Major Work Activity D - Services material handling / process systems

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Task D-17 Services robotics and automated equipment

Task Descriptor

Robotics and automated equipment are machines that can be used in dangerous environments, under heavy loads, high repetition in manufacturing processes. They include a wide range of components and sub-components designated by type of movement (degrees of freedom after application), application (manufacturing process), architecture (serial or parallel), and brand. They must be installed correctly and maintained properly to provide specialized automated services. Servicing includes installing, diagnosing, maintaining and repairing.

D-17.01 - Installs robotics and automated equipment

D-17.01 - Installs robotics and automated equipment
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-17.01.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-17.01.02P determine location and elevation for installation location and elevation for installation are determined according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-17.01.03P prepare foundation foundation is prepared according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-17.01.04P prepare base, base plates and structure base, base plates and structure are prepared using methods according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-17.01.05P prepare and inspect robotics and automated equipment robotics and automated equipment are prepared and inspected for installation according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-17.01.06P position robotics and automated equipment robotics and automated equipment are positioned manually or with rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment according to manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and regulations
D-17.01.07P secure, level and align robotics and automated equipment robotics and automated equipment are secured, levelled and aligned according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and regulations
D-17.01.08P install auxiliary systems auxiliary systems are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings, regulations and procedures
D-17.01.09P install and calibrate electromechanical components electromechanical components are installed and calibrated according to manufacturers’ specifications, company policies, and jurisdictional regulations and limitations
D-17.01.10P test range of movement range of movement is tested
D-17.01.11P connect robotics and automated equipment with controller robotics and automated equipment are connected with controller using components according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-17.01.12P install safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and regulations
D-17.01.13P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-17.01.14P verify functionality of safety devices safety device functionality is verified according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • methods: installation techniques, alignment
  • robotics: multi-axis, end of arm tooling (EOAT), grippers and end effectors, Selective Compliance Assembly Robot Arm (SCARA), side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • auxiliary systems: wire feeders, articulating fingers, filtering systems, tip dressers, tip changers
  • electromechanical components: linear variable differential transformers, servo motor, stepper motors, sensors, solenoids (coils), limit switches, electronic measuring devices, relays, contactors
  • controllers: host, network, programmable logic controller (PLC), mainframe
  • components: servo motors, fluid power hoses and pistons, sensors, encoders
  • safety guards: covers, screens, inspection doors, portals
  • safety devices: light curtain, overtravel, overload, heat detectors, emergency stops (E‑stops), laser grids, lockouts, physical guards, safety mat, safety interlock
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-17.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of robotics and automated equipment, their components and operation

  1. identify classifications for robotics and automated equipment and their components, and auxiliary equipment, and describe their purpose, applications and operation
  2. interpret information about robotics and automated equipment found in drawings and specifications
D-17.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of electromechanical components found in robotics and automated equipment, their characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify electromechanical components found in robotics and automated equipment
  2. describe purpose and operating principles of electromechanical components found in robotics and automated equipment
  3. describe testing and troubleshooting procedures for electromechanical components found in robotics and automated equipment
D-17.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to install robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify tools and equipment to install robotics and automated equipment, and describe their applications and procedures
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices associated with robotics and automated equipment
  3. describe procedures to install robotics and automated equipment and their components
D-17.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to install robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify additional training to install robotics and automated equipment
D-17.01.05L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to install robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to install robotics and automated equipment
D-17.01.06L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle robotics and automated equipment

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • robotics: multi-axis, EOAT, grippers and end effectors, SCARA, side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • components: servo motors, fluid power hoses and pistons, sensors, encoders
  • classifications for robotics and automated equipment: type of movement (degrees of freedom after application), application (manufacturing process), architecture (serial or parallel), brand
  • auxiliary equipment: wire feeders, articulating fingers, filtering systems
  • electromechanical components: linear variable differential transformers, servo motor, stepper motors, sensors, solenoids (coils), limit switches, electronic measuring devices, relays, contactors

D-17.02 - Diagnoses robotics and automated equipment

D-17.02 - Diagnoses robotics and automated equipment
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-17.02.01P obtain description of problem and symptoms description of problem and symptoms is obtained
D-17.02.02P perform sensory inspection of robotics and automated equipment for defects sensory inspection is performed to determine next steps
D-17.02.03P perform condition-based monitoring methods and analysis condition-based monitoring methods and analysis are performed to detect defects not identified through sensory inspection
D-17.02.04P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-17.02.05P test and evaluate robotics and automated equipment robotics and automated equipment are tested and evaluated using specialized equipment and referring to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-17.02.06P remove, reinstall or replace safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are removed, reinstalled or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, looking for excessive wear, stress indications, corrosion and looseness
  • robotics: multi-axis, EOAT, grippers and end effectors, SCARA, side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • condition-based monitoring methods: vibration monitoring, fluid analysis, thermography, ultrasonic, tribology, rotation speed monitoring
  • safety guards: covers, screens, inspection doors and portals
  • safety devices: light curtain, overtravel, overload, heat detectors, emergency stops (E-stops), vibration sensors, lockouts, physical guards, safety mat, safety interlock
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-17.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of robotics and automated equipment, their components and operation

  1. identify classifications for robotics and automated equipment and their components, and auxiliary equipment, and describe their purpose, applications and operation
  2. interpret information about robotics and automated equipment found in drawings and specifications
D-17.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify tools and equipment to diagnose robotics and automated equipment and describe their applications and procedures
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices associated with robotics and automated equipment
  3. describe procedures to inspect robotics and automated equipment and their components
  4. describe procedures to diagnose robotics and automated equipment and their components
  5. identify factors to consider when determining if robotics and automated equipment need to be repaired or replaced
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-17.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to diagnose robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify additional training and certification to diagnose robotics and automated equipment
D-17.02.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to diagnose robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to diagnose robotics and automated equipment
D-17.02.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • robotics: multi-axis, EOAT, grippers and end effectors, SCARA, side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • classifications for robotics and automated equipment: type of movement (degrees of freedom after application), application (manufacturing process), architecture (serial or parallel), brand
  • components: servo motors, fluid power hoses and cylinders, sensors, encoders
  • auxiliary equipment: wire feeders, articulating fingers, filtering systems

D-17.03 - Maintains robotics and automated equipment

D-17.03 - Maintains robotics and automated equipment
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-17.03.01P inspect, modify and adjust robotics and automated equipment robotics and automated equipment are inspected, modified and adjusted according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and to maintenance schedule using condition-based monitoring methods
D-17.03.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-17.03.03P align components components are aligned according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-17.03.04P check coolant and lubricant levels, packing, seals and safety devices coolant and lubricant levels, packing, seals and safety devices are checked according to manufacturers’ specifications and maintenance schedule
D-17.03.05P monitor temperature, vibration, range of movement and pressure temperature, vibration, range of movement and pressure are monitored according to manufacturers’ specifications and maintenance schedule
D-17.03.06P check automatic lubrication systems automatic lubrication systems are checked according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and maintenance schedule
D-17.03.07P adjust flow and pressure controls flow and pressure controls for robotics and automated equipment are adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications and regulations
D-17.03.08P remove and replace safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are removed and replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-17.03.09P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-17.03.10P identify faulty or damaged equipment faulty or damaged equipment is identified to determine repair or replacement according to site specifications
D-17.03.11P tag and report faulty or damaged equipment faulty or damaged equipment is tagged and reported according to site specifications and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • robotics: multi-axis, EOAT, grippers and end effectors, SCARA, side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • condition-based monitoring methods: vibration monitoring, fluid analysis, thermography, ultrasonic, tribology, rotation speed monitoring
  • components: servo motors, fluid power hoses and pistons, sensors, encoders
  • safety devices: light curtain, overtravel, overload, heat detectors, emergency stops (E‑stops), pressure mats, lockouts, physical guards, safety mat, safety interlock
  • safety guards: covers, screens, inspection doors and portals
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-17.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of robotics and automated equipment, their components and operation

