Task D-24 Installs, services and maintains motors +6309A · Electrician · English

Covers determining motor type, calculating conductors, installing protection devices, mounting, terminating leads, testing and removing existing motors.

• ✓determine type of single-phase motor required
• ✓calculate conductor and cable requirements
• ✓determine and install overload and overcurrent devices
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓position and mount single-phase motor
• ✓terminate motor leads
• ✓conduct tests after installation and document results
• ✓remove existing single-phase motor when replacing

Topic covers single-phase motors, their components, operating principles and procedures to install and connect them.

• ✓identify types of single-phase motors
• ✓identify single-phase motor components
• ✓interpret codes and regulations
• ✓interpret information on drawings and specifications
• ✓explain construction and operating principles
• ✓interpret nameplate information
• ✓identify tools and equipment to install and connect
• ✓describe procedures to install and connect
• ✓identify coupling methods
• ✓identify considerations for selecting motors

Covers diagnosing, removing, replacing components, testing, cleaning, lubricating, adjusting and analyzing maintenance results.

• ✓obtain detailed description of operation and malfunction
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓determine source of malfunction
• ✓identify and remove defective components
• ✓select and install replacement components
• ✓conduct tests after repair
• ✓clean, lubricate and adjust components
• ✓record tests in maintenance schedule
• ✓compare and analyze maintenance test results

Topic covers tools, equipment and procedures to service and maintain single-phase motors and components.

• ✓identify types of single-phase motors
• ✓identify single-phase motor components and accessories
• ✓interpret codes and regulations
• ✓interpret information on drawings and specifications
• ✓explain construction and operating principles
• ✓interpret nameplate information
• ✓identify tools and equipment to service and maintain
• ✓describe procedures to service and maintain

Covers determining motor type, calculating conductors, installing protection devices, mounting, terminating leads, testing and removing existing motors.

• ✓determine type of three-phase motor required
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓calculate conductor and cable requirements
• ✓determine and install overload and overcurrent devices
• ✓determine and install motor protection devices
• ✓position and mount three-phase motor
• ✓terminate motor leads
• ✓conduct tests after installation and record results
• ✓remove existing three-phase motors when replacing

Topic covers three-phase motors, their components, operating principles and procedures to install and connect them.

• ✓identify types of three-phase motors
• ✓identify three-phase motor components
• ✓interpret codes and regulations
• ✓interpret information on drawings and specifications
• ✓explain construction and operating principles
• ✓interpret nameplate information
• ✓identify considerations for selecting motors
• ✓identify tools and equipment to install and connect
• ✓describe procedures to install and connect
• ✓identify coupling methods

Covers diagnosing, removing, replacing components, testing, cleaning, lubricating, adjusting and analyzing maintenance results.

• ✓obtain detailed description of operation and malfunction
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓determine source of malfunction
• ✓identify and remove defective components
• ✓select and install replacement components
• ✓conduct tests after repair
• ✓clean, lubricate and adjust components
• ✓record tests in maintenance schedule
• ✓compare and analyze maintenance test results

Topic covers tools, equipment and procedures to service, maintain, repair and test three-phase motors and components.

• ✓identify types of three-phase motors
• ✓identify three-phase motor components
• ✓interpret codes and regulations
• ✓interpret information on drawings and specifications
• ✓explain construction and operating principles
• ✓interpret nameplate information
• ✓identify tools and equipment to service and maintain
• ✓describe procedures to service
• ✓describe procedures to maintain, repair and test

Covers determining motor type, calculating conductors, installing protection devices, mounting, terminating leads, testing and removing existing motors.

• ✓determine type of DC motor required
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓calculate conductor and cable requirements
• ✓determine and install overload and overcurrent devices
• ✓position and mount DC motor
• ✓terminate motor leads
• ✓conduct tests after installation and record results
• ✓remove existing DC motors when replacing

Topic covers DC motors, their components, operating principles and procedures to install and connect them.

• ✓identify types of DC motors
• ✓identify DC motor components
• ✓interpret codes and regulations
• ✓interpret information on drawings and specifications
• ✓explain construction and operating principles
• ✓interpret nameplate information
• ✓identify considerations for selecting DC motors and controls
• ✓identify tools and equipment to install and connect
• ✓describe procedures to install
• ✓describe procedures to connect

Covers diagnosing, removing, replacing DC motor components, testing, cleaning, lubricating, adjusting and analyzing maintenance results.

