Electrical And Mechanical Maintenance Practice Exam
Electrical And Mechanical Maintenance Practice Exam
About Electrical And Mechanical Maintenance Exam
The Electrical and Mechanical Maintenance certification proves your skills in handling and fixing machines and electrical systems. It helps you get jobs in factories, maintenance teams, and technical service units. This certification shows that you can maintain motors, repair tools, read circuit diagrams, and handle safety standards. Companies look for certified workers who can reduce machine downtime and boost production. The certification makes you job-ready, improves your hiring chances, and gives you an edge over others. If you want to start or grow your career in industrial maintenance, this certification is a smart choice to show your practical knowledge.
Who should take the Exam?
- Maintenance Technicians
- Industrial Electricians
- Mechanical Fitters
- Plant and Equipment Operators
- HVAC Technicians
- Facility Maintenance Staff
- Diploma and ITI Graduates (Electrical/Mechanical)
- Technical Helpers in factories
- Skilled and semi-skilled workers in maintenance
- Engineering students entering maintenance roles
Skills Required
- Equipment installation and inspection
- Electrical and mechanical fault diagnosis
- Preventive and breakdown maintenance
- Use of hand tools and measurement instruments
- Reading and interpreting wiring diagrams
- Understanding motors, pumps, and drives
- Electrical safety and lockout/tagout procedures
- Reporting maintenance issues clearly
Knowledge Gained
- Basics of industrial machines and electrical systems
- How to troubleshoot electrical and mechanical faults
- Common tools and how to use them safely
- Maintenance schedules and how to follow them
- Safety rules in industrial maintenance
- Basics of PLCs and motor controls
- Reading electrical symbols and blueprints
- Keeping machines running efficiently and safely
Course Outline
The Electrical and Mechanical Maintenance Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 - Introduction to Maintenance
- Types of maintenance (preventive, predictive, corrective)
- Roles and responsibilities of maintenance workers
Domain 2 - Electrical Systems Maintenance
- Electric motors and drives
- Wiring, switches, relays, circuit breakers
- Troubleshooting electrical faults
Domain 3 - Mechanical Systems Maintenance
- Bearings, shafts, pulleys, belts
- Pumps, compressors, and gearboxes
- Lubrication and alignment
Domain 4 - Tools and Equipment
- Hand tools and power tools
- Measuring devices (multimeter, vernier caliper)
- Use and care of tools
Domain 5 - Safety and Compliance
- PPE, fire safety, electrical safety
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) practices
- Basic first aid in technical environments
Domain 6 - Documentation and Reporting
- Maintenance logs
- Fault reports and inspection checklists
- Communication with supervisors
