Ordinance on the Master Examination in Parts I and II in the container and apparatus construction industry (Container and Apparatebauermeisterverordnung-BehAppMstrV)

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BehAppMstrV

Date of completion: 30.04.2013

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" Container and Apparatebauermeisterverordnung vom 30. April 2013 (BGBl. I p. 1203) "

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Pursuant to Section 51a (2) of the Craft Code, the last of which is Article 3 (3) (a) of the Law of 11 July 2011 (BGBl. 1341), the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, in agreement with the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, is responsible for the following: Unofficial table of contents

Article 1 Subject matter

The master test consists of four independent test parts. This regulation regulates the master examination profession as well as the examination in parts I and II of the master examination in the container and apparatus-building trades. Unofficial table of contents

§ 2 Master examination profession

For the purposes of the Master examination, the following skills and knowledge must be taken into account in the container and apparatus construction industry for the proof of professional competence in the field of vocational training:

1.

identify customer requests, advise customers, offer services, carry out contract negotiations and set order targets, calculate services and draw up offers, conclude contracts,

2.

Perform technical, commercial and personnel management tasks, in particular taking into account the operational organisation, the in-company training and further training, the quality management, the labour protection law, data protection, protection of the environment and information and communication systems,

3.

Plan, organize and monitor order processing processes; develop and implement logistics concepts,

4.

Carry out production, assembly and maintenance contracts, in particular with regard to design, production, joining and forming techniques, as well as design aspects, professional legal regulations and technical standards as well as the generally accepted rules of technology, personnel, materials, machinery and equipment, as well as possibilities for the use of apprentices,

5.

create technical work plans, sketches and drawings, including computer-based systems, and use information and communication systems,

6.

Types and properties of working and processing plant and auxiliary materials, including methods of heat and surface treatment and corrosion protection, in the planning, manufacture and repair of materials,

7.

Define material requirements and material blanks, including using computer-based systems,

8.

develop and implement concepts for premises including operating and storage facilities as well as for logistical processes,

9.

Production and process engineering plants and plant parts, in particular containers, steam generators, heat and cold exchangers made of high-, low-and unalloyed steels, non-ferrous metals and plastics as well as pipes, piping and fittings for Plan, calculate, construct, manufacture, install and document all media in the entire pressure and temperature range including the supporting structures and fastenings; energy and resource-efficient aspects are included in the planning work to take account of

10.

Inspect, maintain, document and put into service facilities and plant parts, taking into account testing and measuring techniques for function and tightness,

11.

Subcontracting and controlling the implementation of subcontracting,

12.

carry out quality checks, analyze and eliminate defects, defects and faults, evaluate results and document results,

13.

Plan and monitor construction site facilities and coordinate work processes with those involved in the construction process,

14.

Design, manufacture, assemble and repair copper-wrought work,

15.

monitor operating equipment, in particular machinery, equipment and tools,

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Carry out and document the services carried out as well as carry out post-calculations and evaluate order processing.

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§ 3 Objective and outline of Part I

(1) Through the examination in Part I, the examinee has to prove his professional competence by solving complex professional tasks and in doing so masterfully doing the activities of the container and apparatus-building craft trades. (2) Part I of the Master's examination comprises the following examination areas:

1.

a master inspection project and a technical discussion related to it, and

2.

a situation task.

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§ 4 Master examination project

(1) The test specimen shall carry out a master inspection project which corresponds to a customer order. The order-related requirements are determined by the Master Audit Committee. For this purpose, proposals of the test piece shall be considered. On this basis, the test specimen develops an implementation concept including a time and material requirement planning. He has to submit this to the Master examination committee for approval prior to the completion of the Master's examination project. The Master Examination Committee checks whether the implementation concept corresponds to the order-related requirements. (2) The Master Examination Project consists of planning, implementation, control and documentation work. (3) As a master audit project, a to carry out the following tasks:

1.

a container, an apparatus, a heat exchanger, a distilling or extraction system, each with its associated piping, connections for fittings, control and safety devices, as well as support structures, plan and manufacture,

2.

Plan and manufacture a pipe system with fittings, distributors, pumps, control and safety devices, or

3.

Design, plan and manufacture a copper-forging work, taking creative design aspects into account.

