the aim of the Organic Law of 19 June on Qualifications and Vocational Training is to develop a comprehensive system of vocational training, qualifications and accreditation, which will respond effectively and transparency of social and economic demands through the various forms of training. To this end, it creates the National System of Qualifications and Vocational Training, defining it in Article 2.1 as the set of instruments and actions necessary to promote and develop the integration of vocational training offerings, through the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, as well as the evaluation and accreditation of the corresponding professional skills, in order to promote the professional and social development of the people and cover the needs of the production system.

The National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, as set out in Article 7.1, is designed to facilitate the integrated nature and adequacy of vocational training and the labour market, as well as the training throughout life, the mobility of workers and the unity of the labour market. This catalogue consists of the qualifications identified in the production system and the training associated with them, which is organised in training modules.

Under Article 7, the structure and content of the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications were established, by means of Royal Decree 1128/2003 of 5 September, as amended by Royal Decree 1416/2005, 25 November. According to Article 3.2, according to the wording given by this last royal decree, the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications will make it possible to identify, define and order professional qualifications and establish the specifications of the training associated with each unit of competence; as well as establishing the benchmark for assessing and crediting the professional skills acquired through the work experience or non-formal training pathways.

This royal decree establishes five new professional qualifications, corresponding to the professional families Maritim-Pesquera, Energy and Water, Glass and Ceramic; Textile, Clothing and Skin, and Commerce and Marketing as defined in Annexes 620 to 623, as well as their corresponding training modules, thus advancing in the construction of the National System of Qualifications and Vocational Training.

According to Article 5.1 of the Organic Law of 19 June, of the Qualifications and of Vocational Training, it is the responsibility of the General Administration of the State, in the field of exclusive competence which is Article 149.1.1. of the Spanish Constitution, the regulation and coordination of the National System of Qualifications and Vocational Training, without prejudice to the competences of the Autonomous Communities and of the participation of the social partners.

The Autonomous Communities have participated in the development of the qualifications which are annexed to this standard through the General Council of Vocational Training in the phases of application of experts for the configuration of the Group of Work of Qualifications, external contrast and in the issue of the positive report that the same General Council of Vocational Training does, necessary and prior to its processing as royal decree.

According to Article 7.2 of the same organic law, the Government is entrusted, after consulting the General Council of Vocational Training, to determine the structure and content of the National Qualifications Catalogue. Professionals and approve the qualifications to be included in it, as well as guarantee their permanent update. The present royal decree has been informed by the General Council of Vocational Training and by the School Board of the State, in accordance with the provisions of Article 9.1 of Royal Decree 1128/2003 of 5 September.

In the final wording of the project, the observations of Opinion 96/2010 of 21 December on the renewal of the evaluation criteria contained in the section "Skills to be completed" have been taken into account. a real working environment " of certain training modules in the annexes accompanying the project. In addition, the errors detected in Article 2 of the project in relation to the level and codification of the Annexes have been corrected.

In its virtue, on the proposal of the Ministers of Education and of Work and Immigration, and after deliberation of the Council of Ministers at its meeting of July 15, 2011,

DISPONGO:

Article 1. Object and scope of application.

This royal decree aims to establish certain professional qualifications and their corresponding training modules, which are included in the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications regulated by the Royal Decree 1128/2003 of 5 September, as amended by Royal Decree 1416/2005 of 25 November 2003. These qualifications and their associated training are valid and are applicable throughout the national territory and do not constitute a regulation of professional practice.

Article 2. Professional qualifications that are established.

The professional qualifications set out below are related, ordered by professional families and skill levels, the specifications of which are described in the following annexes:

Professional family-Pesquera: Government of boats and jet skis destined for aquatic rescue. Level 2. Annex DCXIX.

Professional Family Energy and Water: Basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of renewable energy installations. Level 1. Annex DCXX.

Professional family Glass and Ceramics: Quality tests in glass industries. Level 2. Annex DCXXI.

Professional Family Textile, Clothing and Skin: Quality control of textile and leather products. Level 3. Annex DCXXII.

Professional Family Trade and Marketing: Road passenger traffic. Level 3. Annex DCXXIII.

Single additional disposition. Update.

Taking into account the evolution of the needs of the productive system and the possible social demands, as regards the qualifications established in this royal decree, an update of the content will be carried out of the Annexes where necessary, in any case before the end of the five-year period since their publication.

Final disposition first. Competence title.

This royal decree is dictated by the powers conferred on the State by Article 149.1.1. on the regulation of basic conditions guaranteeing the equality of all Spaniards in the exercise of rights and in the exercise of their rights. the fulfilment of constitutional duties and the 30th of the Spanish Constitution which attributes to the State the competence to regulate the conditions for obtaining, issuing and approving academic and professional qualifications.

Final disposition second. Entry into force.

This royal decree will enter into force on the day following its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Given in Madrid, July 15, 2011.

JOHN CARLOS R.

The Minister of the Presidency,

RAMON JAUREGUI STUNNED

ANNEX DCXIX

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: GOVERNMENT OF VESSELS AND NAUTICAL MOTORCYCLES INTENDED FOR AQUATIC RESCUE

Professional Family: Maritime-Pesquera

Level: 2

Code: MAP619_2

General Competition

Handle motor boats for commercial purposes less than 10 meters in length, and maximum of 12 passengers operating within inland waters and inland waters, with an adequate power to the vessel and sailing for its physical integrity, in safety conditions for its crew, third parties and with respect to the environment.

Competition Units

UC2048_2: Perform auxiliary maintenance, conservation, and control operations for motor craft and motor vehicle endowment for aquatic rescue.

UC2049_2: Run specific governance techniques for motor boats and nautical motorcycles for aquatic rescue.

UC0269_2: Run swim-specific techniques with efficiency and security

UC0011_1: Perform the ship's navigation and governance guards.

UC0733_1: Act on maritime emergencies and apply security rules to the job.

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its professional activity as self-employed or as an employed person in rescue teams, rescue teams, aquatic intervention units, both in the public sphere, non-governmental organizations, foundations, associations, as well as in private entities, whether large, medium or small enterprises offering sports, rescue and active tourism services. Its activity is carried out in companies of harbour services, in municipalities, federations, clubs and associations sports, recreational and leisure, tourist companies, hotels, camping, resorts, camps, maintenance companies of infrastructure and/or sports management, under the supervision of a technical superior and collaborating with other technicians. Their professional activity is subject to regulation by the competent authority.

In the development of professional activity, the principles of universal accessibility are applied in accordance with current legislation.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the service sectors where work of rescue, sport, leisure and leisure and tourism are carried out.

Relevant occupations and jobs

Driver-operator or driver-boat operator up to 10 m. of length in rescue teams.

Driver-operator or driver-boat operator up to 10 m. of length in aquatic intervention units.

Sailor.

Bridge Sailor.

Associated Training (430 hours)

Training Modules

MF2048_2: Maintenance, conservation, and control of motor boats and nautical motorcycles intended for aquatic rescue. (60 hours)

MF2049_2: Handling of motor boats and nautical motorcycles intended for aquatic rescue. (120 hours)

MF0269_2: Swimming. (120 hours)

MF0011_1: The ship's navigation and governance guard. (70 hours)

MF0733_1: Security and first aid on board. (60 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: PERFORM AUXILIARY MAINTENANCE, CONSERVATION, AND CONTROL OPERATIONS FOR MOTOR BOATS AND MOTOR BOATS FOR WATER RESCUE

Level: 2

Code: UC2048_2

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Check the availability and prepare the boat to motor or motor bike and endowment according to the means of production contemplated, to avoid unforeseen and to ensure operating conditions and safety in the service of rescue.

CR 1.1 Safety checks are carried out prior to the start of the rescue service to ensure the status and operation of the motor-powered vessel or a nautical bike, and in line with the leaves or control forms.

CR 1.2 Auxiliary components and systems are checked, testing, verification, control and commissioning operations are performed to ensure the intended operation of the rescue service.

CR 1.3 The faults or faults found in the motor or motorcycle craft, components and auxiliary systems, capable of immediate repair, are solved in situ, to ensure the immediate availability of use.

CR 1.4 The breakdowns or failures that require repair by the competent technician are reported to the responsible department for final resolution.

CR 1.5 The endowment, the materials and instruments of the motor or nautical motorcycle, are proven to comply with the characteristics of the regulations in force and the service of rescue to avoid unforeseen during the service.

CR 1.6 Maintenance control forms or sheets for routine checks are completed and delivered to the top technician for control and management.

RP 2: Carry out auxiliary maintenance and repair operations for the motor or motor vehicle to ensure operational status and functionality in the rescue service.

CR 2.1 The type of maintenance required by the motor boat, nautical bike and accessories and auxiliary systems, is determined if it is preventive or replacement, identifying the repairs that can be carried out within the parameters required in the instructions and repair manual.

CR 2.2 The origin and causes of breakdowns or failures are detected by performing routine checks and checks and those advised in technical manuals by manufacturers, adjusting to forms and control sheets for report and avoid new breakdowns and accident hazards.

CR 2.3 The faults and faults are detected, removing the boat to motor or nautical bike, where appropriate, to a safe place to avoid accident hazards.

CR 2.4 The repair of faults or faults which may be carried out on the spot, is carried out in a thorough and precise manner and, where appropriate, is promptly informed to the department or person responsible for intervening agreement to the instructions received.

CR 2.5 Failure or failure communication is immediately performed for the help service to be organized that is required for definitive repair.

RP 3: Perform preventive maintenance and maintenance operations of the motor and motor boat, applying the procedures and instructions established by the entity, to perform the services of form secure.

CR 3.1 The space for the realization of maintenance and conservation operations is organized, preparing the materials and tools for their purpose, in order to achieve conditions of order, safety and effectiveness.

CR 3.2 The conservation and regular maintenance of the boat to motor or nautical bike and its endowment is carried out according to the stages and sequences following the technical manuals of the manufacturer and programs established by the entity, to avoid breakdowns or breakdowns.

CR 3.3 The cleaning and interior and exterior conditioning of the motor boat, and exterior of the nautical bike, are carried out periodically, using the materials and products for this purpose, to reach the required levels of safety, hygiene and conservation.

CR 3.4 The review of the control of the motor boat or nautical bike and its endowment in the technical services (auxiliary equipment and other possible) is organized according to the deadlines and assumptions established to comply with the legality in effect.

CR 3.5 The origin and the causes of the faults and faults of the boat to motor or nautical bike have been taken into account when carrying out the controls and routine checks, the ones advised by the manufacturers and the programmed ones the entity responsible for the service in accordance with the established protocol, adjusting to the sheets and control forms to inform and avoid new breakdowns and accident hazards.

CR 3.6 The established control documents and the maintenance and preservation records are completed in a precise and readable form to provide the information requested in them to the entity responsible for the service.

RP 4: Check safety, occupational and environmental health rules in the execution of preventive and repair maintenance operations to prevent accidents that may damage the technician himself, third parties and the media environment.

CR 4.1 Personal and collective protection measures are adopted in accordance with the safety standards of the workshop established by the service of rescue service, in order to avoid risks and unforeseen inherent to the specific work.

CR 4.2 The rules on occupational health and personal and collective safety apply, according to the protocol of action and guidance for the preventive action of the entity, in order to keep the work zone free from accident hazards.

CR 4.3 Maintenance and repair operations are carried out by observing the environmental protection rules to comply with the law in force and to avoid contamination risks.

CR 4.4 The security, occupational health and environmental contingencies that have occurred are communicated promptly and according to the established model of the report, to the superior responsible, to enable their supervision and resolution.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Means of professional rescue. Motor boat and motor bike, accessories and auxiliary systems. Mechanical repair tools. Filters, propellers, plugs, lamps, fuses, cables, manometers, oils, fats. Signalling devices. Acting protocols and evidence guides. Personal protection and hygiene resources. Fuel.

Products and results:

Testing and preparation of motor boats, nautical bikes and endowments. Maintenance and repair of motor boats and motorbikes. Conservation of motor boats and nautical motorcycles. Guaranteed rescue service. Adoption of safety, occupational health and environmental standards.

Information used or generated:

Manufacturer's technical manuals. Cutting manuals. Work orders. Check-out and maintenance forms and sheets. Daily inspection sheets. Maintenance tabs. Safety and occupational health standards. Codes of conduct in natural aquatic spaces. Specific bibliography. Specialist journals.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: EXECUTE SPECIFIC GOVERNMENT TECHNIQUES OF MOTOR BOATS AND NAUTICAL MOTORCYCLES INTENDED FOR AQUATIC RESCUE

Level: 2

Code: UC2049_2

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Interpret the weather variables, environment conditions and their variability by recognizing external signs and using measuring and recording devices to achieve safe and effective navigation.

CR 1.1 Weather time is identified by interpreting the weather variables to decide the interventions.

CR 1.2 The meteorological variables (pressure, temperature, humidity, wind, cloudiness, precipitation, visibility) are detected visually and through the measuring and recording devices (barometer and barograph, thermometer and thermograph, vane, anemometer) to decide the type of navigation and intervention.

CR 1.3 Measurement and recording devices are recognized and managed to interpret and relate their data with the guidelines to be followed according to weather changes and weather forecasts.

CR 1.4 The direction and intensity of the wind, its changes and evolutions are detected by visualizations, bodily sensations or external signs, to estimate the magnitude of its force and to achieve an efficient navigation and secure.

CR 1.5 The signs and signals of the aquatic environment are recognized by relating them to weather conditions to achieve safe and effective navigation.

CR 1.6 The currents, waves, tides, water level fluctuations, breaks and lows or funds are identified to ensure the safety, rumps, and proper navigation time.

CR 1.7 Low, herring, or obstacles are detected by the shape of the waves and the color of the water to chart the ideal course.

RP 2: Prepare the materials of the boat to motor and motorcycle nautical and the specific rescue, depending on the weather conditions and the navigable space to perform the navigation with guarantees of safety and respect for the environment.

CR 2.1 The elements of the motor boat or nautical bike (hull, motor, tank, cabs) are checked to ensure their state of use and detect any anomalies that influence the subsequent navigation.

CR 2.2 The forecast of engine consumption is made by means of estimates following the manufacturer's indications and the experience gained, relating them to the estimated journey and with a safety margin to cope with possible unanticipated.

CR 2.3 The engines are checked before starting the maneuver, reviewing the absence of gases that can cause explosions, the engine oil, fuels and the cooling circuit, so that the levels and operation are those indicated in the manufacturer's manuals, in order to ensure navigation, the service entrusted and respect for the environment.

CR 2.4 The devices that guarantee the tightness are checked and reviewed in advance and periodically in navigation, to ensure their operability.

CR 2.5 Navigation instruments are reviewed in advance and during navigation to ensure their operability.

CR 2.6 Life jackets, isothermal suits, harness, rescue material and protective and safety equipment are checked and checked periodically to ensure their smooth operation and prompt location on board in case of need.

CR 2.7 Basic knots (guide, ballestrinque, cote, flat knot, eight) are executed with speed, efficiency and ability, to ensure the attachment of the elements and the safety of the maneuvers.

CR 2.8 Personal clothing and accessories (and others) are selected by considering the weather variables and occupational risk prevention measures.

CR 2.9 The elements involved in the mooring maneuver in port, anchorage or stranded on the ground are reviewed so that they are adapted to any state of the sea, wind, dimensions of the boat to motor and harbour structure ensuring the safety of the crew and the vessel.

RP 3: Perform with dexterity the start of the engines and the manoeuvres of departure from the place of origin and entrance to the place of destination (port, beach) and voluntary stranded, to carry out the maneuvers with guarantees of own safety and third parties.

CR 3.1 The start of the engines is carried out in advance, checking that there are no elements that could endanger the maneuver or the safety of the crew, third persons or the boat to motor or nautical bike, for increase their performance in subsequent navigation.

CR 3.2 The cabs, mooring and anchoring elements are checked that they are ready for the exit maneuver, ensuring their placement so that, once the maneuver is started, they do not pose a danger to the same or to the navigation.

CR 3.3 The crew is proven to be in their position and informed of the maneuver to be carried out, to ensure their safety and the effectiveness of the maneuver.

CR 3.4 Crew receives detailed information about the objectives, functions and tasks to be carried out in navigation to ensure the effectiveness of the rescue operation.

CR 3.5 The pattern is located in the place from where it can monitor the state of the navigable space assuring the government and control of the motor boat or nautical bike, to guarantee the detection of elements that will endanger the night, daytime or low visibility navigation.

CR 3.6 The maneuver of port or beach departure, and voluntary varadas, are carried out relating to the conditions of wind, currents, waves, presence of bathers, among others, in order to obtain the own safety and that of third parties and facilitate the transfer of the victim and/or third parties.

CR 3.7 The areas defined for the entry or exit of vessels are used for this purpose with rigor and do not interfere in the development of other activities, complying with the current regulations to ensure during the maneuver the safety of the maneuver, the crew and the safety of third parties.

CR 3.8 The speed of departure from the place of origin is in line with the regulations and the meteorological conditions, the environment and the navigable space, in order to guarantee the safety of the maneuver, the crew and the third people.

RP 4: Navigating with motor boats and motorbikes for water rescue, carrying out maneuvers at will adapted to the conditions of the environment, in conditions of safety, respect for the environment and in accordance with the rules of the International Navigation Regulation.

CR 4.1 The regulations on Maritime Captaincy and Port Authority, the laws in matters of ports, Marine and the competences of the state and the autonomic administration in marine matter and the hydrographic confederations are known and respect to navigate compliance with current legality, and avoid violations, penalties and accidents.

CR 4.2 The limitations to navigation on beaches, places close to the coast and marine reserves and other navigable spaces are known and respected to navigate the law in force and avoid personal accidents and environmental.

CR 4.3 The International Navigation and Governance Regulations are known and respected to prevent and prevent approaches.

CR 4.4 Address changes are made with speed and dexterity to ensure effectiveness in 180-and 360-degree gyrations.

CR 4.5 The actions of stopping or starting, backing or giving back, speed of safety and direction, are carried out adapting to the conditions of wind and sea in order to achieve efficiency, avoid waste of time, approaches and follow security conditions.

CR 4.6 The results of the maneuvers on propulsion, direction and stability are anticipated, adjusting in a coordinated manner, allowing a distribution of the weights or loads, supports, fasteners and grip of the pattern and the crew to achieve security and efficiency conditions in the service.

CR 4.7 The approach to the victim, its hoist and the trailer of the boat without government, are carried out adapting the speed, the direction and the maneuvers to carry out the rescue in the shortest possible time and in conditions of security for the employer, the crew and the victim.

CR 4.8 The action protocols established by the emergency service entity in case of emergency, due to unexpected wind or navigable conditions, material breakage and fatigue symptoms are known and apply to minimize accident hazards and achieve safety conditions.

CR 4.9 The covering to other vessels is carried out by adapting the speed, the direction and the maneuvers in the shortest time possible and in conditions of safety to perform the transfer of the victim and/or the passage of the rescuer or third parties.

RP 5: Establish internal and external communications in accordance with the procedures established by the entity to ensure safe navigation and compliance with the mission entrusted by the service of rescue.

CR 5.1 The internal and external communication systems (radio transmitters, telephones, whistles and others) are reviewed on a regular basis, confirming their operation, ensuring their operability and proposing, where appropriate, measures to fix the potential gaps.

CR 5.2 The communication with the rescue and rescue team components is established on a regular basis, checking its operability, in order to achieve efficiency in the rescue service.

CR 5.3 The internal communication with the rescue operational components involved in the emergency is established in accordance with the guidelines of the emergency plans and protocols established by the This is the way to ensure the functioning of the communication chain.

CR 5.4 The external communication with the safety and emergency bodies involved in the rescue operation is established according to the accident and following the emergency plans and protocols established by the service of rescue, to ensure intervention in the emergency.

CR 5.5 The communications, indications and decisions related to the accident and the intervention are carried out in an effective, clear and precise way, in order to ensure confidence and security situations, both in colleagues and in victims and family members.

RP 6: Use personal clothing and self-protection material as set out in the emergency service entity's risk prevention guidance and action protocol, to be identified and prevented job risks.

CR 6.1 Personal clothing with bright colors is selected for identification and personal protection of the pattern and to achieve its immediate location and prevention of occupational hazards.

CR 6.2 High sun protection creams are applied systematically and regularly throughout the day, affecting the most sensitive and sun-exposed areas to prevent sunburn and sunburn.

CR 6.3 The sunglasses with UV protection are selected and used during surveillance and, especially, in the observation of the water zones, to avoid direct solar radiation and to cushion the index of albedo of the water, which can cause burns and lesions in the eyeball.

CR 6.4 The appropriate non-slip footwear to the surface of the motor and motor vehicle, as well as the natural aquatic space is selected, and is used systematically and continuously to prevent landslides, injury and contact with potential infectious agents.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Means of professional rescue. Motor boat and nautical bike, auxiliary equipment. Natural aquatic spaces. Areas of risk and hotspots. Geographic and meteorological information systems. Balizations, separation buoys and vertical signage. Filters, propellers, plugs, fuses, cables, oils, fats. Signalling devices. Internal and external communication resources and systems: radio transmitters, telephones, whistles. Personal attire. Rescue materials. First Aid kit. Self-protection equipment and materials. Performance protocols, emergency plans and evidence guides.

Products and results:

Rumbos and coordinates set. Meteorological variables, environment conditions and identified variability. Materials from the boat to motor, nautical bike and specific rescue preparations. Start of the engines, output and input manoeuvres. Navigation with motor boats and nautical motorbikes destined for aquatic rescue. Established internal and external communications. Personal clothing and self-protection material used.

Information used or generated:

Work Orders. Reviews and maintenance sheets. Daily inspection sheets. Maintenance tabs. Observation sheets for the study of the characteristics and risk factors in aquatic spaces. Maps, maps and drawings of natural aquatic spaces. Meteorological information. Meteorological surveillance, forecasting and hydrological information. Tidal boards. Manuals and protocols for prevention, surveillance, rescue and evacuation in natural aquatic spaces. Codes of conduct in natural aquatic spaces. Regulations on centers and activities in natural aquatic spaces. Rules on civil liability. Regulation on disasters and collective emergencies. Regulation on civil protection. Environmental regulations. State emergency plans, in Autonomous Communities and municipalities. Specific bibliography. Specialist journals. Parts of action. Training manuals. Viewing of technical models.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: RUN SWIMMING-SPECIFIC TECHNIQUES EFFECTIVELY AND SAFELY

Level: 2

Code: UC0269_2

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Manage basic skills and skills in the aquatic environment to master aquatic actions.

CR 1.1 The different zambullide techniques are used effectively, achieving significant progress and maintaining guidance in the aquatic environment.

CR 1.2 Immersion when required is done with the depth necessary to access the soil of any aquatic installation.

CR 1.3 Water flotation techniques are used, alternating in fluid form, allowing for observation and orientation in the environment.

CR 1.4 The spins on the three axes within the aquatic environment are performed by maintaining the flotation, orientation and allowing for the observation of the environment.

RP 2: Run the specific techniques of the different swimming styles to perform interventions with safety and efficiency, adapting to the conditions of the environment.

CR 2.1 The material and clothing used is suitable for the conditions of the aquatic environment; temperature, swimming pool, water conditions, etc.

CR 2.2 The different forms of displacement in the aquatic environment (crol style, back, braza and its specific techniques) are made by adjusting to the models achieving fluidity and effectiveness.

CR 2.3 The different forms of displacement in the aquatic environment (crol style, back, braza and its specific techniques), are adapted to the use of auxiliary material (fins, blades, etc.).

CR 2.4 The breathing technique is adapted to the form of displacement employed, to the auxiliary material (fins, blades, etc.), to the required effort and to the conditions of the aquatic environment.

RP 3: Run displacements in the aquatic environment with adequate levels of speed and resistance to ensure the efficiency of the water performance.

CR 3.1 The swimming speed remains constant during the medium and long distance displacement in the aquatic environment by making 200 meters of swimming, in free style, in a maximum time of four minutes fifteen seconds.

CR 3.2 The efficiency and speed of the swim is maintained during long distance displacement, despite impediments such as clothing, auxiliary material, swimming conditions.

CR 3.3 Efficacy at displacement and orientation in the aquatic environment are achieved and maintained in situations of prolonged apnea either on the surface or in a submerged form.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Water installation. Specific materials: banator, cap, neoprene suits, glasses, etc. Propulsion materials: fins, shovels, etc. Specific materials of swimming learning and training: tables, pulsometer, stopwatch, etc.

Products and results:

Domain of the aquatic environment with the different styles of full swimming. Technical mastery of specific forms of displacement: kick-kick, butterfly kick and back arms. I swim in apnea. Resistance in the swim. Resistance in the intervention. Speed at the displacement in the aquatic environment. Economy at displacement in the aquatic environment.

Information used or generated:

Training manuals. Swimming manuals. Viewing of technical models. Specialized magazines and books.

COMPETITION UNIT 4: PERFORM SHIP NAVIGATION AND GOVERNANCE GUARDS

Level: 1

Code: UC0011_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Perform navigation guards, in order to contribute safely to the surveillance and control of the ship, following the instructions of the guard officer.

CR 1.1 Communications are made in a clear and concise manner at all times.

CR 1.2 The acknowledgement of receipt of orders is performed according to good marine practices.

CR 1.3 The indications of the navigation equipment are addressed and any incident is communicated during the guard worthy of mention.

CR 1.4 Acoustic, luminous or other objects are detected promptly, identified, and communicated to the on-call officer.

CR 1.5 The guard relay is performed with the established procedures and is checked to be correct.

RP 2: Perform the maneuvers of the government, with the aim of rumbering the ship in compliance with the orders received from the hierarchical superior.

CR 2.1 The direction of the rudder is maintained, within permissible limits, taking into account the area of navigation and the state of the sea.

CR 2.2 The course changes are made without abrupt and control is maintained, following the orders of the master or master.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Basic navigation equipment: magnetic and gyroscopic compass, autopilot, rudder, etc.

Products and results:

Ship government and navigation guards performed appropriately.

Information used or generated:

Ship master's orders or pattern. Fishing vocabulary.

COMPETITION UNIT 5: ACT ON MARITIME EMERGENCIES AND APPLY SAFETY STANDARDS AT WORK

Level: 1

Code: UC0733_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Act in case of ship abandonment and survival at sea following the instructions set out in the emergency plans, to safeguard personal safety and to collaborate in the safety of the ship.

CR 1.1 The location of the ship's lifeguard devices, personal protective equipment and survival craft are located and identified, according to the ship's organic frame, in order to be used in emergency cases.

CR 1.2 Measures to be taken in case of ship abandonment are adopted, following the instructions outlined in the emergency plans, in order to contribute to the success of the operations.

CR 1.3 Actions at sea and on board survival craft are executed, following established procedures, to prevent the safety of human life at sea.

CR 1.4 The instructions are clearly interpreted in the official language (IMO).

RP 2: Run fire prevention and fight operations, in accordance with the emergency plan, to preserve the safety of the ship and its crew.

CR 2.1 The measures to be taken for the prevention of fire on board are carried out, following the procedures and instructions for precautionary and established surveillance, in order to prevent them from originating.

CR 2.2 Fire-fighting devices and equipment and evacuation routes in emergency cases are located and identified, interpreting on-board signals and automatic alarm systems for the purpose of their use in this type of emergency.

CR 2.3 The methods, agents, procedures and respiratory equipment used in the fight against fires and in rescue operations are used, in the event of fire on board, taking into account the type and source of ignition, with the to prevent its spread, to achieve its extinction and the rescue of people in danger.

RP 3: Collaborate on the implementation of urgent first aid measures, according to established procedures, in order to minimize damage in cases of accidents on board.

CR 3.1 The tools, medicines, and materials of cures included in the first aid kit are used in emergency situations to help the injured on board.

CR 3.2 Treatment and care with accidents on board in cases of asphyxiation, cardiac arrest, bleeding, shock, wounds and burns are carried out in accordance with the procedures laid down for each case, with the aim of minimize damage to patients.

CR 3.3 The actions in cases of trauma, rescue and transport of accidents are carried out according to established protocols to avoid as far as possible damage to the accidents.

RP 4: Adopt personal safety measures and prevent damage to the marine environment according to the legislation established to comply with the rules on safety at work and the prevention of pollution.

CR 4.1 Information regarding the safety of the use of equipment and means of survival, personal protection, environmental and relief, is interpreted according to the established regulations, in order to minimize the risks arising from the carry out work on board.

CR 4.2 The work to be carried out anywhere on the ship is carried out in accordance with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks, using the devices and means of personal protection in order to preserve the hazards that may arise on board.

CR 4.3 The measures to be taken to prevent marine pollution are applied in accordance with the regulations established to avoid causing accidental or operational damage to the marine environment.

CR 4.4 The instructions are clearly interpreted in the official language or standard English (IMO).

Professional Context:

Production media:

Lifeguards, life jackets, survival suits at sea, thermal aids. Lifeboats, life rafts, rescue boats. Devices for the release of life rafts. Survival craft equipment, location radio, radar responder, pyrotechnical distress signals, rockets and flares, fumigate signals, heliograph, portable relief station, floating anchor etc. Water-Fire Network: Bombs. Sprinklers. Valves. Hydrants. Cannons. Hoses. Spears. Extinguishing Agents: Dry powder. Sand. Water. Foam. Steam. CO2. Inert gas. Mobile Fire-extinguishing Equipment (Manuals. By car) Fixed systems (foam, CO2, dust) Detection systems: alarms, smoke detectors, heat detectors among others. Breathing equipment: autonomous and manual. Masks. Bottle. Personal protective equipment: Trages. Helmet. Gloves. Boots. Regulatory kit. Personal and collective protective equipment: harnesses, winks, gloves, helmets, goggles, belts, clothing, footwear, among others, and all the material used in the work according to the law of protection of occupational risks. Means to prevent contamination: Material required in accordance with the MARPOL 73/78 Convention.

Products and results:

Ship Abandonment Exercises and Sea Survival and Shipwreck Search and Rescue. Training exercises in the fight against fires. Health care techniques for accidents on board. Work anywhere on the ship without accidents. Discharges of waste and discharges into the sea in line with MARPOL 73/78.

Information used or generated:

National Plan for the Marine Salvage and the fight against pollution. SOLAS Convention (Sevismar) Manual MERSAR search and rescue. MOB (man to water) from G. P. S in case of man to water. Manuals on flammable materials and fuels. First aid manual on board. Law on the prevention of occupational risks. Maritime vocabulary of the International Maritime Organization (IMO).

TRAINING MODULE 1: MAINTENANCE, CONSERVATION AND CONTROL OF MOTOR BOATS AND NAUTICAL MOTORCYCLES INTENDED FOR AQUATIC RESCUE

Level: 2

Code: MF2048_2

Associated with UC: Perform auxiliary maintenance, conservation, and control operations for motor boats and motor boats for water rescue.

Duration: 60 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Apply checking and preparation operations of a motor boat, nautical bike and endowment identifying the components of the vessels and describing their constitution and operation.

CE1.1 Define the parts of a motor boat, nautical bike and endowment, and routine checking processes.

CE1.2 Describe the mode of operation, differentiating features and functions of each of the mechanisms from which a motor craft and a nautical motorcycle are composed.

CE1.3 Identify and describe common faults or faults that can be detected and repaired in routine repairs of motor boats and nautical motorcycles.

CE1.4 Identify existing engine types by describing fixed and mobile parts of the two-and four-stroke engine.

CE1.5 Explain components of engine lubrication/lubrication systems and describe control instruments, explaining their mission and operation.

CE1.6 Explain components of engine cooling systems, and describe control instruments, explaining their mission and operation.

CE1.7 Describe the operation of power and exhaust systems, pointing to features and functions of each of the elements that compose them.

CE1.8 In a practical scenario of testing and preparation of motor boats and nautical motorcycles, taking into account the occupational risks:

-Centring the engine anchor outboard in the aft mirror.

-Secure the engine attachment systems to the mirror.

-Estimate the auxiliary fuel tank on the motor boat and connect the sockets.

-Position the dapper fin.

-Adecuate the air volume of the floats in the semi-rigid vessel models, taking into account the weather and crew conditions.

-Connect "man to water" security devices.

-Comply with a readable form or check and maintenance control sheet.

C2: Apply auxiliary operations for maintenance and repair of a motor boat and nautical motorcycle according to established procedures.

CE2.1 Explain periodic maintenance operations to be performed on a motor boat and nautical motorcycle, and its accessories and auxiliary systems indicating processes and time intervals for its realization.

CE2.2 Explain periodic maintenance operations to be performed on an engine by indicating processes and time intervals for completion according to manufacturers ' instructions and repair manuals.

CE2.3 Different breakdowns and failures that can lead to the inuse of a motor boat and a nautical bike from which they are in situ repair.

CE2.4 Fill in a statement or form of communication of breakdown of motor boats, nautical bikes and accessories and ancillary systems taking into account occupational risks.

CE2.5 In a convenient maintenance and repair scenario, perform the disassembly and assembly of the following items taking into account labor risks:

-Carcasa.

-Filters.

-Bujias.

-Anti-corrosion node.

-Helice.

-Adrization Aleta.

-Force anchor system outboard in the aft mirror.

-Water intake grating to the water-powered turbine.

-Deposit, tap and fuel primer.

CE2.6 In a convenient maintenance and repair scenario based on established procedures:

-Check system functional reset after repair.

-Perform maintenance of the facilities and media used in maintenance operations upon completion.

CE2.7 In a convenient maintenance and repair scenario based on established procedures:

-Define periodic maintenance operations and their add-ons and auxiliary systems.

-Perform the disassembly and mounting of a housing, filters, spark plugs, anti-corrosion anode, propeller, adriding fin, engine anchorage system outboard in the stern mirror, water intake grating to the turbine on a nautical bike, Fuel tank, outlet and primer.

-Different breakdowns or failures that can lead to the inuse of a motor boat and a nautical bike from which they are in situ repair.

-Check the functional reset of a system after a repair.

-Meet fault or fault communication sheets or forms.

C3: Apply preventive maintenance and maintenance operations for a motor boat and a nautical bike, locating simple mechanical breakdowns according to established procedures.

CE3.1 Verify the operational status of a boat to motor or nautical bike, carefully and carefully performing the controls.

CE3.2 In a scenario of preventive maintenance and repair taking into account the occupational risks, perform preventive maintenance operations according to established guidelines or procedures.

CE3.3 Apply a protocol for detecting and diagnosing breakdowns, following established procedures.

CE3.4 Explain external and interior cleaning and conditioning operations according to guidelines or established plan.

CE3.5 Compliment control documents and tokens established for maintenance and maintenance control precisely and readable according to established protocols.

CE3.6 In a scenario of preventive maintenance and repair taking into account occupational risks and established protocols:

-Arrange a workspace.

-Prepare materials and tools.

-Review and detect possible breakdowns.

-Clean and condition the interior and exterior of a motor boat and nautical bike.

-Fill in a maintenance and maintenance tab.

C4: Identify safety, occupational health and environmental standards in the preventive maintenance and repair of motor boats and motor vehicles.

CE4.1 Describe safety, personal health, and environmental protection standards in preventive maintenance and repair operations.