  1. identify classifications for robotics and automated equipment and their components, and auxiliary equipment, and describe their purpose, applications and operation
  2. interpret information about robotics and automated equipment found in drawings and specifications
D-17.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify tools and equipment to maintain robotics and automated equipment and describe their applications and procedures
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices associated with robotics and automated equipment
  3. describe procedures to maintain robotics and automated equipment and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if robotics and automated equipment need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-17.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to maintain robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify additional training and certification to maintain robotics and automated equipment
D-17.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to maintain robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to maintain robotics and automated equipment
D-17.03.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle robotics and automated equipment

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • robotics: multi-axis, EOAT, grippers and end effectors, SCARA, side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • classifications for robotics and automated equipment: type of movement (degrees of freedom after application), application (manufacturing process), architecture (serial or parallel), brand
  • components: servo motors, fluid power hoses and pistons, sensors, encoders
  • auxiliary equipment: wire feeders, articulating fingers, filtering systems

D-17.04 - Repairs robotics and automated equipment

D-17.04 - Repairs robotics and automated equipment
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-17.04.01P access robotics and automated equipment robotics and automated equipment are accessed by removing components
D-17.04.02P dismantle and remove robotics and automated equipment and components robotics and automated equipment and components are dismantled and removed according to manufacturers’ specifications using tools and procedures and match (witness) marks
D-17.04.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-17.04.04P prepare robotics and automated equipment for repair robotics and automated equipment are prepared according to repair required using approved methods
D-17.04.05P size and replace seals, bearings and power transmission devices seals, bearings and power transmission devices are sized and replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-17.04.06P replace faulty components and auxiliary equipment faulty components and auxiliary equipment are replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications and match (witness) marks
D-17.04.07P verify complete range of movement range of movement is checked by performing various tests
D-17.04.08P align components components are aligned according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-17.04.09P reinstall machine guarding and safety devices machine guarding and safety devices are reinstalled according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-17.04.10P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-17.04.11P tag and report faulty or damaged equipment faulty or damaged equipment is tagged and reported according to site specifications and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • robotics: multi-axis, EOAT, grippers and end effectors, SCARA, side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • components: servo motors, fluid power hoses and pistons, sensors, encoders
  • methods: manufacturers’ or engineer’s recommendations and procedures, SOP
  • auxiliary equipment: wire feeders, articulating fingers, filtering systems
  • safety devices: light curtain, overtravel, overload, heat detectors, emergency stops (E‑stops), pressure mats, lockouts, physical guards, safety mat, safety interlock
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-17.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of robotics and automated equipment, their components and operation

  1. identify classifications for robotics and automated equipment and their components, and auxiliary equipment, and describe their purpose, applications and operation
  2. interpret information about robotics and automated equipment found in drawings and specifications
D-17.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify tools and equipment to repair robotics and automated equipment and describe their applications and procedures
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices associated with robotics and automated equipment
  3. describe procedures to repair robotics and automated equipment and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if robotics and automated equipment need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-17.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to repair robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify additional training and certification to repair robotics and automated equipment
D-17.04.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to repair robotics and automated equipment

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to repair robotics and automated equipment
D-17.04.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle robotics and automated equipment

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • robotics: multi-axis, EOAT, grippers and end effectors, SCARA, side entry
  • automated equipment: equipment for various processes (pick and place, welding, material handling, palletizing, painting, measuring, assembly, packing, warehousing)
  • components: servo motors, fluid power hoses and pistons, sensors, encoders
  • classifications for robotics and automated equipment: type of movement (degrees of freedom after application), application (manufacturing process), architecture (serial or parallel), brand
  • auxiliary equipment: wire feeders, articulating fingers, filtering systems

Task D-18 Services fans and blowers

Task Descriptor

Fans move air and material from various sources such as fresh air, and heating and cooling applications. Blowers supply pressurized air to transfer product such as woodchips, waste, exhaust gases and dust. The failure of fans and blowers can result in safety issues and lost productivity when not installed, maintained and repaired properly. Servicing includes installing, diagnosing, maintaining and repairing.

D-18.01 - Installs fans and blowers

D-18.01 - Installs fans and blowers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-18.01.01P use safe work practices related to installation of fans and blowers safe work practices related to installation of fans and blowers are used
D-18.01.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-18.01.03P determine location and elevation for installation location and elevation for installation are determined according to site specifications and engineered drawings
D-18.01.04P clean and rough up base for fan or blower using various methods base for fan or blower is cleaned and roughed up using methods according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.01.05P prepare foundation foundation is prepared according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-18.01.06P position fan or blower in place using rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment fan or blower is positioned in place using rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment
D-18.01.07P level, align and secure fans and blowers fans and blowers are levelled, aligned and secured according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-18.01.08P grout to distribute load and minimize vibration load is distributed and vibration is minimized by grouting
D-18.01.09P check rotation, static and dynamic balance, and vibration rotation, static and dynamic balance, and vibration are checked and compared to manufacturers’ specifications and plant requirements
D-18.01.10P connect inlet/outlet inlet/outlet is connected according to manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings, plant requirements and regulations
D-18.01.11P connect and align fans and blowers to driver fans and blowers are connected and aligned to driver according to manufacturers’ specifications and engineered drawings using processes
D-18.01.12P install safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-18.01.13P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • methods: filing, sandblasting, buffing, scarifying
  • processes: co-linear shaft alignment, parallel shaft alignment
  • safety devices: interlocking devices, heat shields, guards, access covers, screens, inspection doors, portals, sensors (heat, motion, vibration), barriers, electronic eyes, amperage meters, electronic overloads, lockouts, physical guards
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-18.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of fans and blowers, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of fans and blower systems, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. identify types of fan blades and describe their applications
  3. describe operating principles of fans and blowers
  4. interpret information about fans and blowers found in drawings and specifications
D-18.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to remove and install fans and blowers

  1. identify tools and equipment to remove and install fans and blowers, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to remove and install fans and blowers
  3. describe procedures to remove and install fans and blowers
  4. describe procedures to regulate output for fans and blowers
  5. describe procedures to balance fans and blowers
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-18.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to install fans and blowers

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to install fans and blowers
D-18.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle fans and blowers

D-18.02 - Diagnoses fans and blowers

D-18.02 - Diagnoses fans and blowers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-18.02.01P obtain description of problem and symptoms description of problem and symptoms is obtained by sensory inspection or verbal communication
D-18.02.02P perform sensory inspection of components for defects sensory inspection of components is performed to determine next steps
D-18.02.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to results of sensory inspection, task, specifications and regulations
D-18.02.04P use test/evaluation procedures test/evaluation procedures are used according to results of sensory inspection
D-18.02.05P perform condition-based monitoring routine procedures condition-based monitoring routine procedures are performed to detect defects not identified through sensory inspection and to determine next steps
D-18.02.06P verify lubrication levels and condition lubrication levels and condition are verified by physical inspection
D-18.02.07P remove, reinstall or replace safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are removed, reinstalled or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-18.02.08P measure clearances of fans and blowers clearances of fans and blowers are measured according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.02.09P assess and detect faulty or damaged components faulty or damaged components are assessed and detected to determine repair or replacement according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.02.10P determine type of repair required type of repair required is determined according to inspection and vibration analysis results
D-18.02.11P determine root cause of failure root cause of failure of fans and blowers are determined

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
  • components: sheaves, louvers, bearings, belts, fan blades
  • next steps: repair, replace, overhaul, adjust, continue operation
  • test/evaluation procedures: monitoring temperature and vibration levels with specialized equipment
  • physical inspection: lock out machine, visually inspect lubrication levels of blower housing, couplings, clutches and brakes
  • safety devices: interlocking devices, heat shields, guards, access covers, screens, inspection doors, portals, sensors (e.g., heat, motion, vibration), barriers, electronic eyes, amperage meters, electronic overloads, lockouts, physical guards
  • repair: bearing, coupling and drive component replacement; re-balancing
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-18.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of fans and blowers, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of fans and blower systems, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. identify types of fan blades and describe their applications
  3. describe operating principles of fans and blowers
  4. interpret information about fans and blowers found in drawings and specifications
D-18.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose fans and blowers

  1. identify tools and equipment to diagnose fans and blowers, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to diagnose fans and blowers
  3. describe procedures to diagnose fans and blowers
  4. describe procedures to inspect fans and blowers
  5. identify factors to consider when determining if fans and blowers need to be repaired or replaced
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-18.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to diagnose fans and blowers

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to diagnose fans and blowers

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • components: sheaves, louvers, bearings, belts, fan blades

D-18.03 - Maintains fans and blowers

D-18.03 - Maintains fans and blowers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-18.03.01P use safe work practices related to fans and blowers safe work practices related to fans and blowers are used
D-18.03.02P perform sensory inspection of fans and blower components sensory inspection of fan and blower components is performed using tools and equipment to locate defects
D-18.03.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to inspection, task, specifications and regulations
D-18.03.04P access fans and blowers fans and blowers are accessed by removing auxiliary equipment
D-18.03.05P verify maintenance requirements maintenance requirements are verified according to inspection, equipment history, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.03.06P clean fan blades fan blades are cleaned according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.03.07P lubricate bearings and couplings bearings and couplings are lubricated according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.03.08P reinstall, re-align, replace and adjust fan blades and blower components fan blades and blower components are reinstalled, realigned, replaced and adjusted according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.03.09P document and replace faulty components faulty components are documented and replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-18.03.10P reinstall machine guarding and safety devices machine guarding and safety devices are reinstalled according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-18.03.11P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
  • defects: wear, misalignment, debris build-up
  • auxiliary equipment: guards, shrouding, scrolls, casings
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-18.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of fans and blowers, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of fans and blower systems, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. identify types of fan blades and describe their applications
  3. describe operating principles of fans and blowers
  4. interpret information about fans and blowers found in drawings and specifications
D-18.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain fans and blowers

  1. identify tools and equipment to maintain fans and blowers, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to maintain fans and blowers
  3. describe procedures to maintain fans and blowers
  4. describe procedures to regulate output/input for fans and blowers
  5. describe procedures to balance fans and blowers
  6. identify factors to consider when determining if fans and blowers need to be repaired or replaced
  7. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-18.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to maintain fans and blowers

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to maintain fans and blowers
D-18.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle fans and blowers

D-18.04 - Repairs fans and blowers

D-18.04 - Repairs fans and blowers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-18.04.01P use safe work practices related to fans and blowers safe work practices related to fans and blowers are used
D-18.04.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-18.04.03P prepare fans and blowers for repair fans and blowers are prepared according to repair required and SOP
D-18.04.04P correct unbalances unbalances are corrected using methods
D-18.04.05P access fans and blowers fans and blowers are accessed by removing auxiliary equipment
D-18.04.06P dismantle, remove and reassemble fans and blowers, and their components fans and blowers, and their components are dismantled, removed and reassembled according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.04.07P recondition, repair or replace fans and blowers, and their components fans and blowers, and their components are reconditioned, repaired or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-18.04.08P adjust clearances of fans and blowers, and their components clearances of fans and blowers, and their components are adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.04.09P lubricate bearings and couplings bearings and couplings are lubricated according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.04.10P level and align drive components drive components are levelled and aligned according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-18.04.11P reinstall safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are reinstalled according to manufacturers’ specifications and regulations
D-18.04.12P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • methods: cleaning, static and dynamic balancing
  • auxiliary equipment: guards, shrouding, scrolls, casings
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-18.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of fans and blowers, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of fans and blower systems, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. identify types of fan blades and describe their applications
  3. describe operating principles of fans and blowers
  4. interpret information about fans and blowers found in drawings and specifications
D-18.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair fans and blowers

  1. identify tools and equipment to repair fans and blowers, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to repair fans and blowers
  3. describe procedures to repair fans and blowers
  4. describe procedures to regulate output for fans and blowers
  5. describe procedures to balance fans and blowers
  6. identify factors to consider when determining if fans and blowers need to be repaired or replaced
  7. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-18.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to repair fans and blowers

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to repair fans and blowers
D-18.04.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle fans and blowers

Task D-19 Services pumps

Task Descriptor

Pumps are used to move liquid and other media by positive or non-positive displacement. Proper and safe servicing practices ensure machine reliability and efficiency. Servicing includes installing, diagnosing, maintaining and repairing.

D-19.01 - Installs pumps

D-19.01 - Installs pumps
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-19.01.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-19.01.02P determine location and elevation for installation location and elevation for installation are determined according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-19.01.03P prepare base, base plates and structure for pump installation base, base plates and structure for pump installation are prepared using methods according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-19.01.04P prepare foundation foundation is prepared for installation according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-19.01.05P position pump pump is positioned on foundation manually or using rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.01.06P secure, level and align pump and prime mover pump and prime mover are secured, levelled and aligned according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-19.01.07P finish foundation foundation is finished according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.01.08P set pump clearances pump clearances are set according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.01.09P install and adjust components components are installed and adjusted according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.01.10P connect suction and discharge piping suction and discharge piping is connected according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.01.11P eliminate stress on pump stress on pump is eliminated by relieving pipe strain

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • tools and equipment: impeller lifting jig, packing pullers, packing installation tools, packing cutters, inspection mirrors, sheave alignment tools
  • pumps: non-positive (e.g., centrifugal, axial flow), positive displacement (e.g., vane, gear, peristaltic, piston, diaphragm, progressive cavity)
  • methods: filing, sandblasting, buffing, levelling, aligning, grouting, scarifying
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (e.g., packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings, bleed off valves, relief valves
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-19.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of pumps, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of pumps, their components and accessories, describe their characteristics, applications and purpose
  2. describe operating principles of pumps
  3. interpret information about pumps found in drawings and specifications
D-19.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to install pumps

  1. identify tools and equipment to install pumps, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to install pumps
  3. describe procedures to remove and install pumps
  4. describe method to interpret pump curves
  5. describe methods to install base, base plates and structure
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-19.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to install pumps

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to install pumps
D-19.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle pumps

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • pumps: non-positive (e.g., centrifugal, axial flow), positive displacement (e.g., vane, gear, peristaltic, piston, diaphragm, progressive cavity)
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (e.g., packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings, bleed off valves, relief valves
  • tools and equipment: impeller lifting jig, packing pullers, packing installation tools, packing cutters, inspection mirrors, sheave alignment tools
  • methods: filing, sandblasting, buffing, levelling, aligning, grouting, scarifying

D-19.02 - Diagnoses pumps

D-19.02 - Diagnoses pumps
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-19.02.01P obtain description of problem and symptoms description of problem and symptoms is obtained
D-19.02.02P perform sensory inspection of pump components for defects sensory inspection is performed to determine next steps
D-19.02.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-19.02.04P test and evaluate pumps pumps are tested and evaluated by referring to manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.02.05P perform condition-based monitoring methods and analysis condition-based monitoring methods and analysis are performed to detect defects not identified through sensory inspection
D-19.02.06P inspect pump components pump components are inspected for defects and to determine next steps
D-19.02.07P determine type of repair required type of repair required is determined according to inspection results
D-19.02.08P determine root cause of failure root cause of failure of pumps are determined

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
  • test and evaluate: monitoring temperature and vibration levels with specialized equipment, performing oil analysis, tensioning drive belt
  • pumps: non-positive (centrifugal, axial flow), positive displacement (vane, gear, peristaltic, piston, diaphragm, progressive cavity)
  • condition-based monitoring methods: vibration monitoring, fluid analysis, thermography, ultrasonic, rotational direction, speed monitoring, pressure and flow monitoring
  • defects: excessive leaks, wear and heat; noise; corrosion; looseness
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings
  • next steps: repair, replace, overhaul, adjust, continue operation, bleed air from system
  • repair: rebuild pump, replace components of pump, replace auxiliary components of pump, align pump
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-19.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of pumps, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of pumps, their components and accessories, describe their characteristics, applications and purpose
  2. describe operating principles of pumps
  3. interpret information about pumps found in drawings and specifications
D-19.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose pumps

  1. identify tools and equipment to diagnose pumps, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to diagnose pumps
  3. describe method to interpret pump curves
  4. describe procedures to inspect pumps and their components
  5. describe procedures to diagnose pumps and their components
  6. identify factors to consider when determining if pumps need to be repaired or replaced
  7. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-19.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to diagnose pumps

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to diagnose pumps
D-19.02.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • pumps: non-positive (centrifugal, axial flow), positive displacement (vane, gear, peristaltic, piston, diaphragm, progressive cavity)
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings

D-19.03 - Maintains pumps

D-19.03 - Maintains pumps
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-19.03.01P inspect, modify and adjust pumps pumps are inspected, modified and adjusted according to maintenance schedule using condition-based monitoring methods
D-19.03.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-19.03.03P align components components are aligned according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.03.04P check fluid levels fluid levels are checked according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.03.05P check temperatures, vacuum, pressure and flow rates temperatures, vacuum, pressure and flow rates are checked according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.03.06P perform sensory inspection and use condition-based monitoring methods sensory inspection is performed, and condition-based monitoring methods are used to locate defects
D-19.03.07P verify maintenance requirements maintenance requirements are verified according to inspection, equipment history, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.03.08P clean or replace oil filters, strainers and breathers oil filters, strainers and breathers are cleaned or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.03.09P verify operation of valves operation of valves is verified according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.03.10P adjust packing and monitor mechanical seals packing is adjusted and mechanical seals are monitored according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.03.11P check clearances against manufacturers’ specifications clearances are checked against manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • pumps: non-positive (centrifugal, axial flow), positive displacement (vane, gear, peristaltic, piston, diaphragm, progressive cavity)
  • condition-based monitoring methods: vibration monitoring, fluid analysis, thermography, ultrasonic, rotational direction, speed monitoring, pressure and flow monitoring
  • tools and equipment: impeller lifting jig, packing pullers, packing installation tools, packing cutters, inspection mirrors, sheave alignment tools
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings
  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-19.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of pumps, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of pumps, their components and accessories, describe their characteristics, applications and purpose
  2. describe operating principles of pumps and their components
  3. interpret information about pumps found in drawings and specifications
D-19.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain pumps and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to maintain pumps and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to maintain pumps and their components
  3. describe method to interpret pump curves
  4. describe procedures to maintain pumps and their components
  5. identify factors to consider when determining if pumps need to be repaired or replaced
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-19.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to maintain pumps

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to maintain pumps
D-19.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle pumps and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • pumps: non-positive (centrifugal, axial flow), positive displacement (vane, gear, peristaltic, piston, diaphragm, progressive cavity)
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings
  • tools and equipment: impeller lifting jig, packing pullers, packing installation tools, packing cutters, inspection mirrors, sheave alignment tools

D-19.04 - Repairs pumps

D-19.04 - Repairs pumps
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-19.04.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-19.04.02P perform sensory inspection and use condition-based monitoring methods sensory inspection is performed, and condition-based monitoring methods are used to locate defects
D-19.04.03P prepare pumps for repair pumps are prepared according to repair required and SOP
D-19.04.04P verify maintenance requirements maintenance requirements are verified according to inspection, equipment history, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.05P clean or replace oil filters, breathers and strainers oil filters, breathers and strainers are cleaned or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.06P check fluid levels fluid levels are checked according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.07P check temperatures, vacuum, pressures and flow rates temperatures, vacuum, pressures and flow rates are checked according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.08P align components components are aligned according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.09P verify operation of valves operation of valves is verified according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.10P adjust packing and monitor mechanical seals packing is adjusted and mechanical seals are monitored according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.11P verify rotation rotation is checked prior to coupling connection by performing bump test
D-19.04.12P reinstall machine guarding and safety devices machine guarding and safety devices are reinstalled according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-19.04.13P check clearances against manufacturers’ specifications clearances are checked against manufacturers’ specifications
D-19.04.14P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • tools and equipment: impeller lifting jig, packing pullers, bearing pullers, packing installation tools, packing cutters, inspection mirrors, sheave alignment tools, induction heaters, lifting equipment
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (e.g., packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-19.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of pumps, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of pumps, their components and accessories, describe their characteristics, applications and purpose
  2. describe operating principles of pumps and their components
  3. interpret information about pumps found in drawings and specifications
D-19.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair pumps and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to repair pumps and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to repair pumps and their components
  3. describe method to interpret pump curves
  4. describe procedures to repair pumps and their components
  5. identify factors to consider when determining if pumps need to be repaired or replaced
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-19.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to repair pumps

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to repair pumps
D-19.04.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle pumps and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • pumps: non-positive (e.g., centrifugal, axial flow), positive displacement (e.g., vane, gear, peristaltic, piston, diaphragm, progressive cavity)
  • components: filters, breathers, wear sleeves, seals (e.g., packings, O-Rings, mechanical seal, V-rings, gaskets), impeller, shafts, wear rings, stuffing box assembly, rotating assembly, bearings, barrel, couplings
  • tools and equipment: impeller lifting jig, packing pullers, bearing pullers, packing installation tools, packing cutters, inspection mirrors, sheave alignment tools, induction heaters, lifting equipment

Task D-20 Services compressors

Task Descriptor

Compressors are used to supply air or other gases at an increased pressure. Servicing includes installing, diagnosing, maintaining and repairing.

D-20.01 - Installs compressors

D-20.01 - Installs compressors
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-20.01.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-20.01.02P confirm flow/pressure requirement flow/pressure requirement is confirmed according to engineered drawings and plant demand
D-20.01.03P determine location and elevation for installation location and elevation for installation are determined according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-20.01.04P clean and rough up base for compressor base for compressor is cleaned and roughed up using methods according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.01.05P prepare foundation foundation is prepared according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-20.01.06P prepare base, base plates and structure base, base plates and structure are prepared using methods according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-20.01.07P position compressor in place compressor is positioned in place using rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.01.08P level, align and secure compressor compressor is levelled, aligned and secured according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-20.01.09P grout to distribute load and minimize vibration load is distributed and vibration is minimized by grouting according to manufacturers’ specifications and engineered drawings
D-20.01.10P lubricate compressor compressor is lubricated according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.01.11P verify rotation rotation is verified according to manufacturers’ specifications and before engaging to drive unit
D-20.01.12P connect and align compressor to prime mover compressors is connected and aligned to prime mover through couplings, sheaves and belts according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.01.13P install safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-20.01.14P check for vibration vibration is checked according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.01.15P connect inlet/outlet inlet/outlet is connected according to manufacturers’ specifications and engineered drawings
D-20.01.16P install accessories accessories are installed according to manufacturers’ specifications and engineered drawings
D-20.01.17P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
  • methods: filing, sandblasting, buffing, scarifying
  • safety devices: light curtains, pressure-sensitive matting, keyed switches, lockouts, physical guards
  • accessories: silencers, filters, air dryers, lubricators, scrubbers, coolers
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-20.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of compressors, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify classifications and types of compressors and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of compressors
  3. interpret information about compressors found in drawings and specifications
D-20.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to remove, install and align compressors and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to remove, install and align compressors and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to remove, install and align compressors and their components
  3. describe procedures to remove, install and align compressors and their components
  4. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-20.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to install compressors and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to install compressors and their components
D-20.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to remove, install and align compressors and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to remove, install and align compressors and their components
D-20.01.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle compressors and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
  • components: temperature gauges, pressure gauges, sheaves, piping, valves, bearings, belts, filters, pressure relief valves, temperature controllers, regulators, unloading valves, couplings, seals, receivers, intercoolers, aftercoolers

