Lfd. Nr.Training vocational training Skills, knowledge, and skill-time guidelines in weeks in Training Section
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Vocational training, Labour and collective bargaining (Section 4 (2)) Section I (1) |
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The importance of the training contract, in particular completion, duration and termination
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Mutual rights and obligations arising from the training contract
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The possibilities of continuing vocational training
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call essential parts of the employment contract
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the main provisions of the collective agreements applicable to the establishment of the establishment
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I.2 |
Construction and Organization of the Training operations (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 2) |
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Explaining the structure and tasks of the training company
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Explaining the basic functions of the training company such as procurement, manufacturing, sales and administration
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Relationship of the training company and its employees to economic organisations, professional representatives and trade unions
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Describe the basics, tasks and ways of working of the company's constitutional or personnel representation legal bodies
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I.3 |
Operational Measures relating to responsible Acting (Responsible Care) (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 3) |
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I.3.1 |
security and Health protection at work (Section 4 (2)) Section I (3.1) |
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Identify risks to safety and health at work and take action to avoid them
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apply occupational health and safety and accident prevention regulations
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Describe behaviour in the event of accidents and initiate initial measures
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Apply preventive fire safety rules; describe behaviour in fires and take measures to combat fires
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Explain the tasks of the competent professional association and the authorities responsible for occupational safety and health
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Distinguishing and handling personal protective equipment
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Serving safety devices at the workplace and maintaining their functionality
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Describe explosion hazards and take measures to protect explosions
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Apply measures to protect against the hazardous effects of electricity on different network systems
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Assign labels and marking colours of containers and conveyor systems
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Apply work hygiene rules
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Apply ergonomic basic rules and take measures to maintain health and performance
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deal with hazardous substances; explain hazards and avoid hazards
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I.3.2 |
Asset Security (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 3.2.) |
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Pay attention to exzones, ignition protection types and temperature classes
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Facilities for plant safety differ and comply with
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initiate operation-specific measures in case of disturbances
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Environmental protection (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 3.3) |
Contribute to the prevention of operational environmental pressures in the occupational field of action, in particular:
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explain possible environmental pressures through the training establishment and its contribution to environmental protection
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apply environmental protection rules applicable to the training establishment
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Use the possibilities of economical and environmentally friendly use of energy and materials
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Avoid waste; supply substances and materials to environmentally friendly disposal
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Collect, store, and provide waste for recovery
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I.3.4 |
Deploy Energy sources (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 3.4) |
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distinguish the types of energy used in the training operation and use them in accordance with the efficiency and the hazard potential; describe the relationships of energy conversion;
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Distinguish the mode of action of energy sources and use machines and equipment, in particular heat exchangers
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I.3.5 |
Bypass with work equipment and -means including maintenance and maintenance (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 3.5) |
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Serving and maintaining conveyor systems including fittings
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Using materials in accordance with their mechanical, thermal and chemical properties
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Preparing plant parts and equipment for use
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Take measures to protect against corrosion, wear, hypothermia and overheating
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Maintain and maintain work equipment
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I.3.6 |
quality management, Customer orientation (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 3.6) |
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Explain operational instruments of quality management and apply task-specific tools
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process-and customer-oriented
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I.3.7 |
Cost-oriented Acting (Section 4 (2)) Section I (3.7) |
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Take advantage of the ability to influence costs in your own workspace
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Contribute to compliance with cost targets
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I.4 |
Work organisation and communication (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 4) |
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I.4.1 |
Plan and tax of process, operating and working processes (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 4.1) |
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Select, store, dispense and deploy materials, spare parts, tools and operating equipment
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Apply flow patterns, function plans and procedural rules for planning work processes
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Set work flows and assess fulfillment times. Perform work steps and sub-tasks in accordance with economic and scheduling requirements; if you deviate from the planning process, adjust the work steps to the changed situation
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I.4.2 |
Working in a team (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 4.2) |
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Applying problem solving methods
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Apply communication rules; use tools to promote communication
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Edit and coordinate tasks in a team; evaluate, control, and present results
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I.4.3 |
Information procurement, Documentation (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 4.3) |
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Select the sources of information and apply them in the light of foreign language terms
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Different types of documentation
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Using tools for documentation
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Document and assess work flows and results
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Communication and Information systems (Section 4 (2)) Section I (4.4) |
