CPCSHP3001 — Fabricate shopfitting components using CNC machines
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What an assessment for CPCSHP3001 must cover
49 assessable components: 5 elements (26 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Plan and prepare to use CNC machines.
- 1.1Identify, read and interpret details of shopfitting components from job requirements, plans and specifications.
- 1.2Produce a full size set out of all shopfitting components and detail fabrication method, joint type, grain direction, and drawer and door clearance.
- 1.3Calculate material quantities for fabrication of shopfitting components from dimensions on plans.
- 1.4Develop an efficient cutting list to minimise waste.
- 1.5Determine job priorities and sequence job tasks in consultation with others in the workplace.
- 1.6Identify workplace hazards and conditions, assess risks and implement risk controls following work health and safety requirements and environmental practices.
- 1.7Select, fit and used personal protective equipment (PPE) required for the task.
- 1.8Obtain, safely handle and prepare materials appropriate to the work application and locate ready for use.
- 1.9Check serviceability of CNC machinery, and identify, report and rectify faults.
2 Prepare CNC program.
- 2.1Select appropriate CNC machine and software program for the task.
- 2.2Define the machine functions and select the appropriate program commands for the machine control system in preparation to perform and save programming operations for the fabrication process.
- 2.3Determine and check that programming terms, methods and data storage capacity are consistent with job requirements and machine specifications.
- 2.4Identify and select method of transferring programs into machine memory.
- 2.5Edit machine specification program, compensating for tool profiles, to produce the required straight and circular tool movements.
3 Transfer and test machine controls.
- 3.1Load appropriate program into machine memory using selected method.
- 3.2Enter program following machine specifications to fabricate shopfitting components.
- 3.3Conduct a dry run simulation to test program operations.
- 3.4Recognise minor faults and problems with CNC machine operation, and select and apply appropriate action to overcome issues and meet project schedules.
- 3.5Edit program and alarm settings as required using the control station.
4 Fabricate components.
- 4.1Follow manufacturer specifications to fabricate components using automatic mode.
- 4.2Identity and legibly mark face and edge of each component following design specifications to assist with efficient and accurate assembly.
- 4.3Locate and arrange components ready for assembly to align with relevant plans and specifications.
- 4.4Store plans, specifications and set-outs for future reference.
5 Clean up.
- 5.1Clean CNC machinery, tools and equipment, check for serviceability and report damage or faults.
- 5.2Clear work area and dispose of, reuse or recycle materials following workplace and environmental requirements.
- 5.3Store and secure tools and equipment following workplace procedures.
Performance evidence
- select, edit, produce and trial a CNC machine program
- use a CNC machine to fabricate components for: one point of sale counter with a minimum size of 2.4 metres in length
- one showcase with a minimum size of 2.0 metres high and 1.8 metres wide, with doors and glass
- and one of the following, which must include a stone or acrylic surface: cabinet with a minimum size of 750 mm high and 2.4 metres wide
- wall unit with shelves and a minimum size of 1.8 metres high and 1.2 metres wide
- workstation with a 90-degree return
- utilise milling, boring and pocketing operations during the fabrication process of the above shopfitting components
Knowledge evidence
- shopfitting regulations, codes and standards relevant to fabricating components on a CNC machine
- organisation’s quality assurance requirements relating to fabricating components on a CNC machine
- sustainable shopfitting practices
- CNC machine manufacturer specification
- key features of working drawings and specifications
- workplace processes and procedures, and environmental requirements
- fabrication methods, types and uses of shopfitting components for: cabinets, counters, showcases, wall units, workstations
- characteristics, applications and limitations of materials used for shopfitting components: acrylic, glass, laminates, manufactured board, solid timber
- workplace safety: job safety and environmental analysis (JSEA), safe work method statements (SWMSs), safety data sheets (SDSs), hazardous manual tasks, exposure to excessive noise, exposure to dust, electrical safety, emergency procedures (evacuation, location and use of firefighting equipment, first aid), safety of public, visitors and others in the workplace
- processes and techniques for fabricating shopfitting unit components: measuring relevant to dimensions and shapes, materials take-off, production scheduling, quality requirements and completion timeframes
- functional and operational features of tools and equipment, including battery operated tools
- CNC machine programming: common conventions used in CNC, purpose of the zero point, axes of movement, data input to achieve job requirements, range of software applications, sequence of machine operations, correction of tool data to match selected tool, reasons for selecting tool paths: tool cutter rotational direction and speed, lead in and lead out types
- testing and proving the CNC program
- procedures for editing and effects on finished products
- induction and safe operation of CNC equipment: guarding and safe use of woodworking machinery, start-up and shutdown procedures, reduced speed dry run to check functions and alarms, faults and problems and actions to rectify
- types, functions and uses of CNC machinery
Unit content sourced from training.gov.au — © Commonwealth of Australia, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Auditori is not affiliated with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.
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Questions about assessing CPCSHP3001
What does an assessment tool for CPCSHP3001 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for CPCSHP3001 needs to address all 49 unit components: 5 elements with 26 performance criteria, 7 performance evidence requirements, 16 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for CPCSHP3001?
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