| Job Title |
Forge-shop-machine Repairer |
| Job Description |
Repairs And Maintains Forge Shop Machinery, Such As Hammers,
Forging Presses, Rolls, Upsetters, And Furnaces, Following
Blueprints, Manufacturer's Catalogs, And Data Chart
Specifications, Using Handtools, Power Tools, And Precision
Measuring Instruments, Such As Micrometer, Calipers, Rule,
Square, And Gauges: Observes Machine In Operation To Determine
Malfunction. Disassembles Machine, Using Handtools, And Examines
Parts For Defects. Obtains Replacement Parts From Stock Or
Prepares Sketches Of Parts For Fabrication In Forge Shop Or
Machine Shop. Welds Broken Or Cracked Metal Parts. Replaces
Drophammer Boards And Adjusts Steam, Pneumatic, Hydraulic, Fuel,
And Blower Controls Of Presses, Hammers, And Furnaces, Using
Handtools. Fits Parts Together To Reassemble Machine, Using
Measuring Instruments, Files, Handtools, And Power Tools, Such
As Portable Drills And Grinders. Examines And Repairs Auxiliary
Equipment, Such As Pumps, Valves, Hoses, And Compressors [pump
Servicer (any Industry)]. Starts Machine And Observes Operation
To Verify Performance. May Repair Electrical Components, Such As
Switches And Circuits. May Set Up Machine For Other Workers. May
Be Designated According To Type Of Machine Repaired As
Load-chain Welding-machine Repairer (forging). May Rebuild
Forging Machinery And Be Designated Machine Rebuilder (forging).
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