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A professional who repairs and adjusts conveyor systems, using handtools. Responsibilities include: * Installs belts in machinery, tightens bolts, adjusts tension rolls, straightens parts, aligns rollers, and replaces defective parts. * May install conveyor systems.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who repairs, services, and installs hydraulic door closers, using machines and handtools. Responsibilities include: * Disassembles closers, using handtools and vise. * Immerses parts in solution of caustic soda and water to clean parts. * Removes encrusted dirt and rust, using electric rotary wire brush and grinding wheel. * Replaces worn or broken parts. * Fabricates parts, using lathes, drill presses, shaping and milling machines, and precision measuring instruments, such as micrometers, calipers, and scales. * Welds cracked closer casings, using acetylene torch. * Fills oil chamber and packs spindle with leather washers. * Paints finished door closer.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who tests and repairs ore-crushing and ore-transporting machinery. Responsibilities include: * Starts machines and equipment, such as feeders, jaw crushers, conveyor belts, and suction dust collectors. * Observes machines and equipment in operation for defects and malfunctions. * Turns valves to regulate flow of water into cooling system. * Breaks up clogged ore, using iron bar or pneumatic hammer. * Repairs machines and equipment, using handtools.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who repairs and adjusts hand-or power-operated equipment used to lubricate automobiles, trucks, and industrial equipment, using handtools. Responsibilities include: * Dismantles equipment, such as grease guns, air lines, and lubricating pumps. * Examines parts for breaks, wear, and dirt. * Replaces defective parts. * Cleans and assembles equipment.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who repairs and adjusts spray-paint guns and paint-mixing machines, using handtools. Responsibilities include: * Disassembles spray gun, using wrenches. * Cleans parts in gasoline or other solvent. * Wipes parts dry. * Replaces valves, jets, and other worn or broken parts. * Attaches new hose to guns. * Turns thumbscrews, nuts, and other controls on gun to adjust jets and nozzles. * Repairs agitators of paint-mixing equipment. * May mix paints and lacquers, using paddle or electric shaker-agitator, scales, and viscosity cups. * May order parts and materials to maintain inventory levels.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who rebuilds safety and flow valves used on compressed and liquefied gas cylinders, drums, or railway cars. Responsibilities include: * Disassembles valve, using bench vise and handtools. * Inspects components for surface flaws, and defects in stem and threads. * Reams valve seats with hand reamer and dresses threads with tap and die. * Immerses parts in cleaning solution and reassembles valve. * Dips valve in molten lead, using tongs, to prevent leakage. * Attaches valve and fusible plug to high-pressure gasline, submerges it in water, and observes for bubbles to test valve and plug for leaks. * Melts out defective plugs, scrapes hole clean, and pours in new metal. * Records number of valves tested and test results. * May attach gauge and open air valve to test filled cylinders for pressure. * May brush or spray chemical solution around valves to test filled cylinders for leaks. * May fill cylinders.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who fabricates and repairs fixtures, rods, baskets, and hooks used to suspend articles in plating, cleansing, and painting vats, using handtools and portable power tools. Responsibilities include: * Cuts metal stock to size, using handsaws or power saws and forming machines and following working sketches. * Bends metal, using vise or hammer. * Drills and taps holes, using portable power drill. * Bolts or screws parts together, using wrenches and screwdrivers. * May braze, solder, or weld parts together.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who cleans and repairs aluminum-processing equipment, such as heaters, heat exchangers, evaporators, pipelines, pumps, cooler coils, and filter leaves, using handtools. Responsibilities include: * Removes heads from heaters, evaporators, preheaters, and heat exchangers, using impact wrenches. * Mixes acid or caustic with water and inhibiting chemicals to prepare cleaning solutions of specified concentrations. * Tests solutions, using acid-testing equipment. * Turns valves to circulate cleaning agents through equipment for time indicated by test results. * Washes vessels and heaters with water. * Removes scale from tubes, using air-powered turbines and drills. * Examines vessels or heaters for leaks, and marks defective areas. * Reassembles vessels and heaters, using chain falls, block and tackle, impact wrenches, and handtools. * Lubricates valves and adjusts packing glands to prevent leaks. * May keep records of repairs and test results.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who assists repairer in repairing machinery and equipment used in processing ore. Responsibilities include: * Cuts out worn parts of conveyor belts, using shears. * Draws ends of belt together, using block and tackle, and splices ends with metal fasteners. * Loosens sections of machines and equipment, such as turbo-generators, vibrating screens, air compressors, conveyors, crushers, condensers, and boilers, using handtools and electric hoist. * Removes worn pipe sections from air, oil, steam, and waterlines, using wrenches and chain hoist. * Cleans soot and scale from steam tubes and water-cooling pipes of pressure boilers, using brush and airhose. * Performs other duties as described under helper master title.
Industry:Professional careers
A professional who repairs sizing screens and cyclones (centrifugal separators) used in processing iron ore, using handtools and chain hoist. Responsibilities include: * Inspects screen panels on vibrating screens and screen cloth on ball mill trommels for wear and damage. * Replaces worn screen panels on vibrating screens, using wrenches and hammer. * Installs new screen cloth on ball mill trommels, using wrenches and chain hoist. * Signals overhead crane operator to remove and replace cyclones for scheduled maintenance. * Measures cyclone parts with rule and tape measure to determine need for replacements. * Replaces worn parts, such as feed and shell linings, using wrenches. * Cleans spray nozzles and belt scrapers in conveyor belt washing system.
Industry:Professional careers