ISCO Occupation Group 7222.4 Precision Mechanic
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Precision Mechanic: Precision mechanics manufacture precision metal components for machines and assemble them into functional units. They also build electronic measuring and control components. Precision mechanics use milling, drilling, grinding and honing machines.
Essential Skills
- Assemble Machines
- Micromechanics
- Set Up The Controller Of A Machine
- Secure Working Area
- Precision Mechanics
- Monitor Automated Machines
- Use Precision Tools
- Supply Machine With Appropriate Tools
- Operate Precision Measuring Equipment
- Perform Test Run
- Mechanics
- Consult Technical Resources
- Supply Machine
Optional Skills
- Assemble Electronic Units
- Use Testing Equipment
- Perform Machine Maintenance
- Manufacturing Of Office Equipment
- Maintain Records Of Maintenance Interventions
- Resolve Equipment Malfunctions
- Assemble Metal Parts
- Record Test Data
- Assemble Electrical Components
- Troubleshoot
- Apply Precision Metalworking Techniques
- Manufacturing Of Taps And Valves
- Operate Welding Equipment
- Tend Computer Numerical Control Lathe Machine
- Tend Cnc Drilling Machine
- Tend Cnc Grinding Machine
- Manufacturing Of Pumps And Compressors
- Tend Cnc Laser Cutting Machine
- Tend Cnc Milling Machine
- Dispose Of Hazardous Waste
- Electronics
- Conduct Quality Control Analysis
- Conduct Routine Machinery Checks
- Operate Soldering Equipment
Alternative Names
- Precision Processing Engineer
- Mechanical Precision Engineer
- Precision Mechanical Engineer
- Precision Engineering Supervisor
- Precision Process Engineer
- Precision Engineering Operations Supervisor
- Precision Operations Mechanic
