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Know how to interpret information related to applying plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces. |
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Be able to interpret information related to applying render to produce complex internal surfaces. |
- 2.1 - Produce a risk assessment for applying render materials to produce internal surfaces.
- Including:
- method of work.
- manufacturers' technical information.
- statutory regulations.
- official guidance. - 2.2 - Use a range of sources to interpret and extract relevant information relating to applying plaster to produce complex internal surfaces.
- Including:
- manufacturers' information, given specifications, drawings. - 2.3 - Check for conformity of the information from the given specification.
- 2.4 - Produce a method statement for carrying out plasterwork in accordance with the given specification.
- 2.5 - Use information sources to produce drawings in relation to producing complex internal surfaces.
- 2.6 - Calculate appropriate quantities of materials required for producing complex internal surfaces.
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Know how to prepare for applying plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces. |
- 3.1 - Describe the methods used to select materials used in conservation work.
- 3.2 - Explain the personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements for applying plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces.
- Including:
- collective protective measures.
- personal protective equipment (PPE).
- respiratory protective equipment (RPE). - 3.3 - Explain how to protect the work and its surrounding area from damage in accordance with the given specification.
- Including:
- against damage from general workplace activities, other occupations and environmental conditions. - 3.4 - Describe the limitations and uses of plasters used to produce complex internal surfaces.
- Could include:
- water treatments, silicone. - 3.5 - Describe the potential effects of using out of date plasters.
- 3.6 - Describe the purpose for ensuring the compatibility of backgrounds and plasters applied to produce complex internal surfaces.
- 3.7 - Describe the different types, advantages and purpose of metal lathing.
- Including:
- expanded metal lathing (EML). - 3.8 - Describe the different types, uses and purpose of trims used to produce complex internal surfaces.
- 3.9 - Explain what is meant by the term pattern staining in relation to producing complex internals surfaces and how to remedy it.
- 3.10 - Explain procedures for handling and storing materials and plasters in accordance with the given specification.
- Including:
- reasons for storing in date order.
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Be able to prepare for applying plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces. |
- 4.1 - Select and use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) when applying plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces.
- 4.2 - Protect the work and its surrounding area from damage in accordance with the given specification.
- Including:
- maintaining a clean work space, disposal of waste. - 4.3 - Ensure work areas are clean and free from debris.
- 4.4 - Select the appropriate hand and power tools and ancillary equipment to carry out the work in accordance with the given specification.
- Tools including:
- plasterers' hand tools and mixing equipment. Equipment including:
- levelling equipment, mixing equipment. - 4.5 - Check that the selected materials comply with the given specification.
- 4.6 - Comply with written and oral instructions and method statements when selecting and preparing resources.
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Know how to apply plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces. |
- 5.1 - Explain how background surfaces are prepared prior to applying plaster to form complex internal surfaces.
- Including:
- Remedial works e.g. damp-proofing. - 5.2 - Explain the sequence for mixing plaster materials used to form complex internal surfaces.
- 5.3 - Explain how to apply and finish one-coat, two-coat and three-coat plaster work to a range of solid and applied complex surface backgrounds.
- Could include:
- inclined surfaces, fluted and entasised columns, curved ceilings, curved walls, coffered and beamed ceilings, niches barrels and lunettes, walls. Finishes including:
- terrazzo, mosaic, polished plasterers' finishes. - 5.4 - Explain the suitable methods of forming complex internal and external angles.
- 5.5 - Explain the setting, curing and hardening times for plasters used to form complex internal surfaces.
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Be able to apply plaster materials to produce complex internal surfaces. |
- 6.1 - Inspect and prepare background surfaces prior to applying plaster to form complex internal surfaces. To include two of the following: columns, piers, curved surfaces, concave surfaces and convex surfaces.
- Backgrounds to include: at least two from the following:
- columns.
- piers.
- curved surfaces.
- convex surfaces. - 6.2 - Mix a range of selected plastering materials to produce complex internal surfaces in accordance with the given specification.
- Materials including:
- fibered and haired mixes, proprietary, sanded and lightweight plasters. - 6.3 - Select and install sheet plasterboard materials in accordance with the given specification.
- 6.4 - Apply and finish one-coat, two-coat and three-coat plaster work to a range of solid and applied complex surface backgrounds in accordance with the given specification. To include two of the following: columns, piers, curved surfaces, concave surfaces and convex surfaces.
- Backgrounds to include: at least two from the following columns, piers, curved surfaces and convex surfaces. - 6.5 - Install expanded metal lath (EML) in accordance with the given specification.
- 6.6 - Install beads and trims in accordance with the given specification.
- 6.7 - Form internal and external angles, reveals and expansion joints in accordance with the given specification.
- 6.8 - Form entasised columns and pilasters in accordance with the given specification.
- 6.9 - Work at height from scaffold systems safely and in accordance with current legislation.
- Including:
- The Work at Height Regulations 2005.
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