COMPETENCY ANALYSIS PROFILE Tool and Die Maker 430A (All unshaded skill sets must be demonstrated/completed)

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COMPETENCY ANALYSIS PROFILE Tool and Die Maker 430A (All unshaded skill sets must be demonstrated/completed) SKILL SETS SKILLS PROTECT SELF AND OTHERS Identify health and safety hazards. Wear, adjust, and maintain personal protective equipment. Wear, adjust, and maintain respiratory protectors. Practice safe work habits. Follow fire procedures. 5265.0 5265.01 Operate emergency safety equipment. 5265.02 Practice industrial hygiene. 5265.03 housekeeping in the workplace. 5265.04 Conduct preoperational check of equipment. 5265.05 Report injuries. 5265.06 Follow procedures for applying first aid. 5265.07 Lock out mechanical equipment for repair. 5265.08 Handle designated substances. 5265.09 Operate lifting equipment. 5265.10 5265.11 5265.12 5265.13 5265.14 PLAN AND PREPARE FOR MACHINING JOB Read and interpret engineering drawings. Perform calculations for machining operations. Read and interpret workprocess Verify workpiece material. cutting fluids. 5266.0 5266.01 machines. 5266.02 check machine controls and systems. 5266.03 select tooling. 5266.04 prepare cutting tools. 5266.05 measuring instruments and checking devices. 5266.06 Select machine speeds and feeds. 5266.07 Lay out features of engineering drawings. 5266.08 select workholding devices. 5266.09 Pick up datum/starting. 5266.10 lifting and rigging equipment. 5266.11 Communicate with co-workers. 5266.12 5266.13 5266.14 5266.15 5266.16

WORK-IN- PROCESS DIMENSIONAL OR SURFACE VERIFICATION Check straight cuts. Check shapes. Check threads. Check holes. Check tapers. 5267.0 5267.01 Check hardness. 5267.02 Deburr 5267.03 5267.04 Check surfaces. 5267.05 5267.06 5267.07 5267.08 5267.09 5267.10 5267.11 BENCH WORK Hand-file. Hand-saw. Hand-drill holes. Hand-tap threaded holes. Hand-ream. 5268.0 5268.01 Chase threads. 5268.02 Hand-grind. 5268.03 5268.04 5268.05 5268.06 5268.07 5268.08

SAWING Check fused/welded blade. Lay out features of engineering drawings. workpiece in saw. feeds of saw. Install and test-run blade. 5269.0 5269.01 Check first cut-off. 5269.02 Cut shapes using a vertical bandsaw. 5269.03 Cut squared and angled surfaces using a power cut-off saw. 5269.04 5269.05 Deburr 5269.06 5269.07 5269.08 5269.09 5269.10 5269.11 5269.12 5269.13 5269.14 DRILLING USING DRILL PRESS/ MACHINE Select drill tooling. prepare cutting tools for drills. workpiece in drill. Set up tooling in drills. feeds of drill. 5270.0 5270.01 Center-drill a layout punch mark. 5270.02 Drill a hole. 5270.03 Chamfer a hole. 5270.04 Ream a hole. 5270.05 Machine-thread a hole. 5270.06 Spot-face a hole. 5270.07 Counter-bore a hole. 5270.08 Counter-sink a hole. 5270.09 5270.10 Deburr 5270.11 5270.12 5270.13 5270.14 5270.15 5270.16 5270.17 5270.18 5270.19

