The candidate will be able to:
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Additional guidance to support learning outcome
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Briefly explain instructions, drawings and technical literature.
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Calculate the amount of materials required.
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Select the resources from storage racks and apply the correct manual handling techniques.
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Contribute to safe working practices, work alone and as part of a team.
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Install simple metal stud partition systems, within tolerance and with minimal waste.
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Install simple multi-layer boarded systems, within tolerance and with minimal waste.
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Demonstrate perimeter, services and penetration installation.
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Briefly explain how interpret a drawing and calculate the amount of materials required.
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Accurately trim the boards to fit accurately to the abutments.
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Demonstrate the use of fixings for attaching boards to studs.
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Demonstrate the placement of fixings.
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Demonstrate the spacing of supports.
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Select metal stud partitions and accurately trim the metal stud partition for use.
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Describe the use of and installation of insulation.
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Briefly explain the requirements specified in the British standard and others.
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Describe how to interpret drawings.
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Briefly explain tolerances or margins for error.
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Explain the lengths and distances for where fixings should be used.
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Briefly explain the performance levels as referred to manufacturer’s literature.
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List the range of metal stud partitions available.
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Briefly explain the requirements for a multi-layer boarded system.
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List the range of handling and fixing of insulation material.
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