Today, instrument mechanics have more to do with electricians than pipe fitters.
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Licensing of instrument mechanics is controlled through government and / or professional societies.
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In Canada, journeyman tradesmen who work with instrumentation are called " Instrument Mechanics ".
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These housed aerial riggers, a barracks store, M T Office, transport garage workshop and the instrument mechanics'laboratory.
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Training of instrument mechanics follows an apprenticeship model, taking four or five years to progress to fully qualified journeyman level.
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"Mr Bush always stopped for a chat and asked about my Royal Air Force service as an instruments mechanic, " said Jordan, 65.
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In the RCAF, women became clerks, drivers, photographers, air photo interpreters, weather observers, instrument mechanics, parachute riggers as well as staffing many administrative and technical positions.
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Training and licensing of instrument mechanics is by province, and some provinces don't have an instrument mechanic licensing program, but provinces recognize qualifications received in others.
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Training and licensing of instrument mechanics is by province, and some provinces don't have an instrument mechanic licensing program, but provinces recognize qualifications received in others.
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In most countries, the job of an instrument mechanic is a regulated trade for safety reasons due to the many hazards of working with electricity, as well as the dangers posed by incorrectly installed or calibrated instrumentation, requiring testing, registration, or licensing.
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