FWPCOT3336Coordinate set up and operation of timber finger jointing line

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What an assessment for FWPCOT3336 must cover

59 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 12 performance evidence and 23 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. 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 Establish finger jointing schedule

  • 1.1Access data in production orders on grades, quantities, cross-sections and end use to plan finger jointing schedule
  • 1.2Develop and document finger jointing schedule to ensure optimum production outcomes
  • 1.3Communicate finger jointing schedule to operators according to workplace procedures

2 Prepare for finger jointing operations

  • 2.1Review work order and specifications, and check with appropriate personnel as required
  • 2.2Review workplace health and safety procedures, including use of personal protective equipment, equipment lock-out and safe manual handling techniques
  • 2.3Confirm legislation, standards and codes of practice relevant to timber jointing operations
  • 2.4Identify and assess hazards and take actions to mitigate risks related to operating finger jointing machines
  • 2.5Identify workplace environmental protection practices and/or procedures for minimising and disposing of waste material, cleaning tools and equipment, and maximising energy efficiency

3 Coordinate set-up of finger jointing line

  • 3.1Check finger jointing equipment for safety and operational effectiveness, and adjust set-up to meet production requirements
  • 3.2Select, check and prepare cutters to suit finger profile and timber cross-sections
  • 3.3Set feed rates, guides, conveyors, glue spreader and curing controls to satisfy finger profile, timber cross-section characteristics and glue requirements
  • 3.4Coordinate cutting of trial timber joints and check finger profiles against specifications
  • 3.5Coordinate machining of trial cleat and join and test for strength and appearance
  • 3.6Accept or reject trialled timber according to workplace procedures and quality standards
  • 3.7Resolve any machining problems and make final adjustments to equipment set-up according to workplace procedures and production requirements

4 Coordinate and monitor operation of finger jointing line

  • 4.1Coordinate start-up of finger jointing line in conjunction with operators according to workplace procedures and manufacturer specifications
  • 4.2Monitor finger jointing operation to ensure safety, product quality and output
  • 4.3Identify routine processing and equipment faults and resolve or report to appropriate personnel according to workplace procedures
  • 4.4Record and report production outcomes according to workplace procedures

5 Coordinate shutdown and maintenance

  • 5.1Coordinate finger jointing line shutdown with operators according to workplace health and safety procedures
  • 5.2Assist maintenance personnel to identify and resolve equipment faults
  • 5.3Plan and coordinate routine maintenance of finger jointing equipment according to workplace procedures and maintenance schedules

Performance evidence

  • assessed hazards associated with finger jointing operations
  • developed and documented finger jointing schedule for one production cycle
  • communicated finger jointing schedule to operators
  • checked finger jointing equipment for safety and operational effectiveness
  • complied with legislation, standards and codes of practice relevant to timber jointing operations
  • set up finger jointing equipment to meet production requirements
  • coordinated cutting of trial timber joints and checked against specifications
  • coordinated start-up of finger jointing line in conjunction with operators
  • monitored finger jointing operation to ensure safety, product quality and output
  • identified and responded to routine processing and equipment faults
  • completed production reports
  • coordinated routine maintenance of finger jointing equipment

Knowledge evidence

  • legislation, standards and codes of practice relevant to timber jointing operations
  • operational capacity of finger jointing equipment
  • workflow processes for finger jointing operations
  • methods of determining finger jointing schedules to maximise equipment, labour and material use
  • format, content and use of finger jointing schedules
  • monitoring processes for jointing machines and overall production process
  • typical processing and equipment faults and solutions for minimal production disruption
  • industry standard cross-sections, their strength, tolerances and applicable terminology
  • purpose, features, operation and maintenance requirements of automated finger jointing line:
  • finger jointing machine stations and equipment
  • safety features
  • glue spreader
  • conveyors
  • types of risk and hazards and mitigation measures associated with finger jointing operations
  • workplace policies and procedures specific to finger jointing operations, including:
  • health and safety, with particular emphasis on equipment lock-out, use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe manual handling techniques
  • use of finger jointing machine and equipment
  • communication reporting lines
  • recording and reporting finger jointing schedules, production outcomes and maintenance schedules, equipment faults and maintenance requirements
  • environmental protection requirements and practices for timber processing and manufacturing facilities, including:
  • reducing water and energy use
  • cleaning plant, tools and equipment
  • disposing, recycling and reusing timber and other waste.

Foundation skills

  • Reading: Interpret routine workplace documents, including manufacturer instructions for finger jointer
  • Oral communication: Ask open and closed probing questions and actively listen to clarify contents of work orders and production documentation. Convey and explain information to others using clear language and industry terminology

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