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(d) The effects of imperfect (d) cleaning work on quality and machinery. (e} The importance of tying (e good and clean knots. (/) The importance of tying (/) < correct tie bands. (g) The reasons for using (g) different colours of tie bands for different yarn counts and the importance of not allowing different kinds of yarn to become mixed. (h) The importance of main- (A) taining the correct yarn M 0 length in a skein. (0 The action to be taken when (/) two shades of yarn are reeled in a skein. 101
Job Tnh Tifte* Title. Bundler Rtindler Q.L.O. Classification: 7-52-90) Level of Skill: Operative Job Description: Hatching reeled yarn hanks and packing them in the bundling press. Operating and cleaning the bundling press. Job Skill Standards: I. Trade Theory: 1. Know the purpose of bundling and the working principle of the bundling press. 2. Know the dangerous parts and 2. safety devices on a bundling press. 3. Know the names of the main 3. parts of a bundling press. 4. Be aware of the importance of 4. keeping the table and the press in a clean condition. 5. Be aware of the importance of 5. skilfully hatching and packing the PfeHl ° yarn hanks. 6. Be aware of the importance of 6. §BnH&ti&& » Jftff3tSS$i!*H±S picking out incorrectly reeled, 4go dirty and wrong counts of yarn. 7. Be aware of the importance of 7. making a good and regular yarn bundle. 8. Know the number and arrange- 8. ^^S-jfe^ft'M ment of yarn skeins per bundle JS3^$£^!Kfe c for different yarn counts. 9. Be aware of the importance of 9. using tying threads of the same thickness and using the same tension in the tying threads. II. Trade Skill: Be competent in: 1. Hatching yarn hanks and packing 1. them into a bundling press. 2. Operating a bundling press skil- 2. fully, arranging the skeins in the correct manner and making a good compact package. 3. Cleaning a bundling press accord- 3. ing to schedule. 102
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Job Title: Quality Controller (IL.O
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