Elevator mechanics rely on a variety of specialized hand and power tools. This guide covers the most common tools you'll encounter on the EIAT.
Wire Strippers
Multimeter
Pipe Wrench
Torque Wrench
Hacksaw
Flathead Screwdriver
Phillips Screwdriver
Torx Screwdriver
Tape Measure
Tin Snips
Cutting Torch
Chalk Box
Bubble Level
1. You need to remove insulation from a 12 AWG electrical wire. Which tool is best?
2. To measure the voltage across a circuit, which tool would you use?
3. You need to tighten a bolt to a specific torque value. Which tool is appropriate?
4. To mark a straight line on a shaft before cutting, which tool would you use?
5. To measure the length of a guide rail accurately, which tool is best?
6. To cut sheet metal trim, which tool would you choose?
7. When you need to cut large diameter pipe, which tool is most appropriate?
8. To ensure a surface is level before mounting a bracket, which tool would you use?
9. To check for proper screw fit in a mechanism, which tool is needed?
10. When assembling fasteners with star-head bolts, which tool would you select?
11. To cut a small metal bar, which tool would be appropriate?
12. To measure electrical continuity, which tool would you use?
13. To mark layout lines quickly across a surface, which tool is best?