CE4.2 Explain emissions from engines and their impact on the environment, pointing to regulations on the prevention of specific environmental risks.

CE4.3 In a practical scenario of maintenance and repair operations of a motor and motor vehicle, the maintenance of facilities and means used in repair operations at the end of the same.

CE4.4 In a practical scenario of maintenance and repair operations of a motor and motor vehicle, taking into account the prevention of risks and environmental standards:

-Identify safety, personal health and environmental protection standards set out in an action protocol and according to a preventive action guide.

-Describe phases of a repair process and procedure for the disposal of waste generated therein, according to a regulation.

-Perform a report based on possible contingencies.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.8; C2 with respect to CE2.3, CE2.5, CE2.6 and CE2.7; C3 with respect to all of its criteria; C4 with respect to CE4.3 and CE4.4.

Other capabilities:

Take responsibility for the developed work.

Prove a good professional.

Demonstrate some autonomy in solving small contingencies related to their activity.

Use time and effort to extend knowledge and supplemental information.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment while respecting the channels established in the organization.

Adapt to the organization by integrating into the system of technical-professional relations.

Interpret and execute work instructions.

Transfer information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and accurate way to the right people at every moment.

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Contents:

1. Naval technology applied to motor boats and nautical motorbikes intended for aquatic rescue

Dimensions and structure of the motor boat and nautical bike. Terminology. Concept of tightness.

Accessories.

Types of motor boats and motorbikes intended for aquatic rescue on the basis of site and mission.

Mooring elements, mooring cabs, and usual-use sailors.

Human and material resources of the motor and motor-powered vessel for water rescue.

2. Mechanics of motor craft engines and nautical motorcycles intended for aquatic rescue

Maintenance and conservation protocols for the motor boat and nautical bike.

Internal Combustion Engine (M.C.I.): operation, work cycles and breakdowns (anomalies, causes and solutions). Preventive maintenance.

Explosion engine: operation, engine types according to the working cycles: two and four stroke engines. Influence on the environment of two-and four-stroke engines.

Operation of the turbine engine.

Main elements of the engine.

Consuming calculations of an engine.

Checks before start-up: boot and maneuver controls.

Influence on the environment of two-and four-stroke engines.

3. Regulations for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks in the maintenance of motor boats

Handling manual tools. Machinery handling. Use of products. Good environmental practices in the use of internal combustion engines.

Job security rules. Regulations on the prevention of specific environmental risks.

Prevention and control of marine pollution by oil spill: source of marine pollution according to the percentage of oil supply; the pollution caused by a motor boat and a nautical bike; effects of contamination in the trophic chain.

International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (Marpol 73/78); rules for preventing marine pollution from discharges of waste from ships: oily waters, oils and waste from fuels or other Hydrocarbons, dirty water, solid waste.

Acting on a hydrocarbon spill in the marine environment: Personal protective measures.

Contention. Recovery.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Classroom of physical-sports activities of 60 m².

210 m² maintenance workshop.

Natural aquatic space with public bathing areas. (Singular space not necessarily located in the teaching center).

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the carrying out of auxiliary operations for maintenance, conservation and control of the provision of motor boats and motorbikes intended for aquatic rescue, which shall be accredited using one of the following ways:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other higher-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 2: HANDLING OF MOTOR BOATS AND NAUTICAL MOTORCYCLES INTENDED FOR AQUATIC RESCUE

Level: 2

Code: MF2049_2

Associated with UC: Run government-specific techniques of motor boats and nautical motorcycles intended for aquatic rescue.

Duration: 120 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Define meteorological variables, environment conditions, and their variability to decide the intervention following established emergency plans and protocols.

CE1.1 Describe the weather variables (pressure, temperature, humidity, wind, cloudiness, rainfall, visibility) and how to know and detect them visually.

CE1.2 Identify the weather variables, explaining how they can influence decision making in an intervention.

CE1.3 Interpret the data observed in measuring and recording devices (barometer and barograph, thermometer and thermograph, veleta, anemometer) of meteorological variables, relating these to the possible intervention.

CE1.4 Explain the types of visualizations, body sensations, and external signs by which wind direction and intensity can be detected.

CE1.5 List the signs and signals of the aquatic environment that are related to weather conditions.

CE1.6 Identify and describe the conditions of the aquatic environment (currents, waves, tides, water level fluctuations, breaks, lows, and funds) that influence the safety and decision about the intervention.

CE1.7 Explain how to identify low, sandy, or obstacles by the shape of the waves and the color of the water.

CE1.8 In a practical scenario of interpreting external and meteorological signs in which there are weather variables and environment conditions:

-Define the changing conditions involved in the decision-making of the intervention.

-Relate the meteorological conditions visually detected with the conditions of the aquatic environment.

-Identify low, sandy, or obstacles.

-Identify the strength and evolution of the wind.

C2: Select and prepare materials to navigate with security guarantees and respect for the environment.

CE2.1 Verify the main elements of the boat to motor and nautical bike, carrying out in an orderly and rigorous way the controls and taking into account the respect of the environment.

CE2.2 Set consumption calculations based on estimated crossing and margin of security to deal with unforeseen events.

CE2.3 Identify the types of unforeseen events that may arise in navigation with impact in time, distance, and expected consumption.

CE2.4 Explain navigation instruments.

CE2.5 In a practical scenario of selecting and preparing the materials for navigation, verify:

-Absence of gases.

-Engine oil.

-Fuel.

-Cooling circuit.

-tightness devices.

-Navigation instruments.

CE2.6 In a practical scenario of selecting and preparing materials for navigation, checking and placing on board for a quick location:

-Lifeguards, isothermal suits, harnesses, and protective and safety equipment.

-Rescue material.

-Indumentaria and personal accessories (helmet, cap, glasses, swimwear, vests, gloves, footwear, sun protection).

-Mooring elements in port, anchorage, or ground stranding.

CE2.7 In a practical scenario of preparing a motor craft, quickly, efficiently and safely perform the following basic knots:

-Guide As.

-Ballestrinque.

-Cote.

-Plain nut.

-Eight.

C3: Run engine startup and voluntary departure, entry and varades by following the procedures laid out in emergency plans and protocols of the rescue service.

CE3.1 Explain the type of information to be provided to the crew in any rescue operation.

CE3.2 Describe the actions of the pattern on the bridge of command that ensure control of the motor or motor vehicle and the surveillance of the state of the navigable space in the initial moments.

CE3.3 Identify the functions and tasks that the crew must perform in the boot and exit maneuvers from the place of origin and voluntary varades.

CE3.4 Indicate the type of zones delimited for entry or exit at ports and beaches.

CE3.5 Explain the rules and conditions that influence the exit velocity of the place of origin.

CE3.6 In a practical scenario of starting engines and maneuvers of entry, exit and voluntary stranded, without endangering the safety of the crew or third persons, perform the following actions:

-Place the crew in place to ensure the maneuver.

-To be placed in a position to monitor the status of the navigable space and control of the motor or nautical motorcycle.

-Explain the task to each crew member.

-Engine startup.

-Checking of cabs, mooring elements and anchorage ready for maneuver.

-Crew check in place.

-Checking information about the maneuver.

-Port or beach exit at controlled speed and respecting the enclosed areas for entry or exit without endangering the safety of the crew or third parties.

C4: Carry out government manoeuvres of a motor boat and nautical bike destined for aquatic rescue, adapting to the conditions of the environment and complying with the maritime law and the current rules of navigation.

CE4.1 Describe the norms of Maritime Capitania and Port Authority, as well as the laws of Ports, Navy and state competences and the autonomic administration in marine matter and navigation and hydrographic confederations.

CE4.2 Explain the limitations of navigation on beaches, places close to the coast and marine reserves according to current legislation.

CE4.3 Identify the rules of the International Navigation Regulations to prevent and prevent accidents by boarding.

CE4.4 Identify the main technical actions in the rescue possibilities.

CE4.5 Explain the protocols to be applied in case of emergency, symptoms of fatigue, difficulties in relation to breakage or damage of the material and in unexpected conditions of wind or navigable space.

CE4.6 Identify the functions and tasks that the crew will have to carry out on arrival and docking maneuvers in port or stranded on the beach.

CE4.7 In a convenient navigation scenario:

-Adecuate the devices based on the physical characteristics of the pattern.

-Use during displacement the controls, mechanisms, and devices effectively and in accordance with the conditions of the state of the navigable space.

-Maintain the security speed and direction to the execution of the most effective maneuvers in the mission entrusted.

-Indicate the technical actions of the crew.

-Continue the march by making sure it can be done safely for the crew or third parties.

-To indicate with sufficient time the maneuvers involving lateral displacements, increase of speed, changes of direction or direction, among others.

-Identify and observe system performance indicators.

-Stop, stop, reverse or reverse and, if necessary, resume the march without endangering the crew or third parties.

CE4.8 In a convenient navigation scenario:

-Perform the beach entry maneuver.

-Perform arrival and docking maneuvers in port at the controlled speed and respecting the delimited zones for entry or exit.

-Run 180-and 360-degree turn-steering changes and spin maneuvers.

-Perform the maneuver before falling to the water of the crew.

-Perform the wiggle before the pattern water falls.

-Perform the approach to victim and/or cover the crashed craft.

-Perform the rescue and victim-lifting maneuver.

-Perform the towing maneuver to a ship without a government.

-Perform the approach and rescue maneuver of cliff or area with low presence.

C5: Perform internal and external communications during the government of the boat to motor and nautical bike complying with the emergency plans and protocols established by the entity.

CE5.1 Describe internal and external communication systems (radio transmitters, telephones, whistles, and other possible) and explain their maintenance.

CE5.2 Establish communication with the rescue and rescue team components in the face of different situations and problems, checking the performance of the materials and the efficiency of the transmission.

CE5.3 In a convenient navigation scenario given a protocol, establish communications with:

-Other first responders on the work team.

-Security and emergency bodies.

-Users of the bathing area.

-Victims of the accident.

CE5.4 In a convenient navigation scenario where a rescue is simulated, given a protocol, set:

-Internal communication with the rescue operational components involved in the emergency.

-External communication with security and emergency bodies that have to intervene in the rescue operation.

C6: Observe and apply the self-protection and occupational risk prevention measures that the employer must take.

CE6.1 Describe the importance of personal identification of the pattern and the consequences for errors when not using it.

CE6.2 Define material and personal resources for effective prevention of occupational hazards in natural aquatic spaces: type of protective creams, sunglasses, cap, footwear, and other possible.

CE6.3 In a practical case of government of motor boats and nautical motorcycles, identify the material resources and equipment for self-protection and prevention of occupational hazards taking into account:

-Characteristics of the natural aquatic space.

-Environmental conditions.

-Self-protection elements and systems.

-Actions that are performed more frequently.

CE6.4 In a practical scenario of government of motor boats and nautical motorcycles, develop and apply a protocol of personal care and self-protection that the employer must perform during the performance of his work.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.8; C2 with respect to CE2.5, CE2.6 and CE2.7; C3 with respect to CE3.6; C4 for CE4.7 and CE4.8; C5 for CE5.3 and CE5.4; C6 for CE6.3 and CE6.4.

Other capabilities:

Responsible for the work develops.

Prove a good professional.

Demonstrate some autonomy in solving small contingencies related to their activity.

Use time and effort to extend knowledge and supplemental information.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment while respecting the channels established in the organization.

Adapt to the organization by integrating into the system of technical-professional relations.

Interpret and execute work instructions.

Transfer information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and accurate way to the right people at every moment.

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Contents:

1. Meteorology applied to navigation with motor boat and nautical motorcycle intended for aquatic rescue

Concept of Meteorology. The meteorological variables (pressure, temperature, wind, cloudiness, humidity, visibility, precipitation). Measuring and recording equipment of the main meteorological variables. Cold front and hot concept. Classification of the state of the sea: Douglas scale. Classification of the force or intensity of the wind: Beaufort scale. Systems of high and low pressures and time that originate. Interpretation of meteorological parts and means of dissemination. Bad weather: definition, way of governing the vessel, concept of stability, measures to be taken on board with bad weather, low visibility (precautions in navigation in someras waters); Formas of governing the sea with bad weather, weather the temporary, run the time.

2. Regulations applied to navigation with motor boats and nautical motorcycles intended for aquatic rescue, in order to prevent approaches

Competencies of the state and autonomic administration in maritime matters. The Maritime Captaincy. Concept and functions of the Maritime Captain. Ports of the State and the Merchant Navy. Hydrographic confederations. Basic concepts. Main responsibilities, infringements and sanctions. The Port Authority. Concept and functions. Limitations to navigation on beaches, places close to the coast. Beaches, access channels. Marine reserves. Registration of vessels and inspections. Certificate of navigability. National flag. Rescue: an obligation to provide assistance to persons. International regulation to prevent approaches. Exemptions in the International Regulations to prevent approaches. Current rules on navigability in inland waters.

3. Safety in navigation with motor boats and nautical motorbikes intended for aquatic rescue

Regulatory security material according to the navigation zones. Self-protection material. Way to use life jacket, fire extinguishers, pyrotechnic signals, signal mirror. Preparations before starting the maneuver: engine oil check, fuel level, fuel and oil filter, cooling circuit. Prevention of risks and occupational safety during the service of rescue. Emergencies at sea; personal accidents; man in the water; breakdowns; towing; boarding; involuntary stranding; water and flood paths; fire prevention and explosions; measures to be taken before leaving a motor boat or nautical bike. State marine rescue society. Government of motor boats and nautical motorcycles: Agents influencing the maneuver; position on board of the skipper and crew; navigation in and out of the area of the romping; maneuver of exit from the beach; maneuver of entrance on the beach; maneuver of (a) the use of a single vessel; a manoeuvring to cover another vessel; the collection of crew members from another vessel; a manoeuvring to a vessel in distress; fall to the water of the patron or rescuer; maneuver of approach to the area of the area or with the presence of Measures to be taken in the face of the overturning of a motor boat and a nautical bike; mooring manoeuvres.

4. Communication in navigation with motor boats and nautical motorbikes intended for aquatic rescue

Communications. Definitions. Discipline in the use of radio telephony. Link procedure. Working channels. General procedure. Messages of distress, urgency and security. Special services. Obligations. Major communications equipment. Protection measures against the marine environment. Aspects to be taken into account in the use of communications on board vessels to motor or nautical motorcycles intended for aquatic rescue.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Classroom 60 m² workshop.

Natural aquatic space with public bathing areas. (Singular space not necessarily located in the teaching center).

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the implementation of specific government techniques for motor boats and motor bikes intended for aquatic rescue, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other higher-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 3: SWIMMING

Level: 2

Code: MF0269_2

Associated with UC: Run specific swimming techniques with efficacy and safety

Duration: 120 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Apply basic skills and skills in the aquatic environment.

CE1.1 Keep in dynamic flotation for 30 seconds by making two full turns around the body's longitudinal axis.

CE1.2 Make two consecutive turns around the body's transverse axis, keeping your head inside the water.

CE1.3 Perform a dive to collect an object located more than 2 meters deep.

CE1.4 Located on the edge of the pool perform the entrance into the water head and feet controlling the depth that is reached during the plunge.

C2: Dominate the specific techniques of swimming in the aquatic environment.

CE2.1 Perform 200 meters of swimming by alternating the styles of braza, crol and back, swimming a minimum of 50 meters in each style, holding the breath on the two sides alternately in the style and swimming of form continuous and fluid.

CE2.2 Perform 300 meters of swimming with fins in a maximum time of five minutes and thirty seconds, correctly coordinating breathing and movements and swimming continuously and smoothly.

CE2.3 Perform 100 meters of swimming with auxiliary material, alternating movements isolated from back arms, braza legs and butterfly legs for at least 25 consecutive meters each.

C3: Perform displacement in the aquatic environment with adequate levels of speed and resistance.

CE3.1 Perform 200 meters of swimming, in free style, in a maximum time of four minutes fifteen seconds.

CE3.2 Perform 100 meters of swimming, in free style, in a maximum time of one minute fifty seconds.

CE3.3 Diving over a distance of twenty-five meters (continuous apnea), collecting ten rings from the bottom, distributed in zig-zag along a street of the pool, placed every two meters, from five meters of the exit.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

Contents:

1. Adaptation to the aquatic environment. Basic skills and skills practices:

Breathing.

Dives and dives.

Alines.

Flotation and balances.

Spins.

Combinations of skills.

2. Basic techniques in all 4 styles:

Position and breath.

Arms movement.

Movement of legs.

Coordination.

3. Practice of swimming for the development of resistance in the aquatic environment

4. Practice swimming for the development of the swimming speed

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Heated swimming pool 25 meters long and 2 meters deep (singular space not necessarily located in the training center).

Professional trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the competence of executing specific swimming techniques, which will be accredited by one of the following ways:

-Academic training of Superior Technician, Senior Sports Technician and others of higher level, related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of three years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 4: NAVIGATION AND GOVERNANCE OF THE SHIP

Level: 1

Code: MF0011_1

Associated with UC: Perform the ship's navigation and governance guards.

Duration: 70 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Perform the navigation guard by exercising the lookout service.

CE1.1 Correct the received orders and communications.

CE1.2 Successfully interpret the information provided by the Basic Navigation and Government teams.

CE1.3 Identify the acoustic lights or signals of the ships and the beacon correctly.

CE1.4 Describe the guard relay procedure.

CE1.5 In a practical scenario: properly use the ship's internal communications systems, alarm systems, and security equipment.

C2: Ruling the ship in compliance with the orders received, even if they are in English.

In a scenario:

CE2.1 Keep track correctly in all weather and navigation conditions, within acceptable limits.

CE2.2 Successfully perform the course changes.

CE2.3 Correctly interpret orders and communications received in different languages.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to practices in the detection of acoustic signals, lights or other objects and transmission of approximate delays. Practices on emergency situations, relief and warning signs. Proof of delivery, performance and guard relief.

C2 with respect to the use of magnetic and gyroscopic compas. Practices in sustained course maintenance with the rudder and course changes.

Contents:

1. Naval Technology

Knowledge about the nomenclature and definitions on board on the government bridge and ship deck.

Government of the vessel.

Use of internal communications systems on board.

Use of magnetic and girocompass compasses.

Orders at the helm in Spanish.

Step from Autopilot to manual governance and vice versa.

2. Navigation Guard

Information required to perform a secure guard.

Delivery, staging, and relay procedures on call.

The duties of the lookout included the notification of the approximate delay.

Address Regulation.

General idea of the International Signals Regulations.

Acoustic signals, lights, and other objects.

3. English

Normalized maritime navigation vocabulary in English.

Orders to the helmsman in English.

Aspects of on-call tasks.

Practical tests of the helmsman in English.

4. Maritime safety and pollution

Knowledge of the duties in case of emergency and warning signs.

Knowledge of the pyrotechnic distress signals. Satellite radiobalises and RESAR.

Precautions to avoid false distress alerts and measures to be taken in case they are accidentally activated.

Elementary environmental protection procedures.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of 45 m².

60 m² security and survival workshop, equipped, among other equipment, with: Maneuvers simulator, with automatic and manual pilot, capable of performing the functions of helmsman or vigia.

Simulator of the International Regulations to Prevent Collisions at Sea.

Internship vessel. (singular space not necessarily located in the training center).

Professional trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the ship's navigation and governance guards, in their own and foreign languages, which shall be accredited by one of the following:

Academic training of Superior Technician and others of higher level related to this professional field.

Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 5: SAFETY AND FIRST AID ON BOARD

Level: 1

Code: MF0733_1

Associated with UC: Act on maritime emergencies and apply safety standards at work.

Duration: 60 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Recognize and apply the measures to be taken in case of ship abandonment and survival at sea, according to the orders received or the provisions of the organic frame of the ship, in order to prevent the safety of human life in the sea.

CE1.1 Describe the measures and identify the lifesaving means and devices to be used, in case of ship abandonment, in accordance with the established emergency plan, in order to safeguard the life of the crews.

CE1.2 List the actions to be taken at sea and in the survival craft, following established nautical procedures, in order to protect human life at sea.

CE1.3 In a scenario of ship abandonment and sea survival:

-Place a life jacket, jump into the water and swim to climb the raft, following instructions and established procedures, in order to achieve survival at sea.

-Adrize a life raft by wearing the vest, according to established operational procedures, in order to be used as a means of survival.

-Use the boat survival equipment, in accordance with established instructions and protocols, in order to preserve the life of the crews.

CE1.4 Interpreting oral or written messages in normalized English (OMI).

C2: Identify and adopt measures, and use the means of fire prevention and control, following the instructions of the emergency plan, to preserve the safety of the ship and its crew.

CE2.1 List the measures to be taken to prevent a fire from originating on board, following the instructions and recommendations set out.

CE2.2 Describe the devices and means of fire-fighting and escape routes, in order to be used in this type of emergency, in accordance with the provisions of the organic frame of the vessel.

CE2.3 In a scenario of fire on board:

-Proceed to the extinction of a fire, by means of extinguishing agents, taking into account the type and source of ignition, in order to prevent its spread and achieve its extinction.

-Use the autonomous breathing apparatus for the extinction of a fire and rescue operations, following established procedures and protocols, to achieve its extinction and rescue of endangered crew.

CE2.4 Describe the different types of fires and elements involved in these and the conditions conducive to them.

C3: Rate the apparent physical condition of the accident victims on board, applying the urgent health care measures, following established procedures, in order to minimize the damage.

CE3.1 Relate the useful, material of cures and medicines used on board the ship, for emergency situations with accidents, available in the first aid kit.

CE3.2 In a scenario:

-Apply treatment and care with accidents on board, in cases of asphyxiation, cardiac arrest, bleeding, shock, wounds and burns, following established medical procedures and protocols, to minimize damage to the patients.

CE3.3 In a practical scenario:

-To act by applying immobilization techniques and bandages in cases of trauma, rescue and transport of accidents, according to established medical procedures and protocols, to prevent damage to the accidents and to facilitate their evacuation.

C4: Describe the measures to be taken and the means to be used in accordance with the rules established in this respect, to protect personal safety and to prevent marine pollution.

CE4.1 Explain the information regarding security, used for equipment and means of personal, environmental and relief protection, interpreting it according to the established regulations, in order to minimize the risks when carrying out work on board.

CE4.2 Relating devices and means of personal protection, in accordance with the law on the prevention of occupational hazards, to preserve safety when carrying out work anywhere on the ship.

CE4.3 List the measures to be taken into account to protect the marine environment and to prevent contamination, according to established regulations.

CE4.4 Interpreting oral or standardized English (IMO) messages.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.3; C2 with respect to CE2.3.

Other capabilities:

Adapt to the organization by integrating into the system of technical-labor relations.

Interpret and execute the instructions you receive and take responsibility for the work you do, communicating effectively with the right person at any time.

Organize and execute the activity according to the instructions received, with quality and safety criteria, applying the established procedures.

Habit to the work rate by meeting the daily performance goals defined in the organization.

Show at all times an attitude of respect towards colleagues, procedures and internal rules.

Interpret the orders received by the machine camera guard sailor, in Spanish and Normalized English (IMO).

Contents:

1. Ship abandonment and survival at sea

Preparation for any emergency: organic frame.

Procedures for leaving the ship: water performance and measures on board the survival craft.

Personal protective equipment: Life-saving Chalecos. Life-saving hoops. Life rafts. Rescue boats. Thermal equipment. Radiobalises. Equipment of the survival craft. Dangers to survivors.

2. Fires on a ship

Classification of fires.

Elements of fire and explosion.

Extinguishing Agents.

Extinction equipment.

Facilities and detection equipment.

Fire alarm signals.

Organization of fire-fighting on board.

Personal protective equipment. Autonomous breathing equipment.

Fire-fighting methods, agents, and procedures.

3. First aid at sea

Healthcare resources for seafarers.

Victim assessment: symptoms and signs.

Structure and functions of the human body.

Treatment of wounds, trauma, burns, bleeding, and shock.

Choking, cardiac arrest. Resuscitation.

Sick and crashed evacuation and rescue techniques.

Assessment of an emergency situation.

Onboard regulatory Botiquin.

4. Safety at work on a ship

Types of hazards and emergencies that may occur on board.

Contingency plans on board.

Emergency and alarm signals.

Obligations and slogans table in emergency cases.

Security Signage used for teams and means of survival.

Orders related to onboard tasks.

Working conditions and security.

Personal and collective protective equipment.

Regulations on the prevention of occupational risks.

prevention of pollution of the marine environment. Effects of accidental or operational pollution of the marine environment.

Environmental protection procedures.

Relief procedure.

Importance of training and periodic exercises.

Evacuation paths.

National maritime salvage plan.

Hot jobs.

Precautions to be taken before entering closed spaces.

Prevention of occupational risks. Noise limits, lighting, temperature, traffic lanes.

Danger of drug use and alcohol abuse.

International Maritime Organization (IMO) standard language.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

Approved mobile units, simulators and/or traineeships. (Singular space not necessarily located in the training center).

Professional trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to action in maritime emergencies and the application of safety standards at work, which will be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Diplomacy or other higher level education related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

DCXX ANNEX

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: BASIC OPERATIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE OF RENEWABLE ENERGY INSTALLATIONS

Professional Family: Energy and Water

Level: 1

Code: ENA620_1

General Competition

Perform basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of renewable energy installations, mainly thermal, photovoltaic and small-power wind solar installations, following the established procedures and instructions from a top-level technician and meeting safety requirements for people, the environment and facilities.

Competition Units

UC0620_1: Perform basic machining operations

UC2050_1: Perform basic operations on the assembly and maintenance of thermal solar installations.

UC2051_1: Perform basic operations on mounting and maintaining photovoltaic solar installations.

UC2052_1: Perform basic operations on the assembly and maintenance of small power wind installations.

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its professional activity in the areas or departments of production or maintenance of companies of any size, public and private, for hire, related to the assembly, operation and maintenance of renewable energy installations, mainly solar thermal, photovoltaic and wind, depending on the functional and hierarchically of a superior.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the energy sector, subsector of supply of electrical energy, gas, steam and air conditioning, in the economic activities: Production of hot water sanitary or for the support to systems of heating and other uses. Production of electric power of photovoltaic origin. Production of electric power of wind origin.

Relevant occupations and jobs

Thermal solar installations assembly and maintenance helper.

Photovoltaic solar installations assembly and maintenance helper.

Small power wind installation and maintenance assistant.

Associated Training (390 hours)

Training Modules

MF0620_1: Basic Mechanized. (60 hours)

MF2050_1: Basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of thermal solar installations. (150 hours)

MF2051_1: Basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of photovoltaic solar installations. (90 hours)

MF2052_1: Basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of small power wind installations. (90 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: PERFORM BASIC MACHINING OPERATIONS

Level: 1

Code: UC0620_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Establish the machining process in terms of cutting phases and parameters, ensuring the viability of the machining and achieving the quality of the process.

CR 1.1 Part plane analysis allows you to determine:

-The succession of machining operations to be performed.

-The machines and tools to be used in the different phases.

-The clamping devices and cutting tools.

-The material to use.

-The final dimensions.

CR 1.2 The determined sequences allow the machining to be performed according to the required standards and specifications.

CR 1.3 The machining process gets the right quality and optimizes the times.

CR 1.4 The machining parameters (cutting speed, advancement, depth, among others) are selected according to the material and the characteristics of the part to be machined, as well as the cutting tools (type, material, among others).

CR 1.5 The process is determined by combining:

-The characteristics of the part (geometric shape, dimensions, precision, weight, among others).

-The means available for machining the part (machines, tools, tools, among others).

-The availabilities of the machines at the time of making the part.

RP 2: Perform the drawing of parts to proceed with machining, from simple planes.

CR 2.1 The layout provides the information that correctly defines the part for machining (axes, drill centers, mechanization limits, reference lines, fold lines, among others).

CR 2.2 The layout is performed according to the technical specifications and the specific regulations.

CR 2.3 The marking is done with the established products and methods (paint, copper sulfate, bulk strike, among others).

CR 2.4 The layout is done with the appropriate tools and according to the layout of the plans.

CR 2.5 The layout and marking are performed, with the precision required to achieve the expected quality of the machining.

RP 3: Select the tools and tools needed for machining, depending on the type of part and the machining process.

CR 3.1 The tools and tools selected are suitable for machining, depending on the type of material, required quality and availability of the equipment.

CR 3.2 Manufacturer specifications are taken into account to choose the tools.

CR 3.3 Selected tools and tools allow machining in the shortest possible time.

RP 4: Run welded joints, which do not require great skill, applying the necessary techniques and following the technical specifications.

CR 4.1 The welded joints are made by preparing the edges, fixing and giving the proper stiffness to the elements to be joined.

CR 4.2 The consumable and the values of the operating variables are selected based on the base materials.

CR 4.3 The welded joints are checked that they have no apparent defects and the obtained cords are passed and end to achieve the required quality.

RP 5: Run all machining operations in accordance with workplace risk prevention rules

CR 5.1 The risks inherent in the specific work are exposed to the safety standards of the workshop, and it is found that the personal and collective protection measures are fulfilled.

CR 5.2 The work area remains risk-free, respecting personal and collective safety standards.

CR 5.3 The contingencies that have occurred are communicated with the necessary readiness to enable their monitoring and resolution.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Materials processing parts. Saws, limes, gramiles, plot tips, threading equipment. Measuring instruments. Drill machine, riveting. Soft welding equipment, electrical welding equipment by coated electrode.

Products and results:

Crafted, machined, welded parts. Defined methods, procedures, and sequence of operations.

Information used or generated:

Work orders, simple manufacturing plans, management manuals for the different teams.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: PERFORM BASIC OPERATIONS ON MOUNTING AND MAINTAINING THERMAL SOLAR INSTALLATIONS

Level: 1

Code: UC2050_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Perform basic operations in the assembly of media, anchorages and sensors of thermal solar installations according to the instructions received and the plan of prevention of occupational and environmental risks of the company, and under monitoring.

CR 1.1 The materials, tools, and other technical resources are selected, collected, prepared and located according to the instructions received based on the type of solar thermal installation to be performed.

CR 1.2 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 1.3 The media, shoes, and anchor points of the sensors, pipes, and accessories are placed according to the instructions received.

CR 1.4 Thermal solar collectors or collectors are placed at the distance, inclination and with the required interconnections following the instructions received.

CR 1.5 The thermal protection and insulation of the hydraulic components are performed by following instructions.

CR 1.6 Media mounting operations, anchorages and catchers are performed in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 1.7 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 2: Perform mechanical and welded joints in the process of mounting pipes and hydraulic components of thermal solar installations in accordance with the instructions received and the plan for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental of the company, and under supervision.

CR 2.1 The materials, tools, and other technical resources are selected, collected, prepared and located according to the instructions received based on the type of union to be performed.

CR 2.2 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 2.3 The junction zones are cleaned and prepared according to the materials used and the bonding technique to be used.

CR 2.4 Pipeline junction zones are machined and conditioned according to the technique required by the materials used and the function to be performed.

CR 2.5 The pipes and fittings are welded with the required technique according to the materials used and the function to be performed.

CR 2.6 The laying and connection of the pipes and fittings of the hydraulic circuits is performed with the slopes, techniques and other characteristics required according to the instructions received.

CR 2.7 Piping heat is done by following instructions.

CR 2.8 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 3: Perform basic operations in the assembly of electrical equipment and auxiliary elements of thermal solar installations according to the instructions received and the plan for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks of the company, and under supervision.

CR 3.1 The materials, tools and other technical resources are selected, collected, prepared and located according to the instructions received according to the type of electrical system of the solar thermal installation to be performed.

CR 3.2 Canalisations, electrical conductors, detector elements, measurement and protection elements, and other components of the electrical installation are mounted using the established means and applying the procedures required, as the instructions received.

CR 3.3 The installation of the electrical tables of the installation is done by following instructions.

CR 3.4 The assembly operations of electrical equipment and ancillary elements are carried out in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 3.5 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 4: Perform basic operations on the putting into service and operation of thermal solar installations under the established security conditions, in accordance with the instructions received and the plan for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental of the company, and under supervision.

CR 4.1 The materials, tools and other technical resources needed in the process of putting in service thermal solar installations are selected, provided and prepared according to the instructions received according to the performance.

CR 4.2 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 4.3 The tightness and pressure tests of the hydraulic circuits are prepared for each circuit according to instructions, for performance by the competent personnel.

CR 4.4 Hydraulic circuits are cleaned and disinfected following application instructions and regulations.

CR 4.5 The circuits are prepared for the final filling, subsequently collaborating in their realization, following instructions and regulations in force.

CR 4.6 The thermal insulation of the hydraulic components is proven to ensure the protection of the atmospheric agents, according to the instructions received.

CR 4.7 The facility prepares for commissioning, collaborating on the implementation of the facility, following the instructions received and applying the established procedures and protocols.

CR 4.8 Testing and operations in the commissioning of solar thermal installations are carried out in accordance with the company's plan for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 4.9 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 5: Perform basic operations in the maintenance of thermal solar installations following established procedures and instructions received and the company's environmental and labor risk prevention plan, and under monitoring.

CR 5.1 The materials, tools and other technical resources required in the process of maintenance of thermal solar installations are selected, collected and prepared according to the instructions received according to the performance perform.

CR 5.2 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 5.3 The cleaning and disinfection operations of collectors, accumulators, exchangers and other elements of the installations are carried out following instructions and procedures.

CR 5.4 Installation is inspected by detecting possible anomalies such as the presence of condensation on the covers of the sensors, cracking, deformations, corrosion, leakage or other possible dysfunctions. report to the immediate superior.

CR 5.5 Repair of leaks and breakdowns in connections, replacement of defective components, and other basic corrective maintenance operations are performed according to established instructions and procedures.

CR 5.6 Maintenance operations are performed in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 5.7 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Manual tools and portable machines. Cranes and lifts. Welding and bonding equipment. Measurement tools and tools. Signalling material. Safety equipment. Installations components (supports and structures, sensors, exchangers, expansion tanks, accumulation tanks, pumps, pipes, insulation, valves, purgators, thermostats, presostats, probes, resistors, motors, electrical boxes, pipes, conductors, electrovalves ...).

Products and results:

Supports, anchors, sensors, equipment, and mounted hydraulic circuits. Electrical equipment and auxiliary elements placed. Solar thermal installation prepared for putting into service. Basic operations for preventive and corrective maintenance of thermal solar installations.

Information used or generated:

Work Orders. Drawings, sketches, diagrams and diagrams of simple principle. Catalogues, listing of parts and components. Manuals and instructions for assembly, use and maintenance. Basic rules for implementation. Risk prevention and environmental plan.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: PERFORM BASIC OPERATIONS ON MOUNTING AND MAINTAINING PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR INSTALLATIONS

Level: 1

Code: UC2051_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Perform basic operations in the assembly of photovoltaic solar installations, structures and panels according to the instructions received and the plan for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks company, and under monitoring.

CR 1.1 The materials, tools and other technical resources are selected, collected, prepared and located according to the instructions received according to the type of solar photovoltaic installation to be performed.

CR 1.2 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 1.3 The media, shoes, and anchor points of the photovoltaic panels and accessories are placed following the instructions received.

CR 1.4 The solar tracking systems are placed following the instructions received and the corresponding assembly manuals.

