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7. Identify industrial and Metal fabricatingconstruction fields that provide Ship buildingemployment opportunities for Pulp and paper millswelders. Wood products manufacture Machinery manufacture Equipment maintenance and repair Smelt and refining Motor vehicle, truck/trailer manufacture Mining Construction Iron and steel mills Special trades Mining services Coal mines Gas distribution and transmission Public administration and defence Machinery wholesalers Forestry and forest services Electric utilities Motor vehicle dealers and repairs Communications equipment andmanufacture Pipeline Food and beverage industry8. Communicate effectively. Resumes Cover letter Internet information sourcing Listening skills Effective verbal communication Non effective verbal communication Workplace cultureNOTE: Refer To Current Welder Training Program Curriculum Module/Line P1-1.Achievement Criteria:Given a 10 question test on the scope of the Welder Level “C,” B and A trade andapprenticeship in BC, and other options, the learner will be able to demonstrate knowledge ofthe trade by correctly answering 7 or more questions.Welder Level C Program Outline • Industry Training Authority 13
LINE A:APPLIES OCCUPATIONAL SKILLSCompetency: A-2 Describe Safe Working PracticesLearning Objectives:The learner will be able to describe safe work practices according to WorkSafeBCstandards for Welder Level C trade in BC.LEARNING TASKS1. Describe applications ofWorkSafeBC and OHS in thework place.CONTENT Responsibilities of WorkSafeBC in theworkplace Responsibilities of employers in theworkplace Responsibilities of employees in theworkplace Contravention or regulations Workers who are covered by theWorkSafeBC Workers who are not covered Reporting injury or industrial disease Circumstances for compensation2. Describe general safetyprecautions for welding.3. Describe physical hazards andselect PPE for welding.General procedures for shop safetyElectrical safetyLock out proceduresWorksite safetySafety requirements for weldingprocessesPersonal fall protectionSafety requirements for ladders andscaffoldsSafety requirements for handrails andguardrailsRadiationExtreme temperaturesNoiseBodily injury hazardsChemical hazardsProtective clothingSkin protection (leathers)Head protectionHand protectionFoot protectionHearing protectionWelder Level C Program Outline • Industry Training Authority 14
Page 4 and 5: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe Program Outline
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4. Describe the main factors ofPAC.
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4. Weld fillet welds in the horizon
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LINE J:READS WELDING DRAWINGSCompet
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INSTRUCTORSWELDER C TRAINING PROVID
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STUDENT FACILITIES‣ Adequate lunc
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Testing EquipmentAdapter fittingsAm
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RECOMMENDED REFERENCETEXTBOOKSWELDE
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APPENDIX ONEWELDER LEVEL CFINAL WEL
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Welder Level C Apprenticeship Progr
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APPENDIX TWOWELDER LEVEL CPROGRAMFI
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Welder Level C Program Outline •
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FINAL PRACTICAL EXAMINATION #3MATER
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Level "C" Weld Test #1 Performance
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Level C Final Weld TestsPRS-CWelder
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