As an Electrical Mechanic, you will need to master following:

• assemble electromechanical systems
• calibrate electromechanical system
• comply with electrical safety regulations
• electrical safety regulations
• test electromechanical systems

More generally, an electrical mechanic is also versed in:

• apply safety management
• electricity
• electromechanics
• electronics
• energy storage systems
• fit mechanised equipment
• inspect electrical supplies
• install electrical and electronic equipment
• maintain electrical equipment
• maintain electromechanical equipment
• mechanics
• resolve equipment malfunctions
• solve technical problems
• splice cable
• test electronic units
• use measurement instruments
• use precision tools
• wear appropriate protective gear
• work ergonomically

It also helps to know the following:

• apply coating to electrical equipment
• assemble mechatronic units
• electrical wire accessories
• install automotive electrical equipment
• install electricity sockets
• make electrical calculations
• order electrical supplies
• answer requests for quotation
• assemble electronic units
• automation technology
• battery components
• electric generators
• electrical testing methods
• electrical wiring plans
• install circuit breakers
• install electric switches
• maintain electrical engines
• operate soldering equipment
• repair battery components
• repair wiring
• replace defect components
• soldering techniques
• troubleshoot
• write inspection reports