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AUTHOR Dimmlich, DavidTITLE Task ListS for Industrial Occupations. Education for

Employment Task Lists.INSTITUTION Lake County Area Vocational Center, Grayslake, IL.SPONS AGENCY Illinois State Board of Education, Springfield. Dept.

of Adult, Vocational and Technical Education.PUB DATE 88CONTRACT P5-10-130NOTE 7lp.; For related cluster matrices, see CE 058

969.PUB TYPE Guides - Classroom Use - Teaching Guides (For

Teacher) (052)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC03 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Adult Education; *Appliance Repair; Behavioral

Objectives; *Commercial Art; Employment Potential;*Equipment Maintenance; Industrial Arts; *IndustrialEducation; Job Analysis; *Job Skills; MachineRepairers; *Photography; Postsecondaey Education;Secondary Education; Skill Analysis; Task Analysis;Television Radio Repairers

IDENTIFIERS Correctional Officers; *Illinois

ABSTRACT

These cluster matrices provide duties and tasks thatform the basis of instructional content for secondary, postsecondary,and adult occupational training programs for industrial occupations.Duties and skills are presented for the following: (1) electric homeappliance and power tool repairers; (2) office machine/cash registerrepairer; (3) correction officers and jailers; (4) commercialartists; (5) photographers; and (6) telephone and cable televis.online installers/repairers. Each set of duties and skills begins withemployability skills. (YLB)

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INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATIONS

Electric Home Appliance and Power Tool Repairer

*Employability Skills

*Employability skills are a vital component ofvocational education programs and should beincorporated into each occupational task list

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The duties and tasks found in these task lists form the basis of instructional

content for secondary, postsecondary and adult occupational training

programs. Urientation level instruction, usually offered in grades 9, 10, and 11,

is a vital component of all vocational education programs and provides a strong

foundation and vehicle for transitioning into occupational training programs.

These materials were prepared under contract with the Illinois State Board ofEducation, Department of Adult, Vocational and Technical Education ("Illinois

Competency Based Vocational Education Project," contract numberPS-10-130).

EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS

DUTY A: Identifying Employment Opportunities

SKILLS: I Identify requirements for job

2 Investigate educational opportunities3 Investigate occupational opportunities4 Locate resources for finding employment5 Confer with prospective employers6 Identify job trends

DUTY B: Applying Employment Seeking Skills

SKILLS: I Locate job openings2 Document skills and abilities (resume)

3 Prepare for interview4 Participate in interview5 Complete required tests6 Complete required forms7 Write application letter8 Write follow-up latter9 Write acceptance letter10 Evaluate job offer11 Evaluate job rejection

DUTY C: Interpreting Employment Capabilities

SKILLS: 1 Match interest to job area2 Match aptitudes to job area3 Verify abilities4 Identify immediate work goal5 Develop career plan

DUTY D: Demonstrating Appropriate Work Behavior

SKILLS: 1 Exhibit dependability2 Demonstrate punctuality3 Follow rules and regulations4 Recognize the consequences of dishonesty5 Complete assignments in accurate and timely manner6 Control emotions7 Assume responsibility for own decisions and actions

8 Exhibit pride and loyalty9 Exhibit ability to handle pressures and tensions10 Demonstrate ability to set priorities11 Demonstrate problem-solving skills

DUTY E: Maintaining Safe and Healthy Environment

SKILLS: 1 Comp / with safety and tmalth rules2 Sele( correct tools and equipment3 Utilize equipment correctly

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4 Use appropriate action during emergencies

5 Maintain clean and orderly work area

6 Demonstrate personal hygiene and cleanliness

DUTY F: Maintainirg Business-Like Image

SKILLS: 1 Participate in company or agency orientation

2 Demonstrate knowledge of company or agency

products and services3 Exhibit positive behavior4 Read current job-related publications5 Support and promote employer's company image aral purpose

6 Maintain appearance to comply with company standards

DUTY G: Maintaining Working Relationships with Others

SKILLS: 1 Work productively with others2 Show empathy, respect and support for others

3 Demonstrate procedures and assist others when necessary

4 Recognize, analyze and solve or refer problems

5 Minimize occurrence of problems6 Channel emotional reaction constructively

DUTY H: Communicating on the Job

SKILLS: 1 Read and comprehend written communications and information

2 Use correct grammar3 Speak effectively with others4 Use job-related terminology5 Listen attentively6 Write legibly7 Use telephone etiquette8 Follow written and oral directions9 Ask questions10 Locate information in order to accomplish task

11 Prepare written communication12 Utilize keyboarding skills13 Utilize computer skills

DUTY I: Adapting to Change

SKILLS: 1 Recognize need to change2 Demonstrate willingness to learn3 Demonstrate flexibility4 Participate in continuing education5 Seek work challenges6 Adjust career goals/plan as needed

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DUTY J: Understanding How a Business Works

SKILLS: I Recognize the role of business in the enterprise system

2 Identify general responsibilities of employees

3 Identify general responsibilities of management/employers

4 Investigate opportunities and options for business ownership

5 Identify planning processes needed to open a business

6 Participate in meetings

DUTY K: Performing Mathematical Skills

SKILLS: I Apply mathematics for problem solving

2 Add and subtract whole numbers, decimals and fractions

3 Multiply and divide whole numbers, decimals and fractions

4 Convert numbers between forms expressed as fractions,

decimals and percents5 Convert between standard American units of measure

6 Convert between standard American units and metric units

Employability skills are a vital component of

vocational education programs and should be

incorporated into each occupational task list.

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ELECTRIC HOME APPLIANCE AND POWER TOOL REPAIRER

DUTY A: Applying Safety Practices

TASKS: 1 Apply basic emergency first aid techniques2 Complete accident report3 Inspect work area and equipment for safe working

environment4 Report shop, environmental and equipment safety violations5 Demonstrate use of fire extinguishers6 Participate in shop safety committee7 Correct safety hazards8 Demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques

DUTY 3: Analyzing DC Circuits

TASKS: I Read and interpret color codes2 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot series circuits3 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot parallel circuits4 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot series-parallel circuits5 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot voltage dividers6 Analyze, construct and verify maximum power theory7 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot resistance x capacitance

(RC) and resistance x inductance (RL) circuits

DUTY C: Analyzing AC Circuits

TASKS: I Set up and operate frequency counters and signal generatorsfor AC circuits

2 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot AC capacitive circuitsusing a schematic

3 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot AC inductive circuitsusing a schematic

4 Analyze and apply principles of transformers to AG circuitsusing a schematic

5 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot resistor, capacitor andinductor (RCL) circuits using a schematic

6 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot series and parallelresonant circuits using a schematic

7 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot filter circuits usinga schematic

DUTY D: Performing Precision Measurement

TASKS: 1 Measure parts with semiprecision measuring tools2 Inspect parts with precision measuring tools3 Clean and store precision measuring tools4 Verify dimensions5 Verify alignments6 Verify clearances7 Inspect assemblies8 Inspect parts with metric measuring instruments

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DUTY E: Operating Drilling Machines

TASKS: 1 Select drills using drill chart2 Change drills and tool holders3 Center drill and drill holes to size4 Perform basic drilling machine maintenance5 Set up precision drills

DUTY F: Operating Bench Grinders

TASKS: 1 Change and dress bench grinding wheels2 Sharpen and recondition hand tools3 Rough grind materials4 Perform basic bench grinder maintenance

DUTY G: Performing Benchwork Operations

TASKS: 1 Cut threads with taps and dies2 Remove threaded fasteners and repair threads3 Finish parts with hand grinders4 Disassemble, assemble and straighten partsusing arbor press

5 Disassemble, fit and reassemble parts6 Repair hand tools7 Plan assembly operations8 Work materials with hand tools9 Work materials with portable power tools

DUTY H: Conducting Shop Operations

TASKS: 1 Answer customer questions2 Troubleshoot customer problems3 Maintain records of service tools and equipment4 Maintain equipment inventory5 Maintain call record report6 Update service manuals7 Update parts catalogs8 Modify wiring diagrams to reflect repair changesC Order parts and supplies10 Receive and store parts and supplies11 Unpack and inspect new equipment12 Demonstrate appliance functions13 Instruct customer in operation and care of appliance14 Complete warranty cards/records15 Read maps to locate business16 Call for and deliver appliances17 Obtain and check work order to determine problem18 Determine repair method19 Estimate time, cost and feasability of appliance repair20 Estimate time, cost and feasability of power tool repair21 Obtain parts from inventory22 Make out materials lists used on each job23 Calculate repair costs

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24 Prepare service bill25 Complete work orders26 Call office for assistance or next job27 Make service calls

