| Will be able to explain fasteners and their varieties.\nExplains screw terminology, including screw threads, standard thread forms, dimensions and tolerances used in aircraft, and the measurement of screw threads.\nIdentifies types of bolts, nuts, screws, dowels, and pins.\nDiscusses locking devices and explains their purpose.\nDescribes the purpose and use of rivets, as well as how rivets distribute loads.\nWill be able to explain piping and pipe connections.\nIdentifies the types of piping (rigid and flexible) and connectors used in aircraft.\nExplains standard connections for piping in aircraft hydraulic, fuel, oil, pneumatic, and air systems.\nDetermines whether a hand tool has been tested or calibrated.\nWill be able to explain the types, materials, characteristics, and applications of springs.\nClassifies different types of hand tools and explains their functions.\nExplains the ATA (Air Transport Association) definitions for aircraft groups, systems, and subsystems.\nExplains the functions of various measuring instruments.\nIdentifies different methods and tools used for oil servicing and lubrication.\nRecognizes the purpose of hand tools, reads manuals, and determines whether specific test equipment is suitable for use.\nWill be able to explain the characteristics, load-bearing capacities, materials, construction, types, and applications of bearings.\nDescribes bearing maintenance procedures, such as lubrication and inspection.\nIdentifies applicable classes of fit and clearances, and determines which hand tools are required to achieve the necessary fit.\nDetermines the correct fits and clearances based on maintenance data and verifies that maintenance requirements are met. Determines limits for deflection, bending, and wear based on maintenance data, and assesses maintenance requirements.\nLists and utilizes standard methods and tools for inspecting shafts, bearings, and other components.\nExplains transmission elements and their various types.\nProvides general information regarding gears, their purpose, and the materials from which they are made.\nExplains gear ratios, reduction and overdrive gear systems, driven and driving gears, idler gears, and gear train configurations.\nDescribes belts, pulleys, chains, and sprockets.\nExplains control cables and their various types.\nIdentifies types of cables, end fittings, turnbuckles, and compensation devices.\nIdentifies pulleys and components of cable systems.\nDefines Bowden cables and explains their operation and system components.\nDescribes the routing (conduits/channels) of a cable system.\nExplains safety precautions for aircraft and workshop environments.\nExplains the necessity for various safety measures and identifies specific precautions.\nDescribes the procedures to be followed in the event of a fire or an accident.\nExplains workshop practices.\nPerforms maintenance on hand tools, including the inspection of tools and the use of workshop materials.\nDetermines whether specific hand tools are suitable for a given task.\nVerifies whether a hand tool has been tested or calibrated.\nExplains hand tools and their various types.\nClassifies different types of hand tools and describes their functions.\nExplains the ATA (Air Transport Association) definitions for aircraft groups, systems, and subsystems. Explains the functions of various measuring instruments.\nIdentifies different methods and tools for oil service and lubrication.\nRecognizes the purpose of hand tools, reads manuals, and determines the suitability of test equipment for use.\nExplains fits and clearances.\nIdentifies appropriate drill sizes and fit classes, and explains the various classes of fits.\nDefines applicable fit classes and clearances, and determines the necessary hand tools to achieve the required fit classes.\nIdentifies correct fits and clearances based on maintenance data and determines whether maintenance requirements are met.\nIdentifies limits for bowing, twisting, and wear based on maintenance data and determines when maintenance is required.\nLists standard methods and utilizes the appropriate tools for inspecting shafts, bearings, and other components. | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |