A journey-level Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
should be able to: identify basic safety and rigging
practices; identify tools, equipment, and best practices
for oxyfuel cutting; solve mathematical problems such
as area, volume, sine, cosine, hypotenuse, and
Pythagorean concepts; interpret construction drawings;
identify pumps, drivers, valves and their installation and
troubleshooting practices; create pipe fittings, perform
cutting, treading and joining of piping components;
perform hydrostatic and pneumatic testing; remove,
troubleshoot and install bearings and couplings; identify
components and functions of high and low pressure
steam systems; lay out and install baseplates and
soleplates with proper alignment methods; troubleshoot
and repair equipment such as gearboxes and pumps.