DUTY I: Performing Housekeeping and Recordkeeping

TASKS: 1 Clean and maintain work area and leave in safe condition2 Follow tool crib procedures3 Report problems to supervisor4 Complete time cards5 Complete job status reports6 Make equipment failure reports7 Use manuals to determine basic maintenance procedures8 Participate in participation management program (QualityCircles)

9 Complete logs

DUTY J: Troubleshooting and Repairing Precision Mechanisms

TASKS: 1 Align and adjust tension of belt drives2 Troubleshoot and repair belt drives3 Remove and replace belt drive pulleys4 Remove and replace drive belts5 Clean and lubricate drive systems6 Remove and replace gear drives7 Troubleshoot and repair gear drives8 Align and adjust gear drives9 Remove and replace variable speed drives10 Troubleshoot and repair variable speed drives11 Align and adjust variable speed drives12 Remove and replace clutch assemblies13 Troubleshoot and repair clutches14 Adjust clutches15 Remove and replace transmissions16 Troubleshoot and repair transmissions17 Align and adjust transmissions18 Troubleshoot and repair couplings19 Align and adjust couplings20 Remove and replace packings and seals21 Troubleshoot and repair bearing assemblies22 Remove and replace bearing assemblies23 Remove and replace shaft assemblies24 Troubleshoot and repair shaft assemblies25 Align and adjust shaft assemblies26 Remove and replace universal joints27 Troubleshoot and repair universal joints28 Remove and replace linkages and lever mechanisms29 Troubleshoot and repair linkages and lever mechanisms30 Align and adjust linkages and lever mechanisms31 Remove and replace cam assemblies32 Troubleshoot and repair cam assemblies33 Align and adjust cam assemblies34 Remove and replace door-latch assemblies

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35 Align and adjust door-latch assemblies36 Remove and replace door hardware37 Align and adjust door hardware38 Remove and replace door gaskets39 Adjust appliance brake system40 Remove and replace appliance brake system41 Troubleshoot and repair appliance brake system42 Remove and replace appliance drum rollers43 Adjust appliance drum rollers44 Remove and replace appliance drums45 Troubleshoot and repair appliance drums46 Align and adjust appliance drums47 Remove and replace appliance fan blades and impellers48 Clean appliances49 Touch up appliance cabinets50 Troubleshoot appliance mechanical problems51 Lubricate appliances

DUTY K: Maintaining and Repairing Appliance Plumbing Systems

TASKS: 1 Bend copper tubing with spring bender2 Braze pipes with gas torch and filler metal3 Cut copper tubing and pipes with hacksaw4 Cut copper tubing and pipes with tubing cutter5 Join copper tubing to steel pipes6 Remove and replace copper tubing connectors7 Repair copper tubing connectors8 Remove and replace hoses, couplings and gaskets9 Remove and replace appliance water valves10 Troubleshoot and repair appliance water valves11 Remove and replace appliance water pumps12 Troubleshoot and repair appliance water pumps13 Remove and replace appliance float sensors and switches14 Troubleshoot and repair appliance float sensors and switches15 Remove and replace appliance pressure sensors and switches16 Troubleshoot and repair appliance pressure sensors

and switches17 Repair appliance watertight containers or units18 Troubleshoot appliance plumbing systems19 Remove and replace appliance plumbing system filters

DUTY L: Maintaining and Repairing Appliance Heating and Cooling Systems

TASKS: 1 Calibrate and adjust appliance thermostat2 Remove and replace appliance thermostat3 Troubleshoot and repair appliance thermostat4 Calibrate and adjust appliance thermocouple5 Remove and replace appliance thermocouple6 Troubleshoot and repair appliance thermocouple7 Lubricate appliance air compressor8 Adjust appliance air compressor9 Remove and replace appliance air compressor10 Troubleshoot and repair appliance air compressor11 Clean appliance condenser/evaporator

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12 Remove and replace appliance condenser13 Troubleshoot and repair appliance condenser14 Remove and replace appliance evaporator15 Troubleshoot and repair appliance evaporator16 Drain and charge window air-conditioning system17 Perform seasonal maintenance on window air conditioner18 Remove and replace appliance dryer/strainer19 Troubleshoot and repair appliance dryer/strainer20 Flush, dehydrate and charge appliance rarigeration system21 Remove and replace appliance refrigeration system valves22 Remove and replace appliance refrigeration system lines23 Clean appliance cooling coils24 Remove and replace appliance cooling coils25 Test appliance refrigeration system for leaks26 Repair appliance refrigeration system leaks27 Troubleshoot and repair appliance refrigeration system28 Calibrate and adjust appliance airflow controls29 Calibrate and adjust appliance temperature controls30 Remove and replace appliance air filters and air bags31 Remove and replace appliance fan32 Troubleshoot and repair appliance fan33 Remove anA replace appliance burner controls34 Remove and replace appliance heating elements35 Remove and replace appliance ignition controls36 Remove and replace appliance ignitors37 Troubleshoot and repair appliance ignition systems38 Adjust appliance gas burners39 Remove and replace appliance gas burner assembly40 Clean appliance gas burners41 Remove and replace appliance gas lines42 Remove and replace appliance gas valves43 Remove and replace appliance safety valves44 Remove and replace appliance pressure regulators45 Troubleshoot and repair appliance pressure regulators46 Remove and replace appliance standing pilots47 Troubleshoot and repair appliance standing pilots48 Remove and replace appliance flame sensors49 Test appliance gas lines, connections and valves ior leaks50 Repair appliance gas leaks51 Troubleshoot and repair appliance gas burner system52 Remove and replace appliance insulation53 Remove and replace appliance vents54 Install appliance vents55 Install range hood56 Remove and replace range hood

DUTY M: Maintaining and Repairing Electrical Systems

TASKS: 1 Replace fuses2 Troubleshoot and repair fuse system3 Troubleshoot electrical control components4 Replace faulty electrical cords and plugs5 Remove and replace motor controls6 Troubleshoot and repair motor controls7 Lubricate electric motor

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8 Remove and replace electric motor9 Troubleshoot and repair electric motor10 Remove and replace electric motor starter circuit11 Calibrate and adjust sensors12 Remove and replace sensors13 Troubleshoot and repair sensors14 Remove and replace microwave oven magnatron tube15 Troubleshoot and repair microwave ovea magnatron tube16 Remove and replace power supply17 Troubleshoot and repair power supply18 Remove and replace solenoid19 Remove and replace condenser20 Remove and replace power ttansformer21 Troubleshoot and repair power transformer22 Remove and replace panel lights23 Remove and replace appliance buzzers and chimes24 Troubleshoot and repair appliance light and sound systens25 Remove and replace relays and timers26 Troubleshoot and repair relays and timers27 Remove and replace circuit breakers28 Check for overloaded circuits29 Wire parallel circuits30 Wire series circuits31 Wire series-parallel circuits32 Connect single pole switches33 Install single pole switches with pilot light34 Install timer or delayed action switches35 Remove and replace switches36 Troubleshoot and repair switches37 Remove and replace defective wiring38 Clean electrical connections39 Determine adequacy of home wiring40 Determine electrical problems using available

troubleshooting techniques41 Interpret control diagrams for electrical systems42 Diagnose malfunctions of electrical systems using

test and measurement equipment

DUTY N: Maintaining and Repairing Electronic Systems

TASKS: 1 Determine electronic problems using availabletroubleshooting techniques

2 Interpret control diagrams for electronic systems3 Diagnose malfunctions of electronic systems using available

test and measurement equipment4 Remove and replace printed circuit boards5 Remove and replace chips6 Remove and replace transistors7 Remove and replace electronic components8 Clean connections on electronic components9 Set user switches10 Troubleshoot and repair electronic components


DUTY 0: Installing Major Appliances

TASKS: 1 Install dishwasher2 Install electric washing machine3 Install electric clothes dryer4 Install gas clothes dryer5 Install window air conditioner6 Install electric range7 Install gas range8 Install refrigerator9 Install freezer10 Install trash compactor11 Install garbage disposal12 Install microwave oven13 Install icemaker14 Install other major appliances15 Level major appliance16 Adjust doors and latches17 Adjust appliance to specifications18 Inspect appliance to verify operation

DUTY P: Troubleshooting and Repairing Major Appliances

TASKS: 1 Troubleshoot and repair dishwasher2 Troubleshoot and repair electric washing macnine3 Troubleshoot and repair electric clothes dryer4 Troubleshoot and repair gas clothes dryer5 Troubleshoot and repair window air conditioner6 Troubleshoot and repair electric range7 Troubleshoot and repair gas range8 Troubleshoot and repair refrigerator9 Troubleshoot and repair freezer10 Troubleshoot and repair trash compactor11 Troubleshoot and repair garbage disposal12 Troubleshoot and repair microwave oven13 Troubleshooz and repair other major appliances

