As a Precision Instrument Assembler, you will need to master following:

• set tolerances
• test instrumentation equipment

More generally, a precision instrument assembler is also versed in:

• apply health and safety standards
• assemble instrumentation equipment
• blueprints
• calibrate precision instrument
• instrument performance elements
• instrumentation engineering
• instrumentation equipment
• monitor manufacturing quality standards
• operate precision measuring equipment
• pack goods
• precision measuring instruments
• precision mechanics
• quality standards
• read assembly drawings
• read standard blueprints
• report defective manufacturing materials
• wear appropriate protective gear

It also helps to know the following:

• assemble measuring equipment
• measure parts of manufactured products
• use wrenches
• adjust manufacturing equipment
• align components
• automation technology
• carry out work-related measurements
• electrical equipment regulations
• electromechanics
• electronic equipment standards
• electronics
• ensure conformity to specifications
• fasten components
• inspect quality of products
• keep records of work progress
• maintain electronic equipment
• meet deadlines
• metallurgy
• operate soldering equipment
• precision engineering
• remove defective products
• replace defect components
• resolve equipment malfunctions
• use hand tools
• use power tools