• ✓obtain detailed description of operation and malfunction
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓determine source of malfunction
• ✓identify and remove defective DC motor components
• ✓select and install replacement DC motor components
• ✓conduct tests after repair
• ✓clean, lubricate and adjust DC motor components
• ✓record tests in maintenance schedule
• ✓compare and analyze maintenance test results

Topic covers tools, equipment and procedures to service and maintain DC motors and components.

• ✓identify types of DC motors
• ✓identify DC motor components
• ✓interpret codes and regulations
• ✓interpret information on drawings and specifications
• ✓explain construction and operating principles
• ✓interpret nameplate information
• ✓identify tools and equipment to service and maintain
• ✓describe procedures to service
• ✓describe procedures to maintain

Covers installation, servicing and maintenance of fire alarm systems and security and surveillance systems.

• ✓E-26.01 Installs fire alarm systems
• ✓E-26.02 Performs servicing and maintenance of fire alarm systems
• ✓E-26.03 Installs security and surveillance systems
• ✓E-26.04 Performs servicing and maintenance of security and surveillance systems

Covers installation, servicing and maintenance of voice/data/video, CATV, public address, intercom and nurse call systems.

• ✓E-27.01 Installs voice/data/video (VDV) and community antenna television (CATV) systems
• ✓E-27.02 Installs public address (PA) and intercom systems
• ✓E-27.03 Installs nurse call systems
• ✓E-27.04 Performs servicing and maintenance of communication systems

Covers installation, servicing and maintenance of building automation and building control systems.

• ✓E-28.01 Installs building automation systems
• ✓E-28.02 Installs building control systems
• ✓E-28.03 Performs servicing and maintenance of integrated control systems

Covers communication practices, active listening, feedback, questioning and participating in safety and information meetings.

• ✓demonstrate communication practices with individuals or in a group
• ✓listen using active listening practices
• ✓receive and respond to feedback on work
• ✓explain and provide feedback
• ✓use questioning to improve communication
• ✓participate in safety and information meetings

Covers knowledge of trade terminology.

• ✓define terminology used in trade

Covers knowledge of effective communication practices including verbal and non-verbal communication, learning styles and workplace responsibilities.

• ✓describe importance of using effective verbal and non-verbal communication with people in the workplace
• ✓identify sources of information to effectively communicate
• ✓identify communication and learning styles
• ✓describe effective listening and speaking skills
• ✓identify personal responsibilities and attitudes that contribute to on-the-job success
• ✓identify communication that constitutes harassment and discrimination

Covers communicating learning objectives, demonstrating skills, setting up practice, assessing learners, giving feedback and supporting anti-harassment.

• ✓identify and communicate learning objective and point of lesson
• ✓link lesson to other lessons and job
• ✓demonstrates performance of skill to apprentice or learner
• ✓set up conditions required for apprentice or learner to practice skill
• ✓assess apprentice or learner's ability to perform tasks with increasing independence and productivity
• ✓give supportive and corrective feedback
• ✓support apprentices or learners in pursuing technical training opportunities
• ✓support anti-harassment in workplace
• ✓assess apprentice or learner suitability to trade during probationary period

Covers knowledge of strategies for learning skills in the workplace.

• ✓describe importance of individual experience
• ✓describe shared responsibilities for workplace learning
• ✓determine one's own learning preferences and explain how these relate to learning new skills
• ✓describe importance of different types of skills in workplace
• ✓describe importance of essential skills in workplace
• ✓identify different learning styles
• ✓identify different learning needs and strategies to meet them
• ✓identify strategies to assist in learning a skill

Covers knowledge of strategies for teaching skills.

• ✓identify different roles played by a workplace mentor
• ✓describe teaching skills
• ✓explain importance of identifying point of a lesson
• ✓identify how to choose a good time to present a lesson
• ✓explain importance of linking lessons
• ✓identify components of skill (the context)
• ✓describe considerations in setting up opportunities for skill practice
• ✓explain importance of providing feedback
• ✓identify techniques for giving effective feedback
• ✓describe a skills assessment
• ✓identify methods of assessing progress
• ✓explain how to adjust a lesson to different situations

Covers diagnosing malfunctions, repairing, replacing components, creating maintenance schedules, testing and documenting for bonding and grounding systems.

• ✓obtain detailed description of malfunction
• ✓determine source of malfunction
• ✓determine course of action
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓repair malfunctioning components and verify repair
• ✓select equivalent replacement components
• ✓install equivalent replacement components
• ✓determine maintenance requirements
• ✓create maintenance schedule
• ✓follow maintenance schedule
• ✓conduct tests
• ✓update maintenance log

Covers tools, equipment and procedures to service and maintain bonding and grounding systems and their protection systems.

• ✓identify tools and equipment used to service and maintain systems
• ✓describe procedures to service bonding and grounding systems and components
• ✓describe procedures to maintain bonding and grounding systems and components

Covers the skills to select, route, form, mount, support and remove raceways such as cable tray, wireways and busways.

• ✓determine installation requirements and select raceways
• ✓determine routing of raceway
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓measure, cut and form raceways
• ✓assemble, position, mount and support raceways
• ✓determine requirements for removal of existing raceways
• ✓remove raceways and raceway components, and update documentation

Covers knowledge of raceway types, components, characteristics, applications, codes and selection/removal considerations.

• ✓identify types of raceways, and describe their characteristics and applications
• ✓identify raceway components, and describe their characteristics and applications
• ✓interpret codes, regulations and standards pertaining to raceways
• ✓interpret information pertaining to raceways found on drawings and specifications
• ✓identify considerations and requirements for removal of raceways and their components
• ✓identify considerations and requirements for selecting raceways and their components

Covers knowledge of tools, equipment and procedures to remove, install and support raceways and raceway components.

• ✓identify tools and equipment used to remove, install and support raceways and raceway components, and describe their applications and procedures for use
• ✓describe procedures to remove raceways and raceway components
• ✓describe procedures to install and support raceways and raceway components

Covers determining the type of VDV and CATV system per electrical and communication drawings, specifications, job and client requirements, and codes and standards.

Covers selecting tools and equipment according to the task.

Covers removing and disposing of existing VDV and CATV components per local codes and waste disposal requirements and updating documentation.

Covers determining system layout per drawings, specifications, client requirements and site visit.

Covers selecting components per drawings, specifications, building material finishes, and job and client requirements.

Covers positioning, mounting and assembling communication cabling raceway per manufacturers' specifications, industry standards and CEC requirements.

Covers labeling and installing cabling per manufacturers' specifications and CEC requirements.

Covers positioning, mounting, assembling, bonding and making functional VDV and CATV components per drawings, CEC, job and client requirements, and codes and standards.

Covers terminating and interconnecting VDV and CATV components and associated system devices per standards, drawings, specifications and job requirements.

Covers verifying cable performance within acceptable parameters using diagnostic and test equipment.

Covers updating as-builts and completing documentation to support certification.

Covers demonstrating knowledge of VDV and CATV systems, components, associated systems, characteristics, applications and operation.

• ✓interpret codes and standards pertaining to VDV and CATV systems
• ✓identify types of VDV and CATV systems, and describe their characteristics, applications, and operation
• ✓identify VDV and CATV system components, and describe their characteristics and applications
• ✓describe types of associated systems that often interconnect with VDV and CATV systems
• ✓identify considerations and requirements for selecting VDV and CATV systems and components

Covers demonstrating knowledge of procedures to install VDV and CATV systems.

• ✓identify tools and equipment used to install VDV and CATV systems
• ✓describe procedures to install VDV and CATV systems and components
• ✓describe procedures for testing VDV and CATV systems and components
• ✓describe procedures for verification and certification of VDV and CATV systems

Covers determining service size/type, layout, trench and overhead clearances, protecting/mounting components, installing and terminating conductors, testing, bonding and grounding for single-phase services.

• ✓determine services, and size and type of service components and service conductors
• ✓determine layout and location of service components
• ✓determine trench size and minimum cover requirements
• ✓determine overhead clearance
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓protect service components for single-phase service
• ✓mount and secure service components
• ✓install service conductors
• ✓terminate service conductors
• ✓conduct tests of service components, service conductors and metering equipment
• ✓identify service information on panels and metering equipment
• ✓bond non-current carrying metallic service components
• ✓ground neutral conductor
• ✓bond non-electrical metallic piping and structures
• ✓remove and dispose of unserviceable service components and service conductors, and update documentation

Covers knowledge of single-phase services, service components, and their characteristics and applications.