DUTY Q: Troubleshooting and Repairing Small Appliances

TASKS: 1 Troubleshoot and repair vacuum cleaner2 Troubleshoot and repair humidifier3 Troubleshoot and repair dr:humidifier4 Troubleshoot and repair other small appliances

DUTY R: Trou)leshooting and Repairing Bench Power Tools

TASKS: 1 Troubleshoot and repair table saw2 Troubleshoot and repair radial arm saw3 Troubleshoot and repair band saw4 Troubleshoot and repair scroll saw5 Troubleshoot and repair bench lathe6 Troubleshoot and repair bench grinder7 Troubleshoot and repair planer

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8 Troubleshoot and repair joiner9 Troubleshoot and repair bench drill press10 Troubleshoot and repair shop vac11 Troubleshoot and repair power miter box12 Troubleshoot and repair disk and belt sander13 Troubleshoot and repair other bench power tools

DUTY S: Troubleshooting and Repairing Hand Power Tools

TASKS: 1 Troubleshoot and repair circular saws2 Troubleshoot and repair drills3 Troubleshoot and repair jig saw4 Troubleshoot and repair router5 Troubleshoot and repair rotary sander6 Troubleshoot and repair belt sander7 Troubleshoot and repair recriprocating sander8 Troubleshoot and repair power screwdrivers9 Troubleshoot and repair staple guns10 Troubleshoot and repair other hand power tools

Employability skills are a vital component ofvocational education programs and should beincorporated into each occupational task list.

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SKILLS: I Identify requirements for job

2 Investigate educational opportunities3 Investigate occupational opportunities4 Locate resources for finding employment

5 Confer with prospective employers6 Identify job trends


SKILLS: I Locate job openings2 Document skills and abilities (resume)

3 Prepare for interview4 Participate in interview5 Complete required tests6 Complete required forms7 Write application letter8 Write follow-up letter9 Write acceptance letter10 Evaluate job offer11 Evaluate job rejection




SKILLS: 1 Exhibit dependability2 Demonstrate punctuality3 Follow rules and regulations4 Recognize the consequences of dishonesty5 Complete assignments in accurate and timely manner

6 Control emotions7 Assume responsibility for own decisions and actions

8 Exhibit pride and loyalty9 Exhibit ability to handle pressures and tensions10 Demonstrate ability to set priorities11 Demonstrate problem-solving skills


SKILLS: I Comply with safety and health rules2 Select correct tools and equipment3 Utilize equipment correctly

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4 Use appropriate action during emergencies5 Maintain clean and orderly work area6 Demonstrate personal hygiene and cleanliness

DUTY F: Maintaining Business-Like Image

SKILLS: 1 Participate in company or agency orientation2 Demonstrate knowledge of company or r.gency

products and services3 Exhibit positive behavior4 Read current job-related publications5 Support and promote employer's company image pQd purpose6 Maintain appearance to comply with company standards


SKILLS: 1 Work productively with others2 Show empathy, respect and support for others3 Demonstrate procedures and assist others when necessary4 Recognize, analyze and solve or refer problems5 Minimize occurrence of problems6 Channel emotional reaction constructively


SKILLS: 1 Read and comprehend written communications and information2 Use correct grammar3 Speak effectively with others4 Use job-related terminology5 Listen attentively6 Write legibly7 Use telephone etiquette8 Follow written and oral directions9 Ask questions10 Locate information in order to accomplish task11 Prepare written communication12 Utilize keyboarding skills13 Utilize computer skills



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TASKS: 1 Apply basic emergency first aid techniques2 Complete accident report3 Inspect work area and equipment for safe working

environment4 Report shop, environmental and equipment safety violations5 Demonstrate use of fire extinguishers6 Participate in shop safety committee7 Correct safety hazards8 Demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) techniques

DUTY B: Analyzing DC Circuits

TASKS: I Read and interpret color codes2 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot series circuits3 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot parallel circuits4 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot series-parallel circuits5 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot voltage dividers6 Analyze, construct and verify maximum power theory7 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot resistance x capacitance

(RC) and resistance x inductance (RL) circuits

DUTY C: Analyzing AC Circuits

TASKS: 1 Set up and operate frequency counters and signal generatorsfor AC circuits

2 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot AC capacitive circuitsusing a schematic

3 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot AC inductive circuitsusing a schematic

4 Analyze and apply principles of transformers to AC circuitsusing a schematic

5 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot resistor, capacitor andinductor (RCL) circuits using a schematic

6 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot series and parallelresonant circuits using a schematic

7 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot filter circuits usinga schematic

DUTY D: Analyzing Solid State Devices

TASKS: I Analyze, construct and troubleshoot simple common baseamplifiers using a schematic

2 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot simple common emittersusing a schematic

3 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot simple common collectorsusing a schematic

4 Examine field effect transistor (FET) characteristics5 Analyze, construc. and troubleshoot simple common sourcesusing a schematic

6 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot simple common drainsusing a schematic

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7 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot simple common gainsusing a schematic

8 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot thyristors using aschematic

9 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot integrated circuitoperational amplifiers using a schematic

10 Analyze, construct and troubleshoot optoelectronic devicesusing a schematic

DUTY E: Conducting Shop Operations

TASKS: 1 Answer customer questions2 Troubleshoot customer problems3 Perform public relations activities4 Establish customer and equipment history file5 Establish customer files6 Maintain records of service tools and equipment7 Maintain equipment inventory8 Maintain call record report9 Update service manuals10 Update parts catalogs11 Update on-site maintenance log12 Order parts and supplies13 Receive and store parts and supplies14 Unpack and inspect new equipment15 Prepare items for shipping16 Demonstrate office equipment functions17 Instruct customer in operation and care of office equipment18 Complete warranty cards/records19 Read maps to locate business20 Call for and deliver office machines21 Obtain and check work order to determine problem22 Determine repair method23 Estimate time and cost of office equipment repair24 Obtain parts from inventory25 Obtain loaner item from inventory26 Make out materials lists used on each job27 Calculate repair costs28 Complete a sales slip29 Prepare service bill30 Complete work orders31 Call office for assistance or next job32 Make service calls

DUTY F: Pprforming Housekeeping and Recordkeeping

TASKS: 1 Clean and maintain work area and leave in safe condition2 Follow tool crib procedures3 Report problems to supervisor4 Complete time cards5 Complete job status reports6 Make equipment failure reports7 Use manuals to determine basic maintenance procedures

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8 Participate in participation management program (QualityCircles)

9 Complete logs

DUTY G: Troubleshooting and Repairing Precision Mechanisms

TASKS: 1 Align and adjust tension of belt drives2 Troubleshoct and repair belt drives3 Remove and replace belt drive pulleys4 Remove and replace drive belts5 Clean and lubricate drive systems6 Remove and replace gear drives7 Troubleshoot and repair gear drives8 Align and adjust gear drives9 Remove and replace variable speed drives10 Troubleshoot and repair variable speed drives11 Align and adjust variable speed drives12 Remove and replace cycle clutch drives13 Troubleshoot and repair cycle clutch drives14 Align and adjust cycle clutch drives15 Remove and replace chain drives16 Troubleshoot and repair chain drives17 Align and adjust chain drives18 Remove and replace clutch assemblies19 Troubleshoot and repair clutches20 Adjust clutches21 Remove and replace transmissions22 Troubleshoot and repair transmissions23 Align and adjust transmissions24 Troubleshoot and repair couplings25 Align and adjust couplings26 Remove and replace packings and seals27 Troubleshoot and repair bearing assemblies28 Remove and replace bearing assemblies29 Remove and replace shaft assemblies30 Troubleshoot and repair shaft assemblies31 Align and adjust shaft assemblies32 Remove and replace universal joints33 Troubleshoot and repair universal joints34 Remove and replace linkages and lever mechanisms35 Troubleshoot and repair linkages and lever mechanisms36 Align and adjust linkages and lever mechanisms37 Remove and replace cam assemblies38 Troubleshoot and repair cam assemblies39 Align and adjust cam assemblies40 Remove and replace Goor-latch assemblies41 Align and adjust door-latch assemblies42 Remove and replace door hardware43 Align and adjust door hardware44 Remove and replace door gaskets45 Lubricate office machines46 Remove and replace platens47 Troubleshoot and repair platens48 Align and adjust platens49 Remove and replace rollers

