NCCER Power Generation Maintenance Mechanic Level Four

Issued by NCCER

This individual has demonstrated the ability to: • Describe causes of vibration in machinery • Use a vibration monitor to detect unbalanced equipment • Collect and analyze vibrational data • Identify preventive and predictive maintenance processes • Describe methods used to perform nondestructive testing • Explain how solid fuels are moved into boiler house facilities • Identify methods/equipment used to prepare coal • Lubricate, adjust, and repair fuel delivery equipment …see more skills below.

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Earning Criteria

…skills continued… • Identify rolling equipment and types of plugs • Explain how to extract tubes • Identify pneumatic system components • Describe types of compressors and how they operate • Install, inspect, and troubleshoot pumps • Disassemble/reassemble pumps • Identify types of gears and gearboxes • Install, maintain, and troubleshoot gearboxes • Lay out and install baseplates • Set drivers and driven equipment • Identify types of turbines • Inspect, adjust, and replace turbine components
Completed training through an NCCER Accredited training organization. Successfully demonstrated to an NCCER-certified instructor and/or evaluator the performance task requirements for this level. Successfully completed the course modules and passed the knowledge based examinations.
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