• ✓interpret codes and regulations pertaining to single-phase services
• ✓interpret information pertaining to single-phase services found on drawings and specifications
• ✓identify types of single-phase services, and describe their characteristics and applications
• ✓identify service components, service conductors and fasteners, and describe their purpose and applications
• ✓identify considerations and requirements for selecting type of single-phase services, service components and service conductors

Covers knowledge of procedures to install single-phase service.

• ✓identify tools and equipment used to install single-phase service, and describe their applications and procedures for use
• ✓identify sources of information and documentation required for installation of single-phase services
• ✓identify and describe procedures to install single-phase services, service components and service conductors
• ✓identify and describe procedures to connect service conductors
• ✓identify procedures to ground and bond single-phase services

Covers knowledge of load calculations for single-phase service.

• ✓describe procedures to calculate load
• ✓calculate load for single-phase service

Covers knowledge of single-phase systems.

• ✓describe theory of single-phase Edison three-wire system
• ✓describe single-phase circuit fundamentals and interpret AHJ requirements

Covers determining service size/type, layout, trench and overhead clearances, protecting/mounting components, installing and color-coding conductors, testing, bonding and grounding for three-phase services.

• ✓determine services, and size and type of service components and service conductors
• ✓determine layout and location of service components
• ✓determine trench size and minimum cover requirements
• ✓determine overhead clearance
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓protect service components for three-phase service
• ✓mount and secure service components
• ✓install service conductors
• ✓terminate service conductors
• ✓conduct tests of service components, service conductors and metering equipment
• ✓identify service information on metering equipment and main disconnect
• ✓bond non-current carrying metallic service components
• ✓ground neutral conductor
• ✓bond non-electrical metallic piping and structures
• ✓remove and dispose of unserviceable service components and service conductors when replacing, and update documentation

Covers knowledge of three-phase services, their characteristics and applications.

• ✓interpret codes and regulations pertaining to three-phase services
• ✓interpret information pertaining to three-phase services found on drawings and specifications
• ✓identify types of three-phase services, and describe their characteristics and applications
• ✓identify service components, service conductors and fasteners, and describe their purpose and applications
• ✓identify considerations and requirements for selecting three-phase services, service components and service conductors
• ✓identify ground fault and ground detection type protection systems, and describe their characteristics and applications

Covers knowledge of procedures to install three-phase services, service components and service conductors.

• ✓identify tools and equipment used to install three-phase services, service components and service conductors, and describe their applications and procedures for use
• ✓identify sources of information and documentation required for installation of three-phase services
• ✓identify and describe procedures to install three-phase services, service components and service conductors
• ✓identify and describe procedures to connect service conductors
• ✓identify procedures used to ground and bond three-phase services

Covers knowledge of load calculations for three-phase services.

• ✓describe procedures to calculate load
• ✓calculate load for three-phase services

Covers troubleshooting, diagnosing, repairing/replacing components, and creating and following maintenance schedules for single-phase services and metering equipment.

• ✓obtain detailed description of malfunction
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓determine source of malfunction
• ✓determine course of action
• ✓repair malfunctioning components and verify repair
• ✓select replacement components
• ✓install replacement components
• ✓determine maintenance requirements
• ✓create maintenance schedule
• ✓follow maintenance schedule
• ✓conduct tests
• ✓update maintenance log

Covers knowledge of single-phase systems and procedures to service and maintain single-phase services and their components.

• ✓describe theory of single-phase Edison three-wire system
• ✓describe single-phase circuit fundamentals and interpret AHJ requirements
• ✓identify tools and equipment used to service and maintain single-phase services and their components, and describe their applications and procedures for use
• ✓describe procedures to service single-phase services and their components
• ✓describe procedures used to maintain single-phase services and their components

Covers troubleshooting, diagnosing, repairing/replacing components, and creating and following maintenance schedules for three-phase services and metering equipment.

• ✓obtain detailed description of malfunction
• ✓select tools and equipment
• ✓determine source of malfunction
• ✓determine course of action
• ✓repair malfunctioning components and verify repair
• ✓select replacement components
• ✓install replacement components
• ✓determine maintenance requirements
• ✓create maintenance schedule
• ✓follow maintenance schedule
• ✓conduct tests
• ✓update maintenance log

Covers knowledge of three-phase systems and procedures to service and maintain three-phase services and their components.

• ✓describe three-phase circuit fundamentals
• ✓identify tools and equipment used to service and maintain three-phase services and their components, and describe their applications and procedures for use
• ✓describe procedures to service three-phase services and their components
• ✓describe procedures to maintain three-phase services and their components