chain making machine operator (EN)
ISCO 7223 · v1.2.1
Chain making machine operators tend and operate the proper equipment and machinery for the creation of metal chains, including precious metal chains such as for jewellery, and produce these in all steps of the production process. They feed the wire into the chainmaking machine, use pliers to hook the ends of the chain formed by the machine together and finish and trim the edges by soldering them to a smooth surface.
Classification skills are not a measurement of your proficiency or future displaced hours.
Source aliases (EN)
- engine turner
- jewellery chainmaker
- lay out technician
- novelty chain maker
- chain making machine operative
- hand chain making operator
- fancy wire drawer
- lay out worker
- jewelery chain maker
- centrifugal casting machine operator
- novelty chainmaker
- jewelry chainmaker
- lay-out technician
- chain making machine setter
- chain maker
- lay-out worker
- hand chain maker
- gold chainmaker
- jewellery chain maker
- gold chain maker
- lay-out operator
- lay out operative
- chainmaker
- centrifugal casting machine technician
- engine turning operator
- chain making machine tender
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 14
- operate hand tools in chain making
- remove inadequate workpieces
- troubleshoot
- remove processed workpiece
- monitor moving workpiece in a machine
- perform test run
- ensure equipment availability
- monitor automated machines
- types of metal
- quality standards
- supply machine
- types of chain
- safely handle metal wire under tension
- tend chain making machine
Optional (EN) · 19
- inspect quality of products
- record production data for quality control
- operate welding equipment
- ferrous metal processing
- metal forming technologies
- wear appropriate protective gear
- monitor conveyor belt
- manufacture of small metal parts
- dies
- perform machine maintenance
- advise on machinery malfunctions
- mark processed workpiece
- consult technical resources
- types of metal manufacturing processes
- manufacturing of door furniture from metal
- watches and jewellery products
- keep records of work progress
- metal drawing processes
- operate soldering equipment
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