Content: It covers topics like electronics, electronic repair, mechanical instruments, indicators, and more.
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Skills:
Students learn to read and interpret technical documentation, plan work processes, apply safety regulations, and diagnose and rectify faults in electronic components.
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Job Roles:
Instrument mechanics are involved in various aspects of plant operations, including inspections, preventive maintenance, and the installation of control and measurement instruments.
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Entry Qualification:
A 10th class pass with Science and Mathematics is generally required, says the Directorate General of Training.
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Specific areas of focus in the trade:
Pressure Measurement: Students learn about various pressure sensors, pressure gauges, and the principles of pressure in liquids and gases. Electronics: They gain practical experience in circuit simulation, microprocessor trainers, and the use of electronic instruments like CROs and oscilloscopes. Practical Skills: The trade emphasizes hands-on experience through practical exercises in a workshop, covering all skills outlined in the syllabus.
