MSFGG3028Select, cut and process materials for glazing products

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What an assessment for MSFGG3028 must cover

63 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 17 performance evidence and 24 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 Identify work requirements

  • 1.1Read work documentation and identify cutting and processing requirements
  • 1.2Identify and follow work health and safety requirements
  • 1.3Plan a logical work sequence suited to the job and workplace procedures

2 Prepare for work

  • 2.1Select and check tools and equipment for suitability, serviceability and safety prior to use
  • 2.2Identify and match samples signed off by the customer
  • 2.3Check required components against specifications and select from available products
  • 2.4Set and test cutting equipment settings and safety controls in accordance with workplace procedures and manufacturer instructions
  • 2.5Accurately measure materials, and mark to cutting list requirements with most economical use of materials

3 Cut materials

  • 3.1Reconfirm machine settings through trial cutting on test materials prior to commencement of full cutting process
  • 3.2Cut materials to list requirements in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 3.2Identify problems with the cutting process and make required adjustments to process or equipment
  • 3.3Check and confirm that materials have been correctly and accurately cut to size based on job specifications and repair, reprocess or discard in accordance with workplace procedures

4 Fabricate parts

  • 4.1Set and test equipment settings and safety controls in accordance with workplace procedures and manufacturer instructions
  • 4.2Position and secure materials in jig to prevent movement
  • 4.3Process materials in accordance with specification
  • 4.4Identify processing problems and make required adjustments to process or equipment
  • 4.5Inspect completed product for compliance with quality and work order requirements and repair, reprocess or discard in accordance with workplace procedures

5 Complete work

  • 5.1Process and store completed product in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 5.2Remove excess materials for disposal or recycling in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 5.3Clean work area and safely dispose of rubbish
  • 5.4Remove and store tools, equipment and unused materials in accordance with workplace procedures
  • 5.5Accurately complete required workplace documentation

Performance evidence

  • completed all of the following in accordance with work, safety and Australian Standards requirements:
  • produced a cutting list by hand and through use of software
  • identified, selected and checked 3 different extrusion profiles against customer requirements
  • cut:
  • 3 different profiles
  • 3 different lengths to allow 3 different set up and checks of the saw
  • processed materials for 2 different product types by hand:
  • using a jig
  • using hand tools including punches and files
  • processed materials for 2 different product types by machine (must be different to those products processed by hand)
  • demonstrated skills in:
  • identifying the correct processing type
  • identifying the correct die
  • changing the die in the press
  • drilling or crimping
  • precision measurement
  • safe use of a die punch press.

Knowledge evidence

  • Australian Standards/New Zealand Standards AS/NZS 4667 and AS1288: their key purpose and how they impact fabrication work
  • mathematical procedures for estimation, optimisation and precision measurement
  • glazing product cutting and processing:
  • workplace safety system requirements
  • work flow requirements
  • qualities and characteristics of materials used in different glazing products
  • how to interpret cutting and processing requirements from different types of work documentation
  • cutting and processing techniques, the types of problems that may occur and how to avoid and respond:
  • identifying the correct processing type
  • identifying the correct die
  • changing the die in the press
  • drilling or crimping
  • precision measurement
  • safe use of a die punch press
  • installation considerations for different products and how this impacts cutting and processing
  • types, characteristics, safe use, maintenance and limitations of cutting tools and equipment:
  • hack saw
  • drop saw
  • rip saw
  • up cut saw
  • techniques and requirements for calibrating and adjusting cutting equipment
  • types, characteristics, safe use, maintenance and limitations of different jigs and fixtures and die punch presses
  • quality indicators for cut and processed components
  • documentation requirements for fabrication work.

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