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50 Troubleshoot and repair rollers51 Align and adjust rollers52 Remove and replace escapement mechanisms53 Troubleshoot and repair escapement mechanisms54 Align and adjust escapement mechanisms55 Remove and replace print carriers56 Troubleshoot and repair print carriers57 Align and adjust print carriers58 Remove and replace print wheels59 Remove and replace print unit60 Remove and replace print head61 Remove and replace ribbons or cartridge62 Remove and replace keyboards63 Troubleshoot and repair keyboards64 Remove and replace switches on keyboards

65 Clean keyboards

DUTY H: Maintaining and Repairing Electrical Systems

TASKS: 1 Replace fuses2 Troubleshoot and repair fuse system3 Troubleshoot electrical control components4 Replace faulty electrical cords and plugs5 Remove and replace motor controls6 Troubleshoot and repair motor controls7 Lubricate electric motor8 Remove and replace electric motor9 Troubleshoot and repair electric motor10 Remove and replace electric motor starter circuit11 Calibrate and adjust sensors12 Remove and replace sensors13 Troubleshoot and repair sensors14 Remove and replace power supply15 Troubleshoot and repair power supply16 Remove and replace solenoid17 Remove and replace condensor18 Remove and replace power transformer19 Troubleshoot and repair power transformer20 Remove and replace panel lights21 Remove and replace relays and timers22 Troubleshoot and repair relays and timers23 Remove and replace circuit breakers24 Check for overloaded circuits25 Wire parallel circuits26 Wire series circuits27 Wire series-parallel circuits28 Connect single pole switches29 Install timer or delayed action switches30 Remove and replace switches31 Troubleshoot and repair switches32 Remove and replace defective wiring33 Clean electrical connections34 Determine adequacy of office wiring35 Determine electrical problems using available

troubleshooting techniques

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36 Interpret control diagrams for electrical systems37 Diagnose malfunctions of electrical systems using

test and measurement equipment

DUTY I: Maintaining and Repairing Electronic Systems

TASKS: I Determine electronic problems using availabletroubleshooting techoiques

2 Interpret control diagrams for electronic systems3 Diagnose malfunctions of electronic systems using available

test and neasurement equipment4 Remove and replar:e printed circuit boards5 Troubleshoot and iepair printed circuit boards6 Remove and replace lcgic boards7 Troubleshoot aria iepair logic boards8 Remove and replace memory boards9 Troubleshoot and repair memory boards10 Remove and replace chips11 Remove and replace transistors12 Remove and replace electronic components13 Clean connections on electronic components14 Set configuration switches15 Set user switches16 Troubleshoot and repair electronic components

DUTY J: Maintaining and Repairing Mer:nanical Typewriters

TASKS: 1 Diagnose mechanical typewriter problems2 Operate mechanical typewriter to determine if problem is

equipment or operator related3 Clean mechanical typewriters4 Disassemble mechanical typewriters5 Remove and replace worn parts on mechanical typewriters6 Lubricate mechanical typewriters7 Assemble mechanical typewriters8 Adjust mechanical typewriters9 Perform minor maintenance on mechanical typewriters10 Troubleshoot and repair mechanical typewriters

DUTY K: Maintaining and Repairing Electromechanical Typewriters

TASKS: 1 Diagnose electromechanical typewriter problems usingschematic and block diagrams and test equipment

2 Operate electromechanical typewriter to determine ifproblem is equipment or operator related

3 Troubleshoot and repair op-cam shaft problems onelectromechanical typewriters

4 Remove and replace op-cam shafts on electromechanicaltypewriters

5 Adjust op-cam shafts on electromechanical typewriters6 Perform preventive maintenance on electromechanical

typewriters7 Troubleshoot and repair electromechanical typewriters

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DUTY L: Maintaining and Repairing Electronic Typewriters

TASKS: I Diagnose electronic typewriter problems usingschematic and block diagrams and test equipment

2 Operate electronic typewriter to determine if problem isequipment or operator related

3 Troubleshoot and repair electronic typewriter displays4 Remove and replace electronic typewriter displays5 Clean electronic typewriter6 Perform preventive maintenance on electronic typewriter7 Troubleshoot and repair electronic typewriters

DUTY M: Maintaining and Repairing Printing Calculators

TASKS: 1 Diagnose printing calculator problems usingschematic and block diagrams and test equipment

2 Operate printing calculator to determine if problem isequipment, software or operator related

3 Clean electronic printing calculator4 Troubleshoot and repair electronic printing calculator

DUTY N: Maintaining and Repairing Cash Registers

TASKS: 1 Diagnose cash register problems usingschematic and block diagrams and test equipment

2 Operate cash register to determine if problem isequipment, software or operator related

3 Troubleshoot and repair cash registers4 Remove and replace cash register cash drawers5 Adjust cash register cash drawers6 Perform preventive maintenance on cash registers

DUTY 0: Maintaining and Repairing Copy Machines

TASKS: 1 Diagnose copy machine problems usingschematic and block diagrams and test equipment

2 Operate copy machine to determine if problem isequipment or operator related

3 Perform preventive maintenance on copy machine4 Troubleshoot and repair copy machine optic system5 Remove and replace copy machine optic system6 Adjust copy machine optic system7 Perform preventive maintenance on copy machineoptic system

8 Clean copy machine optic system9 Replace copy machine developer and toner10 Clean copy machine mirrors11 Troubleshoot and repair copy machine rollers12 Remove and replace copy machine rollers13 Remove and replace copy machine wiper blades14 Remove and replace copy machine lamps15 Troubleshoot and repair copy machine wiring16 Remove and replace copy machine wiring harness

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17 Clear copy machine paper jams18 Troubleshoot and repair copy machine paper feed mechanism

19 Remove/and replace copy machine paper feed mechanism

20 Troubleshoot and repair copy machine sorters/collator

21 Remove and replace copy machine sorters/collator

22 Remove and replace copy machine drums23 Troubleshoot and repair copy machine document feeders

24 Remove and replace copy machine document feeders

25 Replace copy machine defuser oil26 Remove and replace copy machine stapler

27 Troubleshoot and repair copy machine stapler

28 Replace copy machine staples


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. 0 Education Illinois AdultFor State Board of Vocational andEmployment Education Technical Education

Task Lists


Correction Officers and Jailers



NOTE:

Tne duties and tasks found in these task lists form the basis of instructional


programs. Orientation level instruction, usually offered in grades 9, 10, and 11,




Competency Based Vocational Education Project," contract numberPS-1 0-130).

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SKILLS: 1 Identify requirements for job2 Investigate educational opportunities3 Investigate occupational opportunities4 Locate resources fur finding employment5 Confer with prospective employers6 Identify job trends


SKILLS: 1 Locate job openings2 Document skills and abilities (resume)

3 Prepare for interview4 Participate in interview5 Complete required tests6 Complete required forms7 Write application letter8 Write follow-up letter9 Write acceptance letter10 Rvaluate job offer11 Evaluate job rejection




SKILLS: 1 Exhibit dependability2 Demonstrate punctuality3 Follow rules and regulations4 Recognize the consequer.ces of dishonesty5 Complete assignments in accurate and timely manner6 Control emotions7 Assume responsibility for own decisions and actions8 Exhibit pride and loyalty9 Exhibit ability to handle pressures and tensions10 Demonstrate ability to set priorities11 Demonstrate problem-solving skills


SKILLS: 1 Comply with safety and health rules2 Select correct tools and equipment3 Utilize equipment correctly

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products and services3 Exhibit positive behavior4 Read current job-related publications

5 Support and promote employer's company image and purpose



SKILLS: 1 Work productively with others

2 Show empathy, respect and support for others



5 Minimize occurrence of problems

t Channel emotional reaction constructively



2 Use correct grammar3 Speak effectively with others

4 Use job-related terminology5 Listen attentively6 Write legibly7 Use telephone etiquette8 Follow written and oral directions

9 Ask questions10 Locate information in order to accomplish task

11 Prepare written communication12 Utilize keyboarding skills13 Utilize compute-_ skills


SKILLS: 1 Recognize need to change

2 Demonstrate willingness to learn

3 Demonstrate flexibility4 Participate in continuing education

5 Seek work challenges6 Adjust career goals/plan as needed

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2 Identify generalresponsibilities of employees









4 Convert numbers be-ween forms expressed as fractions,

decimals and percents

5 Convert between standard American units of measure





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DUTY A: Acquiring and Maintaining a Uniform

TASKS: 1 Acquire uniform2 Maintain the uniform in serviceable condition3 Care for and clean equipment

DUTY B: Patrolling Areas

TASKS: 1 Demonstrate foot patrol methods2 Patrol area on foot3 Inspect patrol vehicle and equipment4 Demonstrate vehicle patrol methods5 Patrol area in a vehicle

