ISCO Occupation Group 7311.1 Clock And Watchmaker
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Clock And Watchmaker: Clock and watchmakers make mechanical or electronic clocks and watches. They use precision hand tools or automated machinery to assemble the timing devices. Clock and watchmakers may also repair clocks or watches. They can work in workshops or in factories.
Essential Skills
- Perform Product Testing
- Mount Clock Wheelwork
- Attach Clock Cases
- Watches And Jewellery Products
- Oversee Quality Control
- Time-Display Methods
- Use Watchmaker'S Tools
- Attach Clock Hands
- Inspect Clocks
- Repair Clocks
- Components Of Clocks
- Attach Clock Dials
- Wear Appropriate Protective Gear
- Inspect Quality Of Products
Optional Skills
- Change Watch Battery
- Apply Restoration Techniques
- Apply Precision Metalworking Techniques
- Operate Metal Polishing Equipment
- Use Precision Tools
- Types Of Watches
- Precision Mechanics
- Develop Product Design
- Timing Devices
- Read Standard Blueprints
- Develop Production Line
- Sell Clocks
- Operate Precision Machinery
- Maintain Jewels And Watches
- Electronics
- Monitor Machine Operations
- Attach Pendulums
- Use Cad Software
- Communicate With Customers
- Perform Resource Planning
- Estimate Value Of Clocks
- Estimate Cost Of Jewellery And Watches' Maintenance
- Operate Precision Measuring Equipment
- Assemble Electrical Components
- Advise Customers On Clocks
- Operate Engraving Equipment
- Maintain Clocks
- Design Clocks
- Advise Customers On Jewellery And Watches
- Conservation Techniques
- Estimate Value Of Used Jewellery And Watches
- Electric Clocks
- Characteristics Of Precious Metals
- Use Specialised Tools In Electric Repairs
- Engrave Patterns
- Repair Electronic Components
- Mechanical Clocks
- Micromechanics
Alternative Names
- Maker Of Watchers
- Electronic Clockmaker
- Clock Maker
- Mechanical Watchmaker
- Clockmaker
- Maker Of Clocks
- Mechanical Clockmaker
- Electronic Watchmaker
- Watch Maker
- Watchmaker
