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6.20 Activity 6 If you tumbled a woollen jumper on a high heat setting it would shrink, lose its pleasant feel and might scorch. Tick the likely results of drying white cotton and polyester garments together on a high heat setting. The polyester garment would get over-dried. ■ The polyester garment would crease. ■ The cotton garment would never dry. ■ The polyester garment would go yellow. ■ The cotton garment would catch fire. ■ Activity 7 GC8N 22 — Laundry Operations Level 2 Question p. 6.13 Question p. 6.14 Investigate the tumble-drying operation at your laundry and fill in the following chart for one tumble-dryer. Tumble-dryer selected: .......................................... Capacity ................. kg/lb Article Max. loading weight kg/lb Cotton towels Polyester cotton workwear coats Cotton sheets Drying time Cool down time
Self-check questionnaire 1 What are the different types of dryers, and what are the main features of each? 2 What are the different types of controls usually fitted to dryers? 3 What is the dryer dependent on for efficiency? 4 What is the purpose of the steam battery on a steam-heated dryer? Question p. 6.15 Use this self-check questionnaire to make sure that you now know all that you need to know about tumble-drying items. When you have finished discuss the answers with your trainer. 5 What is more energy efficient — proper extraction in a washer extractor or an extended drying time? 6 Who is responsible for cleaning filters, and how often should they be cleaned? GC8N 22 — Laundry Operations Level 2 6.21
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Candidate Support Pack LAUNDRY OPER
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Contents Section 1: Introduction Se
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Section 10: Maintain effective work
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Laundry Operations Level 2 GC8N 22
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Introduction About this pack Welcom
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Contents Introduction About this Un
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Control of Substances Hazardous to
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Introduction About this Unit This U
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About this learning and teaching pa
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Fire Introduction On average, the B
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Safe on high voltages Dry powder Mu
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Fire drill procedures When the fire
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Accidents and emergencies Introduct
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If there are any special pieces of
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Hazards in the workplace Sharp thin
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Other hazards in the laundry plant
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In laundries that use compressed ai
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For example, mixing hydrogen peroxi
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Activity 11 Which of the following
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Self-check questionnaire 1 2 3 4 5
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Electricity and machine safety Intr
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Activity 14 Choose a machine that y
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Tumble dryer death at Warrender pla
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The maintenance of machinery and eq
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Control of Substances Hazardous to
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Products that have been assessed as
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Chemical spillage Spillages or leak
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Security Introduction Security in t
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Operating machinery and equipment N
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End of Unit activity Major incident
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Activity answer sheets: Fire Activi
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Activity 3 Please ask your trainer
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Activity answer sheets: Accidents a
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Activity answer sheets: Other hazar
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Activity 11 Which of the following
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Activity 13 What protective clothin
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Activity answer sheets: Electricity
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Activity answer sheets: Control of
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Sorting domestic, personal and spec
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Incorrect lifting of laundry bag by
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Activity 2 1 You see smoke coming f
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Activity 4 Detail below the marking
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Disinfection of infected linen in t
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As with all systems, it is not with
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Symbol 40 40 40 Symbol WASHING Brie
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Activity 9 A pastel blue and white
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Sorting contract laundry Introducti
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Setting up the workstation The sort
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Sorting tables should be used when
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Classification Introduction Life wo
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The classification of domestic and
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Soiling type The influence of soili
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Activity 21 Answer sheets p. 3.51 1
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Activity answer sheets: Sorting dom
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Activity 3 Answer the following que
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Activity 6 Question p. 3.11 You are
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Self-check questionnaire 1 What typ
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Activity answer sheets: Sorting con
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Activity 12 Why do you think it is
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Self-check questionnaire 1 Document
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Activity answer sheets: Classificat
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Activity 19 Cotton pillowcases are
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Activity 21 Question p. 3.31 1 Some
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Notes GC8N 22 — Laundry Operation
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Retail packing and dispatch Introdu
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Folding In the modern laundry there
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Pillow slips, kitchen cloths and ot
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The following is the way in which t
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Once you have checked the buttons/z
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Packaging Laundries use many differ
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Bulk packing and dispatch Introduct
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Packing Laundries are increasingly
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Activity answer sheets: Retail pack
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Self-check questionnaire 1 What doe
