Scriber
1. ✒️ Scriber
🔹 Description: A sharp steel tool used like a pen
🔹 Use: For drawing fine lines on metal surfaces
This two-year Electrician trade course is offered under the Craftsman Training Scheme (CTS) by the National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT). It trains students in electrical installation, maintenance, and repair, preparing them for roles such as electrician, wireman, or electrical technician.
The course includes:
The ITI "Electroplater" trade is a two-year vocational training program under the Craftsman Training Scheme (CTS), governed by the National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT). This course equips trainees with skills in electroplating techniques, surface preparation, and the application of protective and decorative coatings on metal surfaces.
The Electrician (Power Distribution) ITI trade is a 2-year NSQF Level 4/5 course focused on installing, operating, maintaining, and repairing electrical power distribution systems. It covers transformers, overhead lines, underground cables, switchgear, and safety procedures, preparing technicians for roles in electricity boards, utilities, and industries.
Key Details
🔹 Description: A sharp steel tool used like a pen
🔹 Use: For drawing fine lines on metal surfaces
Marking tools are instruments used to draw lines, points, or outlines on materials to guide subsequent operations like cutting, drilling, or bending.
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Drilling is a common task for electricians — whether it's for fixing panels, mounting switchboards, or running wires through walls and metal plates. Let's understand the tools used for this job.
Before cutting, drilling, or assembling any workpiece, it is important to mark where the work has to be done. That’s where marking tools come in.
Electricians often need to do mechanical work like cutting, shaping, or assembling parts. For that, they use basic fitting tools like files, hammers, chisels, and hacksaws.
Let’s understand their types, specifications, and grades.
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The National Electrical Code (NEC) – 2011 is a rulebook that tells us how to do safe and proper electrical installations in India.
It is a very important document for all electricians, engineers, and technicians.
Every electrician needs proper tools to do the job safely and accurately. These tools must follow certain specifications to ensure they are durable, safe, and efficient.
In the electrical field, using standard materials and equipment is very important to ensure safety, quality, and compatibility. That’s why we follow Standards like BIS and ISI in India.
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