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Communication NTO - Fibreboard Manufacture & Conversion Units
004
Maintain
equipment in working order
004.2 Correct
machine faults
You
must show that you:
| 1 |
obtain
accurate information about problems with the machine |
| 2 |
analyse
information about machine faults to identify their likely cause |
| 3 |
safely
correct the machine faults which it is your job to deal with |
| 4 |
promptly
report those faults which are not your job to deal with |
| 5 |
report
accurately the time you estimate it will take to rectify faults
which are stopping production |
| 6 |
identify
recurring faults which are caused by operator error, and take
action to prevent them arising in the future |
| 7 |
record
the details of machine faults and production down-time accurately |
You
must understand:
| K1 |
the
risks of handling machinery and replacing components
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| K2 |
where
to obtain information about machine faults |
| K3 |
what
techniques to use to assess machine faults and decide how to
deal with them |
| K4 |
what
tools and equipment to use to rectify faults |
| K5 |
what
types of fault are likely to occur in the equipment you control,
and what you should do about them |
| K6 |
what
the limits of your responsibilities are |
| K7 |
who
to report faults and disruption to production to |
| K8 |
the
procedures for rectifying faults and replacing components safely |
| K9 |
why
it is important to take the minimum time necessary to rectify
faults |
| K10 |
what
records need to be kept |
Performance evidence
You must show that you can correct machine faults. Consistently, over
a period of time.
Your evidence must show that:
| R1 |
you diagnose the following types of
faults:
- machine operating faults
- component wear and tear
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| R2 |
You obtain information about machine faults from:
- reports
from others
- examining output
- examining machines
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| R3 |
you report:
- faults which disrupt production
- recurring faults
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