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| − | Motorcycle | + | Motorcycle Mechanics work on motorcycles and other units such as motor scooters and all-terrain units. They inspect, clean, test, assemble, diagnose, maintain and repair engines, transmissions, drive systems, steering assemblies, braking systems, chassis, suspension, electrical systems, vehicle management systems, fuel systems and exhaust systems.<ref>http://www.red-seal.ca/trades/m.4t.4rcycl.2_m.2ch-eng.html</ref> |
| + | == The Motorcycle Mechanic Occupational Standard == | ||
| + | In Canada, the Mototcycle Mechanic trade is (as of Feb 2020) defined by the [http://www.red-seal.ca/trades/m.4t.4rcycl.2_m.2ch-eng.html 2012 Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal National Occupational Analysis (NOA)]. This Occupational Standards document is created and updated in consultation with tradespersons and it officially defines what is meant by "scope of the trade." All Red Seal Exam questions are drawn from the sub-tasks outlined in the Occupational Standards document. | ||
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| + | The 2012 NOA identifies nine "blocks" of major work activities: | ||
| + | * BLOCK A Common Occupational Skills | ||
| + | * BLOCK B Chassis and Suspension | ||
| + | * BLOCK C Wheels and Tires | ||
| + | * BLOCK D Brakes | ||
| + | * BLOCK E Engines | ||
| + | * BLOCK F Power Transfer | ||
| + | * BLOCK G Electrical Systems | ||
| + | * BLOCK H Vehicle Management Systems | ||
| + | * BLOCK I Fuel and Exhaust Systems | ||
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| + | == Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal Exam Study Guide == | ||
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| + | === Study Guide Overview === | ||
| + | The purpose of this Study Guide is to assist aspiring tradespersons to prepare and study for the Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal examination. | ||
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| + | Self-Assessment<references /> | ||
Revision as of 14:11, 21 February 2020
Motorcycle Mechanics work on motorcycles and other units such as motor scooters and all-terrain units. They inspect, clean, test, assemble, diagnose, maintain and repair engines, transmissions, drive systems, steering assemblies, braking systems, chassis, suspension, electrical systems, vehicle management systems, fuel systems and exhaust systems.[1]
The Motorcycle Mechanic Occupational Standard
In Canada, the Mototcycle Mechanic trade is (as of Feb 2020) defined by the 2012 Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal National Occupational Analysis (NOA). This Occupational Standards document is created and updated in consultation with tradespersons and it officially defines what is meant by "scope of the trade." All Red Seal Exam questions are drawn from the sub-tasks outlined in the Occupational Standards document.
The 2012 NOA identifies nine "blocks" of major work activities:
- BLOCK A Common Occupational Skills
- BLOCK B Chassis and Suspension
- BLOCK C Wheels and Tires
- BLOCK D Brakes
- BLOCK E Engines
- BLOCK F Power Transfer
- BLOCK G Electrical Systems
- BLOCK H Vehicle Management Systems
- BLOCK I Fuel and Exhaust Systems
Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal Exam Study Guide
Study Guide Overview
The purpose of this Study Guide is to assist aspiring tradespersons to prepare and study for the Motorcycle Mechanic Red Seal examination.
Self-Assessment
