Welder
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LESSON
PLAN -II
{ Manipulative
}
Objective:
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- After a Lecture, Demonstration
and Instructions { group & individual}
- The student will display
competency & mastery of the selected Task.
- The operation shall meet
recognized acceptable Codes
/ Standards
for Safety
- Quality
- Productivity
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Prerequisite:
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- The student must have completed
the
orientation lessons for
the welding
program.
- The student must have earned
the safety certificates - Personal Safety & Shop
Safety.
- The student must have Welding
Process and Equipment Safety Certificates.
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Provided With:
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- An effective
Welder Training environment.
- A competent
Welding Instructor.
- The appropreiate
Specification
& Procedure
Sheets.
- Necessary
equipment tools materials and supplies.
- Instructions and
demonstration of the task.
- An opportunity to
participate in the demonstration.
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The Student
Shall:
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- Follow
all safety procedures.
- Select
a task / fill out
procedure / specification sheets
- Setup and practice the task to
develop mastery.
- Operate equipment in a safe and
professional manner.
- Produce and present acceptable,
repetitive results.
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Evaluation:
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- Standards: AWS - NCCER -NOCTI
- Examine / test and submit to
the instructor, satisfactory welds.
- Inspector and instructor's
acceptance of test plates.
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Learning
Activity:
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- Safety check - attire and
personal equipment.
- Safety check work area and
welding equipment.
- Accumulate materials,
supplies and tools.
- Review
MSDS
and manufactures recommendations for the
process.
- Setup equipment and welding
process.
- Prepare test plates to
procedure specifications
- Setup project / test
plates.
- Review
process variables.
- Practice exercise until
acceptable results can be obtained.
- Examine test plate results for
Weld
Defects.
- Properly shutdown
equipment.
- Return unused materials and
supplies.
- Clean and secure your work
station.
- Complete Procedure
Sheet.
- Complete Qualication
Sheet.
- Have the teacher validate your
results for credit.
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TASK
LIST I
TASK
LIST II TASK
LIST III
PERFORMANCE
SPECIFICATION
PERFORMANCE
PROCEDURE
PERFORMANCE
QUALIFICATIONN