Agricultural Equipment Technician 20, 30

(a)	Demonstrate safe work practices when working with hand and power tools including the use of PPE recommended by the tool manufacturer and equipment including maintaining a clean and organized work area.
(b)	Assess and mitigate risks related to the use of hand and power tools.
(c)	Investigate correct storage for hand and power tools according to the manufacturer.
(d)	Classify tools according to their capabilities (e.g., cutting, shock, holding and torsion) and method of power (e.g., hand, power and electric).
(e)	Identify power tools according to power delivery (e.g., pneumatic, battery and AC) measured in torque.
(f)	Demonstrate the selection and use of the correct tool for a specific task.
(g)	Demonstrate the correct use of multimeters and circuit testers, including scale on the equipment, when working with electric circuits.
(h)	Identify the function of the components and safety procedures in using an oxy-acetylene torch.
(i)	Describe and perform the accepted start-up and shut-down procedures for an oxy-acetylene system including required PPE.
(j)	Describe how heat transmits through attached systems to prevent fire and damage to other components.
(k)	Understand and describe how to heat metal bolts and pulleys to remove them and cut mild steel including the correct flame, flame distance, angle of the tip, direction of travel, speed of travel, and motion of tip.
(l)	Inspect tools for damage and tag for repair as instructed by the supervisor.