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Test Name	Job: Electrician: Industrial - UPDATED
Number of Questions	188
Test Description	The assessment for industrial electricians tests for a thorough knowledge of electrical circuits and components, mechanical fasteners and hand tools, mechanical drives, and a broad knowledge of industrial machines. This assessment also addresses preventive maintenance and similar approaches. Test questions are based on class material from the electrical systems, fasteners, materials, metal cutting, quality, safety, shop mathematics/print reading, and stamping departments.
Test Instructions	This online test requires uninterrupted access to a computer with an Internet connection. For math-related questions, please have paper and pencils on hand for your calculations. Textbooks, calculators, and other electronic devices are NOT allowed.

This assessment covers all these classes:

Class Name	Prerequisites	Lessons	Difficulty
Electrical Units 110 This class describes how electricity flows and explains the basic units used to measure electricity.	none	20	Beginner
Safety for Electric Work 115 This class describes the safety risks associated with electricity. It also discusses the necessary precautions for working with electricity safely.	none	16	Beginner
Intro to Circuits 120 This class describes the basic components of an electrical circuit and explains how they are represented in schematic drawings.	none	19	Beginner
Intro to Magnetism 130 This class covers the fundamental principles of magnetism and explains its relationship to electricity.	none	16	Beginner
DC Circuit Components 140 This class explains the function and purpose of the various components used in DC circuits.	none	15	Beginner
NEC Overview 150 This class introduces the NEC codebook and explains how it is used by electrical workers.	none	17	Beginner
Series Circuit Calculations 200 This class covers the formulas and rules for calculating the values of voltage, current, resistance, and power in direct-current series circuits.	550110 550120	18	Intermediate
Parallel Circuit Calculations 205 This class introduces the rules and formulas for parallel circuit calculations.	550110 550115 550120	16	Intermediate
AC Fundamentals 210 This class introduces the concept of alternating current (AC) and describes the variables that measure AC power.	550110 550115 550120	15	Intermediate
Electrical Instruments 220 An overview of the various meters used in electrical maintenance. Basic principles, proper usage, and safety procedures are discussed.	550110 550115 550120	16	Intermediate
Electrical Print Reading 225 This class explains the basic principles of reading electrical prints with an emphasis on schematic symbols.	550120 550140	15	Intermediate
DC Power Sources 230 This course introduces the various means by which DC power is created and used. It also discusses DC power generation and the limits of its applications.	550110 550130 550140	18	Intermediate
AC Power Sources 235 This course introduces the various means by which AC power is produced and used. It also covers AC’s advantages over DC and power transformation.	550110 550115 550120 550130	19	Intermediate
Conductor Selection 240 This course describes different conductor and insulation types and explains proper wire sizing according to NEC standards and calculations.	550110 550115 550150	15	Intermediate
Intro to Assembly 100 This class describes the common assembly methods of mechanical fastening, adhesive bonding, and welding.	none	14	Beginner
Safety for Assembly 105 This class introduces general safety guidelines for assembly. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	15	Beginner
Intro to Fastener Threads 110 This class describes fastener threads and their characteristics, as well as explains different thread standards and classifications. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	16	Beginner
Overview of Threaded Fasteners 117 This class summarizes the various types of threaded fasteners used in assemblies and describes their common applications.	none	16	Beginner
Tools for Threaded Fasteners 120 This class outlines the different types of tools for assembly commonly used with threaded fasteners.	none	18	Beginner
Overview of Non-Threaded Fasteners 125 This class summarizes the various types of non-threaded fasteners used in assemblies and describes their common applications.	none	13	Beginner
Intro to Fastener Ergonomics 130 This class introduces ergonomics and discusses the ergonomic concerns associated with assembly.	none	15	Beginner
Intro to Fluid Systems 100 This class provides an introduction to fluid power systems, including hydraulic and pneumatic components.	none	14	Beginner
Safety for Hydraulics and Pneumatics 105 This class addresses safe work practices for hydraulics and pneumatics and includes information on preventive measures for safety hazards in the manufacturing workplace.	none	17	Beginner
Intro to Forces of Fluid Power 110 This class provides an introduction to the forces of fluid power, including force multiplication, work, energy, and power.	none	16	Beginner
Intro to Hydraulic Components 120 This class presents an overview of basic hydraulic system components.	none	15	Beginner
Intro to Pneumatic Components 125 This class presents an overview of basic pneumatic system components.	none	17	Beginner
Intro to Materials 100 This class identifies the materials used in manufacturing.	none	19	Beginner
Structure of Metals 110 This class describes the crystal structure of metals and their importance.	none	15	Beginner
Physical Properties of Metal 130 This class introduces the physical characteristics and abilities of metals.	none	11	Beginner
Intro to Mechanical Systems 100 This class examines simple machines such as the lever and inclined plane and covers basic concepts of physical science, including mechanical advantage and friction.	none	20	Beginner
Safety for Mechanical Work 105 This class describes safety precautions for performing maintenance on mechanical systems.	none	12	Beginner
Forces of Machines 110 This class identifies the various types of mechanical forces and describes how these forces act on objects.	none	17	Beginner
Power Transmission Components 120 This class discusses the process of mechanical power transmission and describes the components used to transmit mechanical energy.	none	17	Beginner
Machines for Metal Cutting 130 This class identifies and describes the common machines used in metal cutting.	none	16	Beginner
Intro to Electric Motors 200 This class discusses how various types of electric motors are applied throughout industry and the principles behind motor operation.	550115 550130 550140	14	Intermediate
Symbols and Diagrams for Motors 210 This class describes common types of motor control symbols found in most schematic diagrams as well as their function in a motor application.	550255	16	Intermediate
Logic and Line Diagrams 220 This class will teach you the basic rules for line diagrams and their common elements. You will also learn how line diagrams are put together and how they are referenced.	550200 550205	15	Intermediate
DC Motors 230 This class focuses on DC motors, their main parts, and how they are used and maintained.	550255	16	Intermediate
Solenoids 235 This class describes the principles behind solenoid operation, lists the main types of solenoids, and explains their function and application.	550255	14	Intermediate
AC Motor Applications 240 This class describes the common parts of AC motors as well as different types and their applications, maintenance, and troubleshooting concerns.	550255	15	Intermediate
Contactors and Motor Starters 250 This class provides information on the basic design and function of contactors and motor starters.	none	19	Intermediate
Control Devices 260 In this class, you will learn about various types of control devices, their parts, and how control devices are used in different applications.	none	18	Intermediate
Reversing Motor Circuits 310 This class describes the proper ways to design reversing motor control circuits for many types of electric motors, using different types of starters and switches.	460220 460250	15	Advanced
Distribution Systems 320 This class describes the means of distributing power to motors and other electrical devices within a typical industrial shop, focusing on distribution systems within a shop.	460250	16	Advanced
Timers and Counters 340 This class describes the functions and applications of various mechanical, electromechanical, and electronic timers and counters.	none	18	Advanced
Electronic Semiconductor Devices 350 In this class covers the functions and characteristics of many different electronic semiconductor devices.	550110, 550120, 550210, 550225	18	Advanced
Photonic Semiconductor Devices 355 This class covers the characteristics and functions of photonic semiconductor devices.	550110, 550120, 550210, 550225, 460350	16	Advanced
Limit Switches and Proximity Sensors 360 This class covers the properties and functions of limit switches and inductive and capacitive proximity sensors, as well as hall effect sensors.	460210 460220	16	Advanced
Photoelectric and Ultrasonic Devices 365 This class covers the properties and functions of photoelectric and ultrasonic sensors.	460210 460220	17	Advanced
Reduced Voltage Starting 370 This class describes the various methods of reduced voltage starting and explains when each type of starter is used.	460220 460250	14	Advanced
Solid State Relays and Starters 375 This class covers the characteristics and functions of solid state relays and motor starters.	none	20	Advanced
Deceleration Methods 380 This class describes the various methods used to cause motor deceleration. It explains the situations where braking is needed and shows how braking is accomplished.	550255	14	Advanced
Acceleration Methods 385 This class will describe the factors involved with motor acceleration and how they relate to each other. It will also explain how speed and acceleration are controlled in various types of electric motors.	550255	14	Advanced
Press Brake Components 110 This class identifies the major components of the press brake and describes the most common press brake designs.	none	14	Beginner
Quality Overview 100 This class identifies the key components of a quality organization. The relationship between processes and products are explored through different roles in a manufacturing company.	none	16	Beginner
Approaches to Maintenance 120 This class provides an introduction to the maintenance profession and describes various approaches to the practice of maintenance.	none	15	Beginner
Lean Manufacturing Overview 130 This class describes the basic principles of lean manufacturing and compares them to traditional manufacturing approaches. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	18	Beginner
Total Productive Maintenance Overview 150 This class describes the elements of Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) and explains how TPM helps reduce losses and waste.	none	18	Beginner
Troubleshooting: Identifying Problems 180 This class provides an introduction to the troubleshooting process and describes basic steps for identifying problems.	none	13	Beginner
