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Unit/Standard Number | High School Graduation Years 2011, 2012 and 2013  Cabinetmaking & Millwork CIP 48.0703 Task Grid | Proficiency Level Achieved: (X) Indicates Competency Achieved to Industry Proficiency Level
 | Secondary Competency Task List
100 | FOLLOW RULES FOR WORKING IN THE CABINETMAKING LAB.
101 | Review and discuss school rules.
102 | Review and demonstrate knowledge of cabinetmaking lab rules.
103 | Complete all theory assignments and homework on time.
104 | Establish short-term education and training goals.
105 | Establish long-term education and training goals.
106 | Show self initiative.
107 | Work independently.
108 | Ask for help when needed.
109 | Stay focused and on task every day.
110 | Record daily units/hour records.
111 | Demonstrate work ethics.
112 | Demonstrate problem-solving skills in completing shop projects.
200 | DEMONSTRATE PERSONAL SAFETY.
201 | Demonstrate knowledge of general safety rules for working in the cabinetmaking lab.
202 | Identify cabinetmaking lab tools and equipment.
203 | State and follow rules for electrical safety.
204 | State and follow rules for fire safety.
205 | State and follow rules for general housekeeping.
206 | State and follow rules for material handling safety.
207 | State and follow rules for eye protection.
208 | State and follow rules for hearing protection.
209 | State and follow rules for respiratory protection.
210 | State and follow rules for hand tool safety.
211 | State and follow rules for power equipment safety.
212 | State and follow rules for portable electric hand tool safety.
213 | State and follow rules for Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS).
214 | State and follow rules for ECP (exposure control procedures – blood borne pathogens, etc.)
300 | DEMONSTRATE KNOWLEDGE OF LUMBER & CABINETMAKING MATERIALS.
301 | Identify parts of the tree.
302 | Describe methods of sawing timber into lumber.
303 | Explain methods of drying green lumber.
304 | Describe and identify defects in lumber.
305 | Name various types of wood and lumber used to build cabinets.
306 | Explain how cabinet lumber is graded.
307 | Explain the differences between cabinet lumber and construction grade lumber.
308 | Identify particle board.
309 | Identify medium density fiberboard.
310 | Identify oriented strand board.
311 | Identify laminated wood products.
400 | READ BLUEPRINTS.
401 | Demonstrate knowledge of trade terminology.
402 | Draw a sketch of a product.
403 | Dimension a sketch of a product.
404 | Layout construction details.
405 | Calculate “scaled” dimensions using an architect's rule.
406 | Make an orthographic projection (3-view) drawing of a cabinet
407 | Sketch a floor plan.
408 | Draw and read a floor plan.
409 | Design a kitchen and determine its cost.
410 | Make working drawings of cabinets.
411 | Lay out stock for cabinets.
500 | DEMONSTRATE THE PROPER USE OF HAND TOOLS.
501 | Measure with a 6-foot rule or tape measure
502 | Layout an arc or circle with trammel points.
503 | Identify various types of hand planes.
504 | Set up a hand plane for use.
505 | Plane stock with a hand plane safely.
506 | Use a file to sharpen edges.
507 | Use a compass.
508 | Use a framing square.
509 | Square an angle with a try square.
510 | Use a combination square.
511 | Transfer an angle with a sliding T-bevel square.
512 | Use a level to check plumb and level.
513 | Drive and draw nails.
514 | Use various handsaws.
515 | Use chisels.
600 | PERFORM SAFE SHARPENING PROCEDURES.
601 | Sharpen a plane iron.
602 | Sharpen a wood chisel.
603 | Sharpen a spade bit.
604 | Sharpen twist drill bits.
605 | Sharpen a cabinet scraper.
700 | DEMONSTRATE KNOWLEDGE OF SAFETY RULES FOR STATIONARY POWER EQUIPMENT.
701 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the jointer.
702 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the surface planer.
703 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the table saw.
704 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the radial arm saw.
705 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the band saw.
706 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the spindle sander.
707 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the disc sander.
708 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the hollow chisel mortiser.
709 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the belt sander.
710 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the drill press.
711 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the shaper.
712 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the wide belt sander.
713 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the grinder.
714 | State and demonstrate safety practices for the wood lathe.
800 | DEMONSTRATE PROPER USE OF STATIONARY POWER EQUIPMENT.
801 | Plane wood to dimension using a surfacer.
802 | Joint or surface a piece of stock to dimension using a jointer.
803 | Cut a mortise to dimension with a mortise machine.
804 | [NAME] a piece of stock to specification using a table saw.
805 | Crosscut multiple pieces of stock with a table saw using a stop block.
