1.
Audience and context needs in oral communication are accommodated effectively
Information from texts are accurately interpreted and use appropriately
Texts is written for a range of communicative contexts that is context-appropriate and understandable
Language and communication is used effectively in occupational learning programmes
2.
Different number bases and measurement units are accurately understood, and error in the context of relevant calculations is identified
Financial aspects of personal and business issues are investigated using mathematics appropriately and accurately
Data and probabilities are used accurately and effectively to investigate life and work related problems
Physical quantities are accurately measured, estimated and calculated
Geometrical relationships in two and three-dimensional space are accurately explored, described, represented, interpreted and justified
3.
Potential hazards around an injured person are identified and eliminated
Visible vital signs of the injured person are effectively examined
The telephone number of emergency services in the area are known or accessed immediately
Assistance is requested where required
The injured is reassured and calmed and information about the injury cause is requested effectively
CPR is demonstrated effectively
Mouth-to-mouth resuscitation is demonstrated
4.
Materials required are selected and calculated accurately, accurate cutting lists are developed, and accurate measurements are made, taking into account specifications, nearest standard stock lengths, and material properties. Timber selected is of specified grade.
The correct equipment is identified and selected, based on equipment properties and application, and the specification drawing
The correct tools are identified and selected, based on tool properties, application, and the specification drawing, and safety features are checked.
Materials are measured, marked and cut as per specification
5.
Trusses are set out based on specification drawings
Safety requirements are adhered to
Allocated time frames are accurately determined and realistic
Equipment and tools are used correctly and safely
Allocated time frames are adhered to
Timber is marked and cut, drilled and machined according to design
Trusses and rafter components are constructed according to specification drawings
Equipment and tools are used correctly and safely
Joints are close-fitting, not forced into position (due to defects in the material), and out of plane eccentricities are kept to a minimum.
Allocated time frames are adhered to
Manufactured truss components are constructed into formwork according to specification drawings
Trusses are assembled in a plane conducive to avoiding damage to members.
Equipment and tools are cleaned in line with manufacturer requirements
Safe storage is ensured
Trusses, materials, equipment and tools are stored in the required place as per site requirements
6.
Potential hazards are correctly identified and removed, reduced or reported
Implications of exposure to hazardous substances and hazards are known
A health and safety plan is drawn up
Protective clothing requirements are identified and protective clothing is used
All statutory requirements are being met
The location of fire extinguishers, hoses and alarms is known
Different fire extinguishers are identified and used correctly
Procedures for the identification of emergencies are known and followed promptly and correctly
Injuries involving individuals are reported promptly to the relevant persons
Procedures for reporting and recording are demonstrated
Procedures to be followed if an injury may lead to a claim against workman`s compensation are followed
A brief incident report is written and delivered to the relevant authority
7.
Materials required are calculated accurately, taking into account specifications
The correct equipment is identified and selected, based on equipment properties and application, and the specification drawing
The correct tools are identified and selected, based on tool properties and application, and the specification drawing – Materials are measured, marked and cut as per specification
The truss positions are set out and marked off based on specification drawings, including that truss types are accurately related to building sections, and levels and datums are accurately transferred, and that trusses are straight, plumb, aligned and level
Safety requirements are adhered to
Allocated time frames are accurately determined and realistic
Equipment and tools are used correctly and safely
Allocated time frames are adhered to
Girders are accurately positioned for bearing trusses
Trusses are erected and braced safely and in accordance with specifications
All trusses are free from internal wall support unless designed to be supported
Permanent bracing is correctly installed, and all trusses are tied down with roof ties, and fixed in accordance with design specifications
Equipment and tools are cleaned in line with manufacturer requirements
Safe storage is ensured
Materials, equipment and tools are stored in the required place as per site requirements
8.
Materials required are calculated accurately, taking into account specifications
The correct equipment is identified and selected, based on equipment properties and application, and the specification drawing
The correct tools are identified and selected, based on tool properties and application, and the specification drawing – Materials are measured, marked and cut as per specification
Insulation/underlay is correctly identified and installed as per specification
Ridging is installed as per specification
Waterproofing/flashing is correctly and safely applied
Valley gutters, and under-tile membrane are -stalled as required, and taking into account cladding
Roof sheeting, covering and cladding are fixed and installed correctly and safely as per specification
Roof cladding material is clean after installation
Allocated time frames are adhered to
Rafter lengths, overhang, verges, gables, timbers, battens/purlins are cut to size/trimmed as specified
Valley boards, liners and ridging are installed to specification
Barge and fascia boards, and soffit are fitted per specification
Allocated time frames are adhered to
Work area is clean
Equipment and tools are cleaned in line with manufacturer requirements
Safe storage is ensured
Materials, equipment and tools are stored in the required place as per site requirements
In addition, learners can also engage in elective learning in order that they can:
9.
Business is conducted ethically
Business is conducted professionally
Customer needs are accurately identified
Up to date service information is provided to potential customers
Customer requirements are accurately documented
Bookkeeping principles are complied with
Tax requirements are me
Copies of transaction records are retained and filed
Invoices and receipts are correctly issued
Customer complaints are addressed
Follow-up action plans are implemented
10.
Components, properties and possible defects of special surface coating systems are described
Types of special surface coatings are identified
Potential coating problems are identified
Fillers, primers, stoppers and jointing methods are appropriately applied
The substrate is checked for tolerance and acceptance
Appropriate surface coating systems are selected
Ventilation is sufficient
All coatings are thoroughly mixed before application
All coats are applied without runs or misses
All coats are applied with appropriate thickness
All coats are dried
All coatings are applied in accordance with manufacturer specifications and requirements
Correct materials, tools and equipment are used
Tools, equipment and work area are clean after completion
Remedies for failures in special surface coatings are identified
Component failure effects are remedied
Substrate failure effects are remedied
11.
Timber is marked and cut, drilled and machined according to design, using specialised equipment and tools where required
Trusses and rafter components are constructed according to specification drawings
Manufactured truss components are constructed into formwork according to specification drawings
Girders are accurately positioned for bearing trusses
Trusses are erected and braced safely and in accordance with specifications
All trusses are free from internal wall support unless designed to be supported
Permanent bracing is correctly installed, and all trusses are tied down with roof ties, and fixed in accordance with design specifications
Equipment and tools are cleaned in line with manufacturer requirements
Safe storage is ensured
Trusses, materials, equipment and tools are stored in the required place as per site requirements
12.
Poles are marked and cut according to design, using specialised equipment and tools where required
Formwork is constructed to specifications.
Supporting structures are erected
Formwork is erected according to specifications
Laths are fixed securely onto poles using appropriate methods
Grass is combed and bundled
Grass is stitched to laths until specified thickness of thatch is attained.
7. Integrated Assessment
Before qualifying, the learners will be expected to demonstrate competence that integrates the assessment of all specific outcomes, for all unit standards, for example, applying competence in a practical scenario. This will require learners to construct trusses, erect timber roof structures, and clad such structures. In addition, during the learning process to attain the outcomes of each unit standard, learners will be expected to give evidence that they have attained the embedded knowledge and specific skills contained in specific outcomes for the relevant Unit Standard.
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