Troubleshooting: Understanding Causes and Effects 182 This class provides an introduction to the process of determining problem causes and effects.	900180	13	Beginner
Troubleshooting: Taking Corrective Actions 184 This class discusses ways to identify, implement, and document effective solutions in the troubleshooting process.	900180 900182	12	Beginner
Intro to OSHA 100 This class will cover the goals and purposes of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, including its standards, programs, and interactions with employers and employees.	none	18	Beginner
Fire Safety and Prevention 110 This class addresses OSHA fire safety and prevention measures and describes emergency action plans, fire prevention plans, fire detectors and alarms, and fire extinguishing equipment. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	17	Beginner
Bloodborne Pathogens 115 This class addresses how bloodborne pathogens are transmitted and includes information on preventive measures and procedures for exposure in the manufacturing workplace.	none	14	Beginner
Personal Protective Equipment 120 This class addresses personal protective equipment requirements from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and includes information about hazard assessments, PPE selection, and standards that govern PPE. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	19	Beginner
Lockout/Tagout Procedures 130 This class covers lockout/tagout requirements and procedures and includes an explanation of employees' roles during lockout/tagout. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	17	Beginner
Safety for Lifting Devices 135 This class addresses lifting device and equipment safety requirements from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and includes information about lifting devices and equipment commonly used for material handling, inspections, and testing.	none	18	Beginner
Machine Guarding 140 This class covers basic machine guarding practices and devices and includes information on hazardous machine components, motions, and actions.	none	16	Beginner
Hand and Power Tool Safety 145 This class covers general safety guidelines for using hand and power tools as regulated by OSHA.	none	17	Beginner
Environmental Safety Hazards 150 This class explains the different types and levels of environmental hazards in the workplace and how employees may be exposed to these hazards. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	16	Beginner
MSDS and Hazard Communication 160 This class covers different types of chemical hazards, standards for hazardous chemicals, and how information about chemical hazards reaches the employee, including through MSDS. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	19	Beginner
Noise Reduction and Hearing Conservation 170 This class explains the causes of hearing damage and describes how to avoid exposure to excessive noise.	none	15	Beginner
Walking and Working Surfaces 180 This class covers the requirements necessary to ensure the safety of typical walking and working surfaces such as platforms, stairs, ladders, and scaffolds.	none	19	Beginner
Confined Spaces 190 This class covers different types of confined spaces and the hazards they present, the roles and responsibilities of employers and employees, and proper work practices and safety precautions for confined spaces.	none	18	Beginner
Respiratory Safety 195 This class covers the most common types of respirators and includes information about fit testing, medical evaluation, and training for employees.	none	18	Beginner
Powered Industrial Truck Safety 210 This class covers different types of powered industrial trucks, such as forklifts, and includes guidelines for use, training requirements, and stability principles.	850100	19	Intermediate
Math: Fundamentals 100 This class explains how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide to solve a problem following the correct order of operations.	none	14	Beginner
Math: Fractions and Decimals 105 This class explains how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions and decimals, as well as how to convert these numbers to percents.	800100	22	Beginner
Math: Units of Measurement 115 This class will discuss common units of measurement that you encounter in manufacturing. You will also learn how to convert from one unit of measurement to another.	none	18	Beginner
Basics of Tolerance 120 This class defines and describes the fundamentals of tolerance and its role in manufacturing. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	12	Beginner
Blueprint Reading 130 This class identifies the information communicated on a blueprint with emphasis on interpreting the part drawing. Includes an Interactive Lab.	none	18	Beginner
Shop Geometry Overview 170 This class identifies the basic features of geometric shapes and the characteristics of triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles.	none	20	Beginner
Shop Algebra Overview 200 This class explains basic principles of algebra and shows you how to solve equations containing multiple operations	800100 800105	19	Intermediate
Trig: Pythagorean Theorem 205 This class introduces the Pythagorean theorem and explains how to apply this rule to find unknown information in sample part drawings.	800165	13	Intermediate
Shop Trig Overview 210 This class presents examples of how trigonometry applies to the shop.	800100 800105 800170	13	Intermediate
Trig: Sine, Cosine, and Tangent 215 This class explains how to use sine, cosine, and tangent to find information about the sides and angles of right triangles in sample shop prints.	800205	17	Intermediate