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ECS-ASMT-0001
Skills Assessment – Mechanical
Measure craft personnel knowledge across precision maintenance, installation & troubleshooting — identifying skill gaps that impact reliability, safety, and cost.
Overview
Improves equipment reliability
Identifies skill gaps and Targets the most impactful training investments
Supports long-term workforce planning and knowledge transfer
Overview
Web-based evaluation designed to measure maintenance and craft personnel understanding of essential craft skills as they apply to precision maintenance, equipment installation, inspection, and troubleshooting. The assessment identifies skill gaps, risk areas, and improvement opportunities that directly impact equipment reliability, safety, & maintenance cost.
Assessment Focus Areas
The assessment evaluates essential craft skill knowledge required to perform Precision Maintenance® work. Content is aligned with real-world maintenance tasks and focuses on how technicians prepare, execute, and verify work that affects asset health and reliability. Key categories assessed include:
Asset Reliability Fundamentals & Failure Awareness
Precision Maintenance® Principles
Tools And Measurement Fundamentals
Bearings, Belts, And Chain Drives
Shaft Alignment And Balance Concepts
Pumps, Gearboxes, And Rotating Equipment
Lubrication Fundamentals
Fasteners, Fits, And Tolerances
Hydraulic And Pneumatic Systems
Maintenance Best Practices & Work Execution Discipline
Questions are scenario-based and concept-driven, designed to reveal how craft personnel think about equipment condition, installation quality, operational risk, and failure prevention..
Questions are scenario-based and concept-driven, designed to reveal how craft personnel think about equipment condition, installation quality, operational risk, and failure prevention..
Why Assess Mechanical ?
How the Assessment is Used
This Skills Assessment is not a pass/fail test. It is a diagnostic tool used to:
Align individuals with the correct level of training
Avoid over-training or misaligned course placement
Identify systemic knowledge gaps affecting reliability
Support workforce planning and succession strategies
Measure baseline capability prior to training initiatives
Deliverables
Clients receive a comprehensive Assessment Report, including:
Individual ECS Skills Assessment scores by competency area
Group-level skill distribution and facility averages
Recommended ECS training roadmap for each participant
Actionable input to support precision maintenance & workforce development programs
Final results are delivered electronically and can be used immediately for planning and decision-making.
Final results are delivered electronically and can be used immediately for planning and decision-making.
Who Should Attend
- Instrumentation and Controls Technicians
- Maintenance and Reliability Technicians
- Maintenance Supervisors & Planners
- Mechanical and Electrical Crafts
Learning Path
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Assessment & Implementation Planning
Mechanical Core Proficiencies
Assembly & Installation (ECS1)
Bearings & Lubrication (ECS2)
Specialized Systems
Field Reinforcement