Domain - Blaster Coating Operations
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Level 3
Demonstrate knowledge of blaster coating in confined spaces
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Version 2
17530 Unit Standard 10 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate knowledge of confined spaces and their hazards, and describe procedures for blaster coating in confined spaces.
Standard-setting body:
NZ Motor Industry Training Organisation - NZ Extractive ITO (EXITO)
Erect and use access equipment in a blaster coating environment
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Version 2
17533 Unit Standard 9 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: demonstrate knowledge of safe practices for working above the ground in a blaster coating environment; describe and select access equipment for blaster coating applications; inspect and use fixed ladder; erect and use non-fixed ladder and related fixtures; erect and dismantle limited-height scaffolding and related fixtures; inspect and use trestle; and maintain and store access equipment.
Standard-setting body:
NZ Motor Industry Training Organisation - NZ Extractive ITO (EXITO)
Demonstrate knowledge of and operate gantry crane in an abrasive blasting and protective coating workshop
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Version 4
17534 Unit Standard 5 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: demonstrate knowledge of gantry cranes and lifting equipment used in an abrasive blasting and protective coating workshop; prepare for operation of gantry cranes; operate crane to lift, travel, unload, and place loads, in an abrasive blasting and protective coating workshop.
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Use forklift for blaster coating operations
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Version 2
17536 Unit Standard 12 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to: demonstrate knowledge of safety precautions for forklifts in blaster coating environment; check forklift and record maintenance; manoeuvre forklift in a blaster coating environment; park and shut down forklift; and use forklift for blaster coating operations.
Standard-setting body:
NZ Motor Industry Training Organisation - NZ Extractive ITO (EXITO)
Work safely at an exterior abrasive blasting and protective coating site
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Version 3 This unit standard has been replaced by unit standard 27776 and unit standard 27777.
17545 Unit Standard 6 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are, at an exterior abrasive blasting and protective coating site, able to: confirm job procedures; demonstrate knowledge of site safety plan; prepare for coating operations; undertake protective coating operations safely; maintain personal safety; and maintain site safety records.
Standard-setting body:
NZ Motor Industry Training Organisation - NZ Extractive ITO (EXITO)
Level 4
Supervise safety on an abrasive blasting and protective coating site
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Version 5
17535 Unit Standard 20 Credits
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People credited with this unit standard are able to demonstrate knowledge of: requirements of the Health and Safety in Employment Act as they apply to abrasive blasting and protective coating environments, occupational safety and health requirements, and other Acts that affect abrasive blasting and protective coating operations; demonstrate leadership in matters of safety; and manage hazards in an abrasive blasting and protective coating workplace.
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Data as at 2024-05-02 23:01:16.14