleshooting
| Troubleshooting Industrial Electronic and Computer Systems |
Block B26 |
| Industrial Electronic Troubleshooting |
086064 |
| Electronic Troubleshooting of Industrial Motor Controls |
086065 |
| Troubleshooting Sensing Devices and Systems |
086066 |
| Troubleshooting Industrial Control Systems and Output Devices |
086067 |
| Troubleshooting Industrial Computer Systems and Software |
086068 |
| Industrial Computer Networks |
086069 |
| Troubleshooting Electronic Equipment and Systems |
Block B06 |
| Introduction to Troubleshooting |
B0601 |
| Basic Troubleshooting Methods |
B0602 |
| Selecting Instruments for Troubleshooting |
B0603 |
| Measurement Techniques in Troubleshooting |
B0604 |
| Support Services for Troubleshooting |
B0605 |
| Practical Troubleshooting Problems |
B0606 |
| Logic Circuits |
Block B08 |
| Logic Circuit Fundamentals |
B0801 |
| Introduction to Number Systems |
B0802 |
| Logic Devices and Diagrams |
B0803 |
| Logic Families |
B0804 |
| Applications of Logic Circuits |
B0805 |
| Troubleshooting Logic Circuits |
B0806 |
| Linear and Digital Integrated Circuits |
Block B09 |
| Linear and Digital Circuit Principles |
B0901 |
| Integrated Circuit Techniques |
B0902 |
| Linear Integrated Circuits |
B0903 |
| Digital Integrated Circuits |
B0904 |
| Integrated Circuit Logic Systems |
B0905 |
| Troubleshooting IC Systems |
B0906 |
| Introduction to Microprocessors |
Block B11 |
| Introduction to Computers |
B1101 |
| Introduction to Microprocessor Applications |
B1102 |
| Microprocessor Basics, Part 1: Underlying Principles and Concepts |
B1103 |
| Microprocessor Basics, Part 2: Overview of What's in a Microprocessor |
B1104 |
| Microprocessor Applications |
Block B12 |
| Working with an Uncomplicated Microprocessor, The MC6802, Part 1 |
B1201 |
| Microprocessor Programming Principles, Part 1 |
B1202 |
| Working with an Uncomplicated Microprocessor, The MC6802, Part 2 |
B1203 |
| Microprocessor Programming Principles, Part 2 |
B1204 |
| Interfacing through Serial and Parallel Ports |
B1205 |
| Troubleshooting Microprocessor Equipment, Part 1 |
B1206 |
| Troubleshooting Microprocessor Equipment, Part 2 |
B1207 |
| Other Families of Microprocessors |
B1208 |
| Required Laboratory Experiment: |
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| Microprocessor Trainer |
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| Advanced Troubleshooting Techniques |
Block B16 |
| Approach to Troubleshooting |
B1601 |
| Analysis of Systems |
B1602 |
| Test Equipment Applications |
B1603 |
| Safe Troubleshooting Practices |
B1604 |
| Troubleshooting Industrial Systems, Part 1 |
B1605 |
| Troubleshooting Industrial Systems, Part 2 |
B1606 |
Optional Laboratory Experiment:
Estimated Curriculum Duration: 967 hours (excluding videos and optional lab experiments).
Number of Exams: 115.
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Contract number: GS-02F-9406C
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