CR 1.5 The photovoltaic panels are placed at the distance, inclination and with the interconnections set out in the instructions.

CR 1.6 The mounting operations of media, benches, structures and photovoltaic panels are carried out in accordance with the company's plan for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 1.7 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 2: Perform basic operations in the assembly of electrical equipment and components of photovoltaic solar installations according to the instructions received and the plan for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks company, and under monitoring.

CR 2.1 The materials, tools and other technical resources are selected, collected, prepared and located according to the instructions received according to the type of solar photovoltaic installation to be performed.

CR 2.2 Canalisations, electrical conductors, detector elements, measurement and protection elements, and other components of the electrical installation are mounted using the established means and applying the procedures required according to the instructions received.

CR 2.3 The installation of the electrical boxes for the installation is done by following instructions.

CR 2.4 Storage/accumulation systems are installed and connected by following instructions.

CR 2.5 The facility prepares for commissioning, collaborating on the implementation of the facility, following the instructions received and applying the established procedures and protocols.

CR 2.6 The assembly operations of the equipment and components are carried out in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 2.7 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 3: Perform basic operations in the maintenance of photovoltaic solar installations following established procedures and instructions received and the company's environmental and labor risk prevention plan, under monitoring.

CR 3.1 The operation and disconnection manoeuvres of solar photovoltaic installations are performed according to instructions and under supervision.

CR 3.2 The materials, tools and other technical resources required in the process of maintenance of photovoltaic solar installations are selected, collected and prepared according to the instructions received according to the performance.

CR 3.3 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 3.4 Cleaning, greasing, and filling operations of electrolytic fluids are performed according to established instructions and procedures.

CR 3.5 Installation is reviewed by detecting possible anomalies such as deterioration or breakage of panels glass, cracking, deformations, corrosion, sulphation or battery depletion or other possible dysfunctions. report to the immediate superior.

CR 3.6 Repair of connections, replacement of defective components, and other basic corrective maintenance operations are performed according to established instructions and procedures.

CR 3.7 Maintenance operations are performed in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 3.8 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Manual tools and portable machines. Cranes and lifts. Measurement tools and tools. Signalling material. Safety equipment. Installations components (supports and structures, photovoltaic panels, electric tables, inverters, measuring equipment, control equipment, accumulators ...).

Products and results:

mounts, structures, and mounted panels. Equipment and electrical components placed. Photovoltaic solar installation prepared for putting into service. Basic operations for preventive and corrective maintenance of photovoltaic solar installations.

Information used or generated:

Work Orders. Drawings, sketches, diagrams and diagrams of simple principle. Catalogues, listing of parts and components. Manuals and instructions for assembly, use and maintenance. Basic rules for implementation. Risk prevention and environmental plan.

COMPETITION UNIT 4: PERFORM BASIC OPERATIONS ON THE ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE OF SMALL-POWER WIND INSTALLATIONS

Level: 1

Code: UC2052_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Perform basic operations in the assembly of small-power wind installations, structures, masts and wind turbines according to the instructions received and the occupational risk prevention plan environmental of the company, and under supervision.

CR 1.1 The materials, tools, and other technical resources are selected, collected, prepared and located according to the instructions received based on the type of wind installation to be performed.

CR 1.2 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 1.3 Media, shoes, braces, masts and wind turbines are placed following the instructions received.

CR 1.4 The auxiliary measurement and guidance systems are placed according to the instructions received and the corresponding assembly manuals.

CR 1.5 The mounting operations of supports, anchorages and wind turbines are carried out in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 1.6 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 2: Perform basic operations in the assembly of electrical equipment and components of small-power wind installations in accordance with the instructions received and the plan for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks of the company, and under supervision.

CR 2.1 The materials, tools, and other technical resources are selected, collected, prepared and located according to the instructions received based on the type of wind installation to be performed.

CR 2.2 Canalisations, electrical conductors, detector elements, measurement and protection elements, and other components of the electrical installation are mounted using the established means and applying the procedures required, as received instructions.

CR 2.3 The installation of the electrical boxes for the installation is done by following instructions.

CR 2.4 Electrical elements are connected by following instructions, respecting distances and safety measures.

CR 2.5 Storage/accumulation systems are placed following instructions.

CR 2.6 The facility prepares for commissioning, collaborating on the implementation of the facility, following the instructions received and applying the established procedures and protocols.

CR 2.7 The assembly operations of the equipment and components are carried out in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 2.8 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

RP 3: Perform basic operations in the maintenance of small-power wind installations, following established procedures and instructions and the plan for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks company, and under monitoring.

CR 3.1 Basic operating maneuvers in small power wind installations are performed by following instructions.

CR 3.2 The materials, tools and other technical resources required in the process of maintaining wind installations are selected, agreed and prepared according to the instructions received according to the performance of the perform.

CR 3.3 The work area is prepared according to the requirements of the action itself and according to established work procedures.

CR 3.4 Cleaning operations, tensioning of winds, oiling of borns and filling of electrolytic fluids are performed according to established instructions and procedures.

CR 3.5 The installation is inspected by detecting possible anomalies such as increase in the sound level, deterioration or rupture of tensioners deformations, corrosion, sulphation or exhaustion of batteries or other possible dysfunctions report to the immediate superior.

CR 3.6 Repair of connections, replacement of defective components, and other basic corrective maintenance operations are performed according to established instructions and procedures.

CR 3.7 Maintenance operations are performed in accordance with the company's occupational risk prevention and environmental protection plan.

CR 3.8 The generated waste is collected and classified according to the established waste management plan.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Manual tools and portable machines. Cranes and lifts. Measurement tools and tools. Signalling material. Safety equipment. Installations components (supports and structures, masts, wind turbines, electric tables, inverters, measuring equipment, control equipment ...).

Products and results:

Supports, structures, masts, and mounted wind turbines. Wind installation prepared for putting into service. Basic operations for preventive and corrective maintenance of the wind installation.

Information used or generated:

Work Orders. Drawings, sketches, diagrams and diagrams of simple principle. Catalogues, listing of parts and components. Manuals and instructions for assembly, use and maintenance. Basic rules for implementation. Risk prevention and environmental plan.

TRAINING MODULE 1: BASIC MACHINING

Level: 1

Code: MF0620_1

Associated with UC: Perform basic machining operations

Duration: 60 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Compare manual and machine machining techniques to select the equipment, machines, equipment and tools required to perform them.

CE1.1 Classify the different types of limes, taking care of their chopped and shape.

CE1.2 Explain the drilling process, and calculate the cutting speed according to the material to be drilled and the diameter of the drill bit to be used.

CE1.3 Relate different types of bits with the materials to be drilled, explaining the parts that make up them and the angles that characterize them (cutting angle, flashing, among others).

CE1.4 Identify the different types of saw blades by relating them to the material to be cut and the cutting speed.

CE1.5 Describe the various types of threads relating to possible uses in the car.

CE1.6 Perform the calculations required to select the rod or drill according to the diameter of the thread on the hand thread

CE1.7 Perform different measurement procedures with micrometer gauge, comparator, among others, explaining how it works.

C2: Operate with appliances, machines, equipment and tools, used in machining work.

CE2.1 In practical, duly characterised, scenarios involving measurements (linear, angular, thread, inter alia) with different appliances:

-Choose the appropriate device for the type of measure to be performed and the required precision.

-Calibrate the measurement apparatus according to patterns.

-Perform the measures with the appropriate precision.

CE2.2 In practical cases of manual machining, duly characterized, involving the conduct of serrated, limated, threaded operations:

-Run the required tracing and marking operations.

-Handle the necessary tools appropriately.

-Adjust the finished finish to measures and rules given in sketch or plane.

CE2.3 In practical cases of machine machining, properly characterised, involving drilling, sawing, liming, cutting with shear:

-Run the required plotting operations.

-Successfully Mount the tools or tools required for each operation.

-Handle each machine properly.

-Adjust the finished finish to measures and rules given in sketch or plane.

C3: Operate with soft and electric welding equipment by coated electrode without great skill required.

CE3.1 Relate the different types of base materials with the input and deoxidizing materials according to the type of welding to be obtained.

CE3.2 Describe the components of the welding equipment, as well as the operation thereof.

CE3.3 In practical cases, properly characterised, involving different vertical and horizontal welding exercises:

-Choose the type of welding to be used, depending on the materials to be joined and the characteristics required of the union.

-Perform cleaning of the junction zones by removing existing waste.

-Perform edge preparation to perform overlapping, overlapping, "V" and "X" welds, depending on the thickness of the material to be joined, and in accordance with the established rules.

-Adjust the welding parameters on the equipment according to the base and input materials.

-Handle the input and deoxidizing materials as per the procedure used.

-Get the prescribed features in the executed welds.

-Apply the rules of use and security during the welding process.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

Other capabilities:

Adapt to the specific organization of the company, integrating into the system of technical-labor relations.

Run the interventions according to the instructions received, applying the company's specific procedures.

Take responsibility for the work you do, communicating effectively with the right person at any time.

Contents:

1. Manufacturing plans

Acted.

Normalization.

Specifications.

2. The layout

Plot rules.

Technical and useful.

3. Machining and joining techniques

Threaded techniques.

Riveting techniques.

Manual machining techniques with chip boot.

Unmountable join techniques.

4. Electrical welding

Electric Arc Welding and Soft Welding Equipment.

Welding techniques.

Input materials.

5. Metrology

Direct measurement devices.

Measure appliances by comparison.

6. Standards for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental impact in basic machining

Machining workshop risks.

Personal protection equipment (EPIs).

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

120 m² machining workshop.

Professional trainer profile:

1.-Domain of knowledge and machining techniques related to vehicle maintenance, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Superior Technician and others of higher level related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2.-Accredited pedagogical competence according to what the competent administrations establish.

TRAINING MODULE 2: BASIC OPERATIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE OF THERMAL SOLAR INSTALLATIONS.

Level: 1

Code: MF2050_1

Associated with UC: Perform basic operations on the assembly and maintenance of thermal solar installations.

Duration: 150 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Identify the elements that configure thermal solar installations, describing their main features and functionalities.

CE1.1 Explain the basic laws and principles of electricity and hydraulics by relating the main magnitudes and units of measurement.

CE1.2 Describe the concepts of radiation and climatology, as well as the physical principles for harnessing solar energy.

CE1.3 Interpret graphical information, schemas, and sketches of thermal solar installations by identifying their parts, equipment, and components.

CE1.4 Describe the operation of a solar thermal installation from the corresponding technical documentation.

CE1.5 Describe the operation of each of the main elements that make up the thermal solar installations.

CE1.6 Describe the operation of the measurement systems and protective devices in the hydraulic and electrical circuits.

CE1.7 Describe the fundamental requirements of the rules applicable to this type of facility.

CE1.8 In a practical scenario of a real or simulated solar thermal installation at scale, properly characterized:

-Identify equipment and elements used (supports, anchorages, solar collectors, exchangers, accumulators, measuring and protection devices).

-Describe the overall operation of the installation assembly.

-Describe the functions of the equipment and items used.

-Identify the fundamental requirements of the standards applicable to this type of installation including the prevention of occupational and environmental risks.

C2: Apply media mounting techniques, anchorages, and thermal solar facility sensors from technical documentation, using the tools, equipment, and materials and acting under security standards.

CE2.1 Describe methods and procedures for moving support, structures, and fetchers in security conditions.

CE2.2 Describe the requirements of the work areas and the procedures for their preparation.

CE2.3 Describe anchor, assembly, bonding, levelling, and other techniques to be used in the mounting processes of thermal solar installations, structures, and sensors.

CE2.4 In various practical cases of thermal solar installations conveniently characterized:

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the work itself.

-Select and collect the materials and tools for placement of the media, benches, and intended structures.

-Move, locate, and place the media, benches, and structures at the appropriate place.

-Place thermal solar sensors with the set orientation and inclination.

-Mount and apply insulation and corrosion protection.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in the assembly.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

C3: Operate with machining tools and with welding equipment to perform pipes and components of thermal solar installations.

CE3.1 Identify the different types of materials used in the pipes and components of the hydraulic circuits of thermal solar installations.

CE3.2 Describe tools and procedures for threading, abocarbon, and other mechanical pipe bonding techniques.

CE3.3 Describe the tools and procedures for the welding of pipes and their accessories.

CE3.4 In various practical cases of mechanical joints for pipes and components of thermal solar installations conveniently characterized:

-Interpret instructions on the type of join technique to use based on the characteristics of the materials to be joined.

-Prepare equipment and accessories for cutting, threading, abocarbon and other mechanical bonding techniques.

-Perform the preparation and cleanup of the junction zones.

-Operate with the tools to mechanize the pieces to join.

-Perform the assembly and junction of the pipes or components.

-Check the finish of the join performed.

-Review and maintain in-operation the employees ' own equipment and tools.

-Apply the security rules during the machining process.

CE3.5 In various practical cases of welded joints for pipes and components of thermal solar installations conveniently characterized:

-Interpret the instructions on the type of welding to be used, depending on the materials to be joined and the characteristics required of the union.

-Prepare the welding and accessory equipment.

-Perform the preparation and cleanup of the junction zones.

-Adjust the welding parameters on the equipment according to the base and input materials.

-Perform the welding operations, depending on the procedure chosen.

-Check the finish of the weld join.

-Review and maintain in-operation the employees ' own equipment and tools.

-Apply the security rules during the welding process.

C4: Apply assembly techniques for electrical equipment and auxiliary elements of solar thermal installations from technical documentation, using the tools, equipment and materials suitable for use and acting under security.

CE4.1 Describe the techniques and procedures for mounting and connecting pipes and conductors.

CE4.2 Explain techniques for the placement of electrical protection and control tables and other electrical and electronic elements of thermal solar installations.

CE4.3 In various practical cases of thermal solar installations conveniently characterized:

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the work itself.

-Locate the equipment and materials in the place that corresponds to the work to be performed.

-Mount the pipes and drivers.

-Place and connect electrical boxes, accumulation systems, and auxiliary systems.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in the assembly.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

C5: Perform operation and operation of thermal solar installations based on technical documentation and acting under security standards.

CE5.1 Describe the procedures used to perform the regulatory pressure and tightness tests.

CE5.2 Describe the cleaning and disinfection requirements of thermal solar installations.

CE5.3 Identify the filling procedures of the primary circuit with different calocarrier fluids.

CE5.4 Describe the sequence of operation and the procedures and techniques used in the commissioning of thermal solar installations.

CE5.5 Explain the operation of thermostats and other non-complex control elements of thermal solar installations.

CE5.6 Point out the elements of a solar thermal installation on which you act to set it up, regulate it, or stop it.

CE5.7 In one or more practical cases of thermal solar installations mounted with different materials:

-Carry out tests for tightness and mechanical resistance of hydraulic circuits.

-Clean and disinfect hydraulic circuits and components.

-Perform the filling of the circuits with the appropriate heat-bearing fluid.

-Check the protection and thermal insulation of the sensors and circuits.

-Check the connections of electrical circuits and regulatory elements.

-Schedule the thermostats and non-complex control elements.

-Perform the installation service.

-Check the proper general operation of the installation.

-Perform the march, stop, and temporarily out-of-service maneuvers.

-Act by applying prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

C6: Apply thermal solar facility maintenance techniques by following the procedures and specifications of the installation maintenance plan.

CE6.1 Describe the materials, equipment, and tools required to perform maintenance tasks.

CE6.2 Describe the procedures for each of the basic preventive and corrective maintenance operations to be performed on the thermal solar installations equipment and components.

CE6.3 Describe the most frequent breakdowns in thermal solar installations, relating them to the causes that produce them.

CE6.4 In a scenario of a mounted solar thermal installation:

-Identify the items on which preventive maintenance operations are to be performed.

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the operation according to established work procedures.

-Check the proper general operation of the installation.

-Check general status of media, protections, and insulating material.

-Perform hydraulic system cleaning and checking operations.

-Identify and locate possible breakdowns and their causes.

-Perform component replacement operations.

-Perform basic component repair operations.

-Check the connections and isolation of the electrical system.

-Connect the system.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in maintenance.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.8; C2 with respect to CE2.4; C3 for CE3.4 and CE3.5; C4 for CE4.3; C5 for CE5.7; C6 for CE6.4.

Other capabilities:

Adapt to the specific organization of the company, integrating into the system of technical-labor relations.

Run the interventions according to the instructions received, applying the company's specific procedures.

Take responsibility for the work you do, communicating effectively with the right person at any time.

Contents:

1. General configuration of thermal solar installations.

Setting up and running thermal solar installations. Hydraulics and Basic Electrotechnics.

Solar radiation and climatology. Heat and temperature. Transmission of heat.

Equipment and constituent elements of solar thermal installations: supports, anchorages, sensors, primary and secondary circuits, interchangers, accumulation tanks, expansion tanks, dissipation systems, circulation pumps, pipes, purgators, flow meters, valves and regulatory elements. Description and function.

Auxiliary and support thermal solar installations.

Protective devices in hydraulic and electrical circuits.

Interpretation of basic schemas and diagrams of installations. Symbology and graphical representation.

Application regulations. Regulations for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks.

2. Basic assembly operations of structures, sensors and hydraulic components of thermal solar installations.

Assembly of thermal solar installations structures. Types. Materials. Waterproofing and anti-corrosion treatments.

Assembly of structures and benches for auxiliary and support systems (accumulation systems, dissipation systems).

Assembly of catchers. Types. Materials. Thermal insulation. Clustering and connection systems.

Orientation and inclination. Shadows.

Pipe assembly. Types. Materials. Thermal insulation. Pipe joints and fittings. Welds: techniques and methods.

Moving and lifting equipment and materials.

Useful, tools, and media used in the assembly. Usage techniques.

3. Basic operations for mounting pipes and hydraulic components of thermal solar installations.

Pipeline preparation and machining procedures and operations.

Useful, tools and means used in the assembly of pipes and hydraulic circuit of thermal solar installations. Usage techniques.

Fixed and removable mechanical joints. Typology and features. Means and techniques employed.

Welded joins. Types of welding used in solar thermal installations.

Procedures and techniques of welding for oxygen. Principles of operation. Combustion process and flame adjustment. Pressure regulators. Hoses and connections. Identification of the input materials, rods and other consumables. Welding techniques. Visual inspection and defects of welded joints.

4. Basic operations for assembly of electrical circuits and electrical equipment for thermal solar installations.

Pipes and pipes. Drivers.

Committed and general protection frames. Protections. Types and features.

Electrical and electronic equipment for protection, maneuver and security.

Assembly of electrical equipment for thermal solar installations and their auxiliary systems.

Mount and connection of electrical frames and components.

Useful, tools, and media used in the assembly. Usage techniques.

5. Basic operations of commissioning and operation of thermal solar installations.

Commissioning procedures for thermal solar installations.

tightness and pressure tests: procedures.

Mechanical resistance tests: procedures.

Cleaning and disinfection of circuits and facilities. Prevention of legionella.

Calocarrier fluids. Antifreeze. Discharges.

Manual and automatic systems for on-premises control and operation.

Commissioning and stoppage of installation maneuvers.

Overheat management systems and techniques.

6. Basic maintenance operations for thermal solar installations.

Procedures and operations for the measurement of main measures. Mechanical and electrical maintenance operations of thermal solar installations.

Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting collectors, accumulators, exchangers and other elements of the installations. Grease, calocarrier fluid filling, and other basic preventive maintenance operations.

Non-complex fault diagnostic techniques.

Procedures for hydraulic and electrically insulating the different components.

Disassembly and repair procedures or replacement of electrical and mechanical elements.

Useful, tools and means used in maintenance. Usage techniques.

7. Regulations implementing the basic operations for the assembly and maintenance of thermal solar installations.

Application regulations.

Waste Management Regulations.

Specific occupational risk prevention regulations.

Personal protection equipment.

Specific environmental risk prevention regulations.

Fluorinated gas handling regulations.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

External surface for renewable energy installations of 100 m².

160 m² renewable energy facility workshop.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of thermal solar installations, which will be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other higher-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 2 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 3: BASIC OPERATIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE OF SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC INSTALLATIONS

Level: 1

Code: MF2051_1

Associated with UC: Perform basic operations on the assembly and maintenance of solar photovoltaic installations.

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Identify the elements that configure solar photovoltaic installations, describing their main features and functionalities.

CE1.1 Identify the main magnitudes and units characteristic of electricity and electrical circuits

CE1.2 Explain the processes of electricity transformation and accumulation.

CE1.3 Interpret graphical information, schemas, and sketches of photovoltaic solar installations by identifying their parts, equipment, and components.

CE1.4 Describe the configuration and operation of an isolated solar photovoltaic installation and another network connected to the corresponding technical documentation.

CE1.5 Describe the operation of each of the main elements that make up the photovoltaic solar installations.

CE1.6 Describe the operation of measurement systems and protective devices in electrical circuits.

CE1.7 Describe the fundamental requirements of the rules applicable to this type of facility.

CE1.8 In a practical scenario of a real or simulated solar photovoltaic installation at scale, properly characterized:

-Identify equipment and elements used (supports, anchors, photovoltaic cells and panels, accumulators, inverters, measuring and protection devices).

-Describe the function of each of the equipment and items used.

-Describe the overall operation of the installation assembly.

-Identify the fundamental requirements of the standards applicable to this type of installation including the prevention of occupational and environmental risks.

C2: Apply support assembly techniques, structures and panels of photovoltaic solar installations based on technical documentation, using the tools, equipment and materials suitable and acting under security.

CE2.1 Describe methods and procedures for moving media and structures in security conditions.

CE2.2 Describe the requirements of the work areas and the procedures for their preparation.

CE2.3 Describe the different techniques to be used in the mounting processes of solar photovoltaic media, benches, structures and panels.

CE2.4 Describe the different procedures for grouping and connecting panels.

CE2.5 In various practical cases of photovoltaic solar installations conveniently characterized:

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the work itself.

-Select and collect the materials and tools for placement of the media, benches, and intended structures.

-Move, locate, and place the media, benches, and structures at the appropriate place.

-Place the photovoltaic panels with the orientation and inclination set.

-Mount and apply corrosion protection.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in the assembly.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

C3: Apply equipment and electrical components assembly techniques for photovoltaic solar installations from technical documentation, using the tools, equipment and materials suitable and acting under the standards of security.

CE3.1 Describe the techniques and procedures for mounting and connecting pipes and conductors.

CE3.2 Explain the assembly and connection techniques of electrical and control panels and other electrical and electronic elements of photovoltaic solar installations.

CE3.3 Describe the commissioning operations of the different types of solar PV installations.

CE3.4 In various practical cases of photovoltaic solar installations conveniently characterized:

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the work itself.

-Move equipment and materials, placing them in the appropriate place according to the work to be performed.

-Mount and connect the pipes and conductors.

-Place and connect electrical boxes, battery/accumulation systems, inverters and other auxiliary systems.

-Perform the commissioning.

-Get the parameters characteristic of the installation.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in the assembly.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

C4: Apply photovoltaic solar facility maintenance techniques following the procedures and specifications of the installation maintenance plan.

CE4.1 Describe the basic operating maneuvers in the photovoltaic solar installations.

CE4.2 Describe the materials, equipment, and tools required to perform maintenance tasks.

CE4.3 Describe the procedures of each of the basic preventive and corrective maintenance operations that must be performed on the equipment and components of the solar photovoltaic installations.

CE4.4 Describe the most frequent breakdowns in photovoltaic solar installations, relating them to the causes that produce them.

CE4.5 In a scenario of a mounted solar photovoltaic installation:

-Identify the items on which preventive maintenance operations are to be performed.

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the operation and according to established work procedures.

-Check general status of media, protections, and insulating material.

-Perform cleaning, border retightening, checking the status of the connection to the ground, and the protection diodes on the panels.

-Perform accumulator maintenance operations, electrolyte padding, bornas status, load status check, among others.

-Identify and locate possible breakdowns and their causes.

-Perform component replacement operations.

-Perform basic component repair operations.

-Check the connections and isolation of the electrical system.

-Connect the system.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in maintenance.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.8; C2 with respect to CE2.5; C3 with respect to CE3.4; C4 with respect to CE4.5.

Other capabilities:

Adapt to the specific organization of the company, integrating into the system of technical-labor relations.

Run the interventions according to the instructions received, applying the company's specific procedures.

Take responsibility for the work you do, communicating effectively with the right person at any time.

Contents:

1. General configuration of photovoltaic solar installations

Setting up and running photovoltaic solar installations. Isolated installations. Network-attached installations.

Basic electrical equipment related to photovoltaic solar installations.

Solar radiation.

Storage and storage systems. Batteries and accumulators.

Equipment and constituent elements of photovoltaic solar installations: supports and anchors, panels, inverters, accumulators, regulation and control equipment. Description and function.

Protective devices in electrical circuits.

Interpretation of basic schemas and diagrams of installations. Symbology and graphical representation.

Application regulations. Regulations for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks.

2. Basic assembly operations of photovoltaic solar installations and structures

Mount of main and auxiliary structures of photovoltaic solar installations: Types. Materials. Supports and anchors. Waterproofing and anti-corrosion treatments.

Panel assembly. Types. Materials. Clustering and connection systems.

Orientation and inclination. Shadows. Solar tracking.

Moving and lifting equipment and materials.

Useful, tools, and media used in the assembly. Usage techniques.

3. Basic operations for assembly of electrical circuits and electrical equipment for photovoltaic solar installations

Pipes and pipes. Drivers. Mounting.

Committed and general protection frames. Protections. Types and characteristics. Mounting.

Electrical and electronic equipment for protection, maneuver and security. Mounting.

Interconnection of the different subsystems of photovoltaic solar installations.

Commissioning maneuvers of photovoltaic solar installations. Useful, tools and means used in the assembly. Usage techniques.

4. Basic maintenance operations of photovoltaic solar installations

Operation Maneuvers. Manual and automatic systems.

Mechanical and electrical maintenance operations of photovoltaic solar installations. Useful, tools and means used in maintenance. Usage techniques

Cleaning procedures, grease, electrolytic fluid filling, and other basic preventive maintenance operations.

Procedures and operations for the measurement of measures.

Non-complex fault diagnostic techniques.

Procedures for electrically isolating different components.

Disassembly and repair procedures or replacement of electrical and mechanical elements.

Programs and maintenance manuals for photovoltaic solar installations.

5. Rules for the application of basic operations for the assembly and maintenance of photovoltaic solar installations

Application regulations.

Waste Management Regulations.

Specific occupational risk prevention regulations.

Personal protection equipment.

Specific environmental risk prevention regulations.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

External surface for renewable energy installations of 100 m².

160 m² renewable energy facility workshop.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of photovoltaic solar installations, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other higher-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 4: BASIC OPERATIONS IN THE ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE OF SMALL-POWER WIND INSTALLATIONS

Level: 1

Code: MF2052_1

Associated with UC: Perform basic operations on the assembly and maintenance of small-power wind installations.

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Identify the elements that make up small power wind installations, describing their main features and functionalities.

CE1.1 Identify the main magnitudes and characteristic units of wind energy installations.

CE1.2 Describe wind characteristics and methods of harnessing your energy.

CE1.3 Describe the characteristics of the environment and the conditions for the placement of wind systems.

CE1.4 Interpret graphical information, schemas, and sketches of wind installations by identifying their parts, equipment, and components.

CE1.5 Describe the operation of a wind installation from the corresponding technical documentation.

CE1.6 Describe the operation of each of the main elements that make up the wind installations.

CE1.7 Describe the operation of measurement systems and protective devices in electrical circuits.

CE1.8 Describe the fundamental requirements of the rules applicable to this type of facility.

CE1.9 In a practical scenario of a real or simulated wind installation at scale, properly characterized:

-Identify equipment and elements used (supports, anchorages, masts, braces, weather stations, wind turbines, accumulators, inverters, measuring and protection devices).

-Describe the overall operation of the installation assembly.

-Describe the function of the equipment and items used.

-Identify the fundamental requirements of the standards applicable to this type of installation including the prevention of occupational and environmental risks.

C2: Apply support assembly techniques, structures, masts and wind turbines from technical documentation, using the tools, equipment and materials suitable and acting under security.

CE2.1 Describe methods and procedures for moving media and structures in security conditions.

CE2.2 Describe the types of media, benches, structures, masts, and typical anchorages in wind installations.

CE2.3 Describe the requirements of the work areas and the procedures for their preparation.

CE2.4 Describe the different techniques to be used in the mounting processes of wind installations, structures, masts and wind turbines.

CE2.5 In various practical cases of properly characterized wind installations:

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the work itself.

-Select and collect materials and tools for the placement of the intended supports, benches, structures and masts.

-Move, locate, and place the media, benches, structures, and masts in the appropriate place.

-Place wind turbines with their orientation systems.

-Mount and apply corrosion protection.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in the assembly.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

C3: Apply assembly techniques for electrical equipment and components of wind installations from technical documentation, using the tools, equipment and materials suitable for use and acting under safety standards.

CE3.1 Describe the techniques and procedures for mounting and connecting pipes and conductors.

CE3.2 Explain the techniques of assembly and connection of electrical and control panels and other electrical and electronic elements of wind installations.

CE3.3 Describe the commissioning operations of a small power wind installation not connected to a network.

CE3.4 In a practical case of a small power wind installation not connected to a network conveniently characterized:

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the work itself.

-Move equipment and materials, placing them in the appropriate place according to the work to be performed.

-Mounting and connecting the necessary electrical boxes, pipes and conductors, as instructed.

-Perform the commissioning.

-Get the parameters characteristic of the installation.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in the assembly.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

C4: Apply maintenance techniques to small wind installations following the procedures and specifications of the installation maintenance plan.

CE4.1 Describe the materials, equipment, and tools required to perform maintenance tasks.

CE4.2 Describe the procedures of each of the basic preventive and corrective maintenance operations that must be performed on the equipment and components of the wind installations.

CE4.3 Describe the most frequent breakdowns in wind installations, relating them to the causes that produce them.

CE4.4 In a case scenario of a mounted wind installation:

-Identify the items on which preventive maintenance operations are to be performed.

-Prepare the work area according to the requirements of the operation according to established work procedures.

-Check general status of media, masts, tensors, protections, and insulating material.

-Perform cleanup, border retightening, and ground connection status checking.

-Identify and locate possible breakdowns and their causes.

-Perform component replacement operations.

-Perform basic component repair operations.

-Check the connections and isolation of the electrical system.

-Connect the system.

-Leave the working environment in optimal order and cleaning conditions after assembly operations, removing the waste to the corresponding containers.

-Review and maintain in-state operation the equipment and tools used in maintenance.

-Act by applying workplace and environmental risk prevention measures throughout the process.

-Meet performance report.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.9; C2 with respect to CE2.5; C3 with respect to CE3.4; C4 with respect to CE4.4.

Other capabilities:

Adapt to the specific organization of the company, integrating into the system of technical-labor relations.

Run the interventions according to the instructions received, applying the company's specific procedures.

Take responsibility for the work you do, communicating effectively with the right person at any time.

Contents:

1. General configuration of small-power wind installations not connected to network

Setting up and running wind installations.

Basic electrical equipment related to wind installations.

The wind. Features.

Wind Installations. Location and environmental impact.

Equipment and constituent elements of wind installations: supports, masts, anchorages, wind turbines, inverters, accumulators, regulation and control equipment. Description and function.

Storage and storage systems. Batteries and accumulators.

Protective devices in electrical circuits.

Interpretation of basic schemas and diagrams of installations. Symbology and graphical representation.

Application regulations. Regulations for the prevention of occupational and environmental risks.

2. Basic assembly operations of wind power structures and wind turbines

Assembly of main and auxiliary structures of wind installations. Types. Materials. Supports, masts, tensioners and anchors.

Assembly of wind turbines. Types. Materials.

Guidance and tilt systems. Veletas.

Speed limitation systems. Excessive wind protection.

Moving and lifting equipment and materials.

Useful, tools, and media used in the assembly. Usage techniques.

3. Basic operations for the assembly of electrical circuits and equipment for small wind installations

Pipes and pipes. Drivers. Mounting.

Committed and general protection frames. Protections. Types and characteristics. Mounting.

Electrical and electronic equipment for protection, maneuver and security. Mounting.

Interconnection of the different subsystems of wind installations.

Putting in service of wind installations.

Useful, tools, and media used in the assembly. Usage techniques.

4. Basic operations for the maintenance of wind installations

Operation Maneuvers. Manual and automatic systems.

Procedures and operations for the measurement of measures. Checking and adjusting the parameters to the watchword values.

Mechanical and electrical maintenance operations of wind installations.

Cleaning, oiling, and other basic preventive maintenance procedures.

Non-complex fault diagnostic techniques.

Procedures for electrically isolating different components.

Disassembly and repair procedures or replacement of electrical and mechanical elements.

Useful, tools and means used in maintenance. Usage techniques.

5. Regulations implementing the basic operations for the assembly and maintenance of small-power wind installations

Application regulations.

Waste Management Regulations.

Specific occupational risk prevention regulations.

Personal protection equipment.

Specific environmental risk prevention regulations.

Noise regulations.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

External surface for renewable energy installations of 100 m².

160 m² renewable energy facility workshop.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of basic operations in the assembly and maintenance of small-power wind installations, which will be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other higher-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

DCXXI ANNEX

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: QUALITY TESTING IN GLASS INDUSTRIES

Professional Family: Glass and Ceramics

Level: 2

Code: VIC621_2

General Competition

Perform testing of characterization and control of supplies, of finished products and in process in industries of manufacture and transformation of glass products, following the technical instructions given and guaranteeing the quality and the security of operations.

Competition Units

UC2053_2: Perform glass product control tests for building and automotive glazing.

UC2054_2: Perform glass product control tests for technical applications, lighting, packaging, and household items.

UC2055_2: Prepare equipment and provide materials for control in glass products.

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its activity in quality control laboratories of companies manufacturing and transforming glass products, following specific technical instructions and exercising their autonomy in the framework of the functions and the targets assigned by top-level technicians to yours.

Productive Sectors

Develops its activity in companies of flat glass manufacturing, automatic manufacture of insulators, packaging, household goods and objects of ornament, fiberglass, glass for automotive, moulded glass for construction, flat glass products for construction, ornamental flat glass, pharmacy glass and thermometry, lighting glass, laboratory equipment and industrial glass equipment.

Relevant occupations and jobs

Quality control technicians in glass industries.

Laboratory auxiliaries in glass industries.

Associated Training (450 hours)

Training Modules

MF2053_2: Glass product control tests for building and automotive glazing. (180 hours)

MF2054_2: Glass product control tests for technical applications, lighting, packaging, and household items. (180 hours)

MF2055_2: Organization of the glass product control lab. (90 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: PERFORM GLASS PRODUCT CONTROL TESTS FOR BUILDING AND AUTOMOTIVE GLAZING

Level: 2

Code: UC2053_2

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Identify and select international regulations related to glass products for construction and automotive glazing.

CR 1.1 The legal provisions in force, the official rules and regulations relating to glass products are identified with the aim of applying them in construction and automotive glazing operations.

CR 1.2 The regulations applicable to glass products are interpreted as a process for the translation of international regulations into the national legislation regarding glazing in construction and automotive.