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Use operational communication and information systems
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working with standard software and job-specific software
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Apply rules on data protection and data security
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I.5 |
Bypass with work materials and Determining Substance constants (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 5) |
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Chemical laws, in particular chemical bonding and responsiveness,
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Typical inorganic and organic reactions differ
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physical laws, in particular changes in the state of aggregation, and the influence of pressure and temperature on gas volumes
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Aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, alkanols, alkanals and carboxylic acids
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using acids, bases, salts and their solutions
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deal with solvents
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bypass with gases
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Labeling and storing working materials
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Methods for sampling and sample preparation for process control and final product testing; taking samples
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Carry out and evaluate acid-base titrates; determine pH value
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Determining the volume, mass and density of solids and liquids
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Determination and evaluation of material constants, in particular viscosity, refractive index, melting temperature
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Use and evaluate typical analytical methods, in particular photometric or chromatographic methods
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Observe physico-chemical laws, in particular on energy content in the case of exo-and endothermic reactions, as well as the influence of pressure and temperature on chemical reactions
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Information about the influence of chemical and physical properties of substances on the reaction process and consider when carrying out the process
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I.6 |
Process engineering Basic Operations (Section 4 (2)) Section I (6) |
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Distinguishing basic operations, assigning devices to their fields of application
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Define material portions and calculate the composition of mixed phases, produce defined solutions
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Crushing and classifying solids according to a process
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Separate solid-liquid mixtures, in particular by sedimentation and filtration
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Cleaning mixtures by recrystallization and distilling
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Dry solids
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Use methods of sorption
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I.7 |
Installation technology Working (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 7) |
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Machining processes of materials differ; metals and plastics are manually processed
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Connecting and sealing pipes and piping parts, taking into account pipe connection types and elements, as well as sealing materials
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Shut-off organs allocate areas of use; operate shut-off organs
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I.8 |
Maintenance of funding (Section 4 (2)) Section I (8) |
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Check shaft seals
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Distinguish, examine and put into service
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Participate in the development and expansion of funding
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Carry out and document preventive maintenance of funding
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I.9 |
Metrology (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 9) |
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Measuring principles and fields of application of devices for the determination of pressure, differential pressure, flow rate, level, quantity and temperature, and assigning them to their fields of application
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Measuring pressure, differential pressure, level, flow rate, quantity and temperature
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Measuring electrical quantities in DC and AC
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Distinguishing devices for the detection and transmission of signals
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How the actuators work differ
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Assigning functions to elements of a rule circle
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I.10 |
Operating Production facilities (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 10) |
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Describe production processes, including supply and disposal, and taking into account environmental protection measures
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Start and run plants or subinstallations and drive within the operating instructions
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I.11 |
Thermal and mechanical Process technology (Section 4 (2)) Section I (11) |
Distilling and rectifying
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Equipment and equipment for distillation and rectification, in particular in compliance with the structure, function and mode of operation, and use
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Separate liquid mixtures, taking into account the physical processes and operational requirements, and taking into account energy efficiency by distillation and rectification
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Check the quality of the products, identify deviations in the process and take action
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Filtering, centrifuging, sedimentation
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Equipment and systems for sedimentation, centrifugation and filtration, in particular in accordance with the structure, function and mode of operation, distinguish and use
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Detect deviations in the process; initiate measures in case of malfunctions
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I.12 |
Maintenance of production Facilities (Section 4 (2)) Section I (12) |
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Production facilities for repair and maintenance taking into and out of service in compliance with safety regulations and procedural conditions
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Replacing assemblies and components in accordance with component-specific installation conditions
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Securing and transporting assemblies and components
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Carry out and document preventive maintenance of production facilities
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I.13 |
Tax and Control technology (Section 4 (2)) Section I, point 13) |
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Build and verify logical basic circuits
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Isolate errors by using circuit documents
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Serving production facilities using PLT components
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Check and set measurement and control devices according to specifications and using operating-specific plans
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Design and operation of automation systems, including programmable logic controllers, and operate a system
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I.14 |
Optimize Production processes (Section 4 (2)) Section I (14) |
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Optimising the driving style of plants or subinstallations according to operational requirements
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Identify disruptions in the production process, take action to eliminate them, and assist in the elimination of such problems by professional staff
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Documenting process flows
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