DUTY C: Handling Misdemeanors

TASKS: 1 Handle officer-witnessed misdemeanors2 Handle misdemeanors not witnessed by an officer

DUTY D: Handling Felonies

TASKS: 1 Manage felony calls2 Complete a preliminary felony investigation3 Gather and process physical evidence of a felony

DUTY E: Making Arrests

TASKS: I Assess the arrest situation2 Make the arrest3 Inform suspect of their rights

DUTY F: Testifying in Court

TASKS: 1 Prepare for court2 Testify in court

DUTY G: Maintaining and Using Weapons

TASKS: 1 Inspect handguns2 Care for and maintain handguns3 Qualify with handguns4 Use handguns5 Secure handguns6 Inspect shotguns7 Care for and maintain shotguns8 Qualify with shotguns9 Use shotguns10 Secure shotguns11 Inspect shoulder arms12 Care for and maintain shoulder arms

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13 Qualify with shoulder arms14 Use shoulder arms15 Secure shoulder arms16 Use chemical agents for control

DUTY H: Handling Fire Scenes

TASKS: 1 Assess the fire scene situation2 Expedite fire fighting efforts3 Guard fire lines and property at the fire scene

DUTY I: Handr.ng Disaster Scenes

TASKS: 1 Assess the disaster scene situation2 Expedite disaster scene rescue efforts3 Guard disaster scene lines and property

DUTY J: Handling Unlawful Gatherings

TASKS: I Assess the situation at the scene of an unlawful gathering2 Detect persons inciting or agitating a gathering3 Remove persons inciting or agitating a gathering

DUTY K: Handling Public Service Calls and Inquiries

TASKS: 1 Receive inquiries2 Respond to inquiries3 Receive public service calls4 Respond to public service calls

DUTY L: Handling Mentally Ill Persons

TASKS: I Assess the situation and mental condition of the perscn2 Determine the safest and best techniques to take thementally ill person into custody

3 Take the mentally ill person into custody4 Transport the mentally ill person to evaluation center5 Check the mentally ill person into mental health facility

T.-AJTY M: Handling the Service and Return of Court Documents

TASKS: I Receive document and determine type (civil, criminal)2 Determine a plan for servicing a service document3 Return any pertinent information and the document

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DUTY N: Handling Suspicious Persons

TASKS: 1 Assess the situation involving a suspicious person2 Confront and question suspicious person3 Record and report information on suspicious person

DUTY 0: Handling a Dead On Arrival (DOA)

TASKS: 1 Receive and record information on the DOA2 Assess the condition of the victim3 Perform preliminary investigation on the DOA4 Make arrests if warranted

DUTY P: Conducting Emergency Procedures

TASKS: 1 Administer first aid to relieve shock2 Administer first aid for burns3 Administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)4 Administer back pressure/arm lift artificial resuscitation5 Administer mouth-to-mouth artificial resuscitation6 Conduct a fire drill7 Respond to apparent epileptic seizure8 Respond to apparent diabetic coma or insulin shock9 Respond to suicide attempt10 Respond to escape or escape attempt11 Respond to hostage situation

DUTY Q: Handling Special Events

TASKS: 1 Prepare for speciai events2 Handle large gatherings

DUTY R: Handling Gambling, Vice and Sex Offenses

TASKS: 1 Detect gambling offenses2 Detect sex offen.,es

DUTY S: Filing Reports and Serving on Committees

TASKS: 1 Select corm and format for report2 Complete reports3 Complete a property report4 Complete a denial of treatment or service form5 Complete a log6 Prepare an observation report for confined inmates7 Complete an incident report form8 Complete a corrective consultation report9 Complete a disciplinary report10 Complete a "use of force" report11 Conduct a disciplinary report investigation12 Serve on a classification hearing

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13 Serve on a disciplinary report hearing14 Complete referrals for psychological evaluation15 Review a transfer order for compliance

DUTY T: Dealing with Confidential Informants

TASKS: 1 Develop informant contacts2 Use informant contacts3 Protect confidentiality of informants

DUTY U: Booking Prisoners

TASKS: 1 Book prisoners2 Complete arrest paperwork3 Evaluate possibility for bonding4 Oversee exit bonding procedures5 Fingerprint arrestee6 Photograph arrestee7 Conduct prisoner shower/spray8 Evaluate prisoner for medical screening

DUTY V: Conducting Searches and Seizures

TASKS: 1 Search an open area2 Search an enclosed area3 Search a vehicle4 Search person using a frisk search5 Search person using a strip search

DUTY W: Restraining Violators

TASKS: 1 Restrain person with hand hold2 Restrain person with physical methods3 Restrain person with handcuffs4 Restrain person with leg irons5 Restrain inmate with straitjacket

DUTY X: Applying Narcotic Enforcement

TASKS: 1 Determine if narcotic crime is being planned or committed2 Identify narcotic law violators3 Obtain information and evidence of narcotic law violation4 Locate contraband or stolen property

DUTY Y: Handling Alcohol Impaired Persons

TASKS: 1 Assess the situation and condition of the alcoholimpaired person

2 Determine the safest and best techniques to take thealcohol impaired person into custody


3 Take the alcohol impaired person into custody4 Collect information and evidence of liquor violation5 Transport the alcohol impaired person to evaluation center6 Check the alcohol impaired person into appropriate facility

DUTY Z: Handling a Bomb Threat

TASKS: 1 Evacuate threatened premises and surrounding area2 Conduct preliminary bomb search3 Call in bomb squad for disposition of suspicious materials

DUTY AA: Performing Guard Duty

TASKS: 1 Escort/guard designated persons2 Escort/guard money carriers3 Coordinate guard functions with other agencies4 Check area of employer's premises5 Prepare guard plans6 Determine physical security manpower requirements7 Develop physical security emergency control plans8 Issue guard orders9 Inspect posts10 Monitor guard operations11 Monitor prisoners12 Monitor curfews13 Relieve guard personnel14 Guard entry/exit to restricted areas15 Guard gate or fixed post16 Guard perimeters of employer's premises17 Secure housing areas18 Test intrusion detection systems19 Investigate intrusions detected by alarms20 Transport arrestees/persons in custody21 Transport prisoners22 Control personnel/vehicle movement in restricted area23 Conduct vehicle escorts24 Establish barricades/roadblocks25 Send and receive radio transmissions26 Inspect mail27 Prepare list of confiscated and mailed items28 Detect and report pilferage incidents29 Detect and report sabotage incidents30 Investigate reports of sahotage/pilferage31 Check and verify passes and badges32 Maintain ID card/badges log33 Maintain access list/log34 Maintain visitor log35 Provide guidance/information to visitors36 Maintain lock and key list/log37 Control locks and keys38 Investigate lock and key losses39 Work with guard dogs

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Task Lists


Commercial Artists



NOTE:



programs. Orientation level instruction, usually offered in grades 9,10, and 11,




Competency Based Vocational Education Project," contract number

PS-10-130).

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SKILLS: 1 Identify requirements for job

2 Investigate educational opportunities

3 Investigate occupational opportunities

4 Locate resources for finding employment

5 Confer with prospective employers

6 Identify job trends



3 Prepare for interview4 Participate in interview5 Complete required tests6 Complete required forms

7 Write application letter

8 Write follow-up letter9 Write acceptance letter10 Evaluate job offer11 Evaluate job rejection


SKILLS: 1 Match interest to job area2 Match aptitudes to job area

3 Verify abilities4 Identify immediate work goal

5 Develop career plan


SKILLS: 1 Exhibit dependability2 Demonstrate punctuality3 Follow rules and regulations4 Recognize the consequences of disonesty5 Complete assignments in accurate ,nd timely manner


8 Exhibit pride and loyalty9 Exhibit ability to handle pressures and tensions

10 Demonstrate ability to set priorities

11 Demonstrate problem-solving skills


SKILLS: 1 Comply with safety and health rules2 Select correct tools and equipment3 Utilize equipment correctly







2 Demonstrate knowledge of company or agencyproducts and services

3 Exhibit positive behavior4 Read current job-related publications








5 Minimize occurrence of problems6 Channel emotional reaction constructively







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SKILLS: I Recognize the Ille of business in the enterprise system







SKILLS: 1 Apply mathematics for problem solving










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COMMERCIAL ARTISTS


TASKS: 1 Comply with shop and equipment safety rules2 Apply basic emergency first aid techniques3 Complete accident report4 Inspect work area and equipment for safeworking environment

5 Report shop, environmental and equipmentsafety violations

6 Demonstrate use of fire extinguishers7 Correct safety hazards8 Demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation

(CPR) techniques9 Participate in safety training program

DUTY B: Performing Housekeeping and Recordkeeping Activities

TASKS: 1 Clean and maintain work area and leave insafe condition

2 Report problems to supervisor3 Maintain records4 Coordinate work with other departments5 Complete time cards6 Complete job status reports7 Calculate time and materials

Participate in participative managementprogram (Quality Circles)

DUTY C: Conducting Shop Operations

TASKS: 1 Answer customer questions2 Troubleshoot customer problems3 Requisition art supplies and materials4 Order art supplies and materials5 Store art supplies6 Inventory supplies7 Guide and direct the work of graphic design team8 Prpare estimates and bids on graphic arts jobs9 Negotiate art and production work with prospective clients10 Complete graphic art assignment contract11 Complete expense record12 Establish and maintain appointment/assignment book13 Complete customer billing for commercial assignment14 Maintain art reference files15 File completed customer orders and negatives16 Interpret and apply copyright laws17 Complete business license application18 Set up a studiolq Evaluate design team work20 Control design efforts to meet job requirements and limits21 Withhold release of inadequate design22 Present client with alternative designs23 Prepare portfolio of artwork24 Maintain presentational portfolio

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25 Display artwork26 Order prints from lab27 Determine production volume and select production processes

28 Plan and schedule work assignments2q Give directions to printers30 Give directions to photographer31 Communicate with free lancers32 Communicate with department heads33 Communicate with media personnel34 Advertise services35 Plan work areas36 Maintain work areas

DUTY D: Producing Comprehensive Layouts

TASKS: 1 Establish visual directions and specifications for layout2 Make thumbnails of layout3 Design rough layouts4 Select mediums for comprehensive layouts5 Select type styles and illustration styles for layouts6 Design artwork and placement of elements in layouts

7 Mark color or colors to be used for layouts8 Mark percentage of enlargements or reductions required onphotographs

9 Letter layouts and designs10 Make dummy layout of multipage printed product for signature

specifications11 Produce rough layouts12 Mark copy for typesetting13 Prepare layout for presentation14 Prepare comprehensive layouts15 Revise layout to customer specifications

DUTY E: Analyzing and Defining Design Problems

TASKS: 1 Interpret and define basic design function2 Specify physical requirements and limits of design3 Interpret design requirements of client4 Analyze focal point of specific pu'ilic group5 Explore and collect ideas and definitions of design problem

from design team6 Determine nature of distractions from design

DUTY F: Applying and Analyzing Color

TASKS: 1 Select and prepare color media2 Select and apply color to emphasize central theme3 Select and apply color to create visual focal image4 Select and apply color to distort or create illusion5 Select and apply color to make minor points6 Select and apply color to create image of character7 Select and apply color to create image to furtherpurpose of client

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8 Select and apply color to create depth9 Select and apply color to create physical impression10 Select and apply color to take advantage of tradition

and convention11 Select and apply color to arouse basic emotion12 Select and apply color to arrest attention

DUTY G: Composing Artwork

TASKS: 1 Compose artwork in terms of normal eye movement2 Compose artwork to direct attention to key message3 Compose artwork to use the unusual as eye-catchingvisual focus

4 Compose artwork to maintain clarity of theme5 Compose artwork to perceive and isolate a theme6 Compose artwork to develop a central theme7 Compose artwork to create visual impact8 Compose artwork to create an illusion

DUTY H: Applying Drawing Skills

TASKS; 1 Produce scratchboard illustrations2 Sketch and rough out ideas and design3 Illustrate scenes with line techniques4 Illustrate scenes with pen and ink5 Illustrate scenes withobrush and wash6 Illustrate scenes with one-point perspective7 Illustrate scenes with two-point perspective8 Illustrate scenes with three-point perspective9 Illustrate scenes with three-dimensional shapes10 Illustrate scenes depicting light and its effects11 Illustrate scenes with shading techniques12 Illustrate scenes with still life objects13 Illustrate scenes with buildings14 Draw architectural illustrations15 Produce house exterior illustrations16 Produce house interior illustrations17 Illustrate scenes with furniture18 Produce schematic diagrams of equipment19 Illustrate scenes with fashion figures20 Illustrate scenes with heads and faces21 Illustrate scenes with caricatures22 Illustrate scenes with animals23 Illustrate scenes with wildlife24 Illustrate scenes with landscapes25 Prepare color separation drawings26 Prepare and maintain drawing tools and equipment27 Establish accurate size and proportions in artwork28 Adapt drawings to desired ideas, mood or effect29 Stylize drawings through distortion and use of effects30 Draw final artwork31 Select and purchase final artwork32 Determine final art style

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DUTY I: Applying Lettering Skills

TASKS: 1 Select lettering style and type for job2 Letter layouts and designs using transfer lettering3 Letter layouts and designs with speedball pen4 Letter layouts and designs with a brush5 Letter layouts and designs mechanically6 Letter layouts and designs with pen and ink7 Letter artwork using drop shading techniques8 Letter artwork using striping techniques9 Letter artwork freehand10 Layout lettering for illustrations11 Produce lettering for illustrations12 Hand letter, balance and proportion basic letter forms13 Analyze letter traditions and trends and select best

design for desired effect14 Design new letter forms15 Draw final hand lettering for artwork16 Select and purchase final hand lettering for artwork

DUTY .1: Producing Airbrushed Artwork

TASKS: 1 Select and mix airbrush paints2 Prepare and maintain airbrush equipment3 Render artwork with airbrush4 Render drawings using airbrush techniques

DUTY K: Producing Cartoons

TASKS: 1 Sketch rough storyboard2 Draw cartoon characters3 Animate drawings

DUTY L: Creating Functional Designs

TASKS: 1 Render designs and define sizes, materials and limitations2 Analyze and base design on standardized materials3 Analyze and base design on natural materials4 Construct three-dimensional models5 Determine cost, size, function and other product criteria

limits6 Design displays7 Design functional packaging8 Produce design to meet psychological needs9 Produce design to meet needs for comfort and convenience10 Produce designs that maintain realistic balance between

functional and creative design11 Experiment with materials to determine qualities and

design limitations12 Design brochures13 Design pamphlets14 Design a logo15 Design magazine ads

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16 Research specifications for ads in various media17 Produce prints using commercial materials18 Prepare artwork for transparencies or slides19 Produce graphics for letterpress process20 Produce graphics for offset process21 Produce graphics for silk-screen process22 Produce signs on posterboard23 Pre are charts24 Prepare graphs25 Prepare graphic illustrations for television26 Prepare fashion illustrations27 Prepare arts for newspapers28 Prepare arts for posters29 Prepare arts for collaterals30 Prepare arts for specialty advertising31 Prepare arts for signages32 Prepare arts for audiovisuals33 Prepare arts for points of purchase34 Prepare arts for outdoor advertisements35 Prepare other functional designs

DUTY M: Applying Graphic Arts Photography

TASKS: 1 Use photo mechanical transfer paper negative2 Produce photomechanical transfer paper positive3 Produce photomechanical transfer film positive4 Produce photomechanical transfer and film negatives5 Produce photomechanical transfer halftone6 Retouch photographs7 Select locations for photography session8 Select models for photography session9 Select props for photography session10 Give directions to models11 Evaluate the use of photography in graphic design12 Combine photographs and artwork13 Crop photographs14 Consult with photographer15 Incorporate photographs in artwork16 Expose photographs using contact halftone screens17 Make line enlargements/reductions using graphic arts

camera and processor18 Retouch existing black and white photographs19 Proof camera-ready copy for photo reproduction quality

DUTY N: Preparing Mechanicals

TASKS: 1 Add registration and trim marks2 Apply border tapes3 Apply dry-transfer lettet4 Apply dry-transfer screen tints and shading film5 Attach artwork to mechamical6 Crop and size photographs7 Cut outlines of artwork in masking film8 Cut panels for halftones and reverses

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9 Draw reference and centering lines on masking sheets

10 Draw up base sheet for final paste-up11 Locate and paste up clip art12 Prepare tissue overlays13 Opaque photostat imperfections14 Paste up type matter in position on base sheet (flat)

15 Position and secure protective tissue

16 Position and secure overlays17 Proof all proportions and sizes with job specifications

18 Proof mechanical flat against copy and duamy layout

19 Select typeface for design effect desired

20 Crop up board for reproduction21 Add bleed to a keyline22 Read guide photos and bleed panels23 Put register marks on board and overlay24 Crop, size and key photos25 Flap and tissue keyline art26 Lay out and paste up for four-color separation

27 Prepare mechanical for stationary items28 Prepare mechanical for one-color calendar29 Prepare mechanical for one-color grocery paste-up30 Prepare mechanical for one-color ruled forms

31 Prepare mechanical for newsletter with stripping

corrections32 Prepare mechanical fo. postal mailer using overlays

33 Prepare mechanical for catalog pages34 Prepare mechanical using keyline techniques35 Prepare mechanical using transfer letters and tint

overlays36 Prepare mechanical to achieve multiple color effects

37 Perform photocropping and scaling techniques38 Prepare mechanical for a process color brochure

39 Prepare other mechanicals40 Mark up copy for typesetting

DUTY 0: Reproducing Artwork

TASKS: 1 Reproduce photographs2 Reproduce artwork using copy machines3 Reproduce 3ttwork using thermofax machines4 Reproduce Artwork using diazo machines5 Reproduce artworx using other processes


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Task Lists


Photographers



NOTE:






These materials were prepared under contract with the Illinois State Board ofEducation, Department of Adult, Vocational and Technicai Education ("IllinoisCompetency Based Vocational Education Project," contract numberPS-10-130) .

