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  • Trade Specific Competencies
  • Overview
  • Sector Overview
  • Routes to Competence
  • Functional Map
  • Core Construction Competencies
    • Conform to general health, safety and welfare (CC001)
    • Conform to productive working practices (CC002)
    • Move, handle and store resources (CC003)
    • Confirm work activities and resources for the work (CC004)
    • Develop and maintain good working relationships (CC005)
    • Confirm the occupational method of work (CC006)
    • Coordinate and organise work operations (CC007)
  • Core Trade Competencies
    • Interpret Information
    • Safe work practices
    • Selection of resources
    • Minimise the risk of damage
    • Allocated Time
  • Trade Specific Competencies
    • Assess and prepare subfloor surfaces for floorcoverings (FC001)
    • Prepare and fit underlays for floorcoverings (FC002)
    • Set out for laying floorcoverings (FC003)
    • Prepare surfaces to receive floorcoverings (FC004)
    • Assess and evaluate conditions for floorcoverings (FC005)
    • Install textile floorcoverings (FC006)
    • Install resilient floorcoverings (FC007)
    • Join and repair textile floorcoverings (FC008)
    • Install timber-based floorcoverings (FC009)
    • Set out floor areas for specified design floorcovering installations (FC010)
    • Install specified design resilient or textile floorcoverings (FC011)
    • Install specified design wood and timber-based floorcoverings (FC012)
  • Experience
  • Behaviours
  • References/Glossary
Floorcovering

Install specified design resilient or textile floorcoverings (FC011)

You must be able to:

  • Comply with the contract information to install specialist designed resilient or textile floorcoverings efficiently to the required specification by:

    • demonstrating work skills to:

      • measure

      • mark out

      • cut

      • join

      • match

      • fit

      • position

      • secure

      • finish

    • installing sheet and tile resilient or textile floorcoverings, to working instructions, in contract or domestic situations, to form at least one of the following specified designs:

      • patterns

      • panels

      • border

      • inset designs

Next: Knowledge

You must know and understand:

  • How the resources should be used and how any problems associated with the resources are reported in relation to:

    • sheet and tile textile and resilient floorcoverings

    • cover and jointing materials

    • ancillaries

    • protection materials

    • associated fixings, fittings and components

    • hand and power tools and ancillary equipment

  • Methods of calculating the quantity, length and wastage associated with the method and to install specified design resilient or textile floorcoverings

  • How to meet the contract specification in relation to the following:

    • how to check and ensure that subfloor surfaces are suitable for installing specified design, sheet and tile, resilient and textile floorcoverings

    • how to interpret floor plans and transfer specified designs to floor areas for:

      • patterns

      • border

      • panels

      • inset designs

    • why it is important to ensure the appropriate underlays are in place

    • how to check:

      • datums

      • lines

      • angles

      • levels

      • diagonals

    • why it is important to acclimatise floorcoverings

    • how to cut and join, sheet and tile resilient and textile floorcoverings, to form specified designs in contract and domestic situations for:

      • patterns

      • border

      • panels

      • inset designs

    • how to position, fit and secure, sheet and tile resilient and textile floorcoverings, to setting out and reference marks for specified design installations in contract and domestic situations for:

      • patterns

      • border

      • panels

      • inset designs

    • why it is important to protect installed floorcoverings

    • why it is necessary to recognise and determine if underfloor heating is in-situ and respond accordingly

    • why it is important to recognise and determine when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly

    • the relevance of an assessment and its significance

    • why it is necessary to specific requirements for structures of special interest, traditional construction, hard-to-treat buildings and historical significance

    • how to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery

    • how to work at height using access equipment

    • how to use all hand and power tools and ancillary equipment

    • how and why operative care and maintenance of all hand and power tools and ancillary equipment is carried out

  • The importance of teamwork and communication

  • The importance of mental health awareness and wellbeing

  • The importance of applying Fairness, Inclusion and Respect (FIR) when dealing with others

  • The needs of other occupations associated installing specified design resilient or textile floorcoverings

Next: Install specified design wood and timber-based floorcoverings (FC012)