The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Plan and prepare work.
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Quality assurance requirements of signage operations are recognised and adhered to. Completed |
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Safety (OHS) requirements in accordance with application tasks and workplace operations are recognised and adhered to. Completed |
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Job requirements are identified from drawings, specifications, instructions and client briefs. Completed |
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Specifications, drawings and instructions interpreted and job requirements and sequence, determined. Completed |
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Layout set out to scale using setting out techniques applicable to sign design. Completed |
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Gilding materials product range is assessed and selected in accordance with job requirements and relevant Australian standards. Completed |
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Tools and equipment and materials are selected to carry out tasks consistent with job requirements. Completed |
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Substrates are identified and prepared in accordance with planned material application. Completed |
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Routine maintenance requirements of equipment are identified and implemented in accordance with workplace and quality assurance procedures. Completed |
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Potential material shrinkage is determined to ensure quality of completed work. Completed |
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Identify and draw to scale lettering and decorative forms of signage.
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Drafted designs are set out and drawn to appropriate scale and transferred to prepared surface using direct and indirect layout methods. Completed |
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Decorative process is applied to create desired finish to specifications. Completed |
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Use gilding tools and equipment.
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Tools and equipment are selected for cutting and shaping process. Completed |
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Materials are safely held in correct position ready for cutting and shaping operation. Completed |
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Apply water gilding to signage.
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Gilding material is cut to required size and shape as specified and sign surface is prepared to receive gilding. Completed |
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Appropriate size is mixed, with colour added as designed and applied to prepared surface. Completed |
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Gilding material is applied to surface and excess material is trimmed and removed. Completed |
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Appropriate cleaning procedure and materials are selected and applied to gilded sign surface. Completed |
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Apply surface gilding to signage.
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Size is applied carefully to surface using appropriate application techniques to contain within design. Completed |
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Gilding material is applied to size using appropriate rubbing techniques, ensuring no gaps and design shape is fully covered. Completed |
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Applied gilding leaf is burnished to ensure loose particles are removed. Completed |
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Design shape is trimmed carefully where applicable, and appropriate cleaning procedure and materials are selected and applied to clean the gilded and surrounding surface. Completed |
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Clean up finished gilded signage.
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Sign and surrounding surface environment/area are cleaned and waste materials removed in accordance with statutory and regulatory authority requirements. Completed |
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Re-usable and recyclable materials are salvaged and stored. Completed |
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Tools and equipment, including personal protective equipment, are cleaned, maintained and stored. Completed |
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