SUBASSEMBLER

Domain	Definition
Occupations	Assembles machinery components, such as operating cylinders, electric control cases, transmissions, clutches, and special tools, according to specifications: Transports specified parts from storage to work area manually or by using overhead crane. Removes burrs and rough surfaces from metal parts with hand file or portable pneumatic grinder. Brushes lubricant on moving parts and fits parts together on bench, following blueprints. Inserts shims between parts to realign or level parts and verifies alignment and clearance of parts, using micrometers, scale, and gauges. Bolts, screws, and rivets parts together, using handtools. May operate hydraulic press to force bearings into sleeves and flatten rivets. May set up and operate drill press, bench lathe, and speed lathe. May connect electric wires to terminals of subassembly, using screwdriver. May move subassembly to storage area, using overhead crane. (references)
	Fastens together and adjusts variety of subassemblies, such as circuit breakers, brush slides, control panels, and other office machine subassemblies, using assembly fixtures and handtools: Reads blueprints or written instructions to determine position of subassembly components, such as cams, shafts, frames, keys, and brushes. Positions components in assembly fixtures. Fastens subassembly together with bolts, screws, and collars, using wrenches and screwdrivers. May solder parts of subassembly together. Adjusts linkage and clearance of assembled components to specifications, using fixed gauges and handtools. May disassemble and inspect subassemblies of rebuilt machines for conformance to engineering change orders. (references)
	Assembles parts to form yard and garden care equipment components, such as reels, steering handles, and gear boxes, following specifications and using handtools and power tools: Fits parts of components together and fastens them with bolts and cotter pins, using handtools and pneumatic impact wrench. Seats inserts, such as bearings and grease seals in hubs and sleeves, using power press. Rivets reel blades to hubs on reel shaft, using pneumatic clinching gun, and sets rivets, using rivet press [RIVETING-MACHINE OPERATOR (any industry) I]. May be designated according to part assembled as Reel Fabricator (agric. equip.). (references)
	Performs any of following tasks to assemble electrical equipment and parts, such as armature cores, coils, electric motors, and switches: Tapes lead wires to coils to facilitate soldering. Solders coil and lead wires, using soldering iron. Trims leads and positions parts in specified relationship to each other, using hands and handtools. Bolts, screws, clips, cements, and fastens parts together, using hands, handtools, or portable powered tools. May remove burrs from parts prior to assembly, using file or electric grinder. (references)
	Assembles small arms subassemblies, such as cartridge clips, triggers, ejectors, and bolts, using handtools and power tools: Drills, reams, countersinks, and polishes parts, using power tools. Screws, pins, bolts, and rivets parts to form subassembly. Straightens warped parts, using bench and handtools. Examines subassemblies for nicks, burrs, and machine marks, and verifies accuracy of assembly, using gauges. Smooths parts to remove defects and improve fit, using emery cloth and hand file. (references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Anagrams: SUBASSEMBLER

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "a-b-b-e-e-l-m-r-s-s-s-u"
	-2 letters: assemblers.
	-3 letters: assembler, assembles, reassumes, subleases, submerses.
	-4 letters: abbesses, assemble, assumers, barbless, barbules, baseless, beamless, besmears, blessers, brambles, bumblers, masseurs, masseuse, measures, reassume, reusable, rubasses, seamless, slabbers, slubbers, slumbers, subbases, sublease, submerse, subsales, subseres, surbases.
	-5 letters: abusers, ambeers, amblers, amusers, armless, assumer, assumes, assures, barbels, barbule, barless, baubees, baubles, bemuses, besmear, blamers, blesser, blesses.
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