Apprenti Occupation
Overview
Workers in this occupation must understand the impact of the electrical components on the underlying electrical systems, controls systems, low-voltage electrical circuits, (variable frequency drives) motors, and pumps, including an understanding of the proper installation, design and operations of these systems.
Related Technical Instruction (RTI)
As part of RTI, Service Representative apprentices generally receive instruction in:
- Basic Computer Usage
- Power Fundamentals – Principles of Electricity, Circuits and Wiring Design
- Components of Building Electrical Systems
- Control schematics
- Troubleshooting techniques for circuits and systems
- NEC Code Instruction
- UPS basics
- Safety
On-the-Job Training (OJT)
During OJT, Service Representatives generally work on tasks substantially similar to the following:
- Engineering and Commissioning Control System Networks
- Applying Circuit Analysis Techniques
- Inspecting and Testing Low-Voltage Control Systems
- Demonstrating Safe Use, Care, and Maintenance of Workplace Tools and Equipment
- Selecting Appropriate Troubleshooting Techniques
- Interpreting Blueprints and Schematics
- Performing Preventative Maintenance
- Maintaining Equipment Logs
- Demonstrating Proper Workplace and Electrical Safety
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