D-20.02 - Diagnoses compressors

D-20.02 - Diagnoses compressors
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-20.02.01P obtain description of problem and symptoms description of problem and symptoms is obtained
D-20.02.02P perform sensory inspection of components for defects sensory inspection of components is performed to determine next steps
D-20.02.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-20.02.04P test and evaluate compressors compressors are tested and evaluated using specialized equipment and referring to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.02.05P perform condition-based monitoring methods and analysis condition-based monitoring methods and analysis are performed to detect defects not identified through sensory inspection and to determine next steps
D-20.02.06P inspect compressors and components compressors and components are inspected to determine type of repair required according to manufacturers’ specifications and condition-based monitoring methods
D-20.02.07P assess and detect faulty or damaged components faulty or damaged components are assessed and detected to determine repair or replacement
D-20.02.08P determine root cause of failure root cause of failure of compressors is determined

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
  • condition-based monitoring methods: vibration monitoring, fluid analysis, thermography, ultrasonic, rotational direction, speed monitoring, system pressure monitoring
  • next steps: repair, replace, overhaul, adjust, continue operation
  • components: temperature gauges, pressure gauges, sheaves, piping, valves, bearings, belts, filters, pressure relief valves, temperature controllers, regulators, unloading valves, couplings, seals, receivers, intercoolers, aftercoolers
  • repair or replacement: replacing bearings and couplings, replacing or refurbishing valves
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-20.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of compressors, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify compressors and their components and accessories, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of compressors and their components and accessories
  3. interpret information about compressors and their components and accessories found in drawings and specifications
D-20.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose compressors and components

  1. identify tools and equipment to diagnose compressors and components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to inspect and diagnose compressors and components
  3. describe procedures to inspect compressors and components
  4. describe procedures to diagnose compressors and components
  5. identify factors to consider when determining if compressors and their components need to be repaired or replaced
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-20.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to diagnose compressors and components

  1. identify additional training and certification to diagnose compressors and components
D-20.02.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to diagnose compressors and components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to diagnose compressors and components
D-20.02.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle compressors and components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
  • components: temperature gauges, pressure gauges, sheaves, piping, valves, bearings, belts, filters, pressure relief valves, temperature controllers, regulators, unloading valves, couplings, seals, receivers, intercoolers, aftercoolers
  • accessories: silencers, filters, air dryers, lubricators, scrubbers, coolers
  • factors: condition-based monitoring reports (e.g., worn bearings, oil analysis, vibration analysis, thermography), Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM)

D-20.03 - Maintains compressors

D-20.03 - Maintains compressors
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-20.03.01P perform sensory inspection of compressor and components sensory inspection of compressor and components is performed to locate defects
D-20.03.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-20.03.03P verify maintenance requirements maintenance requirements are identified according to condition-based monitoring methods, equipment history, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.04P clean or replace oil filters and air filters oil filters and air filters are cleaned or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.05P check fluid levels fluid levels are checked according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.06P check temperatures and pressures temperatures and pressures are checked according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.07P remove and replace safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are removed and replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-20.03.08P align shafts shafts are aligned or realigned according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.09P adjust loading and unloading set points loading and unloading set points are adjusted according to engineered drawings, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.10P drain moisture from compressors, coolers and receivers moisture from compressors, coolers and receivers is drained according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.11P verify operation of relief valves, check valves and auto drain valves operation of relief valves, check valves and auto drain valves is verified according to manufacturers’ specifications and regulations
D-20.03.12P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.03.13P identify faulty or damaged equipment faulty or damaged equipment is identified to determine repair or replacement

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
  • condition-based monitoring methods: vibration monitoring, fluid analysis, thermography, ultrasonic, rotational direction, speed monitoring
  • fluids: coolant (water, glycol, additives), oil, grease
  • safety devices: light curtains, pressure-sensitive matting, keyed switches, lockouts, physical guards
  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-20.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of compressors, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify compressors and their components and accessories, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of compressors and their components and accessories
  3. interpret information about compressors and their components and accessories found in drawings and specifications
D-20.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain compressors and components

  1. identify tools and equipment to maintain compressors and components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to maintain compressors and components
  3. describe procedures to maintain compressors and components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if compressors or their components need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-20.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to maintain compressors and components

  1. identify additional training and certification to maintain compressors and components
D-20.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to maintain compressors and components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to maintain compressors and components
D-20.03.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle compressors and components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
  • components: temperature gauges, pressure gauges, sheaves, piping, valves, bearings, belts, filters, pressure relief valves, temperature controllers, regulators, unloading valves, couplings, seals, receivers, intercoolers, aftercoolers
  • factors: condition-based monitoring reports (worn bearings, oil analysis, vibration analysis, thermography), RCM

D-20.04 - Repairs compressors

D-20.04 - Repairs compressors
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-20.04.01P repair and replace faulty compressor components or accessories faulty compressor components or accessories are repaired or replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.04.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-20.04.03P prepare compressor and components for repair compressors and components are prepared according to repair required and SOP
D-20.04.04P identify faulty or damaged components and accessories faulty or damaged components and accessories are identified to determine repair or replacement
D-20.04.05P replace faulty components and accessories faulty components and accessories are replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.04.06P set/adjust clearances clearances of compressors and components are set/adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.04.07P re-align drive components drive components are realigned according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.04.08P adjust loading and unloading set points loading and unloading set points are adjusted according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-20.04.09P ensure operation of relief, check and auto drain valves operation of relief, check and auto drain valves is confirmed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-20.04.10P install safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-20.04.11P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • components: temperature gauges, pressure gauges, sheaves, piping, valves, bearings, belts, filters, pressure relief valves, temperature controllers, regulators, unloading valves, couplings, seals, receivers, intercoolers, aftercoolers
  • accessories: silencers, filters, air dryers, lubricators, scrubbers, coolers
  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
  • safety devices: light curtains, pressure-sensitive matting, keyed switches, lockouts, physical guards
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-20.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of compressors, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify compressors and their components and accessories, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of compressors and their components and accessories
  3. interpret information about compressors and their components and accessories found in drawings and specifications
D-20.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair compressors and components

  1. identify tools and equipment to repair compressors and components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to repair compressors and components
  3. describe procedures to repair compressors and components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if compressors or their components need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-20.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to repair compressors and components

  1. identify additional training and certification to repair compressors and components
D-20.04.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to repair compressors and components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to repair compressors and components
D-20.04.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle compressors and components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • compressors: dynamic/centrifugal, positive displacement (e.g., reciprocating, radial, screw, vane)
  • components: temperature gauges, pressure gauges, sheaves, piping, valves, bearings, belts, filters, pressure relief valves, temperature controllers, regulators, unloading valves, couplings, seals, receivers, intercoolers, aftercoolers
  • accessories: silencers, filters, air dryers, lubricators, scrubbers, coolers
  • factors: condition-based monitoring reports (worn bearings, oil analysis, vibration analysis, temperature analysis)

Task D-21 Services process piping, tanks and containers

Task Descriptor

Process piping, tanks and containers are used to transport, store and mix materials. Tanks and containers may be pressurized or open to atmosphere. This task includes installation, diagnosis, maintenance and repair of process tanks and containers such as bins, hoppers and process piping. Servicing includes installing, diagnosing, maintaining and repairing.

D-21.01 - Installs process tanks and containers

D-21.01 - Installs process tanks and containers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.01.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.01.02P determine location and elevation for installation location and elevation for installation are determined according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-21.01.03P prepare and rough up foundation foundation is prepared and roughed up according to engineered drawings and site specifications
D-21.01.04P clean and prepare base base is prepared using methods according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-21.01.05P position process tanks and containers process tanks and containers are positioned in place using rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-21.01.06P level, align and secure process tanks and containers process tanks and containers are levelled, aligned and secured according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-21.01.07P check orientation of process tank and container orientation of process tank and container is checked according to site specifications and engineered drawings
D-21.01.08P grout process tanks and containers grout is applied to process tanks and containers to distribute load and minimize vibration
D-21.01.09P connect inlet/outlet inlet/outlet is connected according to engineered drawings
D-21.01.10P install components components are installed according to manufacturers’ specifications and engineered drawings
D-21.01.11P install safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-21.01.12P perform final inspection and testing process tanks and containers and components are inspected, tested and results documented according to manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • methods: filing, sandblasting, buffing, grinding, scarifying
  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors, header tanks
  • safety devices: keyed switches, lockouts, physical guards, pressure sensing, overflow sensors, proximity sensors, pressure relief valves
  • final inspection and testing: final cleaning; flow, pressure and leak tests; final visual inspection
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process tanks and containers, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify types of process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process tanks and containers and their components
  3. interpret information about process tanks and containers and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to install process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to install process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to install process tanks and containers and their components
  3. describe procedures to install process tanks and containers and their components
  4. describe procedures to inspect process tanks and containers and their components
  5. describe procedures to test process tanks and containers and their components
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to install process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to install process tanks and containers and their components
D-21.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to install process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to install process tanks and containers and their components
D-21.01.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle process tanks and containers and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors, header tanks

D-21.02 - Installs process piping

D-21.02 - Installs process piping
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.02.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.02.02P select process piping components process piping components are selected according to site specifications, engineered drawings and regulations
D-21.02.03P determine location and elevation for installation location and elevation for installation are determined according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-21.02.04P position process piping process piping is positioned in place using rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment according to engineered drawings and regulations
D-21.02.05P place and secure process piping process piping is placed and secured using supports and considering slope according to engineered drawings and regulations
D-21.02.06P check orientation of process piping components orientation of process piping components is checked according to engineered drawings
D-21.02.07P connect process piping and components process piping and components are connected according to engineered drawings and regulations
D-21.02.08P perform final inspection and testing process piping is inspected and tested, and results documented according to manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, backflow preventer, electrical
  • process piping: acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), high-density polyethylene (HDPE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • supports: stands, hangers, brackets
  • final inspection and testing: final cleaning; flow, pressure and leak tests; final visual inspection
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process piping, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify process piping and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process piping and their components
  3. interpret information about process piping and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to install process piping and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to install process piping and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to install process piping and their components
  3. describe procedures to install process piping and their components
  4. describe procedures to inspect process piping and their components
  5. describe procedures to test process piping and their components
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to install process piping and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to install process piping and their components
D-21.02.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to install process piping and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to install process piping and their components
D-21.02.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle process piping and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process piping: ABS, HDPE, PVC, stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, backflow preventer, electrical
  • hazards: residual materials, pressure, extreme temperature in pipes (e.g., below freezing, above boiling), weight, acidic (e.g., caustic, corrosive), poisonous substances, flammable, explosive, oxygen, incompatibility of materials, pinch points, radiation, pipe composition, pipe strain, asbestos gaskets

D-21.03 - Diagnoses process tanks and containers

D-21.03 - Diagnoses process tanks and containers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.03.01P obtain description of problem and symptoms description of problem and symptoms is obtained
D-21.03.02P determine if NDT or condition-based monitoring is required NDT or condition-based monitoring is determined to be required according to results of inspection
D-21.03.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.03.04P perform inspection of process tanks, containers and components for defects inspection of process tanks, containers and components is performed to determine next steps
D-21.03.05P determine root causes of failure root causes of failure of process tanks and containers are determined
D-21.03.06P remove, reinstall or replace safety guards and safety devices safety guards and safety devices are removed, reinstalled or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-21.03.07P detect and assess faulty or damaged equipment faulty or damaged equipment is detected and assessed to determine repair or replacement
D-21.03.08P determine type of repair required type of repair required is determined according to site inspection and analysis results

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • inspection: sensory inspection, gauge monitoring, gas detection monitoring, verifying limit controls, verifying for leaks
  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors
  • next steps: repair, replace, overhaul, adjust, continue operation
  • safety devices: keyed switches, lockouts, physical guards, pressure sensing, overflow sensors, proximity sensors, pressure relief valves
  • repair: patching, overlay, re-coating piping, welding/soldering, cleaning, threading
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process tanks and containers, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process tanks and containers and their components
  3. interpret information about process tanks and containers and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to diagnose process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to diagnose process tanks and containers and their components
  3. describe procedures to diagnose process tanks and containers and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if process tanks and containers and their components need to be repaired or replaced
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identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to install process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to install process tanks and containers and their components
D-21.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to diagnose process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to diagnose process tanks and containers and their components
D-21.03.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors

D-21.04 - Diagnoses process piping

D-21.04 - Diagnoses process piping
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.04.01P obtain description of problem and symptoms description of problem and symptoms is obtained
D-21.04.02P determine if NDT or condition-based monitoring method is required NDT or condition-based monitoring method is determined to be required according to results of inspection
D-21.04.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.04.04P perform inspection of process piping and components for defects inspection of process piping and components is performed to determine next steps
D-21.04.05P determine root cause of failure root cause of failure of process piping is determined
D-21.04.06P assess and detect faulty or damaged equipment faulty or damaged equipment is assessed and detected to determine next steps
D-21.04.07P determine type of repair required type of repair required is determined according to inspection and analysis results

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • condition-based monitoring methods: vibration monitoring, thermography, ultrasonic, pressure test
  • inspection: sensory inspection, gauge monitoring, gas detection monitoring, verifying limit controls, verifying for leaks
  • process piping: ABS, HDPE, PVC, stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, backflow preventer, electrical
  • next steps: repair, replace, overhaul, adjust, continue operation
  • repair: patching, overlay, re-coating piping, welding/soldering, cleaning, threading
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process piping, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify process piping and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process piping and their components
  3. interpret information about process piping and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose process piping and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to diagnose process piping and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to diagnose process piping and their components
  3. describe procedures to diagnose process piping and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if process piping needs to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to diagnose process piping and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to diagnose process piping and their components
D-21.04.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to diagnose process piping and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to diagnose process piping and their components
D-21.04.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle process piping and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process piping: ABS, HDPE, PVC, stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, backflow preventer, electrical
  • hazards: residual materials, pressure, extreme temperature in pipes (e.g., below freezing, above boiling), weight, acidic (caustic/corrosive), poisonous substances, flammable, explosive, oxygen, incompatibility of materials, pinch points, radiation, pipe composition

D-21.05 - Maintains process tanks and containers

D-21.05 - Maintains process tanks and containers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.05.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.05.02P perform inspection of process tanks and containers and their components inspection is performed to locate defects
D-21.05.03P verify maintenance requirements maintenance requirements are verified according to inspection, equipment history, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-21.05.04P clean and replace filters, breathers and strainers filters, breathers and strainers are cleaned and replaced according to indicators and manufacturers’ specifications
D-21.05.05P check temperatures, pressures, vacuum and flow rates temperatures, pressures, vacuum and flow rates are checked according to process requirements
D-21.05.06P verify operation of valves operation of valves is verified for proper function and position
D-21.05.07P adjust process tank and container components process tank and container components are adjusted according to process requirements
D-21.05.08P change liners liners are changed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-21.05.09P clear ventilation systems ventilation systems are cleared of blockages and restrictions

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • defects: leaks, wear, corrosion, erosion
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.05.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process tanks and containers, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process tanks and containers and their components
  3. interpret information about process tanks and containers and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.05.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to maintain process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to maintain process tanks and containers and their components
  3. describe procedures to maintain process tanks and containers and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if process tanks and containers and their components need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.05.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to maintain process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to maintain process tanks and containers and their components
D-21.05.04L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle process tanks and containers and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors
  • hazards: residual materials, pressure, extreme temperature in pipes (e.g., below freezing, above boiling), weight, acidic (e.g., caustic, corrosive), poisonous substances, flammable, explosive, oxygen, incompatibility of materials, pinch points, radiation, pipe composition