MACHINE GRINDING Select grinding wheel. Check condition of grinding wheel. Install grinding wheel. workpiece in grinder. Surface grind 5271.0 Hone holes 5271.01 5271.02 Lap workpiece 5271.03 Grind inside and outside diameters. (ID/OD) 5271.04 Grind tools and cutters. 5271.05 Check ground surfaces. 5271.06 5271.07 5271.08 5271.09 5271.10 5271.11 LATHE WORK Select lathe cutting tools. prepare lathe workpiece in lathe. Set up lathe feeds of lathe. 5272.0 5272.01 Take a sizing (preliminary) cut. 5272.02 Establish a reference or starting point (datum). 5272.03 Face a surface. 5272.04 Turn an external diameter. 5272.05 Drill a hole. 5272.06 Bore an internal diameter. 5272.07 Ream a hole. 5272.08 Tap a hole. 5272.09 Turn an internal or external thread. 5272.10 Produce a taper. 5272.11 Knurl cylindrical surface patterns. 5272.12 Groove and partoff. 5272.13 5272.14 Deburr 5272.15 5272.16 5272.17 5272.18 housekeeping 5272.19 5270.20 5272.21 5272.22 5272.23

MILLING Select milling prepare milling Set-up and maintain milling adjustable support tools. Set-up milling feeds of mill. 5273.0 5273.01 Perform fly-cutting. Face-mill. 5273.02 5273.03 Machine steps, cut-outs, angles, and open slots. 5273.04 Machine a pocket or slot. 5273.05 Machine a hole. 5273.06 Bore holes. 5273.07 5273.08 Deburr 5273.09 5273.10 5273.11 5273.12 5273.13 5273.14 5273.15 5273.16 5273.17 NC/CNC COMPUTERIZED CONTROLLED MACHINING numerically controlled machining process and set up NC/CNC cutting tools and tool holders. and set machine parameters. Position, align, & secure workpiece in NC/CNC machine. Input and verify part program to NC/CNC machine controls. 5274.0 5274.01 5274.02 5274.03 5274.04 5274.05 Monitor NC/CNC machining process. Verify tool sequence, tool path, and collision avoidance program. Make adjustments to tooling and offsets. 5274.06 5274.07 5274.08 5274.09 5274.10 5274.11 5274.12 5274.13

ELECTRICAL DISCHARGE MACHINING (edm) EDM process. Develop EDM electrodes. and set up EDM machining and set machine parameters. Position, align, and secure workpiece in EDM machine. 5275.0 5275.01 5275.02 5275.03 5275.04 5275.05 Cut the workpiece by EDM machine. 5275.06 5275.07 5275.08 5275.09 5275.10 Practise good 5275.11 DEVISE AND DETAIL A PLAN FOR THE DIE OR TOOL-BUILDING PROCESS Verify the features of die or tool Develop and organize a die or tool-building plan. Perform die or tool-building related calculations. Assemble and verify die or tooling stock materials. Produce a detailed sketch of die or tooling 5276.0 5276.01 5276.02 5276.03 5276.04 5276.05 FABRICATE COMPONENTS OF DIES, TOOLS, JIGS, OR FIXTURES Cut and prepare raw material. Block up and establish datum. Machine components of dies, tools, jigs, or fixtures. Heat-treat the Mark the die or tooling 5277.0 5277.01 5277.02 5277.03 5277.04 5277.05 Fabricate and assemble sub-assemblies Final fit sub-assemblies die, or tooling Inspect die or tooling fit and functions. 5277.06 5277.07 5277.08 5277.09 5277.10

FABRICATE A PROTOTYPE PIECE PART Develop and organize a prototype buildingplan Produce preliminary sketches of the prototype. Build tooling aids for the prototype. Manufacture the prototype piece part. 5278.0 5278.01 5278.02 Document the prototype piece part buildingprocess. 5278.03 5278.04 5278.05 5278.06 5278.07 ASSEMBLE AND FINALIZE DIES Read and interpret die drawings and sketches. Set up and operate press. Spot-form the steels and tools. Prepare and form an initial blank. Tool-proof forming stations. 5279.0 5279.01 Finalize the blank shape. 5279.02 Prepare and finalize cutting steels. 5279.03 Finalize die assembly for final piece part production. 5279.04 Try out and trouble-shoot the die. 5279.05 Inspect part produced by developed die. 5279.06 Final inspect die. 5279.07 5279.08 5279.09 5279.10 5279.11 5279.12