Mining equipment fitter – a profession with a history that will secure your future
The first mentions of the locksmith trade appeared in 1463 in the Vienna archive, and since then, along with technological progress, the profession has continued to evolve. Over time, the profession was divided into subclasses, depending on the job the worker performed. One type of work is mining.
A mining equipment fitter is a sought-after profession that nowadays uses developments in the field of computer technology and new technologies in the mining industry. The worker performs repair, assembly, disassembly, adjustment, and other types of mechanical work at mining enterprises. The work is in demand and critical, since it can be carried out not only on the ground, but also in underground workings, and requires strict adherence to safety regulations. Depending on the nature of the violations committed and the consequences, a mechanic bears disciplinary, material, or criminal liability following the current legislation of the Russian Federation.
You need quality training to do a quality job.
Practicing skills using computer technology will allow an employee to perform work quickly and without errors. A trained employee is a guarantee of work that will not have to be redone.
To organize the training of highly qualified specialists in the field of mechanical work in mining production, SIKE has developed a series of electronic courses "Mining Equipment Fitter. Key information on equipment repair and maintenance."
To organize the training of highly qualified specialists in the field of mechanical work in mining production, SIKE has developed a series of electronic courses "Mining Equipment Fitter. Key information on equipment repair and maintenance."
The target audience for the course is workers who repair and maintain equipment at a mining enterprise.
The courses cover aspects of a fitter's work in mining production:
- Requirements for equipment operation
- Equipment repair rules
- Rules for repairing various types of connections
- Selection of lubrication modes
- Methods for restoring worn parts
What does the course consist of?
Each course contains a theoretical and a test part.
The theoretical part of the course is presented in the form of interactive slides with diagrams and illustrations that simply demonstrate the information.
The presentation of information is linear and sequential; for convenience, large courses are divided into several sections.
You can consolidate the knowledge you have gained with the help of test assignments, which end each section of the course. The tasks are presented in various formats: ranking, and choosing one or more correct answers.
At the end of courses that have several sections, a user must pass a final test, which checks the quality of the material assimilation.
How to use the courses?
The course can be used as:
- 1Visual aids for lectures
- 2Independent distance learning of employees
- 3Material for laboratory and practical classes
- 4Independent learning in a computer class
What will a user learn?
- 1Performing repairs and maintenance of detachable and permanent connections
- 2Carrying out repairs of transmission parts of rotating equipment
- 3Performing metalworking and manufacture of units and parts
- 4Analyzing the work situation and selecting the necessary method of maintenance and repair
- 5Choosing the right working tool
- 6Choosing the necessary lubricant for the equipment
- 7Carrying out repairs of pipeline systems in machines, equipment, and industrial installations
- 8Correctly assessing the type of damage to a part and selecting a repair method
- 9Disassembling the equipment in the correct order and according to the rules
Courses feature
- The course "Equipment Wear, methods of Restoration and Increasing the Durability of Parts and Repair Technology" contains 3 video screencasts, which show the classification and factors influencing wear, types of wear, and methods for determining the presence of wear.
- The course "General information on monitoring and repair of mining equipment" contains a video screencast that shows the types and methods of protection against corrosion.
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