AK0202 Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC) AK0203 Reporting procedures Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Inspections on the aircraft joint surfaces, sealants, grime accumulation, and damage are comprehensive in accordance with the IPM procedures IAC0202 All relevant documentation for inspection and service reports are accurately completed 2.2.3. PM-02-PS03: Inspect all water entrapment areas Scope of Practical Skill Given flight inspection instructions and inspection manual, the learner must be able to: PA0301 Inspect grime deposits or anything similar in nature PA0302 Inspect draining for water entrapment PA0303 Complete inspection reports Applied Knowledge AK0301 Flight inspection procedures manual AK0302 Flight inspection procedures manual AK0303 Illustrated Parts Catalogue (IPC) AK0304 Reporting procedures Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Inspections on the opening and clearing of all water holes from debris and water entrapment is comprehensive in accordance with the Inspection Procedure Manual (IPM) IAC0302 All relevant documentation for inspection and service reports are accurately completed 2.2.4. PM-02-PS04: Inspect all quick release fasteners and all hinged components of Practical Skill Given illustrated parts catalogue and inspection procedure manual, the learner must be able to: PA0401 Inspect locking functioning PA0402 Inspect fasteners and hinges PA0403 Complete inspection reports Applied Knowledge AK0401 Flight inspection procedures AK0402 Inspection Procedure Manual (IPM)
PA0102 Identify associated with hazardous substances PA0103 Control hazardous substances Applied Knowledge AK0101 Health and Safety procedures AK0102 and risks of hazardous substance Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0101 Hazardous substances are correctly identified, and described and all associated risks explained IAC0102 Hazardous substances are correctly and safelyy stored in accordance with health and safety procedures whilst appropriate PPE 4.2.2. PM-04-PS02: Perform heat treatment on engineering metals Scope of Practical Skill heat treatment equipment, consumables and PPE, the learner must be able to: PA0201 Determine heat treatment requirements PA0202 Prepare materials and equipment for the heat treatment process PA0203 Prepare materials and equipment for the heat treatment process Applied Knowledge AK0201 Health and Safety procedures AK0202 Inspection Procedure Manual (IPM) AK0203 Testing and inspection procedures for hardness, fractures, crazing or distortion Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0201 Metal components are inspected and tested using appropriate testing equipment correctly and following standard operating procedures IAC0202 The selection and preparation of heat treatment equipment, the lay out, stacking, suspending or loading for heat treatment is conducted safely and in accordance with workshop procedures IAC0203 Heat treatment equipment is properly cleaned and stored 4.2.3. PM-04-PS03: Apply sealants Scope of Practical Skill various types of sealants, application equipment, consumables, cleaners and manufacturers service information the learner must be able to: PA0301 Identify the type of sealant required
8.2.3. PM-08-PS03: Prevent corrosion Scope of Practical Skill attachments, paint brush, drill, sealer, grommets, anti-corrosive fluid, underseal, weld through primer, metal conditioner, anticorrosive and primers the learner must be able to: PA0301 Use corrosion protective material PA0302 Apply protective primers, paint coatings, and sealers when repairing PA0303 Conduct anti corrosion repairs PA0304 Use corrosion prevention tools Applied Knowledge AK0301 Corrosion prevention techniques and procedures Internal Assessment Criteria IAC0301 Appropriate corrosion preventive measures and materials identified in accordance with the CPCP (Corrosion Prevention Control Program) criteria IAC0302 Appropriate protective primers, coatings, and sealers used according to specifications 8.3 Provider Programme Accreditation Criteria Physical Requirements: The provider must have all the required corrosion prevention materials and tools to be able to repair and conduct corrosion prevention on an aircraft Human Resource Requirements: Facilitator should have a qualification or proven experience that includes competencies related to corrosion prevention and treatment on an aircraft Facilitator/learner ratio 1 to 15 Legal Requirements: Certificate of compliance to Health and Safety requirements Compliant to SANS requirements 8.4 Exemptions None 9. 653202000-PM-09, Detect and repair cracks, dents, fatigue, and other damages, NQF Level 4, Credits 12 9.1 Purpose of the Practical Modules
Physical Requirements: PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Machine safety guarding and emergency cut off Access to safe working procedures Access to safety documentation Hand tools Workshop machinery Machine Guards Chemicals/sealants Aircraft hangar access Fire-fighting equipment Access to aircraft sites Resource Requirements: Maximum artisan/leaner ratio of 1:3 A qualified artisan with minimum 3 years relevant industry experience and qualified as an Internal Moderator Legal Requirements: Workshop must have a certificate of compliance to Health and Safety requirements 1.5 Additional Assignments to be Assessed Externally None 2. 653202000-WM-02, Aircraft dismantle and reassembly process and procedures, NQF Level 4, Credits 103 2.1 Purpose of the Work Experience Modules The focus of the work experience is on providing the learner an opportunity to: Remove part/skin on the aircraft using the maintenance manual as a guide including removing fasteners and cleaning the mating surface. The learning contract time for this module is 129 days. The learner will be required to: WM-02-WE01: Remove part/skin on the aircraft over a period of 10 weeks WM-02-WE02: Replace part/skin on the aircraft over a period of 15.8 2.2 Guidelines for Work Experiences 2.2.1. WM-02-WE01: Remove part/skin on the aircraft over a period of 10 weeks
of Work Experience The person will be expected to engage in the following work activities: WA0101 Check the review dates of the maintenance manual WA0102 Compare and check repair work to be done WA0103 Remove fasteners WA0104 Split the part/skin from the aircraft structure WA0105 Clean the mating surface Supporting Evidence SE0101 A workplace work pack signed off by both the artisan and learner SE0102 Records of the repair work signed off by both the artisan and learner SE0103 Job card and documentary evidence of the completion of assigned activities signed off by the artisan 2.2.2. WM-02-WE02: Replace part/skin on the aircraft over a period of 15.8 weeks Scope of Work Experience The person will be expected to engage in the following work activities: WA0201 Determine the review dates for maintenance WA0202 Compare and check the repair work to be done WA0203 Align part/skin with temporary fasteners, back drill the part/skin to the aircraft and clean the mating surfaces WA0205 Align part/skin with temporary fasteners, back drill the part/skin to the aircraft and clean the mating surfaces WA0206 Permanently assemble the parts with the relevant fasteners WA0207 Permanently assemble the parts with the relevant fasteners WA0208 Compare and check the repair work to be done WA0209 Compare and check the repair work to be done WA0210 Select the correct sealant for the specific job, mix the sealants as per the required ratio, apply the sealant to the mating surfaces and clean excess sealant on the job WA0211 Permanently assemble the with the relevant fasteners Supporting Evidence SE0201 Records of review dates checked for maintenance signed by learner SE0202 Records of repair work signed by learner and artisan SE0203 A workplace work pack signed off by both the artisan and learner