CR 1.3 The product and test regulations related to glass products are interpreted from the study of international regulations for construction and automotive glazing.

CR 1.4 Such operations, such as selection and organisation of the sample, preparation and commissioning of the equipment, execution of tests, interpretation of the results obtained and the preparation of the report are carried out from the analysis of standards linked to testing of glass products, in accordance with the procedures laid down in that standard for glazing in construction and automotive.

RP 2: Operate with specific test equipment for the performance of quality control tests on glass products used in construction and automotive glazing, complying with the risk prevention regulations work and environmental protection.

CR 2.1 The selection of samples is performed according to the sampling procedure specified for the performance of control tests on glass used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 2.2 The preparation of the samples is performed in accordance with the procedures specified for the performance of control tests on glass used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 2.3 The equipment and means selected in the performance of the tests are in accordance with the type of analysis with the precision specified in the standard or the technical instructions established for the conduct of control tests in glass used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 2.4 The preparation and preparation of materials and equipment are carried out in accordance with the standard or procedures laid down for the performance of quality control tests on glass used in glazing construction and automotive.

CR 2.5 The control of dimensional characteristics and point defects, in glass products, used in construction and automotive glazing (inclusions, bubbles, stripes and ropes) is carried out through the control, operating with specific and regulated test equipment to apply the established acceptance or rejection criteria, complying with the regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 2.6 Control of mechanical and fragmentation characteristics, in glass products, used in construction and automotive glazing (ball impact, dart impact, mannequin head shock, abrasion, penetration, thermal characteristics as well as fire resistance and temperature changes) is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific and regulated test equipment to apply the acceptance criteria or rejected, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and protection environmental.

CR 2.7 The control of optical characteristics in glass products, used in construction and automotive (light transmission, optical distortion and color identification) is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific and regulated testing equipment to apply the established acceptance or rejection criteria, complying with the rules on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 2.8 The control of characteristics of resistance to chemical agents and climatic conditions in glass products, used in construction and automotive glazing (heat, radiation and humidity) is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific test equipment regulated to apply the established acceptance or rejection criteria, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 2.9 The operations of regulation and commissioning of laboratory equipment are carried out with the specific means of protection, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 2.10 The proposal for improvements in relation to glass products used in construction and automotive glazing is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control.

RP 3: Operate with specific test equipment for the performance of quality control tests on flat glass products used in construction and automotive glazing complying with the risk prevention regulations work and environmental protection.

CR 3.1 The selection of samples is performed according to the sampling procedure specified for the performance of control tests on flat glass used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 3.2 The preparation of the samples is carried out in accordance with the procedures specified for the performance of control tests on flat glass used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 3.3 The equipment and means selected in the performance of the tests are in accordance with the type of analysis with the precision specified in the standard or the technical instructions set out for carrying out control tests in flat glass used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 3.4 The preparation and preparation of materials and equipment are carried out in accordance with the standard or procedures laid down for the performance of quality control tests on flat glass used in Construction and automotive glazing.

CR 3.5 The control of dimensional characteristics and point defects, in flat glass products, used in construction and automotive glazing (inclusions, bubbles, stripes and ropes), is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific and regulated test equipment to apply the established acceptance or rejection criteria, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.6 Control of mechanical and fragmentation characteristics in flat glass products used in construction and automotive glazing (ball impact, dart impact, mannequin head shock, abrasion, penetration, thermal characteristics as well as fire resistance and temperature changes) is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific and regulated test equipment to apply the acceptance criteria or rejected, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and protection environmental.

CR 3.7 The control of optical characteristics in flat glass products, used in construction and automotive (light transmission, optical distortion and colour identification), is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific and regulated test equipment to apply the established acceptance or rejection criteria, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.8 The control of characteristics of resistance to chemical agents and climatic conditions in flat glass products, used in construction and automotive glazing (heat, radiation and humidity) is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific test equipment regulated to apply the criteria of accepted acceptance or rejection, complying with the regulations of prevention of occupational risks and protection environmental.

CR 3.9 The operations of regulation and commissioning of laboratory equipment are carried out with the specific means of protection, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.10 The proposal for improvements in relation to flat glass products used in construction and automotive glazing is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control.

RP 4: Operate with specific equipment for the performance of quality control tests on U-shaped profiled glass products and glass blocks used in construction and automotive glazing, complying with the rules for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 4.1 The selection of samples is performed according to the sampling procedure specified for the performance of control tests on U-shaped profiled glass and glass blocks used in glazing construction and automotive.

CR 4.2 The preparation of the samples is performed in accordance with the procedures specified for conducting control tests on U-shaped profiled glass and crystal blocks used in glazing construction and automotive.

CR 4.3 The specific equipment and means selected in the performance of the tests are in accordance with the type of analysis with the precision specified in the standard or the technical instructions established for the performance of tests control in U-shaped shaped glass and glass blocks used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 4.4 The preparation and preparation of specific materials and equipment are carried out in accordance with the standard or procedures laid down for the performance of quality control tests on shaped glass in the form of U and glass blocks used in construction and automotive glazing.

CR 4.5 The control of characteristics, of compressive strength in products of profiled glass in the form of U and glass blocks, used in construction and automotive (bending, abrasion, humidity, chemical agents, heat and Sudden changes in temperature) are performed through the control tests, operating with specific and regulated test equipment to apply the established acceptance or rejection criteria, complying with the risk prevention regulations work and environmental protection.

CR 4.6 The control of the characteristics of the luminous transmission of shaped glass in the form of U and glass blocks, used in construction and automotive glazing, is carried out through the control tests, operating with specific test equipment, regulated to apply the established acceptance or rejection criteria, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 4.7 The operations of regulation and commissioning of laboratory equipment are carried out with the specific means of protection, in order to apply the criteria of acceptance or rejection established, complying with the regulations of the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 4.8 The proposal for improvements in relation to U-shaped profiled glass products and glass blocks used in construction and automotive glazing is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for its incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

RP 5: Fulfill information related to the development and test results, performing calculation, analysis interpretation and non-conformance incidents, to obtain reports and document quality control and communicate it to the top-level technician.

CR 5.1 Quality control calculations are performed to express the results of the tests, in the units defined by the relevant international standards or in the instructions established by the company.

CR 5.2 Test results are interpreted to compare with the acceptance or rejection criteria described in the standard or in the instructions established by the company.

CR 5.3 Non-conformities, incidents, and corrective actions occurred are recorded in the corresponding forms to obtain reports and document quality control.

CR 5.4 Test reports are completed in accordance with the procedures described in the relevant international standards or in the instructions set out by the company to document quality control.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Flat glass products for automotive glazing and construction: monolithic or laminated glass, transparent, translucent or opaque, colourless or coloured; annealed, tempered, armed, curved, weathered, mirror, double glazing. Shaped glass and glass blocks in U, for construction: hollow or monolithic, armed or not; transparent or translucent, colourless or coloured. Machines and equipment: Micrometers and dimensional measuring equipment. Universal testing machine. Equipment and reagents for the determination of resistance to chemical and cleaning products. Stoves, fridges and climate cameras. Steel balls, mannequin head, steel dart, sack with granalla. Abrasive. Equipment for the determination of optical and radiation properties. Equipment for the determination of the acoustic attenuation properties. Microscope. Polariscopes.

Products and results:

Identification and selection of international regulations related to glass products. Performing quality control tests, operating with specific equipment in flat glass and shaped U-shaped and crystal blocks. Completion of information related to the development and results of the trials.

Information used or generated:

International regulations for automotive glass products and construction. Sampling and testing standards and procedures. Quality manual. Manual of use, maintenance and calibration of equipment and instruments. Safety standards in the laboratory. Regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection. Data obtained from the tests performed. Results reports.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: PERFORM GLASS PRODUCT CONTROL TESTS FOR TECHNICAL APPLICATIONS, LIGHTING, PACKAGING, AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Level: 2

Code: UC2054_2

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Select international regulations related to glass products for technical applications in lighting, packaging, and household items.

CR 1.1 The legal provisions in force, the official rules and regulations relating to glass products are identified with the aim of applying them in technical operations in lighting, packaging and articles of the home.

CR 1.2 The current regulations related to glass products are interpreted as a process for the translation of international regulations for technical applications in lighting, packaging and household goods.

CR 1.3 General product and test regulations related to glass products are interpreted from the study of the structure of international standards for technical applications in lighting, packaging and articles for the home.

CR 1.4 The identification of the product and test regulations related to glass products is carried out from the analysis of the classification criteria referred to in the international regulations for applications. lighting techniques, packaging and household items.

CR 1.5 The regulations on testing of glass products are interpreted to facilitate the selection and organization of the sample, the preparation and the preparation of the equipment, the performance of the first, the analysis of the the results obtained and the preparation of the report, in accordance with the procedures laid down for technical applications in lighting, packaging and household items.

RP 2: Operate with specific equipment for the performance of glass characterization tests, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational hazards and environmental protection.

CR 2.1 The selection of the samples is performed according to the sampling procedure specified for the performance of the glazing characterization tests.

CR 2.2 The preparation of the samples is performed in accordance with the specified preparation procedures, according to regulations for the performance of glass characterization tests.

CR 2.3 The regulation and implementation of the equipment is carried out in accordance with the established rules or procedures, ensuring the safety of the operations and ensuring the performance of the tests characterization of glass.

CR 2.4 The determination of the average coefficient of linear dilation, of fixed points of viscosity, of resistance to thermal shock, of hydrolytic resistance of glass in grain, of resistance to attack of acids and alkalis, of hardness Knoop and flexural strength, modulus of elasticity, refractive index, colorimetry, granulometry and coefficient of molar extinction is performed, operating with specific regulated equipment, to facilitate the application of the criteria of acceptance or rejection established, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 2.5 The operations of regulation and commissioning of laboratory equipment are carried out with the specific means of protection for the performance of tests for the characterization of glass, complying with the regulations of the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 2.6 The proposal for improvements in relation to glazing characterization tests is recorded and communicates to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

RP 3: Operate with specific equipment to perform control tests on electrical insulators and ensure product procurement by complying with the regulations on occupational risk prevention and environmental protection.

CR 3.1 The selection of the samples is performed according to the sampling procedure specified for conducting control tests on electrical insulators.

CR 3.2 The preparation of the samples is performed in accordance with the established procedures for conducting control tests on electrical insulators and ensuring product procurement.

CR 3.3 Equipment is performed according to established standards or procedures, ensuring the safety of operations and ensuring the performance of control tests on electrical insulators and ensure product procurement.

CR 3.4 The regulation and online operation of the thermal shock test equipment: cold-hot and hot-cold is performed according to the quality conditions specified for conducting control tests, in electrical insulators and ensure product procurement.

CR 3.5 The regulation and operation of electrical, electromechanical, mechanical, thermal, thermal, thermal, dimensional, impact, and control equipment for specific defects such as inclusions, bubbles, stripes, ropes and others are made by facilitating the application of the criteria for acceptance or rejection established to carry out control tests on electrical insulators and to ensure product procurement, complying with the rules on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.6 The regulatory and commissioning operations of the laboratory equipment are carried out with the specific protection means for the conduct of control tests in electrical insulators, complying with the regulations of the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.7 The proposal for improvements in relation to control tests on electrical insulators is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

RP 4: Operate with specific equipment to perform tests for control of hollow glass, laboratory glass and glass of pharmaceutical use, complying with the regulations of prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 4.1 The selection of the samples is performed according to the specified sampling procedure, to perform tests for control of hollow glass, laboratory glass and glass of pharmaceutical use.

CR 4.2 The preparation of the samples is performed in accordance with the established procedures for conducting hollow glass, laboratory glass, and pharmaceutical glass control tests.

CR 4.3 Equipment is made available, in accordance with the established rules or procedures, ensuring the safety of the operations and ensuring the operation to perform tests for the control of hollow glass, glass Laboratory and glass of pharmaceutical use.

CR 4.4 Property control (tightness, verticality, thickness, colour, light transmission, weight, capacity, internal pressure of rupture, thermal shock and point defects, including inclusions, bubbles, stripes, ropes, between other) is performed by operating with specific regulated equipment, facilitating the application of the criteria of acceptance or rejection established for conducting tests of control of hollow glass, laboratory glass and glass of pharmaceutical use.

CR 4.5 The control of residual stresses by the polariscopic examination is performed by operating with specific regulated equipment, facilitating the application of the criteria of acceptance or rejection established to carry out tests of control of hollow glass, laboratory glass and glass of pharmaceutical use.

CR 4.6 The emission control of heavy metals in contact with food, leaching and hydrolytic resistance of glass is performed by operating with specific regulated equipment, facilitating the application of the criteria of acceptance or rejection established for conducting tests for control of hollow glass, laboratory glass and glass for pharmaceutical use.

CR 4.7 The operations of regulation and commissioning of laboratory equipment are carried out with the specific means of protection for the testing of hollow glass control tests, laboratory glass and glass of use. Pharmaceutical compliance with safety and environmental standards.

CR 4.8 The proposal for improvements in relation to hollow glass control tests, laboratory glass and glass for pharmaceutical use is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control.

RP 5: Operate with specific equipment to perform fibreglass control tests, complying with the regulations for the prevention of occupational hazards and environmental protection.

CR 5.1 The selection of the samples is performed according to the sampling procedure specified for performing fiberglass control tests.

CR 5.2 The preparation of the sample is performed in accordance with the established procedures for performing fiberglass control tests.

CR 5.3 The tuning of the specific equipment is carried out in accordance with the established rules or procedures, ensuring the safety of the operations and ensuring the performance of the fibre-control tests. glass.

CR 5.4 Linear density control, surface density or gramage, medium thickness, surface mass of the mats, length and diameter of the cut threads is performed by operating with specific equipment, allowing the application of the Criteria for acceptance or rejection established for performing glass fibre control tests.

CR 5.5 The loss of fire, humidity and solubility in styrene is performed by operating with mechanical and regulated test equipment, facilitating the application of the criteria for acceptance or rejection established for testing Glass fibre control, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational hazards and environmental protection.

CR 5.6 The carrying out of controls, according to international regulations of characteristics of textile yarns, textile glass fabrics, rovings and mats of textile glass is performed, operating with regulated mechanical testing equipment, facilitating the application of the criteria for acceptance or rejection established for the testing of fibreglass control tests, in compliance with the rules on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 5.7 Laboratory equipment commissioning operations are performed with the specific protection means to perform fibreglass control tests, complying with safety and medium standards. environmental.

CR 5.8 The proposal for improvements in relation to fibreglass control tests is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

RP 6: Operate with specific equipment to perform glass microsphere control tests, complying with the regulations for the prevention of occupational hazards and environmental protection.

CR 6.1 The selection of samples is performed in accordance with the sampling procedure established for conducting glass microsphere control tests.

CR 6.2 The preparation of the samples is performed according to the established procedures, for conducting control tests of glass microspheres.

CR 6.3 The tuning of the specific equipment is carried out in accordance with the established rules or procedures, ensuring the safety of the operations and ensuring the operation to carry out control tests glass microspheres.

CR 6.4 The control of density, chemical resistance, granulometric distribution, compressive strength and refractive index is performed by operating with regulated mechanical test equipment, facilitating the application of the Criteria for acceptance or rejection established for conducting control tests on glass microspheres, complying with the rules on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 6.5 The preparation, regulation and commissioning operations of the laboratory equipment are carried out with the specific protection means to carry out tests for the control of glass microspheres, complying with the safety and environmental standards.

CR 6.6 The proposal for improvements in relation to glass microsphere control tests is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

RP 7: Fulfill information related to the development and results of quality trials, performing calculation, analysis interpretation and non-conformance incidents, to obtain reports and document control of quality.

CR 7.1 Quality control calculations are performed to express the results of the tests, in the units defined by the relevant international standards or in the instructions established by the company.

CR 7.2 Test results are interpreted to compare with the acceptance or rejection criteria described in the standard or in the instructions established by the company.

CR 7.3 Non-conformities, incidents, and corrective actions occurred are recorded in the corresponding forms to obtain reports and document quality control.

CR 7.4 Test reports are completed in accordance with the procedures described in the relevant international standards, or in the instructions set out by the company to document quality control.

CR 7.5 The proposal for improvements in relation to quality testing is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Glass samples used in the manufacture of glass products for technical applications, packaging and household goods. Samples of electrical insulators, glass containers, laboratory glass and glass for pharmaceutical use, glass fibre in the form of "roving", cut and "mats", lighting glass, such as light bulbs, labels, tubes, plafons and diffusers, glass for signs, such as microspheres, glass for traffic lights and beacons, table glass, glass for kitchen and glass for decoration. Machines and equipment: dilatometer, artificial rain equipment, baths for thermal cycling of insulators, traction test machine, Knoop durometer, micrometers and dimensional measurement equipment, universal testing machine, equipment and reagents for the determination of the acid attack, microscope, granulometer, colorimeter, refractometer and equipment for pressure-break testing of packaging.

Products and results:

Selection of international regulations related to glass products. Tests for the characterization of glass, operating with specific equipment. Control tests on electrical insulators, operating with specific equipment. Tests for control of hollow glass, laboratory glass and glass of pharmaceutical use, operating with specific equipment. Fibreglass control tests, operating with specific equipment. Control tests of glass microspheres, operating with specific equipment. Completion of information related to the development and results of quality testing.

Information used or generated:

International regulations on glass products for technical applications, packaging and household goods. Sampling and testing standards and procedures. Quality manual. Manual of use, maintenance and calibration of equipment and instruments. Safety standards in the laboratory. Environmental protection regulations. Data obtained from the tests performed. Results reports. Records of samples and control results. Stock listings and material needs and reagents.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: PREPARE EQUIPMENT AND PROVIDE MATERIALS FOR CONTROL IN GLASS PRODUCTS

Level: 2

Code: UC2055_2

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Receiving and storing samples, materials and reagents, following laboratory management procedures to ensure the quality of supplies, and safety in operations.

CR 1.1 The procedures for the reception, packaging and labelling of reagents are identified by instructions from a superior and interpreted, facilitating the management of the reception and storage operations, according to the established procedures to ensure the quality of supplies and safety in operations.

CR 1.2 The verification of the supplied material is carried out by ensuring the condition of the packaging, seals and packaging, the labelling according to the technical instructions received and the conformity of its characteristics with the indicated on the entry level to ensure the quality of the supplies and safety in the operations.

CR 1.3 The materials supplied, such as reagents, samples and spare parts are stored in the established locations clearly identifying and promoting identification and access.

CR 1.4 The cleaning and order of the work area under your responsibility are performed to facilitate the maintenance of the working conditions in the laboratory.

CR 1.5 The proposal for improvements in relation to the reception and storage of samples, materials and reagents is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the control protocol of the quality.

RP 2: Maintain and control the stock of reagents and materials used in the performance of quality testing by ensuring the preservation and security of operations to facilitate the management of the warehouse with the established procedures.

CR 2.1 The systems for sorting and storing materials and reagents are identified by instructions and interpreted to favor warehouse management in accordance with established procedures.

CR 2.2 The control exercised over stock of reagents and other consumable material is carried out by ensuring the maintenance of the safety stock established to promote the management of the warehouse according to the procedures set.

CR 2.3 The identification and storage of the materials and reagents is done by facilitating the location, inventory and conservation to favor the management of the warehouse in accordance with the established procedures.

CR 2.4 The warehouse inventory is performed by accurately reflecting stock of reagents and materials to favor warehouse management in accordance with established procedures.

CR 2.5 The materials and reagents supply listings are prepared according to the stock and the needs following technical instructions established to favor the management of the warehouse according to the established procedures.

CR 2.6 The material identification documents are completed in favour of the timely consultation of the updated stock data in order to facilitate the management of the warehouse in accordance with the established procedures.

CR 2.7 Material identification data are included in orders to favor warehouse management in accordance with established procedures.

CR 2.8 The proposal for improvements in relation to the maintenance and control of the stock of reagents and materials used in the performance of quality tests is recorded and communicates to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

RP 3: To maintain in operational conditions specific equipment for the performance of characterization and control tests of raw materials and glass products in compliance with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.1 The assembly and checking of the connections of the specific equipment is carried out in accordance with the operational procedures established for the performance of the tests for the characterization and control of raw materials and glass products, complying with the regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.2 Laboratory equipment and media are located in a manner that is operational for use at the time provided, complying with the regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection, and storage.

CR 3.3 The control of the operation of equipment and measuring instruments is carried out by favouring the maintenance of the operation of the equipment and the detection of anomalies which can be remedied in the field of their competence, or, where appropriate, reporting to the hierarchical superior in the time and mode set for use at the time.

CR 3.4 The cleaning and order in the laboratory is carried out and, where appropriate, the preparation of equipment, facilitating the maintenance of the ideal conditions of operation and conservation of the same for use in the moment complying with the regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CR 3.5 The proposal for improvements in relation to the maintenance in operational conditions of the specific equipment for the performance of the tests for the characterization and control of raw materials and glass products is recorded and communicates to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the quality control protocol.

RP 4: Maintain the sample file and test results, having quality control information on glass products ordered at all times to perform the updated maintenance of the file.

CR 4.1 File maintenance is done by identifying and interpreting the written instructions concerning the sorting and storage systems of the samples and results to perform the updated maintenance. file.

CR 4.2 The identification and storage of the samples and results is done periodically to facilitate their location and conservation.

CR 4.3 The archive of sample registration documents and test results is done periodically to facilitate their location and conservation.

CR 4.4 The identification and removal of the old materials is carried out continuously to facilitate the updated maintenance of the file.

CR 4.5 The proposal for improvements in relation to the maintenance of the sample file and test results is recorded and communicated to the top-level technician for incorporation, if appropriate, into the control protocol of the quality.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Flat glass products for automotive glazing and construction: monolithic or laminated glass, transparent, translucent or opaque, colourless or coloured; annealed, tempered, armed, curved, weathered, mirror, double glazing. Shaped glass and glass blocks in U, for construction: hollow or monolithic, armed or not. Glass samples used in the manufacture of glass products for technical applications, packaging and household articles. Samples of electrical insulators, laboratory glass and glass for pharmaceutical use, glass fibre in the form of "roving", cut and "mats", lighting glass, such as light bulbs, labels, tubes, plafons and diffusers, signalling glass, as microspheres, glass for traffic lights and beacons, table glass, glass for kitchen and glass for decoration. Machines and equipment: micrometers and dimensional measuring equipment, universal testing machine, equipment and reagents for the determination of resistance to chemical and cleaning products, stoves, fridges and climate chambers, steel balls, mannequin head, steel dart, sack with granalla, abrasive, equipment for the determination of optical and radiation properties, equipment for the determination of the properties of acoustic attenuation, standardized firearms, polariscopes, dilatometer, artificial rain equipment, baths for thermal cycling of insulators, Traction test machine, Knoop durometer, microscope, granulometer, colorimeter, refractometer and equipment for pressure-break testing of containers.

Products and results:

Reception and storage of samples, materials and reagents. Maintenance and control of stocks of reagents and materials used. Maintenance in operational conditions specific test equipment. Maintenance of the sample file and test results.

Information used or generated:

Manual of use, maintenance and calibration of equipment and instruments. Safety standards in the laboratory. Environmental protection regulations. Registration of samples and control results. Stock listings and requirements for consumables and reagents. Regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

TRAINING MODULE 1: GLASS PRODUCT CONTROL TESTS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND AUTOMOTIVE GLAZING

Level: 2

Code: MF2053_2

Associated with UC: Perform glass product control tests for building and automotive glazing.

Duration: 180 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Identify and interpret international regulations, legal provisions, and regulations related to glass products for construction and automotive glazing.

CE1.1 Identify the main international standards referred to in construction or automotive glazing.

CE1.2 Describe the main regulations applicable to glass products for construction and automotive glazing.

CE1.3 Interpret the main legal provisions related to the glass product for construction and automotive glazing.

CE1.4 Interpret the product classification criteria used in the given product standard.

CE1.5 Identify the test rules related to the given product standard.

CE1.6 Identify and describe the sampling and acceptance parameters indicated in the given product standard.

CE1.7 Identify the marking and designation criteria described in the given product standard.

CE1.8 Interpret the operating procedure of a given test rule.

C2: Apply glass product tests for construction and automotive glazing, taking into account procedures specified in technical instructions or in the regulations.

CE2.1 In a practical scenario of a batch of glass products for construction or automotive glazing taking into account regulations on the prevention of occupational hazards and environmental protection:

-Select the appropriate technical documentation for control and synthesize the most relevant information.

-Classify the products according to the selected technical documentation.

-Identify related testing standards and/or procedures, sampling and acceptance conditions.

-Prepare the samples for the execution of the identified tests.

-Prepare the materials and/or reagents for the realization of the identified tests.

-Regular equipment to the specified conditions and operate to obtain test data according to the selected standards.

-Express with the appropriate tolerance to the specified accuracy, the results of the test.

-Evaluate the results or information obtained from each test.

CE2.2 Identify the risks and level of danger and toxicity posed by the handling of the various materials, products and laboratory equipment used in the control of glass products for glazing in construction and automotive.

CE2.3 List the rules for the use, safety and storage of materials and reagents and relate them to their main characteristics of toxicity, stability and packaging.

CE2.4 List and interpret the safety and environmental protection standards required for the performance of the test.

CE2.5 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

C3: Analyze the security conditions necessary for the development of control operations of raw materials, fried, enamels and ceramic pigments taking into account environmental protection regulations.

CE3.1 Interpret the safety regulations applicable to the laboratories for the characterization and control of raw materials, fried, enamels and ceramic pigments.

CE3.2 Analyze the security elements of each equipment and installation of laboratory, equipment and installation, as well as the means of protection and clothing to be used in the most significant processes and operations.

CE3.3 Establish security measures and precautions to be taken based on specific rules or instructions applicable to different operations.

CE3.4 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

C4: Develop reports of control results for construction and automotive glazing, in accordance with procedures laid down in international regulations taking into account regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

CE4.1 Identify complementary information, such as graphics, history, photographs, videos, and others, for the performance of the report of a standardized test for construction or automotive glazing.

CE4.2 Indicate the procedures for collecting and selecting supplementary information from a standard test for construction or automotive glazing.

CE4.3 In a practical scenario for the performance of standardized tests of glass products for glazing in construction or automotive, and for which the results obtained are available taking into account the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection:

-Perform calculations to express the results in the established units

-Identify control data statistical treatment procedures.

-Develop the test report according to the procedures set out in the standard.

CE4.4 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.1; C4 with respect to CE4.3.

Other capabilities:

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Finish the job within the set deadlines

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Learn new concepts or procedures and effectively leverage training using acquired knowledge.

Contents:

1. Quality control in the manufacture of glass products for construction and automotive glazing

Quality plan in a glass product manufacturing company for construction and automotive glazing: quality plans in the company, documentation.

Statistical methods applied to quality control in the manufacture of glass products for construction and automotive glazing.

Completing records and reporting.

2. Quality control results control for building and automotive glazing

Analysis interpretation.

Record of non-compliant incidents.

Elaboration of test reports.

Managing quality control documentation.

Sampling procedures. Foundation and practical applications. Handling of sampling and acceptance tables.

Sort, description, and graphical representation of measured data.

Handling and interpreting control charts.

Completing records and reporting.

3. Tests on glass products for automotive glazing and construction

Dimensional and geometric feature control tests.

Control tests of mechanical properties: maximum load of bending and compression. Resistance and fracture behavior against the impact of different bodies, such as ball, sack, mannequin, dart and bullet: fragmentation, penetration, loss of vision, and others, resistance to abrasion, control of residual stresses.

Completing records and reporting.

4. Tests for the control of physico-chemical characteristics of glass products

Optical and radiation feature control tests: color, image alteration and colors, and others. Transmittance, reflectance, solar factor, thermal resistance.

Control tests of resistance to climatic conditions: to heat, to radiation, to humidity, to wind, to sudden changes in temperature, to condensation in double glazing, and others.

Control tests for chemical and cleaning agents.

Acoustic attenuation properties control tests.

Fire resistance control tests: integrity and insulating properties.

Include control tests, bubbles, stripes, strings, and others.

Use compatibility tests: adhesive compatibility, assembly material compatibility, electrical testing.

Completing records and reporting.

5. Safety standards in the glass product control laboratory for automotive glazing and construction

Reagents and materials used: toxicity and dangerousness.

Precautions to be taken for the handling and storage of reagents and materials.

Precautions to be taken for testing.

Regulations and regulations applicable to construction glazing.

Regulations and regulations applicable to automotive glazing.

Regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

60 m² glass laboratory.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the testing of glass product control tests for construction and automotive glazing, which will be accredited by one of the following ways:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other top-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 2: GLASS PRODUCT CONTROL TESTS FOR TECHNICAL APPLICATIONS, LIGHTING, PACKAGING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Level: 2

Code: MF2054_2

Associated with UC: Perform glass product control tests for technical applications, lighting, packaging, and household items.

Duration: 180 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Identify and interpret international regulations, legal provisions, and regulations related to glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging, and household items.

CE1.1 Identify the main international standards for glass insulators, glass containers, household glass articles, and glass for pharmaceutical and technical uses.

CE1.2 Describe the main applicable regulations of a glass product for technical applications, lighting, pharmacy or packaging.

CE1.3 Interpret the main legal provisions related to the glass product for technical applications, lighting, pharmacy or packaging.

CE1.4 Interpret the product classification criteria used in the given product standard.

CE1.5 Identify the test rules related to a given product standard.

CE1.6 Identify and describe the sampling and acceptance parameters indicated in the given product standard.

CE1.7 Describe the product classification criteria used in the given test standard.

CE1.8 Describe the presentation of results of the given test standard.

C2: Perform tests on glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging or household items in accordance with the procedures specified in technical instructions or in international regulations.

CE2.1 In a practical scenario of a glass sample used in the manufacture of glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging or household items taking into account risk prevention regulations Labour and environmental protection:

-Select the appropriate technical documentation for control and synthesize the most relevant information.

-Identify related testing standards and/or procedures, sampling and acceptance conditions.

-Prepare the sample to the conditions required for the execution of the identified tests.

-Prepare the materials and/or reagents necessary for the performance of the identified tests.

-Regular the equipment to the specified conditions and operate to obtain test data according to the selected standards.

-Express with the appropriate tolerance to the specified accuracy, the results of the test.

-Evaluate the results or information obtained from each test.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a batch of products of glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging and household items taking into account regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and protection environmental:

-Select the appropriate technical documentation for control and synthesize the most relevant information.

-Classify the products according to the selected technical documentation.

-Identify related testing standards and/or procedures, sampling and acceptance conditions.

-Prepare the samples required for the execution of the identified tests.

-Prepare the materials and/or reagents necessary for the performance of the identified tests.

-Regular the equipment to the specified conditions and operate to obtain test data according to the selected standards.

-Express with the appropriate tolerance to the specified accuracy, the results of the test.

-Evaluate the results or information obtained from each test.

CE2.3 Identify the risks and level of danger and toxicity involved in handling the various materials, products and laboratory equipment used in the control of glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging and household items.

CE2.4 List the rules for the use, safety and storage of materials and reagents and relate them to their main characteristics of toxicity, stability and packaging.

CE2.5 Given a glass product control test, list the safety and environmental protection standards required for the performance of the test.

CE2.6 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

C3: Develop reports of glass product control results for technical applications, lighting, packaging, or household items, in accordance with the procedures laid down in international regulations.

CE3.1 In a practical scenario for the performance of standardized tests of glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging or household goods, and for which the results obtained are available in Regulations for the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection:

-Perform calculations to express the results in the established units

-Identify control data statistical treatment procedures.

-Develop the test report according to the procedures set out in the standard.

CE3.2 Identify complementary information, such as graphics, historical, photographs and videos necessary for the performance of the standard test report for glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging or household items.

CE3.3 Indicate the procedures for the collection and selection of complementary standard test information for glass products for technical applications, lighting, packaging or household items.

CE3.4 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.1 and CE2.2; C3 with respect to CE3.1.

Other capabilities:

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Finish the job within the set deadlines

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Learn new concepts or procedures and effectively leverage training using acquired knowledge.

Contents:

1. Quality control in the manufacture of glass products for technical applications, packaging and household items

Quality plan in a glass product manufacturing company for technical applications, packaging, and household items.

Quality plans in the enterprise: documentation, quality control documentation management.

Statistical methods applied to quality control in the manufacture of glass products for technical applications, packaging and household items.

Sampling procedures. Foundation and practical applications. Handling of sampling and acceptance tables. Sorting, description and graphical representation of measured data. Management and interpretation of control graphs.

Completing records and reporting.

2. Glass characterisation tests

Determining the average coefficient of linear dilation.

Determination of fixed points of viscosity.

Thermal shock and thermal shock resistance. Test methods.

Hydrolytic resistance of glass in grain. Test and classification methods.

Resistance to acid and alkalis attack.

Refractive Index.

Molar Extinction Coefficient.

Colorimetry and light transmission.

Knoop Hardness.

Elasticity modulus and flexural strength.

Completing records and reporting.

3. Tests on electric glass insulators

Legal regulations and regulations applicable to glass insulators.

Essential aspects of the regulations in force concerning high-voltage power lines in relation to electrical insulators.

Essential aspects of the regulations in force concerning low voltage power lines in relation to electrical insulators.

International regulations for glass insulators.

Online thermal shock tests.

Hot-cold heat shock tests.

Hot-cold heat shock tests.

Electrical tests: dry and rain industrial frequency tests, oil drilling tests, lightning-type pulse tests, pulse drilling tests, measurement tests with radio disturbances.

Electromechanical tests: traction tests.

Mechanical tests: traction and compression tests, bending tests.

Termomechanical Tests: Traction Tests.

Dimensional tests.

Impact Tests.

Completing records and reporting.

4. Tests on products of hollow glass, menaje, laboratory glass and glass for pharmacy

Legal regulations applicable to the products of hollow glass, menaje, glass for laboratory and glass for pharmacy.

Trials: tightness. Polarscopic examination: annealing, thickness, color, weight and capacity, dimensions, thermal shock, internal pressure of rupture, hydrolytic resistance of the inner surface, leaching, inclusions, bubbles, stripes, ropes, and others.

Tests on glass products for laboratory: volumetric glass. Methods of capacity utilization and verification.

Completing records and reporting.

5. Glass fibre and glass fibre tests and glass fibre mats

International regulations applicable to fiberglass products.

Characterization and classification of fiberglass products.

Linear Density.

Surface density or gramage.

Types of fiberglass according to their composition.

Industrial presentations of the fiberglass: "mats", "roving", tissue, cut threads and ground fiber.

Product control tests: gramage, medium thickness.

Mechanical tests: tensile strength for rolling threads, bending stiffness for tissues, loss of fire, moisture. Surface mass of the "mats", solubility in styrene, length and diameter of cut threads.

Test procedures according to international standards: regulations for fibre-glass reinforcements: textile yarns, textile glass fabrics, "rovings", "mats" of textile glass.

Completing records and reporting.

6. Tests on glass microspheres

Density.

Chemical resistance.

Granulometric distribution.

Resistance to compression.

Refractive Index.

Completing records and reporting.

7. Safety standards in the glass product control laboratory for technical applications, packaging and household items

Reagents and materials used: toxicity and dangerousness.

Precautions to be adopted for reactive and material handling and storage.

Risks derived from the control operations of glass products.

Precautions to be taken for testing.

Regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

60 m² glass laboratory.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to the testing of glass product control tests for technical applications, lighting, packaging and household items, which will be accredited by means of one of the forms following:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other top-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 3: ORGANIZATION OF THE GLASS PRODUCTS CONTROL LABORATORY

Level: 2

Code: MF2055_2

Associated with UC: Preparing equipment and providing materials for control in glass products.

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Develop forecasts of supplies of materials and reagents necessary for the testing of control of raw materials, glass and glass products, considering the information on the programming of testing, material needs and stocks and delivery forecasts.

CE1.1 Elaborate the forecast of reagents and materials for the performance of different tests of control of raw materials, glass or glass products, where technical information of the tests to be carried out, norms of related test, stock and materials in the laboratory and in the warehouse and delivery forecasts thereof.

CE1.2 In a practical scenario of forecasting reagents and materials for the performance of a given number of standardised tests on glass products taking into account rules on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection:

-Identify reagents indicating their technical characteristics, such as composition, presentation, status, concentration and wealth.

-Meet printed materials or reactants.

-Identify the degree of danger and toxicity of the necessary reagents and the conditions for their transport, handling and storage.

CE1.3 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

C2: Apply organisational techniques relating to the storage of materials and reagents necessary for the testing of the control of raw materials, glass and glass products.

CE2.1 Labeling materials and reagents according to established procedures so that they can be identified and expected to be expired.

CE2.2 Identify commercial and technical denominations of raw materials, reagents, and materials used in the controls of raw materials and glass products.

CE2.3 In a scenario that describes different reagents and materials used in the control of glass products:

-Determine the shape of storage by indicating the humidity and temperature conditions of the protections and others, justifying the criteria used for sorting and sorting.

-Identify and describe the graphical symbology used in the labeling of reagents and materials.

-Identify and describe the risks arising from the handling and storage operations of reagents and materials used in the control of raw materials and glass products and indicate the preventive measures which are must be adopted.

CE2.4 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

C3: Apply assembly and equipment preparation operations for testing of raw materials, glass and glass products.

CE3.1 Identify and describe the basic aspects of the technical documentation, such as international standards, test procedures and procedures for the development and maintenance of equipment, used in conducting tests control of:

-Glazing for construction.

-Automotive glazing.

-Electrical glass insulators.

-hollow glass, menaje, laboratory glass, and glass products for pharmacy.

-Glass fibre: "mats", "roving", fabric, cut threads and ground fibre.

-Glass microspheres.

CE3.2 In a practical scenario of a proposal for a standardised test of glass products, taking into account technical information such as international standards, test procedures, entry to point and maintenance of equipment taking into account rules on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection:

-Identify equipment for testing.

-Perform the assembly and connections of the computers that require it according to the instructions of the provider.

-Perform the cleaning and conditioning of the required equipment according to the supplier's instructions.

-Identify and describe the components of each first-level review and maintenance team according to the technical documentation.

CE3.3 In a practical scenario of a proposal for a standardised test of glass products, taking into account technical information such as international standards, test procedures, entry to point and maintenance of equipment taking into account rules on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection:

-Identify security rules that must be met in the preparation and use of equipment.

-Perform disconnections and disassembly of equipment that requires it according to established procedures and provider instructions.

-Identify and describe anomalies that may occur in the operation of the identified equipment, as well as the necessary prevention and correction operations.

CE3.4 Fill in the improvement proposal records relative to the quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

C4: Apply control data file organization and log operations.

CE4.1 Identify and describe the technical information used in conducting material and process trials.

CE4.2 In a practical scenario of registration and organization operations, complete, record and organize the test information according to the established procedures.

CE4.3 Identify and describe related technical documents, such as procedures, file, print, and standard product test control charts.

CE4.4 Identify and describe file codes and location of product normalized test results.

CE4.5 Identify and describe the instructions for the systems of sorting and storage of product and product standard test materials.

CE4.6 Identify and describe the teneduria and document archiving procedures used for standard product testing.

CE4.7 Compliment record of improvement proposals regarding quality control protocol considering their effectiveness in the process to be modified.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.2; C2 with respect to CE2.3; C3 with respect to CE3.2 and CE3.3; C4 with respect to CE4.2.

Other capabilities:

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Maintain the work area with the appropriate degree of order and cleanliness.

Demonstrate some autonomy in solving small contingencies related to their activity.

Interpret and execute work instructions.

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Contents:

1. Classification, labelling and storage of raw and reactive materials, applied to the glass laboratory

Classification and packaging criteria for chemical substances.

Chemical substance labeling criteria.

Chemical characterization criteria: pictograms.

Completing records and reporting.

2. Preparation of glass product control tests

Operating procedures for mounting, preparing and setting up materials and equipment necessary for carrying out tests on glass products: tests for control of glazing for construction, tests For automotive glazing control, control tests for glass electrical insulators, control tests for hollow glass products, menaje, laboratory glass and glass for pharmacy.

Glass fiber control tests: "mats", "roving", tissue, cut threads and ground fiber, Glass microsphere control tests.

Completing records and reporting.

3. Recording and organizing the control data file in the glass lab

Coding procedures and technical documentation file.

Traceability.

How to store samples.

Completing records and reporting.

4. Safety standards in the glass product control laboratory

Reagents and materials used: toxicity and dangerousness.

Precautions to be taken for the handling and storage of reagents and materials.

Precautions to be taken for testing.

Laboratory waste: protection and neutralization or removal measures.

Regulations on the prevention of occupational risks and environmental protection.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

60 m² glass laboratory.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the preparation of equipment and the provision of materials for control in glass products, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other top-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

ANNEX DCXXII

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: PRODUCT QUALITY CONTROL IN TEXTILE AND SKIN

Professional Family: Textile, Garment, and Skin

Level: 3

Code: TCP622_3

General Competition

Collaborate in the organization and development of quality control of products in textile and leather, monitor the application of such control and, where appropriate, conduct technical tests to check the technical specifications of the ensuring compliance with the European Regulation, on the registration, assessment, authorisation and restriction of chemicals (REACH), in particular as regards the protection of human and environmental health.

Competition Units

UC2056_3: Participate in the management of product quality control in textile and skin

UC2057_3: Monitor and perform tests for quality control of textile products and made-up items

UC2058_3: Monitor and perform tests for quality control of skin, footwear, and leather products

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its activity in quality control departments of textile and leather products that can be located in public organizations such as customs, technology and consumer centers, in distribution chains, and in companies which manufacture, acquire or market such products. The aforementioned quality control departments, can have a hierarchical dependency, from other departments with functions of management, research and development, technical office, among others.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the sectors of the textile, clothing and leather industries, in technology centers and consumer laboratories, as well as in customs, distribution chains among others.

Relevant occupations and jobs

Textile Quality Control Technician.

Product quality control of leather and leather products.

Quality Control Technician in Gender of Point.

Technical of textile laboratories.

Skin lab technician.

Associated Training (540 hours)

Training Modules

MF2056_3: Quality management activities in textile and skin products. (180 hours)

MF2057_3: Quality control of textile products and made-up items. (180 hours)

MF2058_3: Quality control of skin, footwear, and leather products. (180 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: PARTICIPATE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PRODUCT QUALITY CONTROL IN TEXTILE AND SKIN

Level: 3

Code: UC2056_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Set the technical specifications to be taken into account in the quality control of the textile or leather product of internal and/or outsourced manufacturing, to ensure the achievement of the characteristics foreseen in the product.

CR 1.1 The specifications of the textile or skin product are clearly and accurately established, taking into account the REACH regulation, of the European Community, on the protection of human health and the environment and, covering all parameters required by the quality system.

CR 1.2 The selection of the test rules and procedures to be used are determined according to the specifications of the type of textile or skin product, its constitution, structure and application to which it is intended.

CR 1.3 The specifications previously set in the contracts or orders, or the technical documentation of the company, such as technical sheets, catalogues, among others, are applied according to specific cases, as a basis for the control of the textile or skin product.

CR 1.4 Customer claims are evaluated in accordance with the procedures provided for in the quality system and the results are transmitted to the management to modify the products and processes of the textile companies, clothing and skin, and remodify controls.

CR 1.5 The products and services received by the textile, clothing and leather companies of their suppliers are evaluated in accordance with the procedures to optimize the acquisition according to the results obtained.

CR 1.6 The relationship of textile or skin products to the specifications that the company usually markets or manages is used to facilitate the work, taking into account the rules of application in each case.

CR 1.7 The product specifications in textile or leather are used to determine the application for testing, quality control, required and justified by the plaintiff, as the technical office of the company, client, supplier among others.

RP 2: Collaborate on updating and reviewing the quality control and management documentation, renewing the information related to new products and processes of textile, clothing and leather, for its operational maintenance in all time, as a help to the quality address.

CR 2.1 The control procedures established for the quality system are reviewed periodically in order to improve it, checking that the guidelines determined by the company are followed, maintaining the hierarchical line in the decisions.

CR 2.2 Quality control and management documentation is updated by reviewing the formal aspects, such as drafting, correction of detected errors, innovation of the general format of presentation, changes over-coming by modification of the alphanumeric code and/or denomination of the standards, of technical characters, among others, for effective integration in accordance with established policies and procedures.

CR 2.3 The review of the quality control and management documentation is done in coordination with the departments concerned, introducing the modifications resulting from the improvement actions that have been carried out in the products and processes, so that they can be effectively integrated into the control procedures of textile, clothing and leather companies.

CR 2.4 Quality control and management documentation for new processes and products, as well as new quality control procedures are formalized to enable established production plans.

CR 2.5 The reports on the assessment of the results achieved in the different actions of quality control, both for the individual and the team work, are drawn up in the standard formats and according to the protocols established by the company for its file and easy accessibility.

RP 3: Collaborate on the realization of internal quality assessments and generate the information needed to facilitate external audits, according to the quality system of textile, clothing and leather companies.

CR 3.1 The efficiency indicators identified in the quality system are reviewed periodically, as well as the expected quantitative results, detecting their strengths and weaknesses in assessing the activity of the company. textile, clothing or clothing, and schedule improvement actions.

CR 3.2 The individual or group functions and responsibilities are monitored for the purpose of assessing the same, for internal audits of the company.

CR 3.3 Information on the monitoring of the quality of the company is collected in an orderly and precise manner, presenting itself in the standard formats established in the quality system, so that it can be consulted and analyzed with ease.

CR 3.4 The internal quality audits are carried out in all the departments involved, in coordination with those responsible, in compliance with the instructions, plans and procedures established in the quality system, to ensure the diagnosis of the current status of the company's quality.

CR 3.5 The reports on the assessment of the results achieved in the various actions of the internal quality audits, both in relation to the individual and the teams ' work, are drawn up in the standard formats and in accordance with the protocols established by the company to detect non-conformities and to propose improvements and/or corrective measures that are required.

CR 3.6 The information needed to define the objectives and indicators of external audits is provided, collaborating with the team in charge of its design, and preparing people from the company themselves who have to participate in them.

RP 4: Inform and train the staff of the textile, clothing and clothing company in the aspects of the application of the quality system of the company, in order to improve the activity they develop in their field of responsibility.

CR 4.1 Information about the company's quality policy and related general aspects, is transmitted to all company operators in a clear and concise way, with an impact on the key points, so that all of them persons take into account the general guidelines of the same, in the activity that each one carries out in his or her job.

CR 4.2 The organization chart and the corresponding quality functions of the company's management staff, are brought to the attention of the staff involved, especially in those aspects related to the work to contribute to the achievement of the quality objectives.

CR 4.3 The company's staff is trained in quality in terms of its position in the production structure, taking into account the range of products it manufactures, so that it can achieve the quality objectives related to its job.

CR 4.4 Quality training is provided in a specific way, both individually and collectively, organised within the company's annual training plan.

CR 4.5 The design of the training programs on quality is elaborated, to create the necessary training materials according to level.

CR 4.6 The didactic methods and programs that apply in the training courses on quality are evaluated, in order to discover the motivation and understanding of the assistants according to their level of intuition and achieve the maximum use.

CR 4.7 The involvement of staff in training is encouraged, making public their participation and the effort made.

CR 4.8 The protocols for action in the event of accidents or contingencies, as well as those responsible for their implementation, are distributed and explained for the proper execution of them in case of need, guaranteeing their updating periodic.

RP 5: Control the inspection of batches of textile and skin products, reviewing the results of the trials by variables and by attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) that determine their quality to justify that exceed the pre-established conditions of acceptability, in internal and/or outsourced manufacturing, and, where appropriate, suggest actions for the continuous improvement of the same in the face of their study and implementation.

CR 5.1 The test application form is completed, recording the standard specifications that the company has pre-established with general criteria and developing those it deems necessary, depending on the type of textile and leather products, such as finished fabric or skin, garment, footwear, purse, among others, or due to the special circumstances provided for in the protocols.

CR 5.2 The application form for the test which includes the required particularities or data of interest and the application of the relevant rules, together with the sample of the product, is made available to the laboratory of the undertaking or external to its performance and delivery within the prescribed time limits.

CR 5.3 The information sheet for attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) of textile or leather products, is established taking into account the inspection protocols established by the company and those particularities which must be considered according to the characteristics of the lot and level of quality envisaged, by the responsible for quality control.

CR 5.4 The inspection operations by attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) are carried out in coordination and collaboration with the suppliers or customers, with the agreement formalized adequately for their processing.

CR 5.5 The results of tests for products in textile or skin are checked that they are complete and consistent with the type of the sample and are valued for comparison with those obtained with similar products, in composition, structure and application, provided that they have been carried out with the same standard, the same measurement procedure and the result expressed in equal units, determining the negative influence on their use and their useful life, to ensure or not acceptability of the same.

CR 5.6 The results of the inspection operations of the batches of textile or skin products by attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) are reviewed and valued considering the influence on the appearance, use, safety and useful life, in order to prevent or limit the output of defective products to the market according to the level of quality envisaged, and in order to propose the corresponding improvement actions.

CR 5.7 The defective products contained in the lots are evaluated taking into account the conditions previously established with the suppliers and customers regarding the quality control and origin of the same, for contrast the results obtained and make the corresponding decision.

CR 5.8 The proposals for improvement, both individually and collectively, are presented with objective data, such as, feasibility of techniques to be carried out, economic study to achieve objective and measurable improvement of quality, among others.

CR 5.9 Approved improvement actions are applied provisionally and are subject to follow-up processes to check if they meet the proposed improvement goals.

CR 5.10 Review results reports of the quality inspection operations of the textile or skin product lots, as well as the monitoring of the improvement proposals, are formalized in the physical or digital format (a) to justify acceptance or rejection on the basis of the control guidelines, and to verify compliance with the obligations arising from the implementation of the REACH Regulation in the enterprise.

RP 6: Collaborate on the analysis of data obtained from the results of the product control tests on textile and skin to contribute to the management of the quality of the company.

CR 6.1 Specific software, or control sheets for textile and leather products are used for direct data collection, are archived in the corresponding support and are available in conjunction with the originals for your query.

CR 6.2 The information generated and collected concerning the products in textile and skin is analyzed through the observation of samples and their behavior through tables, graphs among others.

CR 6.3 The proposals presented are studied in the quality department with the persons representing the departments concerned, checking the data and facts in which they are supported, in order to draft the final plan or project, which shall be raised to the management of the undertaking for acceptance and approval, if appropriate.

CR 6.4 The extracted data are treated statistically in compliance with the instructions received, in order to reduce failures in the supply chain, to generate confidence in decision making and to improve management in relation to clients.

CR 6.5 Supplier offers, and quality protocols for application to supplies are analyzed, for the creation of the records that allow the most appropriate selection, at each moment, ensuring the functioning of the the production or service delivery chain.

CR 6.6 The generated data control procedure is evaluated taking into account the volume of data, to avoid islands of information and to ensure the traceability of the textile or skin product.

RP 7: Manage test and batch inspection information of products in textile or skin, in digital or physical support, to contribute to the management of the company's quality.

CR 7.1 The test results and inspection reports are verified to contain all the clearly and correctly identified sections, and are properly archived, in physical or physical support. computer, to facilitate its conservation and easy localization.

CR 7.2 Quality reports generated from test results and product inspection results for other companies are archived along with the rest of the quality documents.

CR 7.3 The classified and archived documentation is used to prepare reports on the operation of the company's quality system and to prepare quality audits.

CR 7.4 The file system, both physical and digital, is kept permanently updated, allowing easy information localization.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Computer equipment and specific programs. Quality control results file. Samples and documentation of textile and leather products. Supplier offerings and supply protocols. Product catalog record. Testing standards and procedures. Classification of variables and attributes of textile and leather products, of the own and external companies. Pre-set inspection protocols. Quality control inspection procedures. Traceability procedures. Product quality control reports. Programmes for the implementation and monitoring of a quality control system. Planning and organization of quality. Quality manual. Manual of quality procedures. Quality data.

Products and results:

Quality documents updated and reviewed. Distribution and archiving of quality documents. Training courses in quality. Proposals for improvement of quality. Coordination meetings between department. Internal and external audits. Technical data sheets for products of textile and leather products. Technical data sheets for batch inspections. Quality control results reports.

Information used or generated:

Used: ISO 9001 and 14001 standards. Quality manual. Manual of quality procedures. Quality data. Suggestions for quality improvement. Testing standards and procedures. Samples and documentation of textile and leather products. Classification of variables and attributes of textile and leather products, of the own company and external. Quality control test procedures. Quality control inspection procedures. Traceability procedures. REACH Regulation.

Generated: Statistics reports on the company's quality data. Proposals for improvement. Technical data sheets for new tests on textile and leather products. Technical data sheets for new batch inspections. Quality control results reports. Quality control results file. Quality control computer and physical files.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: MONITOR AND PERFORM TESTS FOR QUALITY CONTROL OF TEXTILE PRODUCTS AND MADE-UP ARTICLES

Level: 3

Code: UC2057_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Monitor the analysis processes and, where appropriate, analyze the composition and characteristics of textile products to verify that it corresponds to the information attached to the sample.

CR 1.1 Applications for analysis of the composition of textile products are reviewed to identify the information on the nature and characteristics of the fibres to be verified.

CR 1.2 Samples of textile products are identified and recognized to control their characteristics and the manufacturing process that has followed.

CR 1.3 The parameters, measures and units that define the name of the fibres are used to express the composition of the textile products.

CR 1.4 The procedures for the identification of textile fibres (cotton, wool, viscose, cellulose acetate, polyester, polyamide and acrylics, among others) are used to be used for the purposes of testing.

CR 1.5 The material, equipment and chemicals used in the identification of fibers and to determine the composition of the mixtures thereof are recognized, prepared and handled accurately in the performance of the tests.

CR 1.6 The standard and procedures for determining the composition of textile fibre mixtures are understood and interpreted in all parts, for the purposes of the corresponding tests.

CR 1.7 The fiber identification tests, and the composition analysis in the case of mixtures, are performed according to the sequence of the corresponding procedure, recording the results and the calculations in the technical information required, as well as the quantitative ratio of each.

CR 1.8 The final report of the analysis in physical or digital support, of the composition of textile products is reviewed by checking that it is complete in all its terms, according to the obligations arising from the application of the REACH Regulation, for delivery to the person responsible for quality control.

RP 2: Monitor the development of the tests and, where appropriate, perform those aimed at determining the specifications of the textile threads to verify that they meet the established quality requirements.

CR 2.1 The thread samples are monitored to ensure that they meet the precise characteristics to perform the tests, as far as their correct identification is concerned, required minimum dimensions, among others.

CR 2.2 The samples of the threads subject to control are identified by finding out the type of fibre, its characteristics and the manufacturer's company.

CR 2.3 The rules and procedures for the testing of threads, such as regularity, torsion and retorsion, resistance, numbering, breaking load, linear mass determination, among others, are interpreted and the foundation is analysed. the method, the sampling and the operative procedure followed in the performance of the said tests.

CR 2.4 The test equipment used in the analysis of the threads is recognized, including its operating and maintenance manual for handling with the ability to perform the same.

CR 2.5 The determination of the specifications of the yarns by means of test is performed according to the corresponding operative procedure, the minimum number specified in the sampling, making the annotations and the calculations required to determine the end result.

CR 2.6 The final report of the textile thread tests is checked and presented in physical or digital support for delivery to the quality control officer, collaborating in the evaluation and traceability of the product.

RP 3: Monitor the development of the tests and, where appropriate, perform those aimed at determining the specifications of the heated, knitted, non-woven and technical tissues to verify that they meet the quality requirements set.

CR 3.1 The samples of tissue, knitted, non-woven and technical are monitored to ensure that it gathers the necessary characteristics to carry out the analysis in terms of the correct identification, precise dimensions, among others, based on the systematic and frequency necessary for the acceptance of the analysis.

CR 3.2. The samples of the fabric, knitted, non-woven or technical tissue to be controlled, are identified to determine the type of frame in question, its structure and characteristics, and the process of get.

CR 3.3 The documentation that accompanies the tissues is reviewed to locate the information about its composition and to deduce its influence on the behavior of the tissues.

CR 3.4 The specifications that characterize the fabrics, knitted, non-woven, and technical fabrics are recognized to identify their meaning, the quantities and units employed.

CR 3.5 The standards and procedures for testing of the fabrics of draught, knitted, non-woven and technical fabrics, such as deformation, distortion, breakage, breakage elongation, buttoning, tear resistance, determination of mass or weight per unit of surface, rigidity to bending, traction, number of threads per unit of surface, among others, are interpreted and, the basis of the method, the sampling and the operative procedure for assess your specifications.

CR 3.6 The equipment used in the test of the different types of tissue is recognized and comprises its instruction and maintenance manuals, for the preparation and its handling with precision in the performance of the same.

CR 3.7 The determination of the specifications of the draught tissues, knitted, non-woven and technical fabrics by way of test, are carried out in accordance with the relevant operative procedure, the minimum number of tests specified in the sampling, making the annotations and calculations required to determine the end result.

CR 3.8 The final report of the trials of caled tissue, knitted, non-woven and technical tissues is checked and presented in physical or digital support for delivery to the quality control officer collaborating in the assessment and traceability of the product.

RP 4: Monitor testing processes and, where appropriate, perform those related to the dyeing and finishing of textile products to determine their specifications and verify that they meet the quality requirements set.

CR 4.1 Samples of textile products such as yarns, fabrics, garments, among others, are monitored to ensure that the tincture and finish thereof meets the characteristics required to perform the tests as regards the correct identification, precise dimensions, among others, according to the systematic and frequency necessary for the acceptance of the analysis.

CR 4.2 Samples of the dyed or stamped textile products are identified to determine their color and finish characteristics and the treatment process received.

CR 4.3 The documentation accompanying the textile product samples is reviewed to locate the information about its composition, tincture and finish operations received, and to deduce its influence on the behavior of the same.

CR 4.4 The specifications that characterize the solides of the tinctures and the finishing effects, of the textile products, are recognized to identify their meaning, the magnitudes and units employed.

CR 4.5 The rules and procedures for the most common testing of the tinctures by different agents and the effects of finishing such as flame retardants, hydrophiles, impermeability, coating, inter alia, of the products Textiles are interpreted and, the foundation of the method, sampling and the operative procedure are analyzed to assess their specifications.

CR 4.6 The test kits used in the determination of the solides and the finishing effects of textile products are recognised, and their operating and maintenance manuals are understood, for the preparation and their Accurate handling of test performance.

CR 4.7 The tests of the solides of the tinctures and the finishing characteristics of the textile products are carried out according to the corresponding operative procedure and the minimum number specified in the sampling, making the annotations and the calculations required to determine the end result.

CR 4.8 The final report of the tests for the solides of the tinctures and the finishing characteristics of the textile products is performed and presented in physical or digital support, justifying the acceptance or rejection thereof, taking into account the obligations for the company, for delivery to the responsible for quality control and collaboration in the evaluation and traceability of the product.

RP 5: Monitor the development of the control and, where appropriate, perform those aimed at determining the characteristics of garments and textile articles to check that they match the prefixed, or with the prototype, and verify that meet the established quality requirements.

CR 5.1 The samples of the garments or prototypes and textile articles among others are monitored to ensure that they meet the precise characteristics to carry out the tests as to the correct identification, dimensions sufficient, inter alia, in the light of the systematic and frequency of accurate tests for the acceptance of the results.

CR 5.2 The samples of the garments or articles subject to control are identified according to their characteristics with respect to the type or model, the parts of which is composed, and the manufacturing process.

CR 5.3 The different types of fabrics and other materials such as fornitures, stitching and sewing thread among others, which make up the garments or articles are identified for recognition of the necessary tests.

CR 5.4 The tissue, or tissues, that make up garments and textile articles can be separated if necessary, to determine their specifications by following established rules and procedures.

CR 5.5 The technical sheets of the specifications of garments and textile articles are used to inspect the materials of the garments and their parts, types of seams, fornitures, among others, to detect their meaning, quantities and units used.

CR 5.6 The rules and procedures for testing or checking the characteristics of garments and textile articles such as size determination, material and accessories resistance, seams, dimensional stability, Dimensional variations to household washing and drying, structural defects, cayrent and touch, among others, are interpreted, and the basis of the method, sampling and the operative procedure to assess the aforementioned tests are analyzed.

CR 5.7 Test equipment used in the determination of the characteristics of textile garments and articles is recognised, and its operating and maintenance manuals are understood, for the preparation and handling of the equipment. accuracy in the performance of the tests.

CR 5.8 The determination of the specifications of the prototypes of garments and textile articles by means of tests is carried out in accordance with the operative procedure established, the minimum number of tests specified in the sampling, making the annotations and calculations required to determine the end result.

CR 5.9 The final report of the test of the prototype garments and textile articles is checked and presented in physical or digital support, for delivery to the quality control officer collaborating in the evaluation and product traceability.

RP 6: Monitor inspection operations and, where appropriate, perform those aimed at checking attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) in batches of textile products to determine their quality and verify that meet the established requirements.

CR 6.1 The samples of the textile products of the batches accompanying the inspection application form by attributes are monitored, to ensure their perfect identification and that the number corresponds to the application of the frequency set in the quality control.

CR 6.2 The different textile products to be inspected are identified, recognising their characteristics and processing process, as well as the various types of defects they may present for their application in companies which manufacture or market the same.

CR 6.3 The demand for inspection of textile products is made according to the relationship of attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) indicated, to justify the possible failures that present and have influence on their use and in their useful life.

CR 6.4 The standards and procedures for inspection of batch attributes of textile products are interpreted and analysed by comparison with those obtained with similar products, in composition, structure and application, in order to assess the above tests.

CR 6.5 The test equipment used in the inspection operations of the batch of textile products is recognised and, for the preparation and handling of the equipment, its operating and maintenance manuals are included. in the performance of the tests.

CR 6.6 The inspection operations of the batch of textile products are carried out in the manufacture and marketing of the same, following the corresponding operative procedure, the minimum number of tests specified in sampling, making the annotations and calculations necessary to determine the end result.

CR 6.7 The final report of the inspection of batches of textile products used in the manufacture and placing on the market of batches is checked and presented in physical or digital support to justify acceptance or rejection, for delivery to the quality control officer by collaborating on product assessment and traceability.

RP 7: Control the activities of the textile testing laboratory, to ensure that they are performed according to protocols and maintained in optimal operating conditions.

CR 7.1 The samples of the textile products with their corresponding test sheet are recorded in the laboratory, with the control of the samples for the decision-making process.

CR 7.2 Laboratory work planning is done to enable the optimal use of human and material resources.

CR 7.3 The data collection in the tests is done clearly and accurately, so that you can unequivocally identify the product to which it belongs, and in its support that is not destroyed so that they can be checked.

CR 7.4 The analyzed samples are saved for as long as they indicate the company's procedures for, if necessary, disposing of them.

CR 7.5 Textile product testing laboratory equipment is maintained in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and the procedures manual to ensure proper operation.

CR 7.6 Laboratory equipment is calibrated according to the calibration plan to keep them in a position to be used.

CR 7.7 The samples of the batches tested are stored in the laboratory under appropriate conditions to ensure that their characteristics are not altered during the minimum time they indicate the test procedures.

CR 7.8 The environmental conditions of the laboratory, waste management, and safety equipment and facilities are controlled to ensure its operability at all times and compliance with the obligations arising from the implementation of the REACH regulation in the enterprise.

RP 8: Manage the results of the control tests of the textile products to contribute to the management of the quality of the company.

CR 8.1 The specific software, or control laboratory sheets for textile products, which are used for direct data collection, are archived in the corresponding support and are available together with the original annotations for your query.

CR 8.2 The information generated from the testing of textile products is analyzed and archived to improve and streamline the availability of preserving and transmitting the results of quality control.

CR 8.3 Information is managed and transmitted for use, quickly, efficiently, and interactively.

CR 8.4 Final test reports are archived, in physical or digital support, facilitating their conservation, access, and easy localization of information.

Professional Context:

Production media:

UNE standards and testing procedures for textile and clothing materials. Laboratory material (glass, grey scales of blue and witness tissues to determine the strength of the tinctures). Laboratory equipment (scales, stove, microscope, heating plates, marine baths, distillation equipment, equipment for deionising water, vacuum distillation equipment, apparatus for measuring pH, among others). Test equipment for thread and tissue (aspe, torsiometer, thread dynamometer, tissue cut-outs to determine the weight per square metre, dynamometer of tissues, equipment for the determination of abrasion resistance, pilling, angle of It is not possible to use the same colour as the colour, the equipment to determine the strength of the tinctures to the light, the washing, the water to the rub, the ironing, among others. Chemical products for analysis of fibers and solides of tinctures.

Products and results:

Application of EU textile and clothing standards. Test procedures. Inspection procedures. Technical sheets Textiles for testing. Results and reports of the tests. Lots of textile products to inspect. Results and report of inspection operations by attributes.

Information used or generated:

Used: UNE textiles rules. Test procedures. Inspection procedures. Technical sheets. REACH Regulation.

Generated: Reports of threads, draft and knitted fabrics, non-woven fabrics, technical textiles. Reports of tests of solides of tinctures and finishes of textiles. Results file and test reports in general.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: MONITOR AND PERFORM TESTS FOR QUALITY CONTROL OF SKIN, FOOTWEAR, AND LEATHER PRODUCTS

Level: 3

Code: UC2058_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Monitor the analysis processes and, where appropriate, test the composition and characteristics of the finished skins by testing, to check that they meet the pre-established requirements and/or their agreement with the reference samples.

CR 1.1 Applications for analysis of finished skins samples are reviewed to identify information about nature, as well as its structure, features and applications to be verified.

CR 1.2 The skin samples are identified and recognized according to families of animals and origin to control their characteristics, the process of receiving and applications.

CR 1.3 The rules and procedures for the identification of skins according to families of animals and the most used sources are interpreted to present the relevant tests.

CR 1.4 The equipment, materials and chemicals used in the skins test are recognized, as well as their operation and maintenance, to prepare and handle precisely the performance of the skins.

CR 1.5 The required equipment in each test is selected, checked that it is calibrated and prepared for use according to the skin structure.

CR 1.6 The skin identification tests are performed according to the sequence of the corresponding procedure, recording the results and the necessary calculations on the technical tab.

CR 1.7 The final report of the analyses in physical or digital support, of the skins is reviewed by checking that it is complete in all its terms, and complies with the REACH regulation of the European Community for delivery to the person responsible for quality control.

RP 2: Monitor the development of tests and, where appropriate, perform those related to the tincture and finish of the skins to determine the specifications and verify that they meet the established quality requirements.

CR 2.1 The properly identified skin samples are monitored to ensure that the tincture and finish thereof meet the characteristics required to perform the tests as to the correct identification, precise dimensions, inter alia, according to the systematic and frequency of specific tests required for the acceptance of the analysis.

CR 2.2 The skin samples subject to control are identified to determine their color and finishing characteristics and the processing process received.

CR 2.3 The documentation that accompanies the skin samples is reviewed to locate the information about its structure, tincture and finish operations, and to deduce its influence on the behavior of the same.

CR 2.4 The specifications that characterize the solides of the tinctures and the finishing effects of the skins are recognized to identify the quantities and units used.

CR 2.5 The rules and procedures for testing of the tinctures of the tinctures by different agents, and the finishing effects of the skins, such as flame retardants, hydrophiles, wet resistance, permeability, friction, among others, interpret and analyze the basis of the method, the sampling and the operative procedure to assess its specifications.

CR 2.6 Test equipment used in the determination of the needs of the tinctures and the finishing effects of the skins are recognised and their operating and maintenance manuals are included for the preparation and its handling with precision in the performance of the tests.

CR 2.7 The tests of the solides of the tinctures and the finishing characteristics of the skins are carried out according to the corresponding operative procedure and the minimum number specified in the sampling, making the annotations and the calculations required to determine the end result.

CR 2.8 The final report of the tests of the solides of the tinctures and the finishing characteristics of the skins is performed and presented in physical or digital support, justifying the acceptance or rejection of the same, having in the company's obligations arising from the application of the REACH Regulation, for delivery to the quality control officer, collaborating in the assessment and traceability of the product.

RP 3: Monitor the development of the control and, where appropriate, perform those aimed at determining the characteristics of the skin, footwear and leather products to check that they match the prefixed, or with the prototype, and verify that they meet the established quality requirements.

CR 3.1 The samples of the skin, footwear and leather products are monitored to ensure that they meet the precise characteristics to carry out the tests as to the correct identification, sufficient dimensions, between other, based on the systematic and frequency of accurate tests for the acceptance of the results.

CR 3.2 Samples of the skin products and leather products subject to control are identified according to their characteristics in relation to the type or model, the parts of which are composed and, the manufacturing process.

CR 3.3 The different types of skins and other materials such as fornitures, stitching and sewing thread among others, which make up the garments or articles are identified for recognition of the necessary tests.

CR 3.4 The skins, which constitute the footwear and leather goods products, can be separated if necessary to determine their specifications according to the established rules and procedures.

CR 3.5 The technical sheets of the specifications of the leather, footwear and leather goods are used to inspect the materials of the product and its parts, types of seams, fornitures, among others, to detect its quantities and units used.

CR 3.6 The rules and procedures for testing or checking the characteristics of garments or leather articles, such as size determination, material and accessories resistance, seams, dimensional stability, Dimensional variations to the wet, structural defects, cayente and touch, among others, are interpreted and, the foundation of the method, the sampling and the operative procedure to assess the aforementioned tests are analyzed.

CR 3.7 Test equipment used in the determination of the characteristics of the skin, footwear and leather goods is recognised, and its operating and maintenance manuals are understood, for the preparation and its handling with precision in the performance of the tests.

CR 3.8 The determination of the specifications of the prototypes of skin, footwear and leather goods by means of tests is carried out in accordance with the operative procedure laid down, the minimum number of tests specified in the sampling, making the annotations and calculations required to determine the end result.

CR 3.9 final report of the trials of the prototypes of skin, footwear and leather goods is checked and presented, in physical or digital support, for delivery to the responsible of quality control collaborating in the assessment and traceability of the product.

