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Corrugated
S/NVQs > Level
2
Print & Graphic
Communication NTO - Fibreboard Manufacture & Conversion Units
FB453
Contribute to the fibre board conversion process
FB543.1
Contribute to the making ready of the printing/slotting process
You
must show that you:
| 1 |
Check
that you have all the details for the job |
| 2 |
Assist
in the checking of materials for the job
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| 3 |
Promptly
report to your manager if the materials provided is not correct
or sufficient
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| 4 |
Assist
in the checking of print drawings, plates and inks so that
they match the job details |
| 5 |
Assist
in making the printing/slotting process ready to run safely
and efficiently so that:
- Materials are fed squarely into the machine
- The position of the slots and the print is correct
- The ink shade is correct
- Variations in slotting and printing positions are within your company
allowances
- The process runs at the required speed
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| 6 |
Assist
in the checking of production samples so that they match
the required standard
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| 7 |
Make
adjustments when the standards are not met |
| 8 |
Promptly
report to your manager if the standards cannot be met |
You
must understand:
| K1 |
What
details you need for the job
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| K2 |
The
sequence of set up tasks for required finish |
| K3 |
How
to synchronize the relevant units |
| K4 |
The
principles of printing and slotting |
| K5 |
The
types of inks and plates |
| K6 |
Ink
viscosity |
| K7 |
The
risks associated with making ready printing/slotting processes
and how to avoid them |
| K8 |
What
the common printing and slotting faults are, what causes them
and how to correct them |
| K9 |
The
emergency shut down procedures |
Performance evidence
You must show that you can contribute to making ready printing and slotting
processes consistently over a period of time.
Your evidence must show that:
| R1 |
You
obtain the following materials:
- Fibreboard
sheets
- Inks
- Plates
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| R2 |
You
can confirm that the process is ready for production by:
- Visual examination
- Test run
- Checking the control settings
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| R3 |
You
check the quality of samples against your Company's quality standards
for:
- The position of slots and print
- The slotting and printing is clean
- The print is correct shade
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