Regulation on the master examination profession and the examination requirements in the parts I and II of the Master examination in the bookbinder craft (Buchbindermeisterverordnung-BuchBMstrV)

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Date of completion: 05.05.2006

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" Bookbindermeisterverordnung vom 5. Mai 2006 (BGBl. 1152), as set out in Article 25 of the Regulation of 17 November 2011 (BGBl I). 2234).

Status:

Amended by Art. 25 V v. 17.11.2011 I 2234

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(+ + + Text evidence from: 1.9.2006 + + +) 
(+ + + For application cf.  § 10 + + +) 

  

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Pursuant to Section 51a (2) in conjunction with Section 1 of the Rules of the Craft Act, as amended by the Notice of 24 September 1998 (BGBl. 3074), as defined by Article 2 (24) of the Law of 23 March 2005 (BGBl. 931), in conjunction with Section 1 (2) of the Jurisdiction Adjustment Act of 16 August 2002 (BGBl). I p. 3165) and the organization decree of 22 November 2005 (BGBl. 3197), the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology) is in agreement with the Federal Ministry of Education and Research: Unofficial table of contents

§ 1 Outline and content of the Master Examination

The master examination in the registration-free bookbinder craft includes the following independent test parts:

1.

the examination of the masterly direction of the activities (Part I),

2.

the examination of the special subject-specific knowledge (Part II),

3.

the examination of the specific business, commercial and legal knowledge (Part III) and

4.

the examination of the necessary vocational and occupational pedagogical knowledge (Part IV).

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§ 2 Master examination profession

(1) The master examination shall establish that the examinee is competent to carry out a holding, to carry out technical, commercial and personnel management tasks, to carry out the training and to carry out his professional duties. To implement responsibility for action on its own and to adapt it to new requirements in these areas. (2) In bookbinder trades, the following skills and knowledge are to be considered as holistic qualifications for the purposes of the Master Examination. be considered:

1.

Determine customer requirements, advise customers, offer services, conduct 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 company training and further training, the quality management, the liability regulations labour protection law, data protection, environmental protection and information and communication technologies,

3.

Plan, organize, run, and monitor order fulfillment processes

4.

carry out contracts, in particular in the light of manufacturing, finishing and repair techniques and design aspects, professional legal provisions, technical standards and the generally accepted rules of technology; Personnel, materials and equipment as well as possible uses of apprentices,

5.

Subcontracting and controlling subcontracting,

6.

develop and implement concepts for operating and storage equipment as well as for logistical processes,

7.

Create work plans, sketches and drawings, taking into account the work-related, material-specific, design and historical aspects, including the use of computer-based systems,

8.

Types and properties of processing materials, auxiliary materials and operating materials, in particular paper, cardboard, cardboard, plastics, films, fabrics, adhesives, leather and parchment, in the planning, design, production and repair of products take account of bookbinding,

9.

Identify, prepare and apply data for product creation,

10.

manual and machine working and processing techniques, in particular taking into account electronic, electrotechnical and mechanical control, joining and separation techniques;

11.

Set up machines, devices and tools, in particular cutting, folding, booklet, grooving, grooving and punching machines, as well as presses and use order-related equipment,

12.

Design, manufacture and repair books, containers and image frames taking into account the creative aspects, in particular the colour and mould theory and the style and historical techniques; further processing printed products,

13.

Take and document services and carry out post-calculation.

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Section 3 Outline of Part I

Part I of the Master's examination comprises the following examination areas:

1.

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

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. Proposals of the test item for the customer order are to be considered. The order-related customer requirements are set by the Master Audit Committee. 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 customer requirements. (2) The Master Examination Project consists of planning, implementation and documentation work. (3) As a master audit project, a To design, plan and calculate the product of the bookbinding. On this basis one of the following works must be carried out and documented:

1.

a single copy or

2.

a pattern development or

3.

a machine-made bookbinding work or

4.

a repair.

(4) For the work referred to in paragraph 3 (1), (2) and (3), the design, planning and calculation documents of 30 of the hundred, the work carried out at 60 of the hundred and the documentation documents shall be weighted at 10 of the hundred. For the work referred to in paragraph 3, point 4, the design, planning and calculation documents of 20 of the hundred, the work carried out at 50 of the hundred and the documentation documents are weighted by 30 of the hundred. Unofficial table of contents

§ 5 Technical Discussion

After completion of the Master's examination project, the expert discussion will be conducted. In doing so, the examinee is to prove that he can demonstrate the professional relationships that underlie the master's examination project, justify the course of the master's examination project, and work related to the master audit project. problems and their solutions, and is in a position to take new developments into account. Unofficial table of contents

§ 6 Situation Task

(1) The situation task is order-oriented and completes the qualification certificate for the master examination in the bookbinding trade. The task is to be carried out by the Master Examination Committee. (2) As a situation task, three different machines are to be set up for a customer order given by the Master Examination Committee, and a sample production with sample production is available. . In particular, the following shall be considered:

1.

