Lift and escalator technician.

After completing the programme, the student should have knowledge of 1. different types of tools used in the occupational roles 2. the importance of order in the workplace 3. laws, rules and other regulations as well as standards in the field 4. digitalisation in lift and escalator technology 5. all work tasks that occur, with a focus on safety, work environment and health 6. the need for collaboration with other occupational groups and users (such as tenants) 7. entrepreneurship in the occupational role 8. the importance of the occupational role from a community-building perspective 9. energy and environmental issues of importance to the industry 10. current technology areas and the industry's technological development After completing the programme, the student should have skills in 1. choosing tools, instruments and materials based on the task and documentation 2. using and maintaining tools, instruments and equipment correctly 3. working with new installation, service, repair and modernisation of lifts/escalators 4. using IT and the digital tools found in the industry 5. following work and safety instructions carefully 6. using current work documentation for assembly, connection and fault rectification 7. reading product and construction drawings and drawings for all types of installations 8. installing and connecting all kinds of cables and wiring in a lift installation 9. maintaining, finding and rectifying faults in electrical installations and devices in lifts 10. connecting the most commonly used measuring instruments for inspection and troubleshooting 11. carrying out the practical work tasks found in the field in an appropriate way 12. communicating with suppliers, customers and other users 13. carrying out and following up self-inspection After completing the programme, the student should have the competence to 1. assess safety risks when planning a job 2. work independently and professionally in the different occupational roles of lift technician/escalator technician 3. familiarise themselves with the systems a competent technician may need 4. follow technical development in the field after the programme 5. follow basic principles of quality assurance and internal control 6. understand which factors affect the company's profitability and quality requirements 7. solve problems that arise independently and with a focus on safety 8. carry out the work tasks of the occupational role in a professional manner with a focus on safety, work environment and health 9. take responsibility for their own need for professional development 10. assess and evaluate their own competence and professionalism in the areas of new installation, service, repair, modernisation or maintenance of lifts and escalators 11. take responsibility for ensuring that complex work tasks are carried out with the right competence