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2 Investigate educational opportunities







3 Prepare for interview4 Participate in interview5 Complete required tests6 Complete required forms

7 Write application letter

8 Write follow-up letter9 Write acceptance letter10 Evaluate job offer11 Evaluate job rejection




SKILLS: 1 Exhibit dependability2 Demonstrate punctuality3 Follow rules and regulations4 Recognize the consequences of dishonesty

5 Complete assignments in accurate and timely manner



10 DemonstraLe ability to set priorities



SKILLS: 1 Comply with safety and health rules

2 Select correct tools and equipment3 Utilize equipment correctly

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products and services

3 Exhibit positive behavior

4 Read current job-related publications









6 Channel emotional reaction constructively



2 Use correct grammar3 Speak effectively with others

4 Use job-related terminology

5 Listen attentively6 Write legibly7 Use telephone etiquette8 Follow written and oral directions

9 Ask questions10 Locate information in order to accomplish task

11 Prepare written communication

12 Utilize keyboarding skills

13 Utilize computer skills


SKILLS: 1 Recognize need to change

2 Demonstrate willingness to learn

3 Demonstrate flexibility4 Participate in continuing education

5 Seek work challenges6 Adjust career goals/plan as needed

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SKILLS: 1 Apply mathematics for problem solving







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PHOTOGRAPHERS


TASKS: 1 Comply with shop and equipment safety rules2 Apply basic emergency first aid techniques3 Complete accident report4 Inspect work area and equipment for safeworking environment


6 Demonstrate use of fire extinguishers7 Participate in shop srJety committee8 Correct safety hazards9 Demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation

(CPR) techniques10 Participate in safety training program11 Comply with safety rules for working with

photographic chemicals


TASKS: 1 Clcan and maintain work area and leave insafe condition

2 Report problems to supervisor3 Maintain records4 Coordinate work with other departments5 Complete time cards6 Complete job status reports7 Caltulate time and materials8 Make equipment failure reports9 Read and interpret specifications on job ticket10 Determine basic maintenance procedures using manuals11 Participate in participative management

program (Quality Circles)12 Requisition photographic supplies and materials13 Order photographic supplies and materials14 Store photographic supplies15 Store photographic chemicals

DUTY C: Conducting Shop Operations

TASKS: 1 Answer customer questions2 Troubleshoot customer problems3 Maintain equipment inventory4 Guide and direct the work of photography team5 Prepare estimates and bids on photographic jobs6 Complete photography assignment contract7 Complete photograph release form8 Complete expense record9 Arrange photography session10 Establish and maintain appointment/assignment book11 Complete customer billing for commercial assignment12 File completed customer orders and negatives13 Interpret and apply copyright laws14 Complete business license application

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15 Set up a photography studio16 Set up a darkroom17 Purchase photographic equipment18 Purchase photographic supplies19 Evaluate photographic work20 Prepare portfolio of photographic work21 Assemble and exhibit proofbook22 Display photographic work23 Order prints from lab24 Advertise services25 Store and transport cameras and accessories

DUTY D: Performing Camera Work

TASKS: 1 Read job order to determine photographic information2 Select camera and film for job3 Select camera lenses for a job4 Select camera accessories for a jobS Select and use tripods6 Select and use filters7 Calculate aperture and set F-stop8 Calculate and set shutter speeds9 Calculate time and set timer10 Expose iilm using 35mm camera11 Expose film using view camera12 Expose film using medium format camera13 Expose film using twin lens reflex camera14 Expose film using aerial camera15 Expose film using special cameras16 Expose instant film using film pack holder17 Expose film using computer-assisted cameras

DUTY E: Determining and Setting Up Lighting

TASKS: 1 Determine light readings using exposure meters2 Determine light readings using grey cards3 Determine light readings using light meters4 Determine strobe light readings using flash meters5 Determine light reading for product with generated

light source6 Calculate the need for additional lights7 Set up supplementary lights8 Select, set up and use reflectors9 Set up lighting for outdoor available light10 Set up lighting for outdoor artificial light11 Set up combination available and artificial light12 Set up lighting for studio portrait13 Set up high key portrait lighting in studio14 Set up lighting fol tabletop objects15 Set up lighting for large objects in studio16 Set up lighting for large objects on location17 Set up lighting for copy stand18 Set up lighting for rear/front view projection

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19 Calculate main and flash exposure20 Calculate filtration exposure21 Make basic exposure test

DUTY F: Photographing Subjects

TASKS: 1 Select locations for photography session2 Select models for photography session3 Select props for photography session4 Give directions to models5 Pose and relax people6 Photograph individual in studio7 Photograph individual on location8 Photograph group in studio9 Photograph group on location10 Photograph individual for passport/alien resident picture11 Photograph weddings12 Photograph tabletop objects13 Photograph large objects in studio14 Photograph large objects on location15 Photograph interiors16 Photograph exteriors17 Photograph food18 Photograph fashion items in studio19 Photograph fashion items on location20 Photograph object3 using macro lens21 Take photograph for environmental impact documentation22 Take photograph for equipment/hardware documentation23 Take aerial photographs24 Photograph commercial products25 Photograph merchandise26 Photograph press conference27 Photograph news events28 Photograph feature stories29 Photograph sports events30 Take photographs using multiple exposure techniques31 Solve photographic problems

DUTY G: Performing Darkroom Work

TASKS: 1 Prepare darkroom and arrange equipment2 Mix photographic chemicals3 Process black and white film using daylight tank4 Process black and white film using automatic processor5 Process black and white film using trays6 Process color negative film using daylight tank7 Process color negative film using automatic processor8 Process color negative film using trays9 Process color transparency film using daylight tank10 Process color transparency film using automatic processor11 Duplicate slides12 Produce special effects title slides13 Produce multi-image graphic slides14 Retouch black and white negative

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15 Process control strip in automatic processor16 Monitor silver recovery unit17 Recover photographic silver18 Load film canisters19 Solve darkroom problems

DUTY H: Printing Photographic Images

TASKS: 1 Expose black and white paper for enlargements2 Expose contact sheet3 Expose contact print4 Expose color paper for enlargement5 Dodge/burn in image during printing6 Vignette image during printing7 Diffuse image during printing8 Print tone-line conversion9 Posterize photograph

10 Print sabatier effect enlargement11 Sandwich negatives during printing12 Copy black and white slide13 Copy color slide14 Copy print using view camera15 Clean negatives16 Establish exposure for black and white print using analyzer17 Establish exposure for black and white print using

test strip18 Establish color filtration and exposure for color paper

using analyzer19 Establish filtration and exposure for color paper

using test strip

DUTY I: Processing Photographic Paper

TASKS: 1 Mix stock solution for paper2 Process black and white paper using trays3 Process black and white paper using automatic processor4 Process black and white paper using stabilization processor5 Process color paper using trays6 Process color paper using automatic processor7 Process color paper using drum/tube processing8 Process print archivally

DUTY J: Finishing Prints

TASKS: 1 Tone print2 Bleach print3 Spot print4 Airbrush print5 Retouch print6 Etch print7 Trim print8 Spray-finish print

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9 Dry mount print10 Position print on matte11 Mount slides

DUTY K: Cleaning and Maintaining Darkroom

TASKS: 1 Clean darkroom sinks2 Clean darkroom trays and mixing utensils3 Inspect mechanical components of cameras4 Clean photographic cameras5 Clean photographic lenses6 Perform minor maintenance on photographic cameras7 Clean automatic film processor8 Perform minor maintenance on automatic film processor9 Clean daylight tank processing unit10 Clean drum/tube processing unit11 Clean stabilization processing unit12 Clean automatic film dryer13 Perform minor maintenance on automatic film dryer14 Clean silver recovery unit15 Perform minor maintenance on silver recovery unit16 Maintain dustfree darkroom environment17 Maintain darkroom equipment18 Clean illumination system19 Perform minor maintenance on illumination system20 Solve darkroom problens


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Employment Education Technical Education

Task Lists


Telephone and Cable TV Line Installers/Repairers



NOTE:






These materials were prepared under contract with the Illinois State Board ofEducation, Department of Adult, Vocational and Technical Education ("IllinoisCompetency Based Vocational Education Project," contract numberPS-10-130).

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2 Investigate educationai opportunities







3 Prepare for interview4 Participate in interview5 Complete required tests6 Complete required forms7 Write application letter8 Write follow-up letter9 Write acceptance letter10 Evaluate job offer11 Evaluate job rejection




SKILLS: 1 Exhibit dependability2 Demonstrate punctuality3 Follow rules and regulations4 Recognize the consequences of dishonesty5 Complete assignments in accurate and timely wanner



10 Demonstrate ability to set priorities


DUTY E: Maintaining Safe and HealLhy Environment

SKILLS: 1 Comply with safety and health rules

2 Select correct tools and equipment3 Utilize equipment correctly

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products and services3 Exhibit positive behavior4 Read current job-related publications









6 Channel emotional reaction constructively






SKILLS: I Recognize need to change2 Demonstrate willingness to learn

3 Demonstrate flexibility4 Participate in continuing education5 Seek work challenges6 Adjust career goals/plan as needed

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TASKS: I Comply with shop and equipment safety rules2 Apply basic emergency first aid techniques3 Complete accident report4 Inspect work area and equipment for safeworking environment


6 Demonstrate use of fire extinguishers7 Correct safety hazards8 Demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation


DUTY B: Planning Day's Activities

TASKS: I Prepare for the day's work2 Organize workload3 Determine route4 Check stock and equipment

DUTY C: Traveling to Job Site

TASKS: I Inspect vehicle2 Drive defensively3 Locate the address4 Park vehicle5 Secure vehicle6 Protect work area (WAP)

DUTY D: Communicating with Customer

TASKS: I Identify self2 Verify the work order3 Explain work to be done4 Present added service options for possible sale5 Get customer/owner approval for work to be done

DUTY E: Planning Job on the Job Si':e

TASKS: I Visualize total job2 Identify potential safety hazards3 Organize tools and materials4 Determine most efficient route to job site

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DUTY F: Performing Work Assignment or Installation

TASKS: I Activate service drop at pole or pedestal2 Complete drop work to company specs3 Protect or ground service at the house4 Perform necessary tests

DUTY G: Performing Work Assignment or Repair Service of Installation

TASKS: I Identify service problem2 Isolate service problem3 Make repairs on installation4 Refer repairs to qualified person if needed5 Explain service status to customer

DUTY H: Wrapping-up

TASKS: I Clean up work area2 Educate customer on service and equipment3 Review service options4 Check for customer satisfaction5 Close out the job (paperwork/data base)

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COMPOSITOR AND/OR TYPESETTER REVISED 1988


TASKS: 1 Comply with shop and equipment safety rulesApply basic emergency first aid techniques

3 Complete accident report4 Inspect work area and equipment f<_r ie

working environment5 Report shop, environmental and equipmentsafety violations

6 Demonstrate use of fire extinguishers7 Participate in disaster control exercises8 Participate in shop safety committee9 Correct safety hazards10 Demonstrate cardiopulmonary resuscitation



TASKS: I Clean and maintain work area and leavesafe condition

2 Report problems to supervisor3 Maintain records4 Coordinate work with other departments5 Complete time cards6 Complete job status reports7 Calculate time and materials8 Make equipment failure reports9 Determine basic maintenance procedures using manuals10 Participate in participative management

program (Quality Circles)11 Maintain log on film and chemical expiration dates

DUTY C: Marking Copy

TASKS: 1 Read job order to determine compositon2 Mark up copy3 Measure type size4 Measure leading5 Measure line length6 Measure tabular column length and indents7 Measure horizontal and vertical rules8 Determine location of graphics9 Select type font, size, and leading for job

DUTY D: Programming and Setting Up Composing Machines

TA.3: 1 Set composing machine margins, ladings, and tabs2 Set composing machine impression3 Set composing machine justification4 Select and change ribbon in composing machine5 Adjust parameters throughout job on composing machine6 Set newspaper and newsletter copy on composing machine

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7 Set invoice, application, billing and other formson composing machine

8 Set display advertising copy on composing machine9 Set letterhead, envelope, business card copy, books,manuals, reports, brochures, circulars, or flyerson composing machine

10 Set lists, indexes, and tables on composing machine11 Adjust composing machine copy12 Insert paper in composing machine13 Verify set up of composing machine14 Adjust composing machine15 Proofread composing machine copy16 Produce phototypeset hard copy reader proof17 Submit phototypeset output for proof reading18 Read proofreaders marks and make indicated corrections

in composing machine copy19 Read editors marks and make indicated corrections

in composing machine copy20 Correct grammar and spelling in composing machine copy21 Correct typographical errors in composing machine copy22 Fit text and giaphicr, to layout in composing machine23 Inspect and adjust composing machine copy for density24 Inspect and adjust composing machine copy for alignment25 Inspect and adjust composing machine copy for leading

and margins26 Inspect and adjust composing machine copy for type

styles, family, and size27 Produce final composing machine typeset

DUTY E: Programming and Setting Up PhototypEsetting, Digital dndDesktop Publishing Equipment

TASKS: 1 Enter layout specifications on typesetting ordesktop publishing equipment

2 Write formats for typesetting or desktoppublishing equipment

3 Receive off line data4 Receive telecommunication data5 Check system error report/documentation6 Determine if hardware/software problem7 Correct coding8 Determine and set margins, leadings and tabs9 Determine and set light density on phototypesetting

equipment10 Set justification on phototypesetting equipment11 Adjust parameters throughout job on typesetting

or desktop publishing equipment12 Keyboard newspaper and newsletter copy on typesetting

or desktop publishing equipment13 Keyboard invoice, application, billing and other forms

on typesetting or desktop publishing equipment14 Keyboard display advertising copy on typesetting

or desktop publishing equipment

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15 Keyboard letterhead, envelope, business card copy,book, manuals, reports, brochures, circulars, orflyers on typesetting or desktop publishing equipment

16 Keyboard lists, indexes, and tables on typesettingor desktop publishing equipment

17 Enter keyboarded copy into memory18 Enter keyboarded copy into photo unit19 Enter formats for page pagination on typesetting

or desktop publishing equipment20 Load fents into output devices21 Load typesetter with film or paper22 Proofread typeset copy on screen23 Produce phototypeset soft copy reader proof24 Produce typeset hard copy reader proof25 Submit typeset output for proof reading26 Read proofreaders marks and make indicated corrections

in typeset copy27 Read editors marks and make indicated corrections

in typeset copy28 Correct grammar and spelling in typeset copy29 Correct typeset typographical errorp30 Fit text and graphics to layout in phototypeset copy31 Inspect and adjust phototypeset copy for density32 Inspect and adjust phototypeset copy for alignment33 Inspect and adjust typeset copy for leading and margins34 Inspect and adjust typeset copy for type styles,

family, and size35 Update job file36 Produce final typeset copy37 Archive job file38 Merge text and graphics using software applications

packages3g Complete a global search and edit or replace words

and/or text40 Create structured graphics; flowcharts, diagrams,

graphs, technical drawings or charts41 Input text and graphics using optical scanners42 Open, move, resize and close a window43 Back-up the system

DUTY F: Developing Phototypesetting Film

TASKS: 1 Select and mix developing chemicals2 Fill processor with chemicals3 Transfer film to processor4 Develop film using processor5 Dry film6 Match dried film to original copy7 Identify and adjust film density problems

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DUTY G: Maintaining Electronic Job Files

TASKS: 1 Save files on disk2 Retrieve files from disk3 Delete unneeded files from disk storage4 Transfer files from damaged disk to new disk5 Store disks6 Update disk log7 Update font information8 Update front end programs (software programs)

DUTY H: Performing Basic Maintenance on Typesetting Equipment

TASKS: 1 Adjust screen intensity and brightness2 Chean photo unit type fonts3 Clean keyboard4 Clean photo unit dust filters5 Clean photo unit lens filters, lenses and mirrors6 Empty chemicals in processor7 Clean processor8 Clean exterior of keyboard, photo and processor unitq Replace lamp bulbs in photo unit10 Perform basic maintenance on processor11 Perform basic maintenance on photo unit12 Perform basic maintenance on terminal and keyboard13 Arrange for reparperson to make call or schedule

repairs14 Perform basic maintenance on composing machines

Employability skills are a vital component ofvocational education programs and should beincorporated into each occupaLional task list.

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