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23rd ANNUAL SKILLS CANADA PROVINCIAL COMPETITION
Last Revised: January 2020 www.skillscanadanl.ca Page 1
Contest Description
COMPETITION DATE: Friday, March 20, 2020
CONTEST AREA NAME: Automobile Technology
CONTEST AREA NUMBER #: 33
LEVEL: Post-Secondary
DURATION OF CONTEST: 6 Hours
LOCATION: College of the North Atlantic (Prince Philip Drive)
CONTEST INTRODUCTION
-Purpose of the Challenge. Assess the competitor skills in correctly inspecting, repairing and adjusting detached and / or mounted auto parts, as compared to industry standards. Practical assignments will be based on selected areas of the contest document. -Skills and Knowledge to be tested. The following will be tested during the contest: Service Information Retrieval, Engine Mechanical, Engine Management, Ignition Systems, Starting and Charging Systems, Vehicle Emission Systems, Electrical Accessories, Electrical, Braking Systems and Power Trains.
CONTEST DESCRIPTION
-List of documents produced and timeline for when competitors have access to the documents.
• No documentation to be released prior to competition. -Tasks that may be performed during the contest
• Workshop Procedures Service Information Retrieval Electronic system use Traditional manual/information printouts use5
Interprets work order information to convey diagnostic approach8 Explanation of service work performed
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• Internal Combustion Engine Mechanical7
Assembly / disassembly Identify components Component fault diagnosis Inspection and testing Diagnosis and service of cylinder heads and blocks Measurements with precision measuring tools which could include but not limited to; plastigauge, micrometers, feeler gauges, and straight edge1,9
• Drivability and Emissions7 Identify components Starting and Charging Systems Drivability diagnostics and repair Test equipment usage Scan Tool Multi-meter (DVOM) Lab-scope System repair Component operation and testing
• Electrical Systems Batteries Accessories Testing and diagnosis Body and Chassis Electrical Electric Drive System Safety
• Braking Systems (excluding air brake systems) Identify components Inspection and testing Assembly / disassembly Base Brake systems ABS / Traction / Stability/ Electric parking systems Maintenance, repairs, & adjustments (may include rotor and drum service) Diagnostics
• Suspension and Steering7 Identify components Inspection and testing Assembly / disassembly Maintenance, repair and adjustment Wheel Alignment Diagnostics
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• Manual Transmission and Drivetrain Components
Identify components Inspection, measurement and testing1
Assembly / disassembly Maintenance / adjustments Driveline measurements and adjustments Component repair
Essential Skills – 1Numeracy, 5Reading Text, 7Thinking (Critical Thinking, Job Task Planning & Organizing), 8Document Use, 9Digital
EQUIPMENT, MATERIAL, CLOTHING
-Equipment and Material supplied by Skills Canada-Newfoundland and Labrador • Fluke Digital Multimeters • Brake Resetting Gauge • Jack Stands • Striking Straight Blade Pry Bar • Standard Locking Pliers • Needle Nose Locking Pliers • Channel Lock Pliers • Flare Nut Socket Set • Adapter (1/2 Internal Drive to 3/8 External Drive) • Adjustable Wrench • Flat Chisel • Relay Test Jumper Kit • Spark Tester • Accessory Lead Kit • DMM Leads • Cordless Work Lights • Combination Wrench Set (Standard and Metric) • Fender Covers • Cordless 3/8" Drive Impact Wrench Kit • Pullers • Scrapers • Impact Sockets (Standard and Metric) • Pry Bars • Piston Ring Installer
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• Dial Indicator (Vise Grip Base) • Cylinder Leakage Tester • Engine Stands • Flaring Kit (Double and ISO) • Impact Wrench • Ball Joint/Disc Brake Dial Test indicator • 3/8’’ and 1/2" Drive Click Type Torque Wrenches • 1/4" and 3/8’’ Drive Deflecting Beam Type Torque Wrenches • Ball Peen Hammer • Dial Caliper (Standard and Metric) • Tape Measure (Standard and Metric) • Flare Nut Wrench Set (Standard and Metric) • Crows Foot Set (Standard and Metric) • Plier Set • Tubing Bender • Tubing Cutter • Back Probe Kits • Jumper Kit • Test light • Magnet • Feeler Gauge • Piston Hammer • Piston Ring Compressor • Bore Gauge • Creepers • Pry Bar Set • 3/8" Drive Speed Handle • Digital Dial Indicator (Magnetic Base) • Drift Punch Set • Breaker Bar • Telescopic Gauge Set • Precision Straight Edge • Sliding Vernier Caliper • Socket and Wrench Set • Battery Charger • Pick Set • Magnifying Glass
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• Brake Spring Tools • Outside Micrometer Sets (Standard and Metric) • Inside Micrometer Sets (Standard and Metric) • Depth Micrometer Sets (Standard and Metric) • Scan Tool • Hand Held Oscilloscope
COMPETITORS WILL BE REQUIRED TO USE THE MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT PROVIDED BY SCC. ALL OTHER MATERIAL AND EQUIPMENT WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE SKILL AREA.
-Equipment and Material Competitor must supply: • Competitors are not required to bring any tools or equipment. • Competitors are required to bring at least 2 writing instruments with them.
-Required clothing (Provided by competitor)
• A professional image must be portrayed. Appropriate work apparel must be worn. (Provincial shirts, coveralls, shop coats, work pants only, no hats and shirts must be tucked in)
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
The health, safety and welfare of all individuals involved with Skills Canada NL are of vital importance. Safety is a condition of participation and shall not be sacrificed for the sake of expediency. At the discretion of the judges and technical committees, any competitor can be denied the right to participate should they not have the required proper safety equipment and/or act in an unsafe manner that can cause harm to themselves or others. List of required personal protective equipment (PPE) supplied by Skills Canada NL:
• Not required PPE
-List of required personal protective equipment (PPE) supplied by Competitors:
• Safety Glasses (meets CSA Standard Z94.3 Class 1) • CSA approved Safety shoes/boots. • Hearing protection optional. • Nitrile and/or mechanics gloves are optional.
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Note: Competitors will not be allowed to compete if the above personal protective equipment (PPE) are not brought and used. ASSESSMENT
-Point breakdown POINT BREAKDOWN /100 Engine Mechanical 25 Electrical 25 Drivability 25 Brakes and Related Systems 25
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
-Tie • Tiebreaker #1: The competitor with the highest score at the Electrical station
criteria will be declared the winner. • Tiebreaker #2: The competitor with the highest score in the Drivability station
criterial will be declared the winner. • Tiebreaker #3: The competitor with the highest score in the Brakes and
Related Systems station criteria will be declared the winner.
-Competition rules Please refer to the competition rules for all general SCPC information.
PROVINCIAL TECHNICAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS
NAME EMAIL ADDRESS Fred Loveless [email protected] Faron Penney [email protected] Mike Coombs [email protected] Charlie Druken (Chair) [email protected]
