TCAT Murfreesboro

On-the-job Training

• Prepares for work at job site with proper tools and equipment and a work plan that is sound, clearly communicated, and employs safety precautions
  • Adheres to safety, health, and environmental rules and regulations
  • Properly uses and maintains tools and equipment including saws, digging equipment, drills, wrenches, compressors, presses, and crimpers
  • Properly uses and maintains electrical measuring and testing equipment including volt meters, amprobe meter, OHM meter
  • Operates vehicular equipment properly, including boom trucks, aerial lifts, tow motors, fork trucks, and scissor lift
  • Properly lays out projects, completes material take-off, and supports project from start to finish
  • Reads blueprints and schematics of systems and facility
  • Identify major standard electrical symbols and identify panel locations and circuits using airport blue prints
• Abides by workplace health and safety rules, regulations, policies, and best practices in carrying out job duties
  • Provides job site protection for the general public
  • Performs hazard assessment and controls potential hazards to public
  • Controls environmental hazards
  • Participates in workplace safety activities
  • Utilizes personal protective devices and safety equipment properly
• Installs, modifies, and repairs lighting systems in airport and airfield facilities
  • Rebuild and install a 1000 watt HPSV light fixture
  • Replace ballast in 277V & 120V fluorescent light
  • Controls environmental hazards
  • Replace lighting control contractor and identify components
  • Maintain runway, taxiway, beacons, weather monitoring systems, and other special airport lighting
  • Bend 1/2” E.M.T. conduit with box offset and back to back 90-degree bend
  • Bend 1/2" E.M.T. conduit 4-point saddle 12’ in span
• Maintain and repair motors, relays, circuit breakers, and other electrical components of the lighting and mechanical systems
  • Reverse polarity on a 3-phase motor
  • Wire a 3-phase 480V motor for high and low voltage
  • Replace a motor control started coil and auxiliary contacts and identify components
  • Hook up a 3 phase 480V primary 208/120V secondary XFMR
  • Troubleshoot a control circuit and repair fault
  • Preventative maintenance of an access control system
  • Draw a simple motor control ladder diagram of any airport related system and describe process and function
• Perform new installations of high and low electrical systems such as transformers, sub panels, and network racks
  • Install, repair, and maintain computer servers and racks for low voltage systems to include multiple camera systems
  • Use drawings, locate five different alarm initiation devices