As an Electrical Equipment Assembler, you will need to master following:

• measure parts of manufactured products

More generally, an electrical equipment assembler is also versed in:

• align components
• apply soldering techniques
• assemble electrical components
• electrical discharge
• electrical equipment regulations
• electrical wiring diagrams
• electricity
• electricity principles
• ensure conformity to specifications
• fasten components
• inspect quality of products
• interpret electrical diagrams
• meet deadlines
• monitor manufacturing quality standards
• operate soldering equipment
• read assembly drawings
• remove defective products
• report defective manufacturing materials
• troubleshoot
• wear appropriate protective gear

It also helps to know the following:

• apply coating to electrical equipment
• electric drives
• electric motors
• electrical wire accessories
• manufacture of electrical wire products
• switching devices
• waste removal regulations
• adjust manufacturing equipment
• adjust voltage
• apply technical communication skills
• clean components during assembly
• dispose of hazardous waste
• electric generators
• electrical engineering
• electrical machines
• electrical power safety regulations
• electromechanics
• inspect electrical supplies
• install electric switches
• install electrical and electronic equipment
• keep records of work progress
• maintain electrical equipment
• measure electrical characteristics
• oversee logistics of finished products
• perform test run
• power engineering
• provide documentation
• repair wiring
• replace defect components
• resolve equipment malfunctions
• use specialised tools in electric repairs
• wire harnesses