RP 4: Monitor the inspection operations and, where appropriate, perform those aimed at checking attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) of the skin, footwear and leather products to determine their quality and verify that they meet the set requirements.

CR 4.1 The samples of the skin, footwear, and leather products of the batches accompanying the inspection request form for attributes are monitored, to ensure their perfect identification and that the number corresponds to the application of the frequency established in the quality control.

CR 4.2 The different skin, footwear, and leather products to be inspected are identified, recognizing their characteristics and processing process, as well as the various types of defects they may present for their production. application in companies that manufacture or market the same.

CR 4.3 The demand for inspection of leather, footwear and leather products is performed according to the relationship of attributes (defects, taras, dimensions, among others) indicated, to justify the possible failures that present and have influence on their use and on their useful life.

CR 4.4 The rules and procedures for inspecting the attributes of lots of skin, footwear and leather products are interpreted and analysed by comparison with those obtained with similar products, in composition, structure and application, in order to assess these tests.

CR 4.5 Test equipment used in the inspection operations of batches of leather, footwear and leather products is recognised, and its operating and maintenance manuals are understood, for preparation and its handling with precision in the performance of the tests.

CR 4.6 The inspection operations for the batches of leather, footwear and leather products are carried out in the manufacture and marketing of the same, following the operative procedure, the minimum number of testing specified in the sampling, making the annotations and calculations required to determine the end result.

CR 4.7 The final report of the inspection of the batches of leather, footwear and leather products used in the manufacture and marketing of the batches is checked and presented in physical or digital support, supporting the acceptance or rejection, for delivery to the quality control officer by collaborating in the evaluation and traceability of the product.

RP 5: Control the activities of the skin, footwear, and leather products testing laboratory to ensure that they are performed according to protocols and maintained in optimal operating conditions.

CR 5.1 The samples of the skin, footwear and leather products with their corresponding test sheet are recorded in the laboratory, with the control of the samples for the decision making.

CR 5.2 Laboratory work planning is done to enable the optimal use of human and material resources.

CR 5.3 The data collection in the tests is done clearly and accurately, so that the skin, footwear and leather product to which it belongs can be unequivocally identified, and in its support that it is not destroyed so that they can be reviewed.

CR 5.4 The analyzed samples are stored for as long as they indicate the company's procedures for, if necessary, disposing of them.

CR 5.5 Skin, footwear, and leather laboratory equipment are maintained in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations and the procedures manual to ensure proper operation.

CR 5.6 Laboratory equipment is calibrated according to the calibration plan to keep them in a position to be used.

CR 5.7 The samples of the batches of the skin, footwear and leather goods analysed are stored in the laboratory under appropriate conditions so as not to alter their characteristics, during the minimum time indicated by the test procedures.

CR 5.8 The environmental conditions of the laboratory, waste management, and safety equipment and facilities are controlled to ensure its operability at all times and the fulfilment of the obligations arising from the implementation of the REACH regulation in the enterprise.

RP 6: Manage the results of the skin, footwear and leather goods control tests to contribute to the quality management of the company.

CR 6.1 Specific computer programs, or control lab chips for skin, footwear, and leather goods, which are used for direct data collection, are archived in the corresponding support and remain available along with the original annotations for your query.

CR 6.2 The information generated from the trials of leather, footwear and leather goods products is analyzed and archived to improve and streamline the availability of preserving and transmitting the results of the control of the quality.

CR 6.3 Information is managed and transmitted for use, quickly and effectively.

CR 6.4 The final reports of the trials are archived, in physical or digital support, facilitating their conservation, access and easy localization of the information.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Computer equipment and software. General laboratory equipment (scale, stove, distillation apparatus, filter equipment, heating plates, agitators, glass and other material, chemical products, laboratory safety equipment), dynamometer, waterproofing, abrasion, flexometer and permeabilimeter. Degradation and discharge grays scales. Standard illuminating cabin. Colorimetry equipment.

Products and results:

Application of skin and clothing UNE standards. Test procedures. Inspection procedures. Technical Sheets Samples of skins for testing. Results and reports of the tests. Lots of skin products to inspect. Results and report of inspection operations by attributes.

Information used or generated:

Used: UNE skins rules. Fur test procedures. Procedures for inspection of attributes in skin products. Technical specifications for procedures. REACH Regulation.

Generated: Trial reports of skins, footwear and leather goods. Reports of tests of solides of tinctures and skins finishes. Results file and test reports in general.

TRAINING MODULE 1: QUALITY MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES IN TEXTILE AND SKIN PRODUCTS

Level: 3

Code: MF2056_3

Associated with UC: Participate in the Management of Product Quality Control in Textiles and Skin

Duration: 180 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Recognize the specifications that are used to characterize textile and skin products and their application in quality control.

CE1.1 Select from the technical information that the companies manufacturers of synthetic fibers make available to their customers, the specifications that are collected in them and the magnitudes and parameters that they use.

CE1.2 Select the technical information about threads, parameters, and units they use to describe their characteristics.

CE1.3 Select the specifications they use to describe their characteristics in the sample and technical information of fabrics.

CE1.4 Select from the technical information that the companies that market skins make available to their customers, the specifications that are collected in them and the magnitudes and parameters that they use.

CE1.5 Choose tissue samples from different composition and deduce how it affects their behavior to use and their applications.

CE1.6 Choose skin samples of different origin and characteristics and deduce how these affect their behavior and the different applications.

CE1.7 Rate the importance of product specifications when used to quantify quality in sales contracts between companies.

CE1.8 Describe the concept of tolerance and how it can be used to control the quality of textile and skin products.

CE1.9 Define the concept of accuracy in the test result and relate it to the tolerances that apply to the specifications of the textile and skin products.

C2: Analyze the content of a textile, clothing or leather company's procedural manual, identifying its main objectives and utilities, for improvements in the quality of manufactured products.

CE2.1 Recognize and interpret the quality standards contained in the procedures manual.

CE2.2 Deduct the function and importance of the work procedures collected in the procedures manual and their relationship to the quality objectives defined by the company.

CE2.3 List the phases that configure the different types of work procedures and describe the content of the work procedures.

CE2.4 Describe the impact of reviewing work processes on the quality of the end product.

CE2.5 from a practical scenario, properly characterized, analyze a work procedure plan, and perform the following activities:

-Analyze your content and check that you have the usual sections in this document type.

-Check that your content is expressed in sufficient detail for anyone to do so.

-Sequentially list the activities that need to be performed to perform that work procedure.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C3: Apply techniques to organize, control and keep up to date the quality information of new products and processes of textile, clothing and skin, for the achievement of the intended objectives.

CE3.1 Deduct the interest of keeping the company's quality documentation organized and controlled for the proper performance of the company's quality system.

CE3.2 List the actions the company can take to have quality documentation organized and controlled at all times and ensure that it reaches all the people or jobs that need it.

CE3.3 Explain how the company keeps updated and revised the company's quality documentation to keep it fully operational.

CE3.4 Justify the actions of the Quality Department to ensure that only valid quality documentation is used to avoid dysfunctions.

CE3.5 Describe the distribution and replacement procedures for quality documentation among the company's units involved.

CE3.6 Detailed the purpose that the company has to maintain a file with the quality documentation that is no longer in effect.

CE3.7 From a practical assumption, properly characterized, organized, controlled, and kept up to date with the documentation of the quality system in a textile, clothing or leather company:

-Describe the documentation to be controlled.

-Explain the organizational system for classifying the documentation.

-Update the documentation that requires it.

-Distribute documents for easy archiving and localization.

-Archive the information that is not in effect for maintenance.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C4: Apply techniques to participate in the development of audits, to assess the activity in textile, clothing and leather companies and to collaborate in improving the quality in the same.

CE4.1 Define the concept of auditing and the general principles on which they are based.

CE4.2 Define internal and external audit concepts, identify their differences, how they are complemented, and the purpose each of them has.

CE4.3 Summarize the general principles that should govern the execution of audits as indicated by quality standards.

CE4.4 List techniques for collecting information, data analysis, document and procedure checking, corroboration of ways to carry out activities, among others.

CE4.5 Summarize the criteria that companies follow to define the points and activities of the company in which the audit should focus their attention.

CE4.6 List the steps that are taken to perform the audits and describe the activities that need to be performed on each of them.

CE4.7 Recognize the previous steps that need to be taken to ensure that the audits are performed properly and achieve the desired effectiveness.

CE4.8 Explain in a summary manner how the employees or employees of the company are selected to participate in the audits and the preparation that they should receive to contribute to their good development.

CE4.9 Describe the attitude that the operators can have in their jobs to an audit and how it can be encouraged that their attitude is positive.

CE4.10 From a practical, duly characterized, practical assumption of an internal or external audit in a textile, clothing or leather company:

-Analyze your content and check which sections have the document.

-Check that your content is expressed in sufficient detail for anyone to do so.

-Define the necessary measures to ensure the generation and disposition of the required information.

-Sequentially enumerate the data collected techniques are to be applied.

-List the steps to take.

-Identify the workers or employees who are going to participate.

-Define the training to receive.

-Planting ways to create positive attitude among participants.

-List the actions that you must take in this case.

-Generate the required documentation on the indicated media.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C5: Apply development and adaptation techniques for quality training plans in textile, clothing and leather companies to help improve the quality of the products.

CE5.1 Summarize the importance of the human factor in achieving the quality of the company.

CE5.2 List different types of courses that can be performed in a general or specific way, for the company's staff.

CE5.3 Synthesis the advantages and disadvantages of distance learning courses for the company's staff.

CE5.4 Describe some of the most important criteria that companies need to assess in order to set up their staff training courses.

CE5.5 Summarize how training plans aimed at company staff have an impact on the motivation of the company's staff and on improving quality.

CE5.6 Detailed how training courses can be used to channel initiatives, both individual and collective, for quality improvement.

CE5.7 On the basis of a practical, duly characterized, practical course of training in a textile, clothing or leather company:

-Analyze your content and check that you have all the content.

-Check that your content is expressed in sufficient detail so that participants can understand it.

-Sequentially list the techniques to be applied.

-List the steps to take.

-Identify the workers or employees who are going to participate.

-Planting ways to create positive attitude among participants.

-List the actions that you must take in this case.

-Generate the required documentation on the indicated media.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C6: Apply techniques for communication inside and outside the textile, clothing or clothing company to take corrective action according to the results of quality control in internal manufacturing and/or externalized.

CE6.1 Detect the most important considerations that need to be taken into account when regulating communications within the enterprise to achieve maximum operability.

CE6.2 Summarize the importance of communication, within and between different departments, in terms of internal and/or outsourced manufacturing in the achievement of the quality of the company.

CE6.3 Identify some of the aspects that need to be taken into account when it comes to communications regarding the outsourced manufacturing of companies.

CE6.4 Detailed the different types of vertical and horizontal communication that are given within the company and the importance they have in their operation.

CE6.5 List the various media that can be used inside and outside the company and describe the advantages and disadvantages each of them has.

CE6.6 From a practical, duly characterized, practical application of forms of communication to coordinate quality-related activities in a textile, clothing or leather company:

-Analyze the communication between quality-related company departments.

-Detect possible forms of communication.

-Identify applied vertical and horizontal communication types.

-Identify the workers or employees that can be involved.

-Planting ways to create positive attitude among participants.

-List the actions that you must take in this case.

-Generate the required documentation on the indicated media.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C7: Apply test inspection techniques for variables and attributes (color, defects, taras, dimensions, among others) to detect possible deficiencies that may present the batches of textile and skin products in their processing processes.

CE7.1 Review the spinning operations and go describing the machines that use, how they work, the incidents that can occur during their use, and the defects they can cause.

CE7.2 Analyze urdido, tisage, and repast operations, describing the machines they use and how they work, the incidents that can occur during their use, and the defects they can cause.

CE7.3 Relate the process of making the skins with the quality incidents that can be presented in the different operations and the machines used.

CE7.4 Review the process of making, describing the machines they use and how they work, the incidents that may occur during their use, and the defects they may cause.

CE7.5 Describe how the inspection operations that are performed to control the quality of the batches of fabrics, skins, garments, and made-up items are carried out.

CE7.6 In a convenient case, properly characterized, perform the inspection of a piece of tissue to detect its defects:

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments, and tools with skill.

-Review the relationship of defects that may appear and what they look like.

-Perform the inspection, noting the defects found and calculating the end result.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE7.7 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the inspection of a batch of finished skins to detect their defects:

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments, and tools with skill.

-Review the relationship of defects that may appear, understand the meaning of each of them, and the appearance they present.

-Perform the inspection, noting the defects found and calculating the end result.

-Generate the required documentation on the indicated media.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C8: Apply data analysis techniques obtained in quality control trials of textile and skin products, and treat the generated information, to contribute to the quality management of the company.

CE8.1 Identify software and control tabs for products in textile and skin for direct data collection.

CE8.2 Describe the different ways to analyze the information collected and generated during the processing of data concerning the products in textile and skin and their behavior through tables, graphs among others.

CE8.3 Treat statistical data, to favor decision making and customer relationship management in textile, clothing and leather companies.

CE8.4 Handle reports with the results of quality trials by checking that they have all the significant aspects identified and justified with accuracy and clarity.

CE8.5 Relate to each other the quality reports of internal and/or outsourced manufacturing products, to draw conclusions about the quality of the products.

CE8.6 Describe the ways to classify and archive the quality documentation generated for use in reporting on the application of the quality system, and prepare the necessary information for the audits in the company.

CE8.7 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the data analysis of a report containing the results of the quality tests of a product in textile and/or skin:

-Check that it contains all of the clear-filled sections.

-Query archived result tabs, to check referrals with other peers.

-Relate, if any, results from internal manufacturing with the externalized.

-Apply statistical treatment to the extracted data.

-Perform the inspection, noting the defects found and extract the final result.

-Generate the required documentation on the indicated media.

-Register and save the information used and generated, appropriately, in physical or digital media.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.5; C3 for CE3.7; C4 for CE4.10; C5 for CE5.7; C6 for CE6.6; C7 for CE7.6 and CE7.7; C8 for CE8.7

Other capabilities:

Precision in spoken and written language when dealing with technical topics.

Ability to parse and strings of numeric values.

Knowledge of languages for bibliography and technical information in languages other than Spanish.

Ability to understand and relate abstract concepts.

Review bibliography and technical documents in a thorough and accurate way.

Contents:

1. Standards and documents to ensure the quality of products in textiles and leather

Quality Standards (ISO, EN, UNE)

Quality system.

Quality Manual.

Quality Procedures Manual.

Updating and archiving quality documentation.

REACH Regulation.

2. Improving the quality of products in textile and skin

Internal quality assessment. Aspects to control.

External Quality Audits.

Improvement plans.

Motivation of the staff.

Training plans for quality.

Incentive policies for staff and their relationship to quality.

3. Textile, leather and clothing products

Textile products. Type, characteristics, manufacturing processes and defects. Threads. Woven and non-woven fabrics. Knitted fabrics. Technical fabrics.

Skin products: Type, characteristics, manufacturing processes and defects. Scraped skins. Hair skins.

The color and its attributes.

Tincture and finish of textile and skin. Tincture, stamping and finishing of tissues. Tincture and fur finishes.

Strength of tinctures. Measure of color and degree of white.

Clothing. Manufacturing processes. Defects.

Type and characteristics of garments and textile articles.

Type and characteristics of leather, footwear, and leather goods.

4. Properties of textile and leather products

Dimensional features:

Length and linear mass of fibers and threads.

Length, width, and thickness of fabrics and skins.

Dimensions of garments and made items.

Dimensional stability of textile and leather products. Concept, parameters, units, and measurement methods.

Mechanical characteristics. Concept, parameters, units, and measurement methods.

Thermal features. Concept, parameters, units, and measurement methods.

Features versus humidity. Concept, parameters, units, and measurement methods.

Influence of moisture on the weight and characteristics of textile and skin products.

Legal rate of moisture from the fibers and skins.

Conditioning of consignments of textile and leather products.

Conditioning the samples for testing.

Chemical characteristics. Concept and importance.

Resistance to chemicals, microorganisms and insects.

Biodegradability of textile and skin products.

Specific characteristics of the tissues and skins.

Concept, parameters, units, and measurement methods.

Characteristics of fabrics made from fibre mixtures.

5. Control of the specifications of textile and leather products

Top specifications for yarns, fabrics, skins, and garments made up.

Rules, Measures, and Units.

Sampling techniques.

Using specifications in product quality control.

Acceptance and rejection criteria. Tolerances.

6. Control of defects in batches of textile and skin products

Batch inspection operations.

Type, classification and assessment of the severity of tissue defects, skins, garments, and made-up articles.

Criteria to consider in batch sampling.

Acceptance and rejection criteria.

MIL-STD-105 standard.

7. Communication techniques in the enterprise

Basic communication techniques.

Main communication techniques: oral, written, e-communication.

Barriers during the communicative process, language, and types of communication.

The most common internal communication rules.

The target audience for internal communication.

Internal communication sources.

8. Data management tools applied to product quality control in textile and skin

Causes of variation in processes.

Elements that contribute variability to the process. Causes inherent in process development.

Statistical tools for determining quality control specifications.

Statistical control of manufacturing processes (CEP).

Control sheets.

Histograms.

Diagrams of: flow, cause-effect, Pareto, dispersion.

Control charts.

Administrative tools for quality control.

Diagrams of: affinity, interrelationship, tree, matrix, data analysis, arrows.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

60 m² textile technical classroom.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the participation in the management of quality control of products in textile and leather, which will be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Engineer/Technician, degree of equivalent degree or of other higher levels related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 2: QUALITY CONTROL OF TEXTILE PRODUCTS AND MADE-UP ARTICLES

Level: 3

Code: MF2057_3

Associated with UC: Monitor and perform tests for quality control of textile products and made-up items

Duration: 180 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Apply techniques for the use of equipment and materials used in chemical testing in quality control laboratories for textile products.

CE1.1 List the laboratory equipment used in textile testing, its techniques of use, maintenance and calibration.

CE1.2 List and describe the general use laboratory material in the textile tests, their conditions of use and maintenance procedures under conditions of use.

CE1.3 Describe the preparation of the chemical solutions used in the textile tests and the calculations required to determine the amounts to be measured or weighed.

CE1.4 List the facilities in a laboratory and its use in the manufacture of textile tests.

CE1.5 List the safety equipment in the laboratories, describe their characteristics and their use in case of accidents and in emergency situations.

CE1.6 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the following laboratory activities:

-Weigh objects and different types of chemicals.

-Determine the dry weight of textile samples.

-Measure volumes.

-Destilar liquids.

-Filter solutions.

-Heat solutions.

-Prepare solutions.

-Rate solutions.

-Measure the pH of solutions.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C2: Identify the main types of textile quality standards, the correspondence between them, how they are located and who supplies them.

CE2.1 List the main textile standards and the countries or organizations that edit them.

CE2.2 Summarize how EN standards are managed in Spain.

CE2.3 Recognize the structure of the rules and describe the content of each of its parts.

CE2.4 Choose from the AENOR catalog the UNE standards that deal with trials to determine the characteristics of threads, tissues.

CE2.5 Choose from the AENOR catalog the UNE standards that deal with tests to determine the characteristics of garments and made items.

C3: Classify and identify textile fibres used by industry as raw materials, describing the manufacturing methods used.

CE3.1 List natural fibers and classify them according to origin and nature.

CE3.2 Describe methods of obtaining natural fibers.

CE3.3 Describe the appearance of natural fibers and the impurities they present.

CE3.4 List the main man-made and synthetic fibers.

CE3.5 Describe the general methods of obtaining artificial and synthetic fibers.

CE3.6 Compare the appearance of man-made and synthetic fibers to that of natural fibers.

CE3.7 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the recognition and classification of different textile fibres:

-Identify their origin and nature.

-Identify the parameters that define it.

-Measure the most significant physical-chemical parameters.

-Describe the main properties of the same.

-Exposition the results in the corresponding units.

-Indicate behavior to use and application.

-Register and transmit the obtained values.

C4: Apply chemical analysis techniques used in the quality testing of textile products to determine their composition.

CE4.1 Extract from the appropriate technical documentation the laboratory tests that are used to identify the textile fibers.

CE4.2 Extract from the corresponding UNE standards the laboratory tests that are used to determine the composition of the fibre mixtures.

CE4.3 Extract from the corresponding documentation the name of the fibers to be used in the composition labels of the textile products and the main parameters and units that are used to specify their composition.

CE4.4 Extract from the appropriate technical documentation the laboratory tests that are used to identify the textile fibers.

CE4.5 Handle test kits that are used to identify the fibers and determine the composition of their mixtures with dexterity and ability to make it possible to obtain measurements with due accuracy and accuracy.

CE4.6 In a practical case, properly characterized, conduct the tests to identify the textile fibres: Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE4.7 In a practical case, duly characterised, conduct the tests to determine the composition of textile fibre mixtures:

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C5: Apply quality control physical testing techniques, aimed at determining the specifications of the threads.

CE5.1 Understand and interpret the standards and test procedures that are used to determine the characteristics of textile threads.

CE5.2 Describe the main characteristics of the threads and the parameters and units that are used to specify them in the technical documents.

CE5.3 List the materials and equipment used in the thread test, describe their parts and the foundation of their operation.

CE5.4 Handle thread testing equipment with skill and skill to make it possible to obtain measurements with due accuracy and accuracy.

CE5.5 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the tests to determine the specifications of a thread:

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C6: Apply quality control testing techniques to determine tissue specifications.

CE6.1 Understand and interpret the standards and test procedures that are used to determine the characteristics of the fabric, knitted, non-woven, and technical fabrics.

CE6.2 Describe the main characteristics of the heated, knitted and nonwoven fabrics and the parameters and units that are used to specify them in the technical documents.

CE6.3 List materials and equipment used in tissue testing, describe their parts and the foundation of their operation.

CE6.4 Handle thread testing equipment with skill and skill to make it possible to obtain measurements with due accuracy and accuracy.

CE6.5 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform tests to determine the specifications of a tissue:

-Identify the rules by which the test should be performed.

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C7: Apply quality control testing techniques to determine the characteristics of the tincture and tissue finish effects.

CE7.1 Understand and interpret the standards and test procedures used to measure colors and determine the solides of tinctures and finishing effects.

CE7.2 Describe the main solides of the tinctures and the parameters and units that are used to specify them in the technical documents.

CE7.3 Describe the parameters and units that are used to specify the colors and the compliance of the colors.

CE7.4 Describe the main parameters and units that are used to specify the finishing effects in the technical documents.

CE7.5 Describe the main parameters and units that are used to specify the effects of tinctures, prints, and tissue finishes in the technical documents.

CE7.6 List the materials and equipment used to measure the colors and to determine the solides of the tinctures and the finishing effects, describe their parts and the foundation of their operation.

CE7.7 Handle the equipment to measure the colors and to determine the solides of the tinctures and the finishing effects with dexterity and ability to make it possible to obtain measurements with due precision and accuracy.

CE7.8 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the color measurement of a textile product:

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE7.9 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the tests to determine the strings of threads:

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE7.10 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the tests to determine tissue characteristics:

-Identify tissue status: dyeing, stamping, and/or finishing.

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE7.11 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the tests to determine the finishing effects, such as water and oil resistance, and disularability:

-Prepare and manipulate the necessary equipment, instruments and test tools with skill.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C8: Apply quality control testing techniques to determine the characteristics of garments and made items.

CE8.1 Understand and interpret the standards and test procedures that are used to determine the characteristics of textile articles and garments.

CE8.2 Describe the main characteristics of garments and textile articles and the parameters and units that are used to specify them in the technical documents.

CE8.3 List materials and equipment used in determining the characteristics of garments and textile articles.

CE8.4 Handle the test kits of garments and textile articles with skill and skill to make it possible to obtain measurements with due accuracy and accuracy.

CE8.5 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the tests to determine the specifications of a textile garment:

-Prepare and skillfully manipulate the test equipment, instruments, and tools needed.

-Perform the test tests and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C9: Apply batch inspection techniques for textile products aimed at determining defects and controlling their quality.

CE9.1 List, describe, classify, and recognize tissue defects that tissues may have.

CE9.2 List, describe, classify and recognize the defects of tincture and finish that may have the yarns, fabrics, garments, and textile articles made up.

CE9.3 List, describe, classify, and recognize the confection defects that garments and made textile items may have.

CE9.4 Describe how inspection operations are performed to control the quality of the batch of tissues.

CE9.5 Describe how the inspection operations performed to control the quality of the batches of garments and made textile items are carried out.

CE9.6 Identify the requirements of logistic operations in the application of the systems of identification of textile products, such as bar code, radio frequency among others.

CE9.7 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the inspection of a tissue to determine the defects it has, and for this:

-Understand and interpret the inspection guidelines, the different types of defects that can be found.

-Check product identification for logistics operations.

-Preparing and skillfully manipulating the equipment, instruments, and tools that are needed.

-Perform the inspection operation and calculate the final results

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE9.8 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform inspection of a batch of textile garments to determine the defects that it presents:

-Understand and interpret the inspection guidelines, the different types of defects that can be found.

-Check product identification for logistics operations.

-Preparing and skillfully manipulating the equipment, instruments, and tools that are needed.

-Perform the inspection operation and calculate the final results

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.6; C3 with respect to CE3.7; C4 with respect to CE4.6 and CE4.7; C5 for CE5.5; C6 for CE6.5; C7 for CE7.7; C7 for CE7.7; C7 for CE7.7; C8 for CE8.5; C8 for CE8.5; C9 for CE9.7; C7 for CE9.7 and CE9.8

Other capabilities:

Work with cleanup and security.

Take the lab notebook with order, making the annotations accurate.

Follow the lab work procedures.

Respect laboratory safety standards.

Contents:

1. Application of general chemistry to textile testing

Fundamental concepts: chemical reagents, solutions, base acid reactions, precipitation and redox, chemical balance, valuations, among others.

Laboratory techniques used in textile testing.

Chemicals and their labelling rules.

General equipment and techniques of drying and weighing of samples, measurement of volumes, and preparation of solutions.

Distillation equipment and techniques, vacuum filtration, pH measurement and solution assessment.

2. Textile and clothing testing standards and procedures

Concept and purpose of the rules.

Managing standards (organisms, processing and updating).

More important rules type and correlation between them (ISO, EN, UNE).

Structure and interpretation of the rules.

Concept, purpose and development of test procedures.

3. Textile and clothing products

Textile products. Type, characteristics, manufacturing processes and defects. Threads. Woven and non-woven fabrics. Knitted fabrics. Technical Fabrics.

Clothing: Manufacturing processes and defects.

Type and characteristics of garments and textile articles.

4. Testing of textile products and made-up articles

Textile product composition tests:

Qualification and identification of textile fibres.

Determination of composition in fiber mixtures.

Composition and Conservation Labelling.

Ecological tags.

Determination of the characteristics of the threads: linear mass, torsion and torque, load and tear elongation.

Determination of tissue characteristics: length and surface units, number of threads per unit length, load determination and elongation at break.

Determination of color compliance to the sample or prototype reference.

Determination of the characteristics of the tinctures, stampings and effects of tissue finishes.

Determinations of the solides of the tinctures: to the light, to the washing and to the dry cleaning, to the water, water of the sea, water of swimming pools, to the ironing, to the sweat, to the rub.

Witness tissues, gray and blue scales.

Determination of the finishing effects: shrinkage and de-wrinkling capacity, degree of impermeability, fire behaviour.

Determination of the characteristics of the garments made: protection of occupational and technical risks.

Check apparel specifications.

Dimensional tissue stability after washing on household machines.

Deformation by torsion in garments by hand washing or automatic machine.

Checking for Fornitures and Beads Qualities.

5. Inspection of batches of textile products and made-up articles

Fabric and garment inspection teams and made-up items.

Inspection facilities and equipment.

Batch sampling: variables and attributes.

Inspection and data collection operations.

Automatic product identification systems for logistics operations: barcode, by radio frequency (RFID).

6. Laboratory testing of textiles and made-up articles

Operation (receipt, identification, and storage of samples).

General and security installations and equipment.

Conditioning the atmosphere of the laboratory.

Equipment maintenance and calibration.

General rules of work.

Security rules.

Traceability of textile tests.

7. Personal and environmental security in quality control processes for textile and clothing products

Security and risk prevention in quality control processes for textile products.

Personal protection equipment.

Regional, national and international quality and environmental safety standards related to the sector.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

60 m² test laboratory.

60 m² analysis lab.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the monitoring and testing of quality control tests of textile products and made-up articles, which shall be accredited by one of the following:

-Academic training of Engineer/Technician, degree of equivalent degree or of other higher levels related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this textile training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 3: QUALITY CONTROL OF SKIN, FOOTWEAR AND LEATHER PRODUCTS

Level: 3

Code: MF2058_3

Associated with UC: Monitor and perform trials for quality control of skin, footwear, and leather products

Duration: 180 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Apply quality control testing techniques to determine the characteristics of different types of skin, footwear, and leather products.

CE1.1 List the laboratory equipment used in the physico-chemical tests of leather products, footwear and leather products, their handling, maintenance and calibration techniques.

CE1.2 List and describe the general use laboratory material in the physical-chemical tests of skin, footwear and leather products, their conditions of use and maintenance procedures under conditions of usage.

CE1.3 Describe the procedure for preparing and assessing the solutions of chemicals used in the quality testing of leather, footwear and leather products.

CE1.4 List the facilities in a laboratory and its use in the performance of quality trials of leather products, footwear and leather goods.

CE1.5 List the safety equipment in the physico-chemical testing laboratories, describe their characteristics and their use in case of accidents and in emergency situations.

CE1.6 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the following activities in a physical-chemical testing laboratory of products in skin, footwear and leather products:

-Weigh objects and different types of chemicals.

-Determine the dry weight of skin, footwear, and leather products.

-Measure volumes.

-Destilar liquids.

-Filter solutions.

-Heat solutions.

-Prepare solutions.

-Rate solutions.

-Measure the pH of solutions.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C2: Identify the main types of skin and leather product quality standards for footwear and leather goods, the correspondence between them, how they are located and who supplies them.

CE2.1 List the main quality standards for fur and leather products in footwear and leather goods and the countries or organizations that edit them.

CE2.2 Summarize how EN standards are managed in Spain.

CE2.3 Recognize the structure of the rules and describe the content of each of its parts.

CE2.4 Choose from the AENOR catalog the UNE standards that deal with trials to determine the characteristics of skins, synthetics, and various components.

CE2.5 Choose from the AENOR catalog the UNE standards that deal with trials to determine the characteristics of products in footwear and leather leather.

C3: Classify and identify the main classes of hides used by the leather, footwear and leather products industry as raw materials, describing the manufacturing methods used.

CE3.1 List the main hides and the group to which they belong within the general classification of the families according to their origin and nature.

CE3.2 Describe the origin and obtaining of the main hides and how they influence their characteristics and the defects they present.

CE3.3 Summarize the main properties of hides and their relationship with applications.

CE3.4 Compare the common characteristics that the hides have with those of the synthetic ones and summarize the main differences.

CE3.5 Relate the application to be used for the products of leather, footwear and leather products with the characteristics that they must have for it and with the hides with which it is necessary to manufacture them.

CE3.6 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the recognition and classification of different skins:

-Identify their origin and nature.

-Identify the parameters that define it.

-Measure the most significant physical-chemical parameters.

-Describe the main properties of the same.

-Exposition the results in the corresponding units.

-Indicate behavior to use and application.

CE3.7 In a practical case, properly characterized, compare the composition of the hides with their applications, for this:

-Choose a certain type of footwear and leather products.

-Do a survey looking at home or in the clothing stores of this type and the composition that appears on their labels.

-Compare the results and determine the most common compositions.

-Choose the most suitable hides as raw materials.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C4: Apply quality control testing techniques to relate tanning treatments (preparation, curtition, tincture and finishing) to the characteristics and appearance of the skin.

CE4.1 List the various stages of tanning (preparation, curtition, tincture, stamping and finishing) and the sequence in which they are usually performed.

CE4.2 Detailed the preparation and curtition operations that the skins receive, describe the purpose for which they are performed, how they are performed, and how they modify their appearance and characteristics.

CE4.3 List the main defects that occur in the tincture and finish of the skins and how they influence the quality.

CE4.4 Describe the verification procedure to check that the substances and preparations used comply with the REACH Regulation.

CE4.5 Describe the verification process to check that only the products, preparations, and application processes set in the Security Data Sheet (FDS) are used.

CE4.6 Describe laboratory equipment, as well as standards and tests that are used in the quality control of skin tinctures and finishes.

CE4.7 Characterize the measures to be taken to maintain the traceability of skin, footwear and leather products during the dyeing and finishing processes and their importance in quality control.

CE4.8 In a practical case, properly characterized, analyze the properties of the color and the finish of different skins, such as color solidarity, dimensional stability, among others:

-Prepare and manipulate the equipment, instruments and test tools necessary for this type of test with skill.

-Select the test procedures to be used in each case and prepare the required test pieces.

-Perform the tests and evaluate the results to verify that they meet the specifications.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C5: Apply physico-chemical analysis techniques used in quality testing, targeting different types of finished skins, to check their characteristics.

CE5.1 List the different types of skins, describe their structure and their finishing characteristics.

CE5.2 Describe the main characteristics of the skins and how they are specified in the technical documentation.

CE5.3 Summarize the main skins manufacturing processes, and the machines they use, and how they influence the properties of manufactured leather, footwear, and leather products.

CE5.4 Relate the characteristics of the various types of skin, footwear, and leather products with their applications and their behavior to use.

CE5.5 List the main skin defects, describe their characteristics and how they influence quality.

CE5.6 Recognize the relevant UNE standards and conduct the tests and inspection operations that are carried out to control the quality of the skins.

CE5.7 Recognize the traceability criteria to be taken into account in the manufacture of skins and the importance of quality control.

CE5.8 In a practical case, properly characterized, analyze different types of skins to determine their main specifications as color, weight, thickness, defects, among others:

-Prepare and skillfully manipulate the equipment, instruments and test tools used in the skin analysis.

-Select the test procedures to be used and prepare the required test pieces.

-Perform the tests, calculate the final results, and assess whether or not they meet the assigned specifications.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE5.9 In a practical case, properly characterized, inspect a batch of skins following a certain inspection plan:

-Understand and interpret inspection guidelines, the different types of defects that can be found, and their severity and acceptance and rejection criteria.

-Prepare the tools and control devices to use.

-Prepare the skin to be inspected.

-Perform the inspection operation, with the corresponding data taking.

-Rate the end result according to the criteria defined in the sampling plan.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C6: Apply quality control testing techniques to determine the characteristics of different types of skin, footwear, and leather products.

CE6.1 Classify the different types of skin, footwear, and leather products, as well as fornitures and accessories, and describe their characteristics.

CE6.2 Synthesis the main manufacturing processes, and the machines it uses, and how they influence the characteristics of skin, footwear, and leather products.

CE6.3 Indicate the form used to specify the characteristics of the skin, footwear, and leather products in the technical tabs and the UNE standards on which they are based.

CE6.4 Relate the characteristics of the various types of skins with their use in the manufacture of leather products, footwear and leather goods.

CE6.5 List major manufacturing defects and describe their characteristics and how they influence quality.

