| Teaching level |
|
| a.
basic electricity |
| (2) |
1. Calculate and measure
capacitance and inductance. |
| (2) |
2. Calculate and measure
electrical power. |
| (3) |
3. Measure voltage, current,
resistance, and continuity. |
| (3) |
4. Determine the relationship
of voltage, current, and resistance in electrical circuits. |
| (3) |
5. Read and interpret aircraft
electrical circuit diagrams, including solid state devices and
logic functions. |
| (3) |
6. Inspect and service
batteries. |
| b.
aircraft drawings |
| (2) |
7. Use aircraft drawings,
symbols, and system schematics. |
| (3) |
8. Draw sketches of repairs
and alterations. |
| (3) |
9. Use blueprint
information. |
| (3) |
10. Use graphs and
charts. |
| c.
weight and balance |
| (2) |
11. Weigh aircraft. |
| (3) |
12. Perform complete
weight-and-balance check and record data. |
| d.
fluid lines and fittings |
| (3) |
13. Fabricate and install
rigid and flexible fluid lines and fittings. |
| e.
materials and processes |
| (1) |
14. Identify and select
appropriate nondestructive testing methods. |
| (2) |
15. Perform dye penetrant,
eddy current, ultrasonic, and magnetic particle inspections. |
| (1) |
16. Perform basic
heat-treating processes. |
| (3) |
17. Identify and select
aircraft hardware and materials. |
| (3) |
18. Inspect and check
welds. |
| (3) |
19. Perform precision
measurements. |
| f.
ground operation and servicing |
| (2) |
20. Start, ground operate,
move, service, and secure aircraft and identify typical ground
operation hazards. |
| (2) |
21. Identify and select
fuels. |
| g.
cleaning and corrosion control |
| (3) |
22. Identify and select
cleaning materials. |
| (3) |
23. Inspect, identify, remove,
and treat aircraft corrosion and perform aircraft cleaning. |
| h.
mathematics |
| (3) |
24. Extract roots and raise
numbers to a given power. |
| (3) |
25. Determine areas and
volumes of various geometrical shapes. |
| (3) |
26. Solve ratio, proportion,
and percentage problems. |
| (3) |
27. Perform algebraic
operations involving addition, subtraction, multiplication, and
division of positive and negative numbers. |
| i.
maintenance forms and records |
| (3) |
28. Write descriptions of work
performed including aircraft discrepancies and corrective actions
using typical aircraft maintenance records. |
| (3) |
29. Complete required
maintenance forms, records, and inspection reports. |
| j.
basic physics |
| (2) |
30. Use and understand the
principles of simple machines; sound, fluid, and heat dynamics;
basic aerodynamics; aircraft structures; and theory of flight. |
| k.
maintenance publications |
| (3) |
31. Demonstrate ability to
read, comprehend, and apply information contained in FAA and
manufacturers' aircraft maintenance specifications, data sheets,
manuals, publications, and related Federal Aviation Regulations,
Airworthiness Directives, and Advisory material. |
| (3) |
32. Read technical data. |
| l.
mechanic privileges and limitations |
| (3) |
33. Exercise mechanic
privileges within the limitations prescribed by part 65 of this
chapter. |