D-21.06 - Maintains process piping

D-21.06 - Maintains process piping
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.06.01P perform inspection of process piping and components inspection is performed to locate defects
D-21.06.02P verify maintenance requirements maintenance requirements are verified according to inspection, equipment history, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-21.06.03P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.06.04P check supports supports are checked to ensure pipes are supported according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-21.06.05P clean or replace breathers and strainers breathers and strainers are cleaned or replaced according to process requirements, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-21.06.06P check temperatures, pressures, vacuum and flow rates temperatures, pressures, vacuum and flow rates are checked according to process requirements
D-21.06.07P verify operation of process piping components operation of process piping components is verified according to process requirements
D-21.06.08P lubricate process piping components process piping components are lubricated according to site and manufactures’ specifications
D-21.06.09P adjust process piping components process piping components are adjusted according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process piping: ABS, HDPE, PVC, stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, backflow preventer, electrical
  • defects: leaks, wear, corrosion, erosion
  • supports: stands, hangers, brackets
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.06.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process piping, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify process piping and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process piping and their components
  3. interpret information about process piping and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.06.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain process piping and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to maintain process piping and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to maintain process piping and their components
  3. describe procedures to maintain process piping and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if process piping or their components need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.06.03L

demonstrate knowledge additional training and certification to maintain process piping and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to maintain process piping and their components
D-21.06.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to maintain process piping and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to maintain process piping and their components
D-21.06.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle process piping and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process piping: ABS, HDPE, PVC, stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, backflow preventer, electrical
  • hazards: residual materials, pressure, extreme temperature in pipes (e.g., below freezing, above boiling), weight, acidic (e.g., caustic, corrosive), poisonous substances, flammable, explosive, oxygen, incompatibility of materials, pinch points, radiation, pipe composition

D-21.07 - Repairs process tanks and containers

D-21.07 - Repairs process tanks and containers
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.07.01P access process tanks and containers process tanks and containers are accessed by removing components
D-21.07.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.07.03P prepare process tanks and containers process tanks and containers are prepared according to repair required using approved methods
D-21.07.04P repair leaks leaks are repaired using methods
D-21.07.05P clean process tanks and containers process tanks and containers are cleaned to prevent flow restrictions
D-21.07.06P replace faulty components and auxiliary equipment faulty components and auxiliary equipment are replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications and inspection reports
D-21.07.07P align components components are aligned according to site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-21.07.08P reinstall machine guarding and safety devices machine guarding and safety devices are reinstalled according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations
D-21.07.09P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • methods(to prepare process tanks and containers): filing, sandblasting, buffing, grinding, cleaning, SOP
  • methods(to repair leaks): replacing gaskets, tightening threads, torquing fasteners, adjusting packing glands, patching tanks and containers, welding
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.07.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process tanks and containers, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process tanks and containers and their components
  3. interpret information about process tanks and containers and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.07.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to repair process tanks and containers and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to repair process tanks and containers and their components
  3. describe procedures to repair process tanks and containers and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if process tanks and containers and their components need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.07.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to repair process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to repair process tanks and containers and their components
D-21.07.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to repair process tanks and containers and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to repair process tanks and containers and their components
D-21.07.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle process tanks and containers and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process tanks and containers: bins, hoppers, receivers, thickeners, reservoirs, storage tanks
  • components: agitators, impellers, scrapers, mixers, spargers, level indicators, skimmers, valves, walkways, ladders, steps/staircases, access panels/doors
  • hazards: residual materials, pressure, extreme temperature in pipes (e.g., below freezing, above boiling), weight, acidic (e.g., caustic, corrosive), poisonous substances, flammable, explosive, oxygen, incompatibility of materials, pinch points, radiation, pipe composition

D-21.08 - Repairs process piping

D-21.08 - Repairs process piping
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-21.08.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-21.08.02P prepare process piping process piping is prepared according to repair or replacement required using approved methods
D-21.08.03P repair or replace supports supports are repaired or replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications and inspection reports
D-21.08.04P repair leaks leaks are repaired using methods
D-21.08.05P clean process piping process piping is cleaned to prevent flow restrictions
D-21.08.06P replace faulty components and auxiliary equipment faulty components and auxiliary equipment are replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications and inspection reports
D-21.08.07P align components components are aligned according to manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process piping: ABS, HDPE, PVC, stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • methods (to prepare process piping): cleaning, grinding, sandblasting and buffing, steaming, SOP
  • supports: stands, hangers, brackets
  • methods (to repair leaks): replacing gaskets, tightening threads, torquing fasteners, adjusting packing glands, patching process piping and components, welding
  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, electrical
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-21.08.01L

demonstrate knowledge of process piping, and their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify process piping and their components, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of process piping and their components
  3. interpret information about process piping and their components found in drawings and specifications
D-21.08.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair process piping and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to repair process piping and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to repair process piping and their components
  3. describe procedures to repair process piping and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if process piping and their components need to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-21.08.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to repair process piping and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to repair process piping and their components
D-21.08.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to repair process piping and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to repair process piping and their components
D-21.08.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle process piping and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • process piping: ABS, HDPE, PVC, stainless, composite, carbon steel, copper
  • components: fittings, valves, strainers, gaskets, connectors, fasteners, flanges, expansion joints, electrical
  • hazards: residual materials, pressure, extreme temperature in pipes (e.g., below freezing, above boiling), weight, acidic (e.g., caustic, corrosive), poisonous substances, flammable, explosive, oxygen, incompatibility of materials, pinch points, radiation, pipe composition

Task D-22 Services conveying systems

Task Descriptor

Conveying systems are to transfer products safely and efficiently. Servicing includes installing, diagnosing, maintaining and repairing of conveying systems.

D-22.01 - Installs conveying systems

D-22.01 - Installs conveying systems
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-22.01.01P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-22.01.02P determine location and elevation for installation location and elevation for installation are determined according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.03P prepare foundation foundation is prepared according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.04P prepare base or mounting brackets base or mounting brackets are prepared according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.05P assemble conveying system conveying system is assembled according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.06P install conveying system components conveying system components are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.07P position conveying system in place conveying system is positioned in place using rigging, hoisting/lifting and moving equipment according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.08P align, level and secure conveying system conveying system is aligned, levelled and secured according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.09P grout conveying system conveying system is grouted to distribute load and minimize vibration
D-22.01.10P set clearances clearances are set according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.11P check direction of rotation direction of rotation is checked according to conveying requirements
D-22.01.12P connect in-feed and discharge assemblies in-feed and discharge assemblies are connected according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.13P connect belt and chain conveyors belt and chain conveyors are connected using splicing techniques
D-22.01.14P track belts belts are tracked and operate according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and in-field requirements
D-22.01.15P connect and align prime mover prime mover is connected and aligned
D-22.01.16P install sensory devices sensory devices are installed according to according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.01.17P install safety devices safety devices are installed according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, engineered drawings and regulations
D-22.01.18P energize equipment equipment is energized and started up according to site and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • splicing techniques: vulcanizing; cold splicing; mechanical; plastic welding; installing connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires
  • sensory devices: motion detectors, depth sensors, metal detectors, belt tear alarms, x‑ray devices, air cannon alarms, weight scales
  • safety devices: physical guards, emergency stops (E-stops), electronic eyes, handrails, lockouts, start and stop alarms, backstops
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-22.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of conveying systems, their components, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify conveying systems and their components and accessories, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of conveying systems and their components and accessories
  3. interpret information about conveying systems and their components and accessories found in drawings and specifications
D-22.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to install conveying systems and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to install conveying systems and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to install conveying systems and their components
  3. describe procedures to install conveying systems and their components
  4. identify factors to consider and required calculations to determine conveying system requirements
  5. describe splicing procedures on conveying systems
  6. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-22.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to install conveying systems and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to install conveying systems and their components
D-22.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to install conveying systems and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to install conveying systems and their components
D-22.01.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle conveying systems and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • accessories: dust suppressants, magnetic belts, pulsating devices, scrapers, cleaners, spray wash systems, guides, training idlers