CE6.6 Recognize the testing and inspection operations that are carried out to control the quality of skin, footwear, and leather products

CE6.7 Recognize the traceability criteria to be taken into account in leather, footwear, and leather products.

CE6.8 In a practical case, duly characterized, inspect a batch of leather, footwear and leather products following a certain inspection plan:

-Understand and interpret how inspection should be performed, how defects are classified, and the criteria for acceptance and rejection to apply.

-Prepare the tools and control devices.

-Perform the inspection operation and assess the results obtained.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

C7: Apply batch inspection techniques for skin, footwear, and leather products to determine defects and control their quality.

CE7.1 Recognize, enumerate, describe and classify tincture and finish defects that can present skins.

CE7.2 Recognize, enumerate, describe and classify defects that can be footwear and leather goods.

CE7.3 Recognize, enumerate, describe and classify clothing defects that may possess garments and made-up leather articles.

CE7.4 Describe how the inspection operations that are performed to control the quality of the skins are carried out.

CE7.5 Explain how inspection operations are performed to control the quality of the batches of leather garments, shoes, and leather goods.

CE7.6 Identify the requirements of logistics operations in the application of product identification systems on skin, such as bar code, radio frequency among others.

CE7.7 In a practical case, properly characterized, perform the inspection of a skin to determine the defects that it has:

-Understand and interpret the inspection guidelines, the different types of defects they present.

-Check skin identification for logistics operations.

-Preparing and skillfully manipulating the equipment, instruments, and tools that are needed.

-Perform the inspection operation and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

CE7.8 In a practical case, duly characterized, perform the inspection of a batch of leather garments, footwear or leather goods to determine the defects that it presents:

-Understand and interpret the inspection guidelines, the different types of defects you present.

-Check the batch identification for logistics operations.

-Preparing and skillfully manipulating the equipment, instruments, and tools that are needed.

-Perform the inspection operation and calculate the final results.

-Recognize the signals and safety standards of the devices in which you operate.

-Respect personal and environmental safety standards.

-Generate the required documentation on physical or digital support.

-Register and save the information used and generated.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.6; C3 for CE3.6 and CE3.7; C4 for CE4.8; C5 for CE5.8 and CE5.9; C6 for CE6.8; C7 for CE7.7; C7 for CE7.7 and CE7.8.

Other capabilities:

Work with cleanup and security.

Take the lab notebook with order, making the annotations accurate.

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Work with compliance with the general safety standards of the laboratories.

Contents:

1. Application of general chemistry to the testing of skin, footwear and leather products

Fundamental concepts: chemical reagents, solutions, base acid reactions, precipitation and redox, chemical balance, valuations, among others.

Laboratory techniques used in skin, footwear, and leather trials.

Chemicals and their labelling rules.

General equipment and techniques of drying and weighing of samples, measurement of volumes, and preparation of solutions.

Distillation equipment and techniques, vacuum filtration, pH measurement and solution assessment.

2. Testing standards and procedures for skin, footwear and leather products

Concept and purpose of the rules.

Managing standards (organisms, processing and updating).

More important rules type and correlation between them (ISO, EN, UNE).

Structure and interpretation of the rules.

Concept, purpose and development of test procedures.

Sampling. Determination of the number of incremental samples of the global sample.

3. Testing of skin, footwear and leather products

Composition trials of leather, footwear, and leather products.

Determination of skin composition.

Qualification and identification of the skins.

Composition and Conservation Labelling.

Ecological tags.

Witness skins, gray and blue scales.

Physical and chemical tests on skins and hides:

Tear and abrasion resistance, dry and wet traction, dry and wet bending, flower break (detente), rock with rubber, water (dynamic waterproofing), continuous bending of leather light and its surface finish.

Apparent density.

Percentage of dry and wet elongation.

Strength of color to dry and wet rub, water drop, artificial sweat and solvents, artificial light, color to heat.

Dimensional stability.

Finishing (dry) adhesion.

Determination of thickness in all types of skins and hides in the dry state, finished or not finished, defects that can occur to the raw skins fresh or salted.

Surface measurement (foot² or dm²).

Water Vapor Coefficient.

Determination: of the humidity of the total washable and washable materials inorganic, organic and inorganic washable (loss by washing), fat, ash and chromium content, acidity (pH) and difference index, migration of coloured materials by bleeding, finishing effects, shrinkage capacity, degree of impermeability, fire behaviour, capacity for de-wrinkling, absorption and penetration of water for hydrofused hides, permeability to the water vapor.

Basic tests for knighthood, casual, dame and child footwear, safety, protective and occupational footwear for professional use.

4. Inspection of batches of leather, footwear and leather products

Inspection teams of leather, footwear, and leather products.

Inspection facilities and equipment.

Batch sampling: variables and attributes.

Inspection and data collection operations.

Automatic product identification systems for logistics operations: barcode, by radio frequency (RFID).

5. Testing laboratories for skin, footwear and leather products

Operation (receipt, identification, and storage of samples).

General and security installations and equipment.

Conditioning the atmosphere of the laboratory.

Equipment maintenance and calibration.

General rules of work.

Security rules.

Traceability of skin, leather and product trials.

6. Personal safety and environment in quality control processes for skin, footwear and leather products

Security and risk prevention in quality control processes for skin, footwear, and leather products.

Personal protection equipment.

Regional, national and international quality and environmental safety standards related to the sector.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

60 m² analysis lab.

60 m² test laboratory.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Mastery of knowledge and techniques related to the monitoring and testing of quality control of skin, footwear and leather products, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Engineer/Technician, degree of equivalent degree or of other higher levels related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

ANNEX DCXXIII

PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION: ROAD PASSENGER TRAFFIC

Professional Family: Commerce and Marketing

Level: 3

Code: COM623_3

General Competition

Organize road passenger transport plans and manage and monitor the traffic of operations and services, in the urban and interurban areas, of domestic and international transport operations, according to the specifications received and regulations in force, within the framework of the objectives of quality, regularity and punctuality established by the organisation.

Competition Units

UC2059_3: Set and organize road traveler transport plans.

UC2060_3: Manage and monitor the road traveler transport operations.

UC2061_3: Perform administrative and documentary management of road transport operations.

UC1464_2: Perform attention and information activities to bus or coach travelers.

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its professional activity for its own and others, in the traffic department of passenger transport companies, municipal passenger transport companies and road passenger stations, in the area public and private, organising and monitoring operations, vehicles and drivers, in direct contact with customers and travellers.

Productive Sectors

In the transport sector, in the road passenger transport sub-sector and activities annexed to the carriage of passengers by road, bus stations or others.

Relevant occupations and jobs

Head of traffic of passenger road transport companies.

Head of operations of passenger road transport companies.

Passenger Inspector by Road.

Administrative Department of Road Transport of Travelers.

Head of bus station.

Associated Training (480 hours)

Training Modules

MF2059_3: Organization of road passenger transport plans. (150 hours)

MF2060_3: Managing road passenger transport operations. (120 hours)

MF2061_3: Administrative management of road transport operations. (120 hours)

MF1464_2: Attention and information to bus or coach travelers. (90 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: SET UP AND ORGANIZE ROAD PASSENGER TRANSPORT PLANS

Level: 3

Code: UC2059_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Obtain and organize the necessary information and criteria, using sources of information from the sector and the organization, for the determination of the resources and characteristics of the different types of transport operations of travellers, in compliance with current rules and risk prevention rules.

CR 1.1 The relevant and reliable information of the variables required for the planning of road passenger transport services is obtained by exploiting the secondary information sources of the transport market travellers, occupational risk prevention (PRL) plan and internal organization information.

CR 1.2 The frequency, volume of passengers and necessary information of the transport services to be carried out are identified, based on the specification in the case of concessions and in accordance with the type of transport services Travellers: regular, discretionary, permanent, intercity, interior and international.

CR 1.3 Traffic information that affects the planning of transport services and their itineraries is obtained regularly from those responsible for traffic, municipal and inland, from reliable sources of information and traffic observatories, pointing to peak times, permanent or temporary local restrictions of movement or others.

CR 1.4 The aspects and variables of the passenger transport services that assume an increase or decrease in the volume of passengers and the capacity of the available vehicles are determined considering at least sales anticipated, holidays, holidays, peaks of activity, new farms and long-term low-end.

CR 1.5 The necessary information, not obtained from secondary and internal sources, is obtained by applying simple methods of searching for primary information, through questionnaires of satisfaction and determination of the needs of the traveler.

CR 1.6 The information of the transport services provided by the organisation: the volume of passengers, routes, vehicles, drivers, services or others is regularly recorded and updated, applying the organisational and using the information management applications.

RP 2: Determine the fleet of vehicles and the elements necessary for the provision of passenger transport services, on the basis of the transport plan defined by the organisation, respecting the internal rules and international passenger transport, conditions for the provision of concessions and provision for the necessary services.

CR 2.1 The characteristics of public passenger transport vehicles are determined on the basis of the characteristics of the services to be provided by pointing at least: capacity according to the number and expected demand of the public passenger transport vehicles. passengers, type of transport: urban or interurban, special needs of passengers: access ramps, indoor anchorages for wheelchairs or other safety devices.

CR 2.2 The equipment and/or accessories necessary to ensure the stability, quality and safety of the passengers are defined according to the type of vehicle, types of services, safety regulations, and/or manufacturer's recommendations or supplier of the vehicles.

CR 2.3 Work risk prevention measures are taken from the PRL by determining the means and resources required in relation to vehicles and the provision of services.

CR 2.4 Subcontracting alternatives, more significant companies, prices and reference rates on the market in the area of influence of the company are determined in such a way that their services can be used and subcontracting with quality assurance.

CR 2.5 The alternatives for the provision of services using own and foreign vehicles, hired to hire exclusively, punctually or sporadically, are analyzed proposing the most appropriate according to the level of service and needs of travellers.

CR 2.6 Vehicle fleet renewal needs are determined by analyzing the characteristics of the vehicles themselves, forecasting of services, status and characteristics of the vehicles, preparing an economic report for the vehicle fleet. Decision making for the acquisition and sale of vehicles of the organization.

CR 2.7 The technical and administrative documentation of the vehicles for carrying out the transport services is verified that they comply with the regulations in force in the matter of transport and circulation, age of the vehicle, validity of the permissions or others.

CR 2.8 The vehicles and equipment and accessories necessary for the execution of the planned road passenger transport services are compared by analysing and assessing the offers of the vehicle manufacturers and suppliers, according to the organization's economic and quality criteria for decision making.

RP 3: Apply economic and price training criteria in the transport of public and private travelers based on the optimization of the cost structure of the services, the lines and their route, for the determination of the rate, ticket price or service.

CR 3.1 The costs of the transport service are obtained from the accounting information by calculating the economic value per cost centre considering at least:

-Fixed Costs

-Variable costs per km and traveler.

CR 3.2 The cost per kilometer per traveler is calculated, based on different traffic forecasts and user volume, using the appropriate calculation tools and applications.

CR 3.3 The cost of the distribution system per vehicle and traveler is calculated by considering the cost ratios per kilometer route, cost in vacuum, and cost per traveler among others.

CR 3.4 Possible deviations in costs per kilometer, line, customer, traveler and service are analyzed considering modifications to control or reduce those costs.

CR 3.5 The service's final rate is calculated based on the expected costs, insurance, margins, discounts, tax rates, and commercial surcharges.

CR 3.6 The individual ticket price per traveller is specified by taking into account the conditions of provision of the regular service concessions.

RP 4: Develop regular and discretionary, domestic and international transport plans, taking into account the conditions of service, the concessions and resources available, to create passenger transport services with quality and security.

CR 4.1 The area and road geography where the transport service is to be provided is identified using map, street and route design applications identifying the types of routes and quality of the route, regulations of the traffic in the area and others.

CR 4.2 The conditions for the elaboration of the regular and discretionary transport plan are determined according to the type of service to be carried out and the regulation of the concession taking into account whether they are mandatory, minimum of the concession and improvements.

CR 4.3 The volume of travelers, global and by vehicle, and the initial demand for service, by route and stop, is calculated based on information of historical movements in similar times and situations, valuing the movements Extra and unpredictable that can be repeated and the negative circumstances that are predictably not to be given again.

CR 4.4 The stop points with descent and rise of passengers are determined according to the number and place of situation of the passengers respecting the traffic regulations and safety conditions.

CR 4.5 The route to be covered in the transport plan is made up for maximum efficiency, optimizing times as accurately as possible and using, if necessary, an IT application Considering among others:

-Road network and roads in the area.

-Localization of the points of travel and descent.

-Municipal vehicle access restrictions, passenger load and drop stops, business hours, traffic and public holidays, among others.

-Available drivers, helpers, carriers, or service providers.

CR 4.6 The estimated time and time of the trip, the route and its stops are calculated by determining the scheduled times considering at least:

-Allowed speed and road safety criteria for the area.

-Number of stops.

-Traveler Volume

-Minimum stop, rise, and drop times.

-Other.

CR 4.7 The transport plan is prepared by considering all the mandatory, minimum aspects, established under the conditions of the concession and needs of the customer, travel agency or other, taking into account the resources, vehicles and drivers, available possibilities by the organisation.

CR 4.8 Quality criteria, PRL measures and environmental factors commonly used in passenger transport are integrated into the transport plan considering at least: punctuality, passenger comfort, excellence service, traveler's security, codes of good practice, or others.

RP 5: Schedule services by organizing the available vehicles and the number and characteristics of drivers needed to close the largest number of operations and services while respecting regulations, safety and quality of the service.

CR 5.1 The number and characteristics of the available vehicles are obtained from the information of the traffic department and its adequacy to the specific regulation of the type of transport operations to be carried out, conditions of the concession, agreements with the travel agency, local councils or other clients and organisations, in the case of occasional services.

CR 5.2 Vehicle maintenance plans are in compliance with the traffic department, in accordance with the regulations, service levels, needs and scheduling of operations and services.

CR 5.3 The scheduling of the services according to the available drivers is elaborated respecting the regulations of times of work, driving and rest, prevention of occupational risks, as well as the conditions and characteristics of the necessary drivers and helpers.

CR 5.4 The timetable that ensures compliance with the services, stop periods and maintenance plans of the vehicles and driving times and rest of the drivers is made taking into account the deadlines, regulations The current, scheduled services, and using task and project management applications.

CR 5.5 The quadrant of vehicle and driver services is made from the timetable and timetable of the transport services for the provision of service in the required time and form.

CR 5.6 The characteristics and volume of the vehicles and drivers are considered in the program in such a way as to have the ability to maneuver in the contingencies that can occur in the traffic.

CR 5.7 The changes in the organization of traffic accurate to reduce time and costs and improve the quality of the passenger transport service are determined by establishing, where appropriate, agreements with suppliers and customers, correspondents and franchises.

CR 5.8 The reprogramming of passenger transport services, in the event of unforeseen events, is established in accordance with the established procedure, prioritizing the needs of service compliance and quality criteria and specified punctuality.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Teams: personal computers in local network with Internet connection. Peripheral elements of output and information input: telematic installations, supports and file materials. GPS ("Global Positioning System"). Maps, street. Calculator. Agenda. Office material. Internet. Intranet. Computer applications: Text processor. Spreadsheet. Data bases and transport cost observatories. IT applications for route design and planning. GPS ("Global Positioning System"). Task and project management systems. Internet browsers. Email applications.

Products and results:

Travel plans for travelers, interior and international. Estimation of demand and capacity of vehicles in passenger transport plans. Scheduling of stops, routes, times and schedules of passenger transport services. Calculation and cost deviations of the passenger transport services. Calculation of fares and ticket prices for passenger transport services. Determination of the characteristics of the fleet and elements necessary for the provision of the passenger transport service. Economic report for decision-making on the acquisition and sale of vehicles for the carriage of passengers by road. Control and rescheduling of passenger transport services. Elaboration of a proposal for the provision of services with suppliers, travel agencies, clients and correspondents. Application of quality standards and prevention of occupational risks.

Information used or generated:

Regulatory regulations for the carriage of domestic travellers and tariff arrangements. Regulations for the transport of schoolchildren and minors. European regulations and international conventions for the carriage of passengers by road (interbus or other agreements). Traffic regulations, working times, driving of passenger transport. Administrative procedure for passenger transport concessions. Regulation of procurement procedures with public administration. Specifications for the concession. Traffic information affecting the planning and development of transport services. Internal information on demand and supply of passenger transport services. Cost information for the company. Vehicle information and manufacturer maintenance recommendations. Road safety standards. Quality manual for the provision of road passenger transport services. Occupational risk prevention plan.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: MANAGE AND MONITOR ROAD PASSENGER TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

Level: 3

Code: UC2060_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Manage the daily transportation services, meeting the contracted conditions and established quality requirements, to ensure their compliance in time and form, respecting national and international regulations of the carriage of passengers.

CR 1.1 The daily availability of drivers assigned to the services is verified at the time of service, covering, vacancies with the reserve resources and/or reallocating those available in compliance with current regulations.

CR 1.2 The documentation of the drivers assigned to each vehicle is checked to conform to the set and characteristics of the transport service:

-Driving licence and certificates required for the driver.

-Special authorization for school drivers.

-The disks and the tachograph driver card.

-Labor risk prevention rules.

CR 1.3 The requirements for the carriage of passengers, in the case of subcontracting and renting of vehicles with a driver, are found to comply with current regulations and regulations, identifying and/or setting:

-The appropriate status and technical status from the corresponding reports.

-Technical characteristics, with due permissions-number of axes, weights and dimensions, pollution, tachograph, or others.

-Authorizations for the transportation of both urban, intercity, interior, international, school and other travelers.

-Elements for special passenger transport in such a way as to ensure compliance with road safety rules applicable to passenger transport.

-Required road transport insurance.

-Labor risk prevention rules.

CR 1.4 The agreements and communication with the subcontracting of the transport services are carried out in the best possible conditions, respecting the current regulations, and completed the authorizations and documentation of services required.

CR 1.5 The information on the situation of the fleet of vehicles-own and subcontracted-is obtained regularly, both in the area of influence from where the departures are operated, and in all the destinations to which it was sent previously.

CR 1.6 Vehicle and driver information, in the case of discretionary services, is transmitted to customers and service users, facilitating the registration and time of filing.

CR 1.7 The presentation of the vehicles at the assigned point and time is confirmed with the regularity established in the time foreseen and agreed with the client, using communication systems with the client and traveler, according to the recognised quality protocols and standards.

CR 1.8 The documentation of passengers, drivers and vehicles required for the crossing of borders in international transport is determined in compliance with the applicable rules in each country of circulation and destination before departure.

RP 2: Assign transport services and operations to drivers and vehicles, according to the quadrant and schedule established, for the fulfillment of the transport plan and the conditions of the service with the quality, punctuality and required regularity.

CR 2.1 The programming, schedules and conditions of the transport services to be carried out is obtained in sufficient time from the responsible and customers, travel agencies, schools and organizations, consulting the conditions and unforeseen events that might occur.

CR 2.2 The situation of the vehicles is verified by checking their availability, differentiating those that are in active and technical strike by repair or within the maintenance plan and checking in these cases the duration, place and end date.

CR 2.3 The allocation of services to vehicles and drivers is made according to their availability, type of service, technical characteristics, schedule and route, seeking the optimization of the resources, by turns and lines, avoiding empty returns and ensuring the timeliness and quality of the service, applying the appropriate route and service management software.

CR 2.4 Transport services that cannot be performed for lack of own resources or for economic convenience are determined by planning their subcontracting with other agents or car rental.

CR 2.5 The daily organization document for services and roadmaps is made by identifying vehicle registration and name of drivers by service: regular, discretionary, temporary, taking into account the characteristics of the services and passengers.

CR 2.6 The rules on the prevention of occupational risks are observed at all times in terms of the provision of the workplace and the prevention of occupational risks.

RP 3: Coordinate the team of drivers in charge, conveying the necessary instructions with effective leadership, to meet the objectives and services established with the timeliness and quality of the required service.

CR 3.1 The instructions and documentation to be transmitted to the drivers are prepared according to the current regulations and internal procedures.

CR 3.2 The roadmap is completed according to the type of service-regular, discretionary, internal and international-respecting the current regulations and internal procedures of the organization.

CR 3.3 The instructions to the drivers are transmitted accurately indicating the characteristics of the assigned load, points and times of collection, travel, senders, recipients, points and times of delivery and provides the relevant documentation, verifying that it conforms to the requirements of the company and the current environmental and safety and health legislation at work.

CR 3.4 The completion of the procedures and schedules provided for in the crossing of the international transport services is verified according to the procedure and time provided, using the communication systems appropriate.

CR 3.5 Labor risk prevention rules and measures are observed in the driver's job and equipment.

CR 3.6 The instructions for services are transmitted by maintaining an empathetic attitude by applying communication and leadership techniques adapted to the group and the situations produced in the development of services, the stops and the bus station.

RP 4: Control the schedules, frequencies and occupations of the transport services, carrying out periodic inspections and using systems of support, monitoring and location of vehicles to ensure frequency and effective implementation of the services.

CR 4.1 The development of the service is regularly monitored using vehicle location and communication systems with drivers and customers.

CR 4.2 The possible causes of the contingencies delays and accidents are identified, assessing their impact on the quality of the services provided and determining the personal and/or organizational responsibilities to adopt the appropriate solutions in each case and inform travelers and customers.

CR 4.3 The necessary steps to resolve any contingency that occurred during the service and that leads to the retention of the vehicle are carried out, transmitting correctly, if appropriate, the instructions to the department and corresponding customer:

-vehicle accident, proceeding, if necessary, to its replacement;

-vehicle breakdown, controlling the repair time, where the repair time occurs, and, if necessary, to replace it;

-Special Transport authorizations;

-difficulty in some traffic control, customs or other.

CR 4.4 Route, stop and service information to travelers or others is obtained from the driver and is analyzed by detecting that relevant to the organization.

CR 4.5 The vehicles and drivers and frequency of the services are adjusted, in case of incidents, in compliance with the established programming or service table and minimizing the impact on the needs of the clients and travellers.

CR 4.6 Work risk prevention measures are observed at all times by conducting regular inspections and ensuring the frequency and effective implementation of services.

RP 5: Fulfilling and enforcing the safety, quality and rights of the traveler, resolving incidents, accidents and emergency situations during the delivery of transport services and at the station buses.

CR 5.1 The rights and duties of drivers and staff of the passenger transport and bus station company in the area of work safety and services are identified in current legislation and procedures. internal action.

CR 5.2 The equipment and means of safety of the vehicles and bus station at the stops and in circulation are determined and verified verifying that their use and care is the correct one according to the rules of work safety, accidents and emergencies.

CR 5.3 The compliance of the safety and labour safety standards by the drivers and personnel in charge is monitored by transmitting the appropriate instructions and ensuring the means for their compliance.

CR 5.4 The working areas of your responsibility are maintained in conditions of cleanliness, order and safety while respecting the regulations of the bus stations in your case.

CR 5.5 Safety measures and recommendations on the road, in the event of accidents and emergency situations, are taken according to the manual of quality and manual of risk prevention and action by transmitting the instructions and warning the person concerned-traffic, civil protection, ambulance or other authorities.

CR 5.6 The information and analysis of accidents and emergencies during the services are analyzed, based on the causes and consequences that provoke them, proposing appropriate measures to avoid their repetition.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Teams: Personal computers in local network with Internet connection. Peripheral elements of output and information input: telematic installations, supports and file materials. GPS ("Global Positioning System"). Maps and street. Computer applications: text processors, spreadsheets, and databases. Specific programmes for the planning and control of traffic operations, operating aid systems (SAE) and GPS systems for the location of vehicles.

Products and results:

Quadrant-Programming of services and schedules of passenger transport services. Assignment of services to vehicles and drivers. Planning for subcontracting and renting with other passenger transport agents. Roadmaps. Authorization of services for subcontracted. Instructions and documentation for drivers. Position and status control of the vehicle fleet. Resolution and readjustment of services against contingencies during the passenger transport service. Monitoring of passenger transport operations and services. Control of incidents produced in the passenger transport services. Resolution of incidents, accidents and emergency situations during passenger transport services. Application of quality standards and prevention of occupational risks.

Information used or generated:

Quality standards for the passenger transport service (Standard UNE, ISO or others). Quality manual and letter of services of the organization. Rules on occupational safety and accidents in the carriage of passengers by road. Driver's manual. Manual of action and regulations in case of accidents and emergency situations in the passenger transport. Information on the situation of the fleet of vehicles. Information on the rules applicable in each country on documentation of the driver, vehicle and passengers. Regulations in force on road safety and passenger rights. Occupational risk prevention plan.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: PERFORM ADMINISTRATIVE AND DOCUMENTARY MANAGEMENT OF ROAD TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

Level: 3

Code: UC2061_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Carry out the procedures for obtaining and taking into account the authorizations for the circulation and documentation of road transport vehicles, respecting the regulations and procedures in force in the sector.

CR 1.1 The procedures and arrangements for the movement of vehicles-authorisations, visas and renewal of transport, registration, technical inspection (ITV) and road tax payments for vehicles processing, in compliance with the deadlines for review, validity and visa, and following the administrative procedure established by the competent bodies.

CR 1.2 The schedule of inspections, renewals and authorizations for the transport of the own vehicles is carried out by programming and adjusting the dates taking into account the current regulations and the planning of services transport planned by the organisation.

CR 1.3 The information and documentation for the maintenance and ITV of the vehicles is verified that corresponds to the data of the vehicles and respects the deadlines of validity and renewal established by the regulations and manufacturer.

CR 1.4 The specific permits and documentation of the vehicles required for the performance of special transport-school transport, dangerous goods, live animals, perishables or others-are requested démarche to the competent authority in the matter in accordance with the rules in force.

CR 1.5 The procedures before the Registry of Vehicles of the Central Command of Traffic and the identification of vehicles are carried out, before the competent body, following the established procedure.

CR 1.6 The additional authorizations for circulation and their modifications are processed by submitting the documentation, payment of processing fees or other, to the competent body, within the time limit set and according to the traffic rules and regulations in force.

CR 1.7 The request for special administrative authorizations, for the circulation of vehicles with special loads, dangerous goods or other goods that because of their dimensions or circumstances require it, are processed according to the the administrative procedure established before the competent body and completing the relevant documentation.

RP 2: Manage and control the documentation of drivers respecting the regulations in force in times of driving, rest and work and professional training for the fulfillment of the obligations of the activity,

CR 2.1 The professional documentation of the suitability and qualification of the driver and staff responsible for carrying out the transport-movement permit, medical certificate, certificate of professional competence or others-is checked verifying its validity and accuracy according to the current regulations.

CR 2.2 The training and qualification of drivers is determined according to the characteristics of the operations and vehicles, driving licences and authorizations required according to the type of transport.

CR 2.3 The employment contracts of the different categories of workers in road transport companies are managed in compliance with the applicable rules and obligations in the field of social security and labour law. in effect.

CR 2.4 The demands and responsibilities of the employer in the field of road safety and the prevention of occupational risks are determined by interpreting the associated regulations and transmitting to drivers before the output.

CR 2.5 The renewal of the driver documentation is anticipated, in good time, recording and checking its validity and warning drivers and traffic bosses of their compliance to take action.

CR 2.6 The registration sheets and cards-of the driver, the company and the control-of the tachographs of the vehicles, at the disposal of the control agents, are recorded with the periodicity and form established, during the time legally required under the current rules.

CR 2.7 The penalties for limiting the use of carnet and training of drivers are dealt with in accordance with the established procedure and differentiating the formalities and responsibility of the company and the driver.

RP 3: Perform the control and administrative management and daily documentary of each transport operation to fulfill the contracts and commitments acquired with the customers and suppliers, with efficiency and quality of service.

CR 3.1 The necessary authorizations and documentation are completed according to the type of operation based on the information received from the commercial and traffic department respecting the current regulations and internal procedures of the organization.

CR 3.2 The rules applicable to the subcontracting of drivers and the hire of vehicles with drivers are respected in the signing of contracts and in the preparation of the documentation and authorizations which must accompany the operation during the transport.

CR 3.3 The data and information contained in the transaction documentation is checked to correspond to the data of the operation-origin and destination, loading points, contact person, agreed services-and the requirements established by the current regulations.

CR 3.4 The specific documentation, in the case of intra-Community and non-Community operations, is verified to be in line with existing rules, procedures and customs requirements.

CR 3.5 The necessary specific route and documentation book, in the case of passenger transport operations, is prepared by completing the models in compliance with the regulations and regulations in force.

CR 3.6 The necessary documentation in case of collaborations with other agents and external carriers, administrative authorities of public transport and justification of collaboration are prepared completed the models of the documents established in accordance with established internal rules and procedures.

CR 3.7 The necessary data and information, both for the billing of the operation to the client and the subcontracted transport operator, are collected from the documentation the operation and transmit to the department responsible for the issue of invoices for accrual following the established internal procedure.

CR 3.8 Transport operation documentation, transport sheets or other documentation is archived in conventional and computerised support, in accordance with current regulations and internal procedures of the organization. so that their access or subsequent query is allowed.

CR 3.9 The rules on the prevention of occupational risks are observed at all times regarding the provision of the job, lighting and position to the computer.

RP 4: Make the arrangements for road transport insurance policies, compulsory and voluntary, to cover the responsibilities of the parties, respecting the procedure laid down in the policy and the rules in force.

CR 4.1 The formalities related to the applications and renewals of insurance policies in the transport-insurance of civil liability, compulsory insurance of passengers and insurance of goods, and other transport insurance -by completing the documentation and procedure in compliance with the deadlines for validity and renewal.

CR 4.2 The validity and status of underwritten insurance policies are monitored periodically by observing the conditions and date agreed upon in the contracted policies and filing the supporting documents for their payment. accompanying the vehicle or documentation dossier of the operation.

CR 4.3 The documentation of the insurance to accompany the vehicle and operation is determined by completing the data, amounts and deadlines agreed according to the responsibility of each party.

CR 4.4 The parts of the insurance are completed according to the information and data collected from the accident or casualty produced in accordance with the current procedure and regulations established verifying the obligations liability and limits of compensation.

CR 4.5 The insurance parties, in the event of claims, are promptly processed to the insurance company in accordance with the procedure and regulations established to expedite the remedy of the damage caused or received.

CR 4.6 The documentation of accidents, breaks, thefts and incidents covered by contracted policies that must accompany the insurance part is collected and recorded according to the procedure established in the insurance policy.

CR 4.7 The amount and process of settlement of the claim is controlled and verifies that it is in line with the conditions contracted with the insurance company.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Teams: personal computers in local network with Internet connection. Peripheral elements of output and information input: telematic installations, supports and file materials. Office material. Telephone and fax. Electronic agenda. Computer applications: text processors, spreadsheets, databases, e-mail, and information and documentary management systems.

Products and results:

Processing of administrative authorizations, transport cards, traffic permits, transportation, common and special. Formalities for the payment of traffic taxes. Programming and verification of maintenance plans and roadworthiness tests for vehicles (ITV). Management and control of documentation relating to drivers: permits, training and special authorizations. Management of transport insurance policies, compulsory and voluntary. Study of insurance budgets and extension of insurance policy hedges. Processing of application and renewal of insurance policies in transport. Parts of the disaster.

Information used or generated:

Professional regulation of drivers. Authorizations, cards, vehicle circulation permits. Regulations and specific administrative procedures for road transport. Driver's manual. Maintenance plan of the vehicle manufacturer. ITV calendar of the fleet of vehicles. Established file procedures and internal organization criteria. Measures for the prevention of occupational risks. Contracts and conditions of transport insurance policies. Information and data from accidents and accidents. Parts of the disaster. Regulations and procedures established with the insurers. Insurance budgets and extension of insurance policies in the sector.

COMPETITION UNIT 4: PERFORM CARE AND INFORMATION ACTIVITIES FOR BUS OR COACH TRAVELERS

Level: 2

Code: UC1464_2

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Control the entry and exit of passengers, making the issue and/or control of tickets, as well as the supervision of the loading and unloading of luggage, according to established procedures and complying with the regulations to ensure the performance and control of services.

CR 1.1 The entry and exit of the passengers is facilitated by approaching the bus or coach as much as possible to the right edge of the road or darsena, gently making the stops and the start of the vehicle, avoiding movements brusches.

CR 1.2 The opening and subsequent closing of the doors is performed by checking that they are free of obstacles and that the entry and exit of the passengers is effected by the place established for the purpose.

CR 1.3 The control and validation of transport certificates is carried out precisely and quickly, if necessary, to the resolution of possible errors or problems, in accordance with the procedures laid down by the company.

CR 1.4 Transportation titles are issued according to the destinations expressed by the travelers, proceeding to their collection by applying the exact corresponding rates and observing the fulfillment of the number of places authorized.

CR 1.5 The status of the baggage is controlled, clearly and kindly informing the traveler of the anomalies observed in the baggage.

CR 1.6 The baggage loading process is controlled to be performed in a balanced and orderly manner, respecting the safety instructions and the good use of the vehicle.

CR 1.7 The amount of cash funds is withdrawn and checked, proceeding to its orderly placement at the site established for the purpose.

CR 1.8 The funds raised are settled and delivered, adjusting to the procedures defined by the company, performing the calculations, detecting, analyzing and communicating the possible differences.

CR 1.9 The control and registration administrative documents established in accordance with the procedures defined in the company are completed legibly, and delivered in a timely manner.

RP 2: Understand and inform travelers, in the field of their competencies, by applying appropriate attention/communication techniques, in order to contribute to their safety, comfort, satisfaction and good operation of the service.

CR 2.1 The reception and treatment with the travellers are performed with kindness, respect and correction at all times during the service, taking care of the personal aspect and conduct according to the rules and procedures defined.

CR 2.2 Useful and relevant information is provided to travellers in a clear and concise manner, depending on the type of route and service, through the appropriate means of communication.

CR 2.3 Travelers are controlled to avoid non-compliance with existing safety standards and safety measures and possible material damage to the vehicle.

CR 2.4 In the necessary cases, precise resolution measures are taken with the appropriate correction and in accordance with the procedures established by the company.

CR 2.5 The volume of the audiovisual equipment is graduated ensuring the maximum comfort of the passengers in the transport service.

CR 2.6 The temperature of the air conditioning equipment as well as the interior lighting systems are connected and adjusted, ensuring the maximum comfort of the travelers.

RP 3: Collect, and depending on your competence, resolve and/or channel complaints or complaints from travelers, according to established criteria and procedures to ensure the quality of service provided by the company.

CR 3.1 The complaints, incidents or suggestions of the travellers are listened to in a positive and positive attitude, carrying out the pertinent questions in order to complete and/or to score the information provided by the same.

CR 3.2 The nature of the claim is accurately identified, proceeding to its resolution or, where appropriate, informing the traveler in a clear and concrete manner of the alternatives and the process to follow.

CR 3.3 The book or claim sheets are delivered to travelers when they are sued by them.

CR 3.4 The claim or suggestion is collected and channeled, and if appropriate, appropriate measures are taken in order to improve the service.

CR 3.5 The incidents produced are transmitted promptly and in detail to the company.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Vehicles. Vending machines for transport titles. Audio and video systems. Communications system.

