Working with Woodworking Machinery. Ofqual unit reference number (code) Organisation Reference A/507/2883. Unit Level Level 2. Unit Sub Level GLH 120

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1 Unit Title Ofqual unit reference number (code) Organisation Reference Working with Woodworking Machinery A/507/2883 QU Unit Level Level 2 Unit Sub Level None GLH 120 Unit Credit Value 15 Sector Subject Areas Unit Grading Structure Availability Restricted Organisations Assessment Guidance 5.2 Building and Construction Pass Restricted N/A Assessment of learner s knowledge and understanding will be undertaken through centre devised assignment or questioning. Work-based practical activities and tasks completed in the learning environment should be used to assess practical skills. LEARNING OUTCOMES ASSESSMENT CRITERIA The learner will: The learner can: 1. Know about the safety requirements and information required to operate woodworking machines Describe the potential hazards associated with using woodworking machines and with producing woodbased products Explain the current legislation and official guidance that applies to using woodworking machines and producing 1.3. Describe the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) requirements for using woodworking machines and producing 1.4. Describe the different types of information used when working with woodworking machines and producing

2 1.5. Explain why it is important to record and report discrepancies in the information prior to starting work Explain the importance of checking materials for defects Describe how to protect the work area from damage in accordance with the given 2. Know how to set-up woodworking machines Describe types, purposes and limitations of woodworking machines: (a) jointing machinery (b) planning machinery (c) profiling machinery (d) sawing/cutting 2.2. Describe the methods used to check machinery and equipment for faults Describe the safe methods used to select and set up machinery and tooling Outline safety considerations when lifting heavy materials as part of a team. 3. Be able to prepare and set-up wood-jointing machines Select and use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when producing wood and woodbased products Obtain the information required for producing jointed 3.3. Interpret the information to undertake production requirements Set up wood jointing machines for production tasks Select appropriate resources for production tasks Check wood-jointing and ancillary equipment for faults Check materials for defects Select and set up tooling Protect the work area in accordance with the given

3 4. Know how to operate jointing machinery to 4.1. Describe the operational procedures for wood jointing 4.2. Describe the methods of producing jointing materials to 5. Be able to operate woodjointing machinery to 5.1. Start the machinery and carry out operational checks Position and secure materials and/or components 5.3. Produce jointed components safely and to 5.4. Apply lubricants to wood-jointing 5.5. Close down machinery according to operational and 6. Be able to prepare and set-up planing machines Select and use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when producing planed wood and 6.2. Obtain the information required for producing planed 6.3. Interpret the information to undertake production requirements Select and set up planing machines for production tasks Select appropriate resources for production tasks Check planning machinery and ancillary equipment for faults Check materials for defects Select and set up appropriate tooling Protect the work area in accordance with the given 7. Know how to operate planing machinery to 7.1. Describe the operational procedures for planing 7.2. Describe the methods of producing planed materials to

4 8. Be able to operate planing machinery to 8.1. Start the machinery and carry out operational checks Position and secure materials and/or components 8.3. Produce planed components safely and to 8.4. Apply lubricants to wood-jointing 8.5. Close down machinery according to operational and 9. Be able to prepare and set-up profiling machines Select and use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when producing profiled wood and 9.2. Obtain the information required for producing profiled 9.3. Interpret the information to undertake production requirements Select and set up profiling machines for production tasks Select appropriate resources for production tasks Check profiling machinery and ancillary equipment for faults Check materials for defects Select and set up tooling Protect the work area in accordance with the given 10. Know how to operate profiling machinery to 10.1 Describe the operational procedures for profiling Describe the methods of cutting materials to size and shape to specification using profiling 11.1 Start the machinery and carry out operational checks.

5 11. Be able to operate profiling machinery to Position and secure materials and/or components Produce jointed components safely and to Apply lubricants to wood-jointing Close down machinery according to operational and 12. Be able to prepare and set-up sawing machines Select and use appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when producing sawn wood and Obtain the information required for producing sawn Interpret the information to undertake production requirements for sawing machines Select and set up sawing machines for sawing production tasks Select appropriate resources for sawn wood tasks Check sawing machinery and ancillary equipment for faults Check materials for defects Select, change and set up tooling Protect the work area in accordance with the given 13. Know how to operate sawing machinery to 13.1 Describe the operational procedures for sawing Describe the methods of cutting materials to size and shape to specification using sawing 14. Be able to operate sawing machinery to 14.1 Start the machinery and carry out operational checks Position and secure materials and/or components

6 14.3. Produce sawn components safely and to 14.4 Apply lubricants to wood-jointing Close down machinery according to operational and 15. Know how to maintain woodworking Describe the maintenance checks that should be carried out on wood jointing machinery: (a) jointing machinery (b) planning machinery (c) profiling machinery (d) sawing/cutting Describe the types and purposes of lubricants used on woodworking machinery during operations Describe the importance of following maintenance reporting procedures Describe the procedures for storing machine tools and ancillary equipment. 16. Be able to maintain woodworking Carry out maintenance checks on wood-jointing machinery: (a) jointing machinery (b) planning machinery (c) profiling machinery (d) sawing/cutting Report any identified faults as appropriate Store machine tools and ancillary equipment in the appropriate place Dispose of waste in accordance with organisational procedures. Equivalences N/A NOCN 2015