D-22.02 - Diagnoses conveying systems

D-22.02 - Diagnoses conveying systems
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-22.02.01P obtain description of problem and symptoms description of problem and symptoms is obtained
D-22.02.02P perform sensory inspection of components sensory inspection of components is performed to identify wear and damage
D-22.02.03P inspect filters filters are inspected to identify blockages, wear and damage
D-22.02.04P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are selected and used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-22.02.05P perform condition-based monitoring routine procedures condition-based monitoring routine procedures are performed to detect defects not identified through sensory inspection
D-22.02.06P determine type of repair required on components type of repair required on components and next steps are determined according to inspection, task, manufacturers’ specifications and engineered drawings
D-22.02.07P determine root cause of failure root cause of failure of conveying system is determined

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • filters: cyclones, bag shakers, screens, precipitators
  • next steps: repair, replace, overhaul, adjust, continue operation
  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-22.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of conveying systems, their components and accessories, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify conveying systems and their components and accessories, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of conveying systems and their components and accessories
  3. interpret information about conveying systems and their components and accessories found in drawings and specifications
D-22.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to diagnose conveying systems and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to diagnose conveying systems and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to diagnose conveying systems and their components
  3. describe procedures to inspect conveying systems and their components
  4. describe procedures to diagnose conveying systems and their components
  5. identify factors to consider when determining if conveying systems need to be repaired or replaced
  6. identify factors to consider and required calculations to determine conveying system requirements
  7. describe splicing procedures on conveying systems
  8. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • accessories: dust suppressants, magnetic belts, pulsating devices, scrapers, cleaners, spray wash systems, guides, training idlers

D-22.03 - Maintains conveying systems

D-22.03 - Maintains conveying systems
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-22.03.01P perform sensory inspection sensory inspection is performed to locate damage and defects
D-22.03.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-22.03.03P verify maintenance requirements maintenance requirements are verified according to inspection, equipment history, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.03.04P check conditions conditions are checked according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.03.05P verify power transmission alignment and correct alignment of power transmission is verified and corrected, if outside of specifications
D-22.03.06P check clearances clearances are checked against manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.03.07P maintain components components are maintained according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.03.08P maintain power transmission power transmission is maintained by methods according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.03.09P adjust tracking of mechanical conveying systems tracking of mechanical conveying systems is adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications and in‑field requirements
D-22.03.10P adjust conveying system accessories conveying system accessories are adjusted according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.03.11P replace filters filters are replaced according to indicators and manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.03.12P maintain safety device components and guards safety device components and guards are maintained according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • sensory inspection: listening for excessive noise, smelling burnt or burning components, feeling for excessive vibration and heat, visually inspecting
  • conditions: temperature, vibration, lubrication, pressure, flow rates, RPM, feet per minute
  • power transmissions: couplings, sprockets and chains, sheaves and belts, hollow shaft gear boxes, hydraulic drive motors, electric motors (internal and external), fluid couplings
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • methods: cleaning, lubricating, adjusting, checking fluid levels, tensioning, replacing
  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
  • accessories: dust suppressants, magnetic belts, pulsating devices, scrapers, cleaners, spray wash systems, guides, training idlers
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-22.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of conveying systems, their components and accessories, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify conveying systems and their components and accessories, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of conveying systems and their components and accessories
  3. interpret information about conveying systems and their components and accessories found in drawings and specifications
D-22.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to maintain conveying systems and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to maintain conveying systems and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to maintain conveying systems and their components
  3. describe procedures to maintain conveying systems and their components
  4. identify factors to consider and required calculations to determine conveying system requirements
  5. describe splicing procedures on conveying systems
  6. describe procedures to track a conveyor belt
  7. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-22.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to maintain conveying systems and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to maintain conveying systems and their components
D-22.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to maintain conveying systems and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to maintain conveying systems and their components
D-22.03.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle conveying systems and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • accessories: dust suppressants, magnetic belts, pulsating devices, scrapers, cleaners, spray wash systems, guides, training idlers

D-22.04 - Repairs conveying systems

D-22.04 - Repairs conveying systems
NL NS PE NB QC ON MB SK AB BC NT YT NU
yes yes NV yes NV yes yes yes yes yes NV NV NV
Skills
Reference Code Performance Criteria Evidence of Attainment
D-22.04.01P access conveying systems conveying systems are accessed by removing components and guards
D-22.04.02P select and use tools and equipment tools and equipment are used according to task, specifications and regulations
D-22.04.03P prepare conveying system for repair conveying system is prepared according to repair required and SOP
D-22.04.04P dismantle conveying system conveying system is dismantled according to type of repair required
D-22.04.05P size, replace and align components components are sized, replaced and aligned according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and engineered drawings
D-22.04.06P repair power transmission power transmission is repaired according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.04.07P patch, shorten or replace conveying belt conveying belt is patched, shortened or replaced according to operating requirements, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.04.08P verify rotation rotation is verified prior to connecting coupling by performing bump test
D-22.04.09P adjust tracking tracking is adjusted according to in-field requirements, and site and manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.04.10P adjust and replace conveying system accessories conveying system accessories are adjusted and replaced according to manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.04.11P replace filters filters are replaced according to indicators and manufacturers’ specifications
D-22.04.12P adjust, reinstall or replace safety device components and guards safety device components and guards are adjusted, reinstalled or replaced according to site and manufacturers’ specifications, and regulations

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • power transmissions: couplings, sprockets and chains, sheaves and belts, hollow shaft gear boxes, hydraulic drive motors, electric motors (internal and external), fluid couplings
  • accessories: dust suppressants, magnetic belts, pulsating devices, scrapers, cleaners, spray wash systems, guides, training idlers
Knowledge
Reference Code Learning Outcomes and Objectives
D-22.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of conveying systems, their components and accessories, characteristics, applications and operation

  1. identify conveying systems and their components and accessories, and describe their characteristics and applications
  2. describe operating principles of conveying systems and their components and accessories
  3. interpret information about conveying systems and their components and accessories found in drawings and specifications
D-22.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures to repair conveying systems and their components

  1. identify tools and equipment to repair conveying systems and their components, and describe their procedures for use
  2. identify hazards and describe safe work practices to repair conveying systems and their components
  3. describe procedures to repair conveying systems and their components
  4. identify factors to consider when determining if conveying system needs to be repaired or replaced
  5. identify factors to consider and required calculations to determine conveying system requirements
  6. describe splicing procedures on conveying systems
  7. describe procedures to track conveyor belt
  8. identify basic electrical principles and describe their associated procedures
D-22.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of additional training and certification to repair conveying systems and their components

  1. identify additional training and certification to repair conveying systems and their components
D-22.04.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements to repair conveying systems and their components

  1. identify codes, standards and regulations to repair conveying systems and their components
D-22.04.05L

demonstrate knowledge of sustainability and environmental stewardship practices

  1. identify practices that contribute to environmental protection
  2. describe procedures to dispose of and recycle conveying systems and their components

Range of Variables (include, but not limited to)

  • conveying systems: pneumatic, belt, rollers, chain, screw, bucket, flume/water
  • components: bearings, couplings, pulleys, rollers, gear reduction units, take-ups, scrapers, chutes, bins, grizzly bars, rotary feeders, screens, tube feeders, anti-runaway device, connecting links, rivets, locking clips, pins and wires, air cannon, limit switches, magnets, sheaves, sprockets, chains, belts, belting, filters, skirting
  • accessories: dust suppressants, magnetic belts, pulsating devices, scrapers, cleaners, spray wash systems, guides, training idlers