806 | Cut stock to length using a radial arm saw.
807 | Cut wood to specifications using a band saw.
808 | Sand wood to specifications using a stationary power sander.
809 | Cut wood to specifications using a power miter saw.
810 | [NAME] a hole to specifications using a drill press.
811 | Sharpen tools on the grinder.
812 | Shape wood to specifications using a shaper.
813 | Fasten two pieces of stock to specification using a power fastener.
814 | Cut biscuit joints using a biscuit jointer.
815 | Turn wood parts to specification on the lathe.
900 | DEMONSTRATE PORTABLE POWER TOOL SAFETY.
901 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a belt sander.
902 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a finish sander(s).
903 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of an electric drill.
904 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a router.
905 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a circular saw.
906 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a jig-saw.
907 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a laminate trimmer.
908 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a biscuit jointer.
909 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of brad and finish nail pneumatic fastening tools.
910 | Demonstrate proper and safe use of a miter saw or a compound miter saw.
1000 | DEMONSTRATE MACHINING AND RELATED OPERATIONS.
1001 | Glue boards edge to edge.
1002 | Square a piece of solid stock.
1003 | Sand material in preparation for a finish.
1004 | Calculate and construct a drawer.
1005 | Calculate and construct a face frame.
1006 | Calculate and construct a raised panel door.
1007 | Calculate and construct a wall cabinet.
1100 | DEMONSTRATE PROCEDURES FOR CUTTING AND SHAPING WOOD COMPONENTS.
1101 | Square up solid stock.
1102 | Cut dado joints.
1103 | Cut doweled joints.
1104 | Cut miter joints.
1105 | Cut mortise and tenon joints.
1106 | Cut rabbet joints.
1107 | Cut dove tail joints.
1108 | Cut half-lap joints.
1109 | Cut moldings.
1110 | Reinforce joints with dowels.
1111 | Apply veneer edge banding.
1200 | APPLY VARIOUS GLUES AND ADHESIVES.
1201 | Follow safety rules for working with adhesives.
1202 | Demonstrate knowledge of various glues and adhesives.
1203 | Apply polyurethane glues.
1204 | Apply contact cement.
1300 | DEMONSTRATE PROCEDURES FOR WORKING WITH PLASTIC LAMINATES.
1301 | Cut plastics to size.
1302 | Trim edges.
1303 | Apply adhesives.
1304 | Apply laminate to core stocks.
1305 | [NAME] edges of substrates with laminates using contact cement-type adhesives.
1306 | Make a laminate joint.
1307 | Clean laminated plastics.
1400 | DEMONSTRATE PROCEDURES FOR ASSEMBLY.
1401 | Demonstrate use of bar clamps.
1402 | Demonstrate use of “C” clamps.
1403 | Demonstrate use of spring clamps.
1404 | Demonstrate use of parallel clamps.
1405 | Demonstrate use of frame clamps.
1406 | Demonstrate use of miscellaneous clamps.
1407 | Assemble casework using clamping devices.
1408 | Reinforce joints with blocks.
1409 | Fasten parts with screws.
1410 | Attach moldings.
1411 | Use tight-joint fasteners.
1500 | DEMONSTRATE PROCEDURES FOR INSTALLING HARDWARE.
1501 | Lay out and measure for proper mounting of hardware.
1502 | Cut a “gain” for a hinge.
1503 | Install drawer slides.
1504 | Install knobs and pulls.
1505 | Install various types of catches.
1506 | Install doors.
1507 | Install various types of hinges.
1600 | DEMONSTRATE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL OF A CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) PANEL CUTTER.
1601 | State and follow safety rules for operating CNC equipment.
1602 | Establish a tool path for the cutter.
1603 | Install and remove cutters.
1604 | Demonstrate knowledge and use of machine software.
1700 | DEMONSTRATE FINISHING PROCEDURES.
1701 | Remove excess glue.
1702 | Apply wood filler to nail holes.
1703 | Demonstrate sanding and abrading with various grits of abrasive papers.
1704 | Clean a wood surface with a tack rag.
1705 | Clean the environment surrounding a product prior to applying a finish.
1706 | Inspect surfaces of products prior to finishing.
1707 | Apply sanding sealers.
1708 | Apply water based finishes.
1709 | Spray lacquer-base and polyurethane finishes.
1710 | Apply stains with a brush and a cloth.
1711 | Clean brushes after applying a finish.
1712 | Demonstrate safety procedures to follow when using spray equipment.
1713 | Maintain a spray gun properly.
1714 | Apply finishes using various types of spray guns
1715 | Troubleshoot problems that occur in the finishing process, and demonstrate how to correct them.