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    • Service, maintain and repair operable partition wall systems (SOW001)
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Service Moveable Walls

Service, maintain and repair operable partition wall systems (SOW001)

You must be able to:

Demonstrating the following work skills in relation to servicing, maintaining and repairing operable partition wall systems:

  • lubricate

  • adjust

  • level

  • plumb

  • align

  • operate

  • dismantle

  • replace

  • assemble

Using and maintaining hand and power tools, and equipment.

Service, maintain and repair manually operated and automatic or semi-automatic moveable partition wall systems to working instructions.

Next: Knowledge

You must know and understand:

How to identify system and source the following information:

  • operation and maintenance information

  • manufacturers service information

  • parts manuals

  • electronic data

Why it is important to identify requirements of periodic, scheduled and event-based servicing methods for partition systems.

How to secure components and ensure systems are safe for ongoing use, service, maintenance, and repairs.

How to use lifting equipment and accessories.

The safe handling requirements for large and heavy panels.

How to dismantle moveable partition systems, parts and components.

How to recognise parts and components of moveable partition wall systems.

How to recognise and confirm manufacturer systems.

The importance of storing, protecting and securing removed materials, parts and components.

How to clean parts and components.

How to diagnose and identify faults.

Why it is important to repair and replace faulty, damaged, worn, and unserviceable parts and components in compliance with manufacturers specifications.

How to repair and replace damaged materials.

How to assemble moveable wall systems.

How to isolate automatic and semi-automatic systems from the power supply.

How to complete running and safe operation checks.

How to recognise and determine when specialist skills and knowledge are required and report accordingly including void barriers.

How to complete reports and debrief client.

How and why to identify and follow the installation quality requirements.

How to work with, around and in close proximity to plant and machinery.

How to use all necessary hand and power tools and equipment.

How to work at height using appropriate access equipment.

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

  • track sections and associated support fixings

  • panels

  • fittings and fixings

  • consumables

  • mechanical and manual handling equipment

  • hand and power tools, and equipment

  • digital equipment

Next: Experience