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( c ) Bench KoxwXly this type of fitter is
restricted to tool-room work, fine work end marking out of
seats for xa&ohlning* It is wary skilled.
(<*) I %C ..'Engine overhftul Fitters . 7hese aen nust be capable
of overhauling I «C • engines and diesel engines including valve
grinding, refitting of bearings, piston rings etc. and overhaul
of all parts of the engine* They must also be capable of
trouble shooting, i.e. diagnosing and rectifying whatever nay
be wrong with the engines when tiny are not working properly*
(f) Slectrical Plttira . These non must be capable of
overhauls and repairs to electric motors, electric fans, cooling
units, refrigerators and all types of electrical plant*
(gj Sonestlc ?lpe Fitters * These men must be capable of
plumbing and general installation, repair and maintenance of
all types of household sanitary fittings*
(h) !k>tor Transport litters . These men must be capable of
complete overhauls of motor cars and their engines, maintenance
ef same and trouble shooting*
(3) Telegraph ^ Telephone Fitters * These men must be capable
of all manner of maintenance and repairs of telegraph and
telephone Instruments and exchange switchboards ♦
i:v.i Instrument makers are usually divided
into two clasps, I.e* mechanical and Electrical,
(a) Mechanical instrument makers attend to the repairs and
maintenance of all fine instrmnents of a non-electrical type
such as pressure gauges, pressure release valves, reducing
valves, fine workshop instruments, and certain scientific
instxnusonts used on wells.
(b) Electrical instrument makers carry out repairs on all
electrical Instruments such as voltmeters, ammeters, electric
unit meters, relay switches etc.
JA||Mg» Electrical and telegraph linemen mat be capable of
the whole work of erection and maintenance of electric and
telephone lines, this includes alignment and erection of poles,
insulators and the stringing of the wire.