The work carried out must be checked and documented. (4) The planning documents, consisting of design, calculation and calculation, will be carried out at 35 per cent, the work carried out at 50 per cent and the control and the Documentation documentation, consisting of measurement protocols and test reports, weighs 15 percent. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Technical Discussion

The examinee has to prove that he is competent in an expert discussion about the completed master examination project,

1.

to identify the technical connections that underlie the Master's examination project,

2.

to justify the completion of the Master's examination project; and

3.

to present occupational problems associated with the Master Review project and their solutions, taking into account new developments.

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§ 6 Situation Task

(1) The situation task is job-oriented and completes the proof of professional competence for the master examination in the container and apparatus-building trades. (2) As a situation task for one of the Master examination committee to perform one of the following tasks:

1.

Check, calculate, prepare and test a curved bottom, a corner or a conical container or a shaped piece of round-the-corner design according to a given drawing, or

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Determine and evaluate defects in a pipeline or a copper-forging work according to a given drawing, create a repair concept as well as prepare and check a partial element for the repair.

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§ 7 Examination period and existence of Part I

(1) The Master examination project lasts seven working days. The expert discussion is to last for a maximum of 30 minutes and the situation task is to last for a maximum of eight hours. (2) The master examination project, the expert discussion and the situation task are evaluated separately. The examination achievements in the Master Examination Project and in the expert discussion are weighted in the ratio 3: 1. This will form an overall evaluation. This overall assessment is weighted to the test result of the situation task in the ratio 2:1. (3) Minimum requirement for the existence of Part I of the Master examination is a sufficient overall examination performance, the examination neither in the case of the examination or the examination. Master examination project still in the expert discussion still in the situation task with less than 30 points may have been evaluated. Unofficial table of contents

§ 8 Objective, outline and content of Part II

(1) The examination in Part II of the examination in the fields of action referred to in the second sentence of the second sentence of the second sentence of paragraph 1 shall demonstrate that he has competence in the field of professional competence in that he has specific theoretical knowledge in the container and (2) At least one complex case-related task must be processed in each of the following fields of action. The case-related tasks are specific to the craft sector, whereby the qualifications listed in the fields of action according to points 1 to 4 can also be linked across the scope of action:

1.

Design, manufacture, design The test specimen has to prove that it is capable of carrying out design and production engineering tasks, taking into account design, economic and ecological aspects in a container-and Machine-to-machine operation. In doing so, he is to analyse and evaluate occupational situations. In the respective task, several of the qualifications listed under points (a) to (j) are to be linked:

a)

Designing containers and apparatus as well as copper-forging, including design aspects,

b)

Create, analyse, evaluate and correct design documents, in particular functional plans, parts lists and welding plans, taking into account a contract and an offer calculation,

c)

Describe and evaluate the structure, modes of operation and functions of containers and apparatus,

d)

Describe, select, design and calculate constructions and windings for containers and apparatus,

e)

Determine the materials and justify the selection; calculate the material requirements as well as the material blanks in the drawing and calculate them computationally,

f)

Select material processing and processing in the manufacturing process, taking into account the material and the intended use, and justify the selection,

g)

Describe and evaluate the joining and forming techniques, in particular of metals, metal composites and plastics,

h)

Describe the types and applications of metallic and non-metallic protective coatings, assign them to their respective uses and justify allocation,

i)

Describe methods of surface and heat treatment as well as corrosion protection, assign them to their respective uses and justify allocation,

j)

Describe, select, and justify the selection process;

2.

Assembly and maintenance The test specimen has to prove that it is capable of handling assembly and maintenance tasks, taking economic and ecological aspects into account, in a container and apparatus-building operation. In doing so, he is to analyse and evaluate occupational situations. In the respective task, several of the qualifications listed under points (a) to (f) are to be linked:

a)

to select, select and justify the choice of assembly procedures, taking into account a contract, an offer calculation and of functional plans and drawings,

b)

Perform fault and fault search, select measures, methods and alternatives for maintenance, develop, correct and justify solutions,

c)

Determine the material and calculate the material requirements for maintenance, as well as calculate the material blanks in a computational way,

d)

describe and evaluate measures for the repair of containers and apparatus, taking into account special features of existing installations, in particular materials and materials,

e)

select measures for the repair of copper-forging work, in particular with regard to the protection of monuments, and justify the selection;

f)

Select and assess test and measurement techniques as well as test and measurement techniques for function tests, including fault search procedures; evaluate and document test and measurement results;

3.

Order processing The test specimen has to prove that it is able to plan order processing processes in a container and apparatus-building operation, also using industry-standard software, success, customer and quality oriented, whose To control and complete the implementation. In the respective task, several of the qualifications listed under points (a) to (i) are to be linked:

a)

the ability of procurement to be processed;

b)

Create offer documents and evaluate offers, also taking into account energy and resource-efficient aspects; offer calculations for different order types

c)

Subcontracting and controlling subcontracting,

d)

Evaluate the methods and procedures of the planning and organisation of work, taking into account manufacturing, assembly and maintenance technology, the use of personnel, materials and equipment, in the process, as well as quality assurance aspects, as well as Consider interfaces between workspaces,

e)

apply professional legal provisions and technical standards, as well as generally accepted rules of technology, in particular the assessment of liability in the production, assembly and service of services,

f)

Create, evaluate and correct technical work plans, sketches and drawings for work process planning and monitoring, also using industry-standard software,

g)

determine and justify the application-related use of personnel, materials, materials, machines and equipment,

h)

describe quality assurance aspects in order acceptance and the execution of orders,

i)

carry out a post-calculation;

4.

Operational management and organisation The examinee has to prove that he is in a position to carry out the tasks of the management and the organisation of operations in a container-and apparatus-building operation, taking into account the legal requirements, including under the application of information and communication systems. In the respective task, several of the qualifications listed under points (a) to (i) are to be linked:

a)

to identify operational costs, taking into account business-related economic relationships,

b)

check operational cost structures; identify operational indicators,

c)

Develop marketing measures for customer care and the acquisition of new customers against the background of technical and economic developments,

d)

the importance of company quality management for the success of the company, define quality management measures; evaluate documentation,

e)

carry out tasks of the personnel administration; the need for personnel development, in particular as a function of order situation and order processing, justify the reasons for

f)

develop operational specific measures for compliance with occupational health and safety regulations and environmental protection; assess potential hazards and define measures to prevent and eliminate hazards;

g)

Plan and represent plant-specific operating and storage equipment as well as logistic processes,

h)

give reasons for the benefits of the use of information and communication systems, in particular for customer retention and care as well as goods management,

i)

Examine the benefits of inter-company cooperations in relation to the contract, identify and assess the consequences, in particular for the company's internal organisation and the company's human resources system.

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§ 9 Examination period and existence of Part II

(1) The examination in Part II shall be carried out in writing and shall take three hours in each field of action. An examination period of six hours per day shall not be exceeded. (2) The overall evaluation of Part II shall be calculated from the arithmetic mean of the individual evaluations of the fields of action in accordance with Article 8 (2). (3) Were in no more than two of the In each of these fields of action, an oral supplementary examination may be carried out in one of these fields of action if the fields of action are the existence of Part II of the Master Examination. (4) A minimum requirement for the existence of Part II of the Master Examination is a a total of sufficient examination performance. The examination of Part II has not been passed if:

1.

a field of action has been evaluated with less than 30 points, or

2.

two fields of action have been evaluated with fewer than 50 points after the additional examination has been carried out.

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§ 10 General examination and procedural regulations, further regulations for the Master Examination

(1) The provisions of the Master Examination Procedure Ordinance of 17 December 2001 (BGBl. 2) The examination in parts III and IV of the Master Examination is determined by the General Master Examination Regulation of 26 October 2009. October 2011 (BGBl. 2149), as amended. Unofficial table of contents

§ 11 Transitional provision

(1) The examination procedures commenced until 30 June 2013 shall be completed in accordance with the provisions of the previous rules. If the registration for the examination is carried out until 31 December 2013, the provisions applicable until 30 June 2013 shall be applied further at the request of the test item. (2) Test specimens, which shall be examined after the date of 30 June 2013. If you have not passed the regulations and register for a repeat examination by 30 June 2015, you may, on request, take the repeat examination in accordance with the regulations in force until 30 June 2013. Unofficial table of contents

§ 12 Entry into force, external force

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 July 2013. At the same time, the regulation on the professional image and on the examination requirements in the practical part and in the specialist theoretical part of the master's examination for the coppersmiths trade of 28 August 1974 (BGBl. 2142).