Plane cutting machine,

2.

Folding machine,

3.

Buchfadenheftmaschine,

4.

Wire stitching machine or saddle stitcher,

5.

Stamping press,

6.

Rill, Ritz or punching machine.

(3) The overall assessment of the situation shall be calculated from the arithmetic average of the individual evaluations referred to in paragraph 2. Unofficial table of contents

§ 7 Examination period and existence of Part I

(1) The execution of the Master's examination project shall not last longer than four working days, the expert discussion no longer than 30 minutes, and the execution of the situation task shall not last longer than eight hours. (2) Master examination project, expert discussion and situation task are assessed separately. The examination achievements in the Master Examination Project and in the expert discussion are weighted in the ratio of 3:1. This will form an overall evaluation. This overall assessment is weighted as a ratio of 2: 1 to the test result of the situation task. (3) The minimum requirement for the existence of Part I of the Master's examination is a sufficient overall audit performance, the examination neither in the case of the 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 Outline, duration and existence of Part II

(1) The examination in Part II aims at demonstrating the competence of the examinee in the fields of action referred to in paragraph 2 by analysing and evaluating occupational problems and by identifying and documenting solutions and thereby documenting and documenting solutions to problems. (2) Fields of action are:

1.

Bookbinding technology,

2.

order processing,

3.

Management and operational organisation.

(3) In each field of action, at least one task must be processed, which must be case-oriented:

1.

Bookbinding technikThe examinee is to prove that he is able to process book-binding technical tasks in a bookbinding company, taking into account economic, design, historical and ecological aspects. In doing so, he is to analyse and evaluate occupational situations. In the respective task, several of the qualifications listed under (a) to (h) are to be linked:

a)

Assess the types and properties of plant, auxiliary and operating materials, allocate and calculate the use of these materials,

b)

Describe problems of material handling and processing, develop, evaluate and correct solutions,

c)

describe and evaluate the functioning and properties of machines, devices and tools,

d)

Describe and evaluate control, joining and separation techniques

e)

describe and evaluate the possibilities of furnishing and design, in particular embossing and hand-held gilding, as well as the feral of colour and metal cuts, reliefs, leather inlays and non-ferrous papers,

f)

represent and evaluate stylistic and historical development of material, pressure and binding techniques,

g)

describe the production techniques of single-and serial production,

h)

Describe and evaluate print media design and printing processes;

2.

Order processing The test piece is to demonstrate that it is able to plan order processing processes, also using industry-standard software, success, customer and quality-oriented, to control their implementation and to plan their execution complete. In the respective task, several of the qualifications listed under (a) to (h) are to be linked:

a)

the ability of procurement to be processed;

b)

Create offer documents and evaluate offers, offer costing,

c)

Evaluate the methods and procedures of the planning and organisation of work, taking into account manufacturing, finishing and repair techniques as well as design aspects, the use of materials, equipment and personnel, while ensuring quality assurance Represent aspects and consider interfaces between workspaces,

d)

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

e)

Develop job plans, sketches and drawings as well as evaluate and correct given job plans, sketches and drawings,

f)

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

g)

Subcontracting and controlling subcontracting,

h)

Carry out pre-and post-calculation;

3.

Management and operational organisation The test specimen shall demonstrate that it is capable of carrying out the tasks of the management and the organisation of operations, taking into account the legal provisions, including the use of information and information systems. communication systems. In the respective task, several of the qualifications listed under (a) to (h) are to be linked:

a)

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

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)

plan and present operational quality management,

e)

carry out tasks of human resources management; present the relationship between human resources management and personnel management and development;

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 present operational and storage equipment as well as logistic processes,

h)

Presenting and assessing opportunities and risks of operational cooperation.

(4) The examination in Part II shall be carried out in writing. It should not last longer than three hours in each field of action. An examination period of six hours per day shall not be exceeded. (5) The overall assessment of Part II shall be calculated from the arithmetic mean of the individual evaluations of the fields of action referred to in paragraph 2. (6) Were in no more than two of the areas in which the evaluation was carried out. In the case of a minimum of 30 and less than 50 points, an oral supplementary examination may be carried out in one of these fields of action if it allows the passing of Part II of the Master examination. (7) 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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§ 9 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

§ 10 Transitional provision

The provisions of § 8 (6) and (7) shall not apply to the examination procedures that have been initiated until 31 December 2011. These will be brought to an end in accordance with the previous regulations. Unofficial table of contents

Section 11 Entry into force, external force

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 September 2006.