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Mechanical Technician C (Alternate Equivalent) - Form MTC-YC (Online)

SKU: OL189-B

Summary

Assesses:	Knowledge of mechanical maintenance
Skill Level:	Above journey-level (C level)
Test Format:	60 Items , Multiple-choice
Language:	English

Description

Ramsay Corporation's Mechanical Technician C, B, and A tests are for use in selecting metals or manufacturing candidates who have knowledge or experience in the areas listed below.

Each level progresses in complexity, with Mechanical Technician A being the most advanced.

Form MTC-YC is an alternate equivalent of Form A4.

Online Credits

When you purchase this product, you purchase online test administration credits. These test credits, once purchased, are placed in your online account and do not expire. Each credit can then be assigned to a test-taker for administration of this test via an internet-connected computer.

System requirements for our Online Testing System are available on our help system.

All tests administered on the Online Testing System are required to be proctored by a representative or third-party agent of the company.

A Getting Started Guide is also available for new users of our Online Testing System.

Content Areas

Categories tested include:

– Hydraulics & Pneumatics	– Print Reading	– Burning & Fabricating
– Welding & Rigging	– Power Transmission & Lubrication	– Pumps & Piping
– Mechanical Maintenance Principles	– Shop Equipment & Tools

Sample Question

The capacity of a piston metering pump can be changed by varying the

vane spacing.
connecting rod stroke.
impeller size.
drive motor speed.

O*NET† Job Titles

Below are the O*NET job titles that were determined to be applicable to this test during the job analysis. Click the Job Title for more information about tasks performed, tools and technology used, job knowledge areas and abilities required, as well as related job titles.

This assessment is intended for use with jobs that are sufficiently related.

[Maintenance and Repair Workers, General]

Perform work involving the skills of two or more maintenance or craft occupations to keep machines, mechanical equipment, or the structure of an establishment in repair. Duties may involve pipe fitting; boiler making; insulating; welding; machining; carpentry; repairing electrical or mechanical equipment; installing, aligning, and balancing new equipment; and repairing buildings, floors, or stairs.

†O*NET™ is a trademark of the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration.