CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN INTERMEDIATE

NONRESIDENT 1998 Electrician 14027 STATEMENT A Approved for public release distribution is unlimited the words cid 141 he cid 142 cid 141 him cid 142 and are used sparingly in this course to communication are not to be gender driven or to affront or against anyone STATEMENT A Approved for public release distribution is unlimited Jun 2001 OFFICER SAUFLEY FIELD RD FL 32509 5237 Instructions and Errata for Training Course ELECTRICIAN INTERMEDIATE 14027 No attempt has been made to issue corrections for errors in typing etc that do not affect your ability to answer the question or Make the following changes Page 5 12 figure 5 10 add the following sentence to the figure cid 147 Lamp is lit when voltage is present cid 148 Page 5 12 figure 5 11 delete the existing figure caption and replace caption with cid 147 Second step in testing an outlet with a neon tester is lit only when voltage is present cid 148 Page 5 cid 150 13 figure 5 12 Note these changes to the figure The terminals figure 5 12 should be the same as in figure 5 13 power input on the terminal and load on the top terminal Consequently the neon lead should be on the top terminal and the tester lamp should be to indicate the condition set in the figure caption Page 5 14 figure 5 17 add the following sentence to the figure cid 147 Lamp should glow only when test lead is in the right side slot and voltage is present cid 148 Page 5 15 under the title Fuse change step 1 to read as follows First determine if voltage is present at the supply side of the fuse placing one of the neon tester leads on the top of one fuse and the lead to ground Test the other fuse in the same manner Glowing indicates that voltage is supplied to the fuse cid 148 Page 5 15 under the title Fuse change step 2 to read as follows Determine if voltage is present at the load side of the fuse by one lead of the neon tester on the bottom side of the fuse and other lead to ground Test the other fuse in the same manner If the lamp DOES NOT glow and voltage is present at the supply side of fuse the fuse is defective cid 148 Page 5 16 delete figure 5 19 all four views Page 5 22 delete figure 5 28 and delete the first five lines of text in left column that apply to figure 5 28 Delete topic on cid 147 Airfield Lighting cid 148 from page 6 28 through page 6 50 section on airfield lighting is deleted because airfield lighting no longer covered by occupational standards for Construction Delete chapter 8 on cid 147 Alarm Systems cid 148 chapter is deleted because alarms are no longer covered by occupational standards for Electricians Delete the following questions and leave the corresponding spaces blank on answer sheet through 5 27 through 5 75 enrolling in this self study course you have demonstrated a desire to improve yourself and the Navy however this self study course is only one part of the total Navy training program Practical schools selected reading and your desire to succeed are also necessary to successfully round a fully meaningful training program COURSE This self study course is organized into subject matter areas each containing learning to help you determine what you should learn along with text and illustrations to help you the information The subject matter reflects day to day requirements and experiences of in the rating or skill area It also reflects guidance provided by Enlisted Community Managers and other senior personnel technical references instructions etc and either the occupational or standards which are listed in the Manual of Navy Enlisted Manpower Personnel Classifications Occupational Standards NAVPERS 18068 QUESTIONS The questions that appear in this course are designed to help you understand the in the text In completing this course you will improve your military and professional knowledge it can also help you study for the Navy wide advancement in rate examination If you are and discover a reference in the text to another publication for further information look it up Edition Prepared by Jose V P Ferriols by EDUCATION AND TRAINING DEVELOPMENT TECHNOLOGY CENTER Logistics Tracking Number Creed am a United States Sailor will support and defend the of the United States of and I will obey the orders those appointed over me represent the fighting spirit of the and those who have gone me to defend freedom and around the world proudly serve my country cid 144 s Navy team with honor courage commitment am committed to excellence and fair treatment of all cid 142 Construction Support Drawings and Specifications Generators Electrical Distribution Interior Wiring Fiber Optics and Lighting Systems Electrical Equipment Alarm Systems References Used to Develop the TRAMAN INDEX l Training Course Follows The Index OF THE ELECTRICIAN SERIES ELECTRICIAN BASIC Electrician Basic NAVEDTRA 11038 replaces Construction 3 and should be studied by those seeking advancement to Construction Third Class The major topics in the Basic TRAMAN are construction activities drawings and specifications power generation and distribution wiring lighting and communication and electrical appliances test motors and generators ELECTRICIAN INTERMEDIATE TRAMAN replaces Construction Electrician 3 2 and should be studied those seeking advancement to Construction Electrician Second Class Topics in book will be a continuation of information covered in the Construction Basic TRAMAN The major topics in this TRAMAN are construction drawings and specifications generators electrical distribution interior fiber optics and lighting systems electrical equipment and alarm sytems ELECTRICIAN ADVANCED TRAMAN when published refer to NAVEDTRA 12061 for availability replace Construction Electrician 1 and should be studied by those seeking to Construction Electrician First Class Topics in this book will be a of information covered in the Construction Electrician Intermediate PRECAUTIONS is a paramount concern for all personnel Many of the Naval Ship cid 146 s Manuals manufacturer cid 146 s technical manuals and every Planned System PMS maintenance requirement card MRC include safety Additionally OPNAVINST 5100.19 series Naval Occupational and Health NAVOSH Program Manual for Forces Afloat and 5100.23 series NAVOSH Program Manual provide safety and health information The safety precautions are for your protection and protect equipment equipment operation and preventive or corrective maintenance the may call for personal protective equipment PPE such as goggles safety shoes hard hats hearing protection and respirators When specified use of PPE is mandatory You must select PPE appropriate for the job since the is manufactured and approved for different levels of protection If the does not specify the PPE and you aren cid 146 t sure ask your safety officer machinery spaces and tools requiring you to wear hearing protection are with hazardous noise signs or labels Eye hazardous areas requiring you to goggles or safety glasses are also posted In areas where corrosive chemicals mixed or used an emergency eyewash station must be installed