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Activity answer sheets: Bulk packin
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Self-check questionnaire 1 What wei
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Notes GC8N 22 — Laundry Operation
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Contents Introduction About these U
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Operation of a continuous tunnel wa
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Introduction About these Units The
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Regulations, rules and guidelines Y
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• Checking there is sufficient wa
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• How to plan work, making the be
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Health and safety and maintenance p
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Interruptions to water supply are u
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A high dip on a wash will result in
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Self-check questionnaire 1 What do
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The ingredients for a successful wa
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Activity 6 1 Find out what your lau
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The ideal wash action will also be
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Activity 8 1 Detail the types and n
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The diagram below shows a droplet o
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Enzymes Enzymes are very complex or
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Activity 9 Activity 9 1 List the na
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The wash process Introduction You n
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Activity 10 If you were to use hydr
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If your machine has a PLC (Programm
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Routine maintenance However, some o
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Activity 11 Using the information y
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Self-check questionnaire 1 Explain
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The continuous tunnel washer (CTW)
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How a continuous tunnel washer work
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Hardness Water hardness is the amou
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71 ºC Minimum thermal disinfecting
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Level of water This is usually refe
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Activity 16 Select a CTW in your wa
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As virtually all soiling is either
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Soap Soap is still added to some fu
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Sodium hypochlorite is normally sol
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Activity 20 What bleach do you use
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Main wash zone This area is where t
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Activity 22 Answer sheets p. 5.111
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Due to the problems of manual handl
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For polyester and polyester cotton
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If a bag gets stuck, and is not qui
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Activity 24 Having identified the p
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Activity 26 Look at the illustratio
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Compressed air supply If you are us
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on wash quality such as detergent,
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Activity 27 Find out what the steam
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Process of a continuous tunnel wash
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The weighing device therefore needs
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Troubleshooting Introduction Despit
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• Temperature of peroxide/perbora
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Activity answer sheets: Health and
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Process flat work through calenders
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Dangling jewellery, such as bracele
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Typical vacuum exhaust from clothed
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Coil spring screwed into roll struc
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A gauge (ammeter) showing the amoun
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Activity 3 Answer sheets p. 8.26 Wh
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Activity 5 Answer sheets p. 8.27 Wh
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Hand feeder If hand feeding is used
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Calendering problems Calendering ca
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Activity answer sheets: Process fla
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Activity 5 Question p. 8.17 What pr
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Activity 9 Question p. 8.22 Activit
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Dry-finish and inspect garments usi
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Buffer storage area A buffer storag
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This examination will usually prece
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Garment presentation to the tunnel
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• Pressure creasing — when the
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Tunnel finisher close down routine
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The finishing characteristics of po
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Activity answer sheets: Dry-finish
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Activity 4 Question p. 9.12 After a
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Self-check questionnaire 1 What is
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It is divided into two sections:
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Maintaining effective working relat
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Activity 2 1 Give a brief descripti
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It is your employer's responsibilit
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Activity 8 Answer sheets p. 10.32 1
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Communicating effectively with othe
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Communicating with colleagues, imme
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Activity 12 1 Working as a group, s
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Acting on instructions If you are b
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Activity 15 1 Make a short list of
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Activity answer sheets: Maintaining
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Activity 3 Try to work on this acti
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Activity 5 Question p. 10.8 1 Where
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Activity 7 Question p. 10.10 1 At y
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Activity 9 Question p. 10.13 1 Give
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Activity 12 Question p. 10.19 1 Wor
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Activity 14 1 Who do you speak to o
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Self-check questionnaire 1 2 3 4 De
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Self-check questionnaire (continued
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