MSTGN4028 — Research and use information about textiles
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What an assessment for MSTGN4028 must cover
66 assessable components: 3 elements (9 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 50 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 Source and interpret information about textile materials
- 1.1Identify current and emerging issues about textile materials that impact the workplace
- 1.2Identify and access reliable sources of information about textile materials
- 1.3Interpret information sources and identify physical and chemical properties of textile materials
- 1.4Determine potential implications of textile properties on material selection and production processes
2 Investigate effects of textile processes from information sources
- 2.1Identify the effects of treatment and textile processing on textile materials and resulting safety and sustainability considerations
- 2.2Determine the behaviour or impact of treatment and textile processing on the physical and chemical properties of textile materials
- 2.3Review and interpret textile testing data to establish or validate effects of treatment and textile processing
3 Maintain currency of knowledge
- 3.1Identify and use opportunities to update and maintain textile knowledge
- 3.2Share updated and accurate information in the workplace to support effective decision-making about products and processes
Performance evidence
- interpret technical information about 10 different textile materials, and for each material:
- interpret information from at least two different sources
- establish physical and chemical properties
- establish the safety and sustainability issues for use
- determine the potential impacts of at least three different production processes on the material.
Knowledge evidence
- current and emerging safety and sustainability issues for textile materials
- local and global frameworks and initiatives that support safe and sustainable supply and use
- the link between effective use of textile knowledge and profitable and sustainable business operations
- textile industry terminology, including categories of different textile materials
- generic and trade names for common fabrics and textile materials
- techniques for identifying fibre, yarn, fabric and textiles, including:
- natural fibres: cotton, wool, silk and linen
- synthetic fibres: polyamide, polyester, acrylic, lycra, rayon and acetate
- types of fabrics and textiles and their construction methods, including:
- natural and synthetic single yarn fabrics and blends
- knitted fabrics: weft knits and warp knits
- woven fabrics: plain, twill, satin, dobby, jacquard and pile
- non-woven fabrics: felts, nets, braids, bonded and composite
- emerging smart fabrics
- physical properties of textiles and other materials, including:
- density
- length
- moisture content
- shape and contour
- strength
- weight or mass
- chemical properties of textiles and associated materials, including:
- fat content
- chemical concentrations
- construction processes for the following fibres, yarns and textiles:
- spun
- ply
- combo
- blended
- crimped
- monofilament
- multifilament
- staple spun
- technical textiles
- textile treatments and processing techniques and the implications for their use on textiles with different physical and chemical properties, including:
- cutting
- drying and curing
- dyeing and colouration
- dying
- finishing using chemical and mechanical means
- heating
- printing
- proofing (water and fire)
- spinning
- stitching
- stretching
- washing
- weaving
- standard textile test procedures and the role of testing in textile product development
- ways of ensuring currency of textile knowledge.
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: to interpret diverse and potentially complex technical information
- Numeracy skills: to interpret technical data in information about test results.
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