Products and results:

Documentation completed. Travellers transported, observed and cared for. Tickets issued. Funds raised and delivered. Baggage loaded, unloaded and checked. Complaints and complaints dealt with.

Information used or generated:

Work Orders. Parts of incidents. Book and claims sheets. Parts of accidents. Service sheets.

TRAINING MODULE 1: ORGANIZATION OF ROAD PASSENGER TRANSPORT PLANS

Level: 3

Code: MF2059_3

Associated with UC: Establish and organize road traveler transportation plans.

Duration: 150 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Determine the resources, human and technical, necessary for the design of different transport plans according to the type of passenger transport services, following criteria of efficiency, safety and quality.

CE1.1 To differentiate the characteristics of the necessary resources for the transportation of road travelers by distinguishing at least:

-Urban and intercity transport.

-International transport.

-School and child transport.

CE1.2 Fundamenting the criteria for sizing the fleet of vehicles of a road passenger transport company, taking into account the different transport plans that it can perform and the specific characteristics which require the vehicles in each of them.

CE1.3 Identify existing sources of information in the sector and its implementation in the development of efficient, safe and quality traveler transport plans.

CE1.4 Explain the situations in which collaboration between carriers is convenient and the need to hire foreign vehicles in the case of the transport of passengers to carry out certain services, and with which character: sporadically, by season, by line or by others.

CE1.5 Explain the existing criteria and techniques to determine the number and profile of drivers required to comply with regulations, employment and driving times in road passenger transport, in force.

CE1.6 Explain the differences existing in the different regional and autonomous collective agreements for the transport of passengers by road and the consequences of their application in terms of remuneration and working conditions.

CE1.7 From a conveniently characterized transport plan, number and characteristics of services, estimated average route time, schedules, driving times and rest and determined working day:

-Analyze the vehicles needed for service delivery by assessing whether they respond appropriately to the agreed upon and current regulations.

-Calculate the number of drivers and staffing needs required to achieve the level of services.

-Define the profile of drivers to be selected in compliance with current regulations.

-Rate the needs of drivers of their own, other drivers and the possibility of renting vehicles with drivers.

-Calculate the number of trips and/or services that a driver can perform in the same period of time, day, month, and year, respecting the current regulations.

-Determine occupational risk prevention measures from the required prevention plan.

CE1.8 Define the values to be achieved by certain parameters of road passenger transport in order to achieve acceptable levels of quality in transport plans using standard AENOR quality criteria (Spanish Association for Standardisation) type ISO and UNE or other commonly established in the sector (codes of good practice or others).

CE1.9 From different assumptions of public passenger transport services by road with a list of parameters, both qualitative and quantitative, depending on the type of service that reflect the quality of the same:

-Analyze the achieved levels.

-Calculate the deviation-difference or margin-with respect to the values set.

-Analyze the causes of deviations and define corrective measures in the aspects that are considered necessary.

C2: To determine the obligations and penalties arising from the non-compliance with the current regulations and conditions of delivery, of the different types of road passenger transport services.

CE2.1 Identify the regulations governing the planning and delivery of road passenger transport services at national, European and international level, distinguishing at least:

-Internal transport services.

-Services with Community License.

-Interbus Agreement: liberalised and unliberalised services.

-Bilateral road transport agreements.

-Multilateral Agreements.

CE2.2 To differentiate the basic characteristics of different types of road passenger transport services, distinguishing at least:

-General and special permanent regular services.

-General and special-use temporary regular services.

-Discretionary services.

-International transport services: regular, discretionary and shuttle.

-Supplementary private transport service.

-School and child transport services.

CE2.3 Define the rules and sources of information regarding the variables and institutions of the market for the transportation of road travelers and bus stations, both within and internationally.

CE2.4 Distinguished the legal rights and obligations of the passenger, driver and traveler carrier according to the current regulations.

CE2.5 Explain the consequences that arise from regulatory regulations, the figure of collaboration between passenger carriers, maximum percentages and other provisions.

CE2.6 Detailed the sanctioning procedure that applies to non-compliance with legal obligations in the carriage of passengers by road, analysing the functions and powers of the passenger inspection services road.

CE2.7 From different scenarios appropriately characterized by irregularities and non-compliance with the obligations of the passenger transport company, identify the irregularity and the measure to be taken to correct it in at least:

-Vehicle characteristics.

-Duration of services.

-Driving and rest times.

-Age of travelers, in the case of school transportation, or others.

CE2.8 On the basis of a number of practical scenarios, which have been properly characterised, in which irregularities and non-compliance with obligations have occurred in the development of the provision of the various types of service Carriage of passengers by road:

-Classify violations according to their severity according to current regulations.

-Deduct the responsibility of the parties involved: carrier, driver, customer, traveler, or other.

-Determine possible penalties arising from non-compliance.

C3: Plan transportation, regular and discretionary routes and operations, from the available resources and using the specific applications of operating aid, route management and regular fleet tracking in the area of passenger transport.

CE3.1 Identify the most significant limitations, established by national and local regulations, in terms of traffic, schedules, gas pollution, noise and waste, as well as the measures and possible elements for their attenuation.

CE3.2 Determine the sources of traffic and traffic information, reliable and official, in the field of inland and international road transport.

CE3.3 Relating the criteria to be taken into account when planning the passenger transport services, maintenance plans, fleet reviews based on the average lifespan of the vehicles wear, use the which is intended, environmental or other factors.

CE3.4 Determine the variables and elements that a useful database must have for the planning of travel discretionary transport routes, in relation to:

-Transport infrastructure network available for passenger transport services.

-Interpretation of road geography in maps and street in conventional and digital format.

-Localization of points of origin and destination, transhipment and transit.

-Passenger transport regulations applicable to route planning: rest times or other times.

-Maximum efficiency.

-Optimisation of driving and rest times.

-Reprogramming in case of unforeseen events.

-Driving times and rest per driver in a template.

CE3.5 In different scenarios for the provision of regular passenger transport services, duly characterised, with routes, climb and down stops and specifications of times, frequencies and schedules:

-Identify the scope of applicable regulation.

-Identify municipal rules and traffic information that affects the service.

-Characterize the resources, types of vehicles required, and drivers and/or helpers, necessary to provide the service while respecting the agreed conditions.

-Set a transport plan while respecting the conditions of the assumption.

-Develop the transport plan's technical instructions and performance guidelines.

-Determine the required occupational risk prevention measures.

-Confect an alternative or emergency plan for unforeseen events: cutting a road to traffic, accident of a vehicle or inclement weather, or others.

CE3.6 In a practical case of a discretionary transport operation of travellers and known origin and destination, dates and intended travellers:

-Compare different route options by analyzing the level of service provided, time savings, and costs incurred by others.

-Set the time and time required to perform service punctuality.

-Identify the transport and transit documents required in each case.

-Develop the appropriate transport plan that specifies human and technical resources, economic conditions, and technical instructions to ensure their viability.

C4: Determine the price and rate applicable to different types of passenger transport services, from the cost structure, by applying public and private transport pricing rules.

CE4.1 Explain the rules applicable to the training of prices and rates applicable to the carriage of passengers.

CE4.2 Explain the indirect cost allocation criteria for transport activity by differentiating at least by service, line, travel, or others.

CE4.3 Determine the items and cost structure of passenger road transport operations by differentiating at least:

-for regular line transport.

-for discretionary transport.

CE4.4 Compare the cost structure of different types of passenger transport operations by detecting and explaining the differences between the direct and variable costs associated with each one.

CE4.5 Determine more significant situations where unexpected costs can be incurred and commonly used solutions to correct the rates applied to the customer.

CE4.6 To differentiate between the formulas for calculating the rate applicable to the carriage of passengers in at least:

-Ratio cents per kilometer.

-Take part.

-Ticket price.

CE4.7 From properly characterized assumptions of road passenger transport operations, calculate the fare and ticket price based on the costs of each operation.

C5: Determine and fill in the necessary documentation of various concessions and transport plans for transport services by following the regulations and administrative procedures in force.

CE5.1 Interpret the rules on the national concession system, applicable in the field of passenger transport, and their differences with other European and international models.

CE5.2 Identify the competent bodies in the granting and resolution of files relating to road transport concessions.

CE5.3 To differentiate the documentation and procedure necessary for the hiring of regular and discretionary transport services according to different types of passenger transport: school, intercity and national.

CE5.4 To base the most significant stages of the procedure and administrative handling of the file for the granting of permanent and temporary regular services.

CE5.5 From different assumptions of administrative concession contests, summarize the content of the written and necessary documentation using a documentary or computer support.

CE5.6 From practical cases of official calls for transport competitions and specifications of concession conditions suitably characterised:

-Simulate the search and get the administrative concessions plan using reliable on-line and off-line information sources.

-accurately identify applicable legal and regulatory precepts.

-Identify the applicable award system for each call.

-Determine the minimum conditions and possible improvements set out in the specification.

-Accurately interpret the time horizon of the concession plan.

-Develop a flow structure or schema that reflects the stages in the handling of the case.

-Fill in the documentation necessary for your submission to the tender contest.

CE5.7 On the basis of a call for the granting of a regular passenger transport line wrongly completed:

-Detect errors.

-Arguing any corrections to them.

C6: Apply work organization techniques and procedures and task management for the scheduling of effective transportation plans with quality, regularity, and timeliness.

CE6.1 Determine the number and characteristics of the vehicles required according to the conditions of the concession and agreements with the clients-travel agency, town halls or other clients and organizations.

CE6.2 Determine systems and methods for the organization and programming of transport services and plans using Gant and Pert calendars and graphs, and simple task management computing applications between other.

CE6.3 Interpreting the regulations of working time, driving and rest as well as the conditions and characteristics of drivers and helpers necessary for the scheduling of effective transport plans both regular and discretionary.

CE6.4 Explain the usual contingencies, contingencies and incidents in the passenger transport operations, relating to the modifications required in the organization of the traffic.

CE6.5 Determine the measures commonly taken in the management of operations and planning of passenger transport services to reduce time, costs and improve the quality of service.

CE6.6 Identify the occupational risk prevention measures to be considered in the job plan.

CE6.7 From different transport plan assumptions conveniently characterized:

-Determine the routes to cover and the needs of vehicles on each route

-To elaborate the timetable that guarantees the fulfillment of the services, periods of stoppage and plans of maintenance of the vehicles and times of driving and rest of the drivers is elaborated taking into account the deadlines, current regulations, expected services.

-Develop the quadrant of vehicle and driver services with schedules and staff assignment to operations.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.7 and CE2.8; C3 with respect to CE3.4 and CE3.5; C4 with respect to CE4.4 and CE4.6; C5 with respect to CE5.3 and CE5.4; C6 in general and C7 with respect to CE7.4 and CE7.5.

Other capabilities:

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Propose alternatives to improve results.

Transmit information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and precise manner.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment.

Contents:

1. Organisation and regulation of the road passenger transport market.

Agencies and regulatory institutions for the transport of passengers. Administrative organisation for the carriage of passengers: carriage of permanent regular passengers for general and temporary use; carriage of passengers on a discretionary basis; tourist transport and individual recruitment; international transport; transport School and children. Organisation of the road passenger transport market: internal and international market. Analysis of the supply and demand of the passenger transport market. Characteristics of the passenger transport undertakings. Types of operators and intermediaries. Marketing of passenger transport: travel agents. Demand and market niches in passenger transport. Characteristics and profile of the users of the transport services.

2. Design of road passenger transport service plans

Regulations related to the planning of the passenger transport service: traffic, traffic, driving and rest times, and road safety. Infringements and sanctions. Development of transport plans: elements and criteria to be considered. Determination of resources and means of transport plans. Differences in regular and discretionary transport plans. Transport plans to companies. Quality and image of service in regular and discretionary transport plans: elements to be considered. Quality systems and standards related to the transport of passengers. Plan for the prevention of occupational risks. Transport plan organisation: tools and techniques for the programming and organisation of work.

3. Economic analysis of the passenger transport plan

Structure of operating costs in road passenger transport companies. Management of costs applied to road passenger transport plans. Economic planning of the activity: basic budgetary control. Cost centres in road passenger transport companies. Cost calculation and basic management ratios: cost per traveller, cost per kilometre. Differences in the cost structure of regular and discretionary transport plans. Rules concerning the formation of prices in public and private passenger transport. Determination of fares and price of passenger transport: methods and strategies for price determination. Elaboration of tariff proposals for regular transport concessions. Pricing and pricing for customers and users of discretionary transportation.

4. Route planning and road passenger transport operations

Programming of routes, itineraries and travel plans for travelers. Passenger load zones. Stops and bus stations. Road geography: infrastructure and routes in the single European market. Methods and techniques for planning and managing land transport routes. Route planning and cost optimization: choice of itinerary, transshipment and travel restrictions. Alternatives and combinations with other means of passenger transport. Implementation of the regulations in force in times of driving and rest to the plans of passenger transport. Creation and elimination of regular service routes. Detection of errors and introduction of corrective measures and improvements in transport routes and operations. IT applications for planning and managing routes of boarding and optimization of itineraries.

5. Administrative procurement of regular transport services

Analysis of the concessional system in Spain: normative references and perspectives. Bodies responsible for administrative procurement. Types of concessions: linear and zonal. Access to the concessionary system for passenger transport: Advertising of the selection process. Procurement rules. Capacity of the successful contractor. Zonal concessions and services with flexible conditions of delivery. Special conditions of benefit. Granting and time of validity of authorisations. Award and rules for the operation of services. Transmissibility and unification of concessions. The formal guarantees and the resources of those who are not awarded the contract.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

45 m² management classroom.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the establishment and organisation of road passenger transport plans, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Licentiated/a, degree of equivalent degree or of other higher levels related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 5 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 2: MANAGING ROAD PASSENGER TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

Level: 3

Code: MF2060_3

Associated with UC: Manage and monitor road passenger transport operations.

Duration: 120 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Determine the different types of road passenger transport operations, their phases and the resources required for their implementation.

CE1.1 Differential, taking into consideration the context of road passenger transport operations, services and transport operations by putting representative examples of both.

CE1.2 Point out the stages to be taken into account in different types of urban, inter-city and discretionary passenger transport operations, differentiating at least:

-Collection, stops, and destination of travelers.

-Bus stations and stops.

-Ticket sales and discretionary service.

-Baggage.

-After-sales services.

CE1.3 Determine the resources, human and technical, necessary for the effective delivery of different road transport operations.

CE1.4 From a given endowment of human and technical resources, drivers and vehicles respectively, assign them to the different services, taking into account at least:

-availability,

-time,

-commercial speed,

-driving and rest time regulations,

-type of service.

C2: Manage the own documentation of the organization of road passenger transport operations, applying the current regulations and customary procedures in the companies of the sector.

CE2.1 Determine the systems, tools, and application management and programming applications and services of road passenger transport.

CE2.2 Defend the types of documentation commonly used in the job assignment:

-Service Quadrant.

-Discretionary transport service delivery conditions.

-Horarios and needs.

CE2.3 Define the elements, structure, and data to contain the required service drivers and vehicles documentation.

CE2.4 From different types of documentation of passenger transport services, identify and accurately interpret the information required for the organization of services in certain time periods.

C3: Apply control and inspection techniques for services handling monitoring systems and operating aid in different road passenger transport operations.

CE3.1 Identify the advantages of operating aid systems (SAE), computer systems for the planning and location of vehicles (GPS "Global Positioning System" or others), in the management and control of services carriage of passengers by road.

CE3.2 Determine the elements of the SAE commonly used in the location of vehicles and control of the development of road transport services.

CE3.3 Describe the usual protocols and guidelines used in the inspection of travelers in transportation services.

CE3.4 Determine the management and communication systems necessary to ensure the information and communication of the appropriate transport operations with travelers, bus stations, stops, traffic and public administrations.

CE3.5 In different development scenarios of various lines, simulate the tracking of operations handling SAE, GPS to identify at least:

-Geographical location of the vehicles by determining the position.

-Driver and passenger needs.

-Service characteristics: time and occupancy.

-Contingencies for delays and accidents.

C4: Determine safety standards and policy recommendations, in different cases of accidents and incidents of different types of road passenger transport operations.

CE4.1 Determine the regulations on occupational safety affecting the staff of the provision of passenger transport operations, differentiating the rights and obligations of drivers and the head of traffic in this area. material.

CE4.2 Explain the consequences of non-compliance with regulations and recommendations on road and work safety as well as applicable penalties.

CE4.3 Explain the road safety recommendations and regulations applicable to road passenger transport operations:

-Incidents, claims.

-Travelers ' rights.

-Quality of service.

-Responsibilities.

-Special transports authorizations.

CE4.4 To differentiate the required security means and equipment and their relationship with the usual accidents and incidents in the carriage of road passengers.

CE4.5 Point out driver behavior guidelines and traffic chief in accident prevention and road safety recommendations and first aid to meet during the delivery of transport services travellers.

CE4.6 From different passenger transport assumptions, analyze the protocol and patterns of behavior in case of accident in relation to the vehicle, the travelers, the luggage and the driver.

CE4.7 From different incidents of accidents and incidents, suitably characterized, to simulate the adoption of the measures to be taken in compliance with the regulations in the field of road safety, in at least:

-Mandatory vehicle signage.

-Transmission of orders and instructions to the driver.

-Transmission of rights and obligations of passengers/passengers.

C5: Rate the application of quality criteria and requirements in the provision of different types of road passenger transport services.

CE5.1 Explain the criteria and variables for the provision of transport services to quality travelers established by recognized organizations of standardization type AENOR or others.

CE5.2 Describe the quality criteria and parameters of the public passenger transport service:

-Comfort.

-Accessibility.

-Information.

-Time.

-Customer care.

-Security.

-Environmental impact

CE5.3 Explain customer satisfaction and quality of service rates by differentiating the object of each of them.

CE5.4 From the observation and information of certain passenger transport services, calculate the measures that reach the quality indicators by comparing different ratios.

CE5.5 Identify the most common failures and errors in the provision of passenger transport services and relate appropriate corrective measures.

CE5.6 Arguing the benefits of establishing an integrated quality system to improve traveler services.

C6: Apply communication and leadership techniques with drivers and bus station staff, in different workplace and organizational situations of the transportation of travelers.

CE6.1 Identify the main elements and aspects for the motivation of the members of a team of drivers.

CE6.2 Point out features that differentiate the different command and leadership styles applicable to driver equipment based on the characteristics of the driver and the organization.

CE6.3 Explain the concept of business culture and its influence on the execution and delivery of the transport service.

CE6.4 Argument the importance of the tolerant and empathy attitude of the head of a team of drivers in resolving conflicts in a normal working environment in the field of road passenger transport.

CE6.5 Identify and describe the emotional, intra-personal and interpersonal competencies that a head of station and/or manager of a team of drivers must have.

CE6.6 From the observation of the provision of services of different passenger transport companies identify the aspects of business culture that differentiates them and their reflection in the behavior of the responsible staff of the execution of the service.

CE6.7 Given a convenient scenario, a comparative analysis of the profile of the team members and their roles in the dynamization and motivation of the group is performed.

CE6.8 From different assumptions conveniently characterized from work situations with driver equipment and data from members of various driver teams, with at least 3 members, and the quadrant of job:

-Simulate the transmission of the instructions by applying verbal communication techniques adapted to the different situations: emergencies, work orders, service control or others.

-Adopt the style of command and leadership based on the orders and characteristics of the situation.

-Resolve questions and questions raised.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.4; C3 for CE3.5; C4 for CE4.6 and CE4.7; C5 for CE5.5 and C6 in general.

Other capabilities:

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Transmit information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and precise manner.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Propose alternatives to improve results.

Contents:

1. Management of road passenger transport operations.

Characterization of the process of provision of the passenger transport service: phases and operations. Structure and organisation of resources in the transport of passengers by road: staff, drivers, vehicles and routes. Organisation of work in passenger transport activities: quadrant and allocation of vehicles and drivers. Criteria and differences in the organisation of regular and discretionary passenger transport. Location, monitoring and information of the fleet of vehicles. Systems for the communication and control of passenger transport services: operating aid systems (SAE), fleet tracking and tracking systems or other systems. Control of tachograph services, discs and listings. Control and inspection of passengers in road transport. Information to the traveller at stops and on board the buses. Traveler's needs: rights and obligations.

2. Management of equipment in passenger transport activities.

Strategies for management and management of work teams. Work teams in passenger transport activities: own drivers and supposed collaboration between carriers. Staff and activities at bus stations. Assessment of the performance of the drivers ' team. Conflicting situations and emergencies arising from the day-to-day management of passenger transport services. Decision-making and conflict resolution in work environments. Negotiation and command styles: negotiation strategies in conflicts of work. Motivation strategies applied to work equipment in the field of passenger transport. Detection of training needs in road passenger transport activities.

3. Quality management of the road passenger transport service.

Quality management in passenger transport companies: definition of quality of service. Quality standards in passenger transport activities. Differences between types of services: regular and discretionary. Customer satisfaction and customer support business policy: customer needs and expectations. Application of quality management systems: specifications of the ISO and UNE standards. Quality assessment techniques for the service of travellers: quantitative and qualitative. Customer treatment systems and surveys: Customer satisfaction index. Plans for the continuous improvement of passenger transport services. Competition from other means, air, sea and rail, depending on the conditions of access to the points of origin and/or destination.

4. Prevention and safety in road passenger transport activities.

Analysis of the regulations on prevention and road safety in road passenger transport: Road safety, General traffic regulation, Traffic code and general regulation of vehicles. Regulatory requirements for traffic in relation to drivers and vehicles. Measures for the prevention of occupational risks. Traffic accidents. Previous concept and considerations. Causes. Classes and phases. Behaviour in case of accident. Recommendations for action in emergency situations and evacuation of travellers. Driver's manual. The travel stations, the stops: risk situations and recommendations. Basic rules for action in case of emergencies. Action and communication with the transport vehicles of affected passengers in the event of an accident. Incident management in passenger transport operations.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

45 m² management classroom.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the management and supervision of road passenger transport operations, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Licentiated/a, degree of equivalent degree or of other higher levels related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 5 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 3: ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OF ROAD TRANSPORT OPERATIONS

Level: 3

Code: MF2061_3

Associated with UC: Perform administrative and documentary management of road transport operations.

Duration: 120 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Determine the documentation of the vehicle to be accompanied by the various road transport operations, according to the regulations and regulations in force in the sector.

CE1.1 Identify the regulations governing the use of different types of vehicles in different modes of transport and special transport.

CE1.2 Different permits and special equipment for certain vehicles and transport equipment according to the type of goods, special-dangerous, perishable or other-and in travellers, school transport, from the analysis of the current regulations.

CE1.3 List the required permits for public, urban and interurban road traffic of certain vehicles.

CE1.4 Explain the administrative requirements and measures to be taken for the circulation and handling of dangerous goods.

CE1.5 From different operations assumptions with vehicles of different characteristics, weights and conditions, conveniently characterized, to determine the documentation necessary to perform the operations adjusted to the rules in force.

C2: Determine the elements and requirements of drivers, themselves and others, applying the rules, established regulations, in terms of training and training.

CE2.1 List the required permits to the driver for the driving of the various types of vehicles of both goods and passengers.

CE2.2 Determine the rules applicable to the hiring of drivers and drivers, themselves and others, respecting the labor regulations and professional regulations of the current sector.

CE2.3 Determine the aspects and measures to be taken in relation to the training and training of personnel-drivers and operators-responsible for different types of freight operations, from the special regulation of the transport of dangerous goods, perishable goods, live animals and others, during their transport and in urban sections.

CE2.4 From different cases of passenger and freight road transport operations, specify the documentation, training and permits required by drivers.

CE2.5 From an appropriately characterized international road transport document, determine the documents relating to the driving personnel and their vehicles.

C3: Meet and manage the administrative documentation necessary for the execution of road transport operations, following the current administrative procedure and procedure.

CE3.1 Explain the purpose in the field of road transport of authorizations, ratings, insurance, permits and inspections of tachograph control vehicles and documents.

CE3.2 Identify the risk prevention measures to be observed in the workplace with respect to illumination and position to the computer.

CE3.3 Identify the administrative documentation required in the current regulations, both at national, intra-European and international level, indicating at least:

-Authorizations and visas for public transport by road.

-Special service authorizations.

-Circulation permission.

-Current insurance policy.

-Bullets from being to the tax and insurance payment stream.

-Other.

CE3.4 Different formats and interpret the elements that make up the administrative documentation for the application, visa, modifications and casualties of authorizations and permits commonly used in the field of transport by road.

CE3.5 Relate paperwork and administrative documentation with competent agencies where they are performed:

-Grant of authorizations.

-Authorization Visas.

-Modifying conditions or contents in the authorities.

-Low authorizations.

CE3.6 Explain the structure of the records of the files according to the information that is usually recorded in the trucking companies:

-Customers.

-Providers.

-Correspondents.

-Filials.

-Franchises.

-Traffic personnel.

-Means of transport.

-Regular lines.

CE3.7 Describe administrative procedures for internal and external management of vehicle and driver documentation in transport companies.

CE3.8 From different cases of companies and road transport operations of both travellers and goods:

-Identify the documentation required for the circulation of the vehicle and the organisms that process it.

-Meet requests for the issue and renewal of the required documentation.

-Compile the documentation in an orderly manner by simulating its processing and recording.

CE3.9 From different documentation scenarios, handle with skill the usual management and operating systems and applications in the field of road transport and observing the prevention measures of occupational risks and position to the computer.

C4: Determine the responsibilities, obligations, consequences and penalties arising from the provision of the road transport service in compliance with the regulations and administrative procedures.

CE4.1 Characterising the different types of insurance, compulsory and voluntary, in the field of road transport:

-liability insurance,

-circulation insurance,

-people's life insurance,

-merchandise insurance,

-traveler insurance,

-luggage insurance or other.

CE4.2 Identify the actual and formal elements that characterize the different types of insurance contract in the transport scope.

CE4.3 Explain the coverage of the general and complementary clauses that are included in the various insurance policies in the field of transport and the possibility of outsourcing the cost to the customer according to the responsibility legal.

CE4.4 From two insurance policies with different types of coverage in certain aspects reflected in their clause and with different amount of the premium, relating to an international freight operation conveniently characterized:

-Interpret the clause and draw conclusions regarding the coverage of each policy.

-Deduct the most suitable for the operation by valuing all the parameters that define each.

-Develop a simple report by arguing the most appropriate one.

CE4.5 Explain the most relevant parameters to be considered in the selection of land transport media insurance.

CE4.6 Precise the variables that determine the cost of hiring insurance policies, compulsory and voluntary.

CE4.7 From the definition of different passenger, interior and international transport operations and different insurance policies:

-Identify risks and uncertainties in the operation: accidents, punctuality, security, or others.

-Identify the responsibilities of the transportation company, the driver, travel agent, and travelers.

-Relate the insurance required to hire for each party.

-Determine the possible clause of insurance policies to be hired.

CE4.8 On the basis of practical assumptions, appropriately characterised, on different types of transport services covering and different risk covers related to their related premiums:

-Select the most appropriate risk coverage combination.

-Describe the clauses to include the resulting policy.

-Calculate the premium correctly.

CE4.9 From an appropriately characterized case of international transport of dangerous goods by road:

-Arguing the need for insurance for the business, customer, and user.

-Relate the types of insurance that should be contracted in an operation of that type.

-Simulate the negotiation and hiring of different risk hedges in that operation.

-Calculate the resulting premium from the selected coverage combination correctly.

C5: Relate the variables that determine the different types of transport insurance, as well as corresponding guarantees and obligations, and the actions derived from their application.

CE5.1 Identify the types of insurance policies, compulsory and voluntary, used in the field of road transport: liability insurance, movement insurance, people's life insurance, goods insurance, Travellers ' insurance, luggage insurance or others.

CE5.2 Describe the actual and formal elements that characterize an insurance contract in the scope of transportation.

CE5.3 Citar and explain the coverage of the general and complementary clauses that are included in the insurance policies of each mode of transport.

CE5.4 From two insurance policies with different types of coverage in certain aspects reflected in their clause and with different amount of the premium, relating to an international freight operation conveniently characterized:

-Interpret the clause and draw conclusions regarding the coverage of each policy.

-Deduct the most suitable for the operation by valuing all the parameters that define each.

CE5.5 Explain the most relevant parameters that should be considered in the selection of land transport media insurance.

CE5.6 From the definition of different passenger, interior and international transport operations:

-Identify possible risks in transport and other aspects of the operation: punctuality, security, or others.

-Determine the possible clause of an insurance policy for such an operation.

-Identify the responsibilities of the transportation company, the driver, travel agent, and travelers.

CE5.7 From an appropriately characterized case of international transit of a dangerous commodity:

-Determine the required legal protection.

-Determine the insurance needs for the business, customer, and user.

C6: To process insurance documentation relating to different types of accidents and accidents in certain road transport operations.

CE6.1 Determine the procedure for the claim and compensation of different types of insurance in transport operations.

CE6.2 Describe the usual procedures in the declaration-settlement of insured claims in the transport sector.

CE6.3 Specify the functions of the insurance compensation consortium in the field of road transport.

CE6.4 From different practical scenarios, conveniently characterised, from accidents and compensation for damage caused to goods, passengers and luggage covered by different types of insurance policies:

-Determine the responsibilities and compensation of each party.

-Calculate compensation.

-Simulate the elaboration of the accident part and procedure for the execution of the compensation.

CE6.5 From an alleged incident in an international transport operation not covered by an insurance policy:

-Identify and interpret applicable regulations.

-Identify the documentation required to manage the solution of that incident and the responsibilities of the parties.

-Deduce the most suitable solution and describe the procedure to follow.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C3, C4, and C6 in general.

Other capabilities:

Respect internal company procedures and rules.

Demonstrate interest in broad knowledge of the organization and its processes.

Transmit information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and precise manner.

Communicate effectively with the right people at every moment.

Contents:

1. Administrative management in the field of road transport.

Requirements for access to the road haulage activity of goods and passengers: Authorisations and concessions in the field of road transport. Professional regulations for road transport: vehicles and drivers Obligations and responsibilities of transport operators. Obligations of drivers of the transport activity: professional regulation. Bodies and institutions responsible for road transport: local, regional and national.

2. Inspection and sanctions in the field of road transport.

Competent bodies in the field of road transport inspection. System of penalties for road transport. Administrative proceedings in the field of road transport. Administrative documentation in transport operations: authorizations, special authorizations, permits. Penalty procedure in the event of non-compliance with administrative obligations in road transport.

3. Administrative management of drivers and vehicles.

Training and qualification of drivers: regulatory regulations.

Recruitment of different categories of transport company workers: form of contracts, obligations of the parties and duration of work, holidays, remuneration of contract and others. Vehicle documentation: Circulation permit and ITV (Technical inspections). Tariffs and traffic provisions for the movement of vehicles and the performance of certain operations. Models and completion of the documentation of vehicles and drivers. Card maintenance, load planning and vehicle situation. IT applications in the administrative management of transport: text processors and spreadsheets applied to transport.

Job risk prevention measures in the position before the computer.

Maintenance sheets, wheel control, and consumer reports. File systems and custody of information in the field of transport.

4. Administrative management of insurance in the field of road transport.

Typology of insurance in the field of road transport. Personal, real and formal elements of the insurance contract in the field of transport. Duration, prescription and renewal. Insured and uninsured risks. Guarantees and insurance obligations. Responsibility for people, things, luggage or others. The insurance policy. Calculation of premiums and risk coverage. Procedures for the declaration of accidents, crowded and tested: declaration-settlement of compensation. Insurance compensation consortium functions.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

45 m² management classroom.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of administrative and documentary management of road transport operations, which shall be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Licentiated/a, degree of equivalent degree or of other higher levels related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 5 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.

TRAINING MODULE 4: ATTENTION AND INFORMATION TO BUS OR COACH TRAVELERS

Level: 2

Code: MF1464_2

Associated with UC: Perform attention and information activities to bus or coach travelers.

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Explain the main activities of the bus driver or coach concerning the access and abandonment of the passengers of the vehicle, the issue of tickets applying the current rates.

CE1.1 Explain the basic rules for facilitating the access and departure of passengers to the bus or coach in the most comfortable and safe way.

CE1.2 Indicate the security measures to be observed before opening and closing the doors.

CE1.3 Describe basically the classes and charging systems of the passenger transport and relate the amount and validation of the tickets with the duration of the trip applying the current rates.

CE1.4 Explain accounting, collection, and withdrawal of cash funds by performing calculations with the required accuracy.

CE1.5 Relate the administrative, control, and record documents set according to the defined procedures.

CE1.6 Explain the current regulations and indicate the specificities of the transport of specific groups (children, disabled, among others) relating them to the measures to be taken to ensure their safety.

CE1.7 Indicate the safety equipment on board the coach (seat belts, fire extinguishers, among others), relating them to the cases in which they are applicable.

C2: Plan the loading and unloading operations by optimizing the use of the space available in the vehicle, respecting the safety and health standards and the optimal use of the vehicle.

CE2.1 Explain the forces that apply to moving vehicles by relating them to their influence on the load carried according to their nature.

CE2.2 Explain the use of the change box relationships based on the weight and volume of the load carried and the road profile following the standards of good professional practice.

CE2.3 Calculate according to the current legislation, the payload and the useful volume of a vehicle or set of vehicles, carrying out practical scenarios for the delivery of the load.

CE2.4 Indicate the effects of the overload of a vehicle, relating to the pernicious effects it produces on the mechanical organs.

CE2.5 Relate the center of gravity of the vehicle, the types of packaging and the support of the load with the influence exerted on the stability of the vehicle.

CE2.6 Explain the current regulations regarding the loading of the coach.

CE2.7 Explain baggage handling processes and precautions according to their nature and taking into account the order to download them in relation to the destinations.

C3: Apply interpersonal communication techniques in situations of direct contact with travelers and explain the basic lines and general characteristics of the service to the traveler, using the means available to obtain the user satisfaction.

CE3.1 Describe the driver's function and characteristics in the frame of an appropriate traveler service.

CE3.2 Relate the behaviors to be adopted for troubleshooting in communication.

CE3.3 List the attitudes and techniques favoring a fluid and positive oral communication.

CE3.4 Identify the peculiarities of body language, accurately distinguishing the different expressions of the face and body.

CE3.5 In a practical scenario of different communication situations and direct contact with the client, adapt the expression of the face and the body to the characteristics of each case.

CE3.6 Explain the general lines of the policy of attention to the traveler in the transport companies.

CE3.7 Relate the main systems of collection and transmission of information, as well as survey of the treatment of the traveler, in a basic way.

C4: Apply the different communication and information systems in the transport activity, selecting the most appropriate in each case.

CE4.1 Identify the main common information and communication systems in the passenger transport sector.

CE4.2 Explain the national, European and international protocols for the use of information systems with the required accuracy.

CE4.3 Describe the main utilities of telematics in the transport sector by sending and receiving information through email with sufficient accuracy and speed.

CE4.4 Fluid and accurately run the following operations on a particular information system:

-System connection/disconnect

-Selecting menu options

-Query, Validation, and Override

-Advance pages/query fields

-Output with requested data

CE4.5 Develop the following on-board communication system usage and handling operations:

-Search and Localization