| Job Title |
Outboard-motor Tester |
| Job Description |
Tests Operation Of Outboard Motor In Tank And Repairs,
Adjusts, Or Replaces Parts According To Specifications And
Engineering Requirements, Using Measuring Instruments And
Handtools: Lowers Motor On Test Frame Into Water Tank, Using
Chain Hoist, And Inspects Wiring, Screws, Plugs, And Assemblies
For Missing Or Broken Parts. Starts Motor And Listens To And
Inspects It For Signs Of Malfunctioning, Such As Smoke,
Excessive Vibration, And Misfiring. Holds Tachometer Against
Turning Shaft And Reads Revolutions Per Minute. Verifies Timing
Of Cam Gears, Idle Gear, And Flywheel, Using Stroboscope. Turns
Regulating Screws On Carburetor To Adjust Idle Speed, Choke, And
High-low Speed. Sets Starter Lock And Aligns Shift Lever Shaft
With Indicated Marks For Speeds, Using Gauges, Screwdrivers, And
Wrenches. Measures Voltage, Amperage, And Polarity, Using
Ammeter, Voltmeter, And Polarity Gauge. Idles Motor And Observes
Thermometer To Determine Effectiveness Of Cooling System. Writes
Test Report To Indicate Acceptance Or Reason For Rejection Of
Motor. Oils Carburetor. Stamps Identification Number On Motor,
Using Hammer And Metal Stamping Equipment. May Test Specific
Aspects Of Engine Performance, Such As Fuel Consumption,
Compression, And Power Output, And Recommend Modifications To
Improve Engine Performance And Be Designated Life Tester,
Outboard Motors (engine-turbine).
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