Neftaly Online Course SAQA 11516698888

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 1:
A product design is verified for its manufacturability by means of tooling by compiling a manufacturability report.
Acceptance report or recommended modification to product design is compiled in terms of optimisation of; tool, cost, functional performance, maintainability repeatable and safety.
Presentations of tooling design reflecting conformance to specification are made and approval is received according to task instructions.
Tools, equipment, machines and materials are scheduled and managed in order to machine tool/mould parts to specification.
Machining process to produce tool/mould part is managed utilising various tooling technologies and applications.
The tool/mould part is inspected to identify any machining faults.
Parts and equipment check list is utilised in accordance to job specification.
Plastic or rubber or glass tool/mould is assembled to meet the required specification.
Functionality of the assembled tool/mould parts are tested to ensure it is operational.
Tools/moulds are assigned to the selected machine in order to complete the commissioning activities.
Components (samples) are produced and verified in accordance with specifications.
Debugging procedures are applied to tool/mould in accordance with requirements to produce samples to specification.
Knowledge and understanding of designing, manufacturing and maintaining are demonstrated in working with advanced plastic or rubber or glass tools.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 2:
Service Level Agreement between company and a service provider are planned, prepared and managed to ensure service provision comply.
Compliance of a service provider is evaluated using the relevant procurement criteria.
The process of managing the establishment of a database of service providers is informed by agreed selection criteria and operational providers.
Performance agreement is drafted, compiled and signed in accordance to the performance best practice.
Performance appraisals are conducted and concluded in accordance with the rules and regulations set out in the Human Resources procedures.
Cost deviations are explained in terms of industry standards and operating procedures.
Cost categories (Fixed and Variable) are analysed according the industry financial standards.
Cost allocations and recovery aspects are conducted and analysed using industry financial guidelines.
Various resources (financial, physical and human), technologies and equipment requirements are identified, planned and prepared in accordance with project brief.
Resources (financial, physical and human), technologies and equipment requirements are coordinated and managed in accordance with a project plan.
Project processes are quality assured and all reporting are complied with in accordance with task instructions.
The specific technology required for the production of tool/mould is determined and utilised in accordance with task specifications and requirements.
Knowledge and understanding of managing and integrating plastic or rubber or glass tool making are demonstrated with respect to the processes, equipment, multiple technologies and business management processes into a cost effective tool.

Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcome 3:
Production systems are tested and run against various technologies.
Settings are determined and suggestions are recorded to allow for efficient and economical processes.
Production systems are tested to determine cost effectiveness of operations.
Low maintenance and cost effective production systems are introduced to reflect cost effective operations.
Tool/mould/component history report is processed and filed in accordance with task requirements.
Tool/mould is tested for errors and deviations in accordance with task requirements.
Documentation is completed and stored in accordance with task requirements.
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of testing and maintaining a production system in relation to specific plastic or rubber or glass tools used.

Integrated Assessment:
Integrated formative assessment:
The skills development providers will use the curriculum to guide them on the stipulated internal assessment criteria and weighting. They will also apply the scope of practical skills and applied knowledge as stipulated by the internal assessment criteria. This integrated formative assessment leads to entrance into the integrated external summative assessment.

Integrated summative assessment:
An external integrated summative assessment, conducted through the relevant Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO) Assessment Quality Partner is required for the issuing of this qualification. The external integrated summative assessment will focus on the exit level outcomes and associated assessment criteria. The external assessment will be conducted through a combination of a project presentation before colloquium, written assessment and practical task at a QCTO accredited assessment centre. The written examination will be concluded at the accredited assessment centre and marked by registered assessors. Practical tasks will also be assessed by registered assessors. The combination of the written and practical assessment will be conducted over a period of two working days.