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Job Title: Roving Doffer (I.L.O. Classification: 7-51-55)<br />
Level of Skill: Operative<br />
Job Description:<br />
Doffing full roving bobbins and<br />
Ing ends around empty bobbins. S'iWS^^wi'^SS-^^**^ * ^<br />
Cleaning gear end and off end of Sa»«fi B X®l6fll*n:Xft o<br />
frames. Detecting and removing<br />
faulty or irregular rovings.<br />
Job Skill Standards: IfFgf^Sfl:<br />
I. Trade Theory: :<br />
1. Know the purpose of producing 1.<br />
rovings.<br />
2. Know the dangerous parts and 2.<br />
safety devices on a speed frame.<br />
3. Know the names of the main 3.<br />
parts of a speed frame.<br />
4. Understand why there is a 4.<br />
necessity for speedy and efficient<br />
doffing.<br />
5. Understand the reasons why 5.<br />
different colours of bobbins and<br />
sliver cans should be used and<br />
the importance of not allowing<br />
rovings and slivers of different<br />
counts to become mixed.<br />
6. Understand how careless hand- 6.<br />
ling of rovings will affect the<br />
quality of yarn.<br />
7. Be aware of the importance of 7.<br />
making good and clean piecings<br />
in slivers and rovings.<br />
8. Be aware of the importance of 8.<br />
making the standard number of<br />
turns around the presser on the<br />
flyer.<br />
9. Be aware of the importance of 9.<br />
removing dirty, two-fold and irregular<br />
roving from a bobbin.<br />
10. Know the future difficulties which<br />
may arise from having too much<br />
waste sliver or roving in the<br />
mixing.<br />
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