|
Corrugated
S/NVQs > Level
3
Print & Graphic
Communication NTO - Fibreboard Manufacture & Conversion Units
004
Maintain
equipment in working order
004.1 Control
the cleaning down of equipment
You
must show that you:
| 1 |
plan
cleaning operations to balance maintenance and production requirements |
| 2 |
obtain
the correct materials and equipment needed for cleaning |
| 3 |
clearly
tell colleagues what they have to do |
| 4 |
check
that colleagues use cleaning materials and equipment in ways
which minimise waste and pollution |
| 5 |
check
that used cleaning agents and waste materials are disposed
of correctly |
| 6 |
check that machines are free from waste and cleaning materials |
| 7 |
check
that machines are safe to operate following cleaning operations |
You
must understand:
| K1 |
your
team's responsibilities for cleaning machines - what you
and the team are allowed to do
|
| K2 |
the
current legal requirements and industry guidelines for the
safe handling and use of hazardous substances |
| K3 |
the
risks of handling cleaning materials and lubricants |
| K4 |
what
you have to do to check that your team understands the health
and safety aspects of cleaning |
| K5 |
what
the maintenance plan for the machine is |
| K6 |
what
the production schedule is and how this affects cleaning operations |
| K7 |
why
it is important to use cleaning methods which are safe, avoid
harming the environment and meet manufacturers' requirements |
| K8 |
what
cleaning agents and lubricants are suitable for use |
| K9 |
your company's procedures for the safe disposal of waste |
| K10 |
the
Personal Protective Equipment that must be worn by you and
your team, and your legal responsibilities |
Performance evidence
You must show that you can control the cleaning down of equipment consistently,
over a period of time. Your performance will be observed on at least
four occasions.
Your evidence must show that:
| R1 |
you plan cleaning operations taking
account of the effect of the following on the production schedule:
- maintenance
delays
- machine faults
|
>Return
to level 3
|
