User`s manual
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the original diagram of: motors, limit switches, push button panels, control boards, cables and wires, etc.)
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basic knowledge of simple mechanic control and adjustment technique (verification of
wear and tear, adjustment of mechanic stops, etc.)
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knowledge of measuring and testing methods to establish the actual conditions of the machine
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(verification of electrical equipment’s efficiency and reliability)
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knowledge of methods of research of breakdowns and failures and experience in electric control systems for
hoisting and handling machinery
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ability to organize the measures fit for bringing the hoist back to its function and performance
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ability to draw up a maintenance operation report
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Required qualification:
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Full training as an electrical industrial engineer complete with specialization and experience in servicing
industrial hoisting and handling systems
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ELECTRO-MECHANICAL
MAINTENANCE
MAN:
He/she is an operator whose working profile, besides having the electrical serviceman’s typical characteristics, gathers and
epitomizes the technical competence and capacity required of a mechanical serviceman.
MECHANICAL
ENGINEER
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Typical technical activities:
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mechanical adjustment of safety devices, settings and tests (proof load tests)
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ordinary maintenance operations and replacement of complex and/or critical, with regard to safety,
mechanic components (reducers, motors, etc.)
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repairs of mechanical units following extraordinary maintenance (repairs of structural parts with welding
filling material, mechanical on board processing, etc.)
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Required technical knowledge:
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knowledge of mechanical industrial hoisting and handling systems certified by specific training
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specific knowledge of safety devices fitted on the machine (limit switches, brakes, load limiter, etc.)
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essential knowledge of electric control and adjustment technique (verification of motors)
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specific competence with regard to measuring and testing for determining the actual conditions of
the machine (verification of: brakes, push button control pendant, limit switches, etc.)
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specific competence with regard to the methods of logic research for breakdowns and evaluation of the
results
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ability to direct the measures fit for bringing the machine back to its function and performance
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ability to draw up a maintenance operation report
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Required qualification:
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Full training as an industrial mechanical engineer complete with specialization and specific competence in
hoisting and handling systems
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEER
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Typical maintenance activities:
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electrical adjustment of safety devices, settings and tests (proof load tests)
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ordinary maintenance operation following the replacement of complex and/or safetywise critical
electric components (limit switches, motors, L.V. switchboard)
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repair of electric units following extraordinary maintenance operations (repair of electric
motors with partial replacements, replacement of limit switches with changes in the set-up, etc.).
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Required technical knowledge:
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extremely good knowledge of electrical installations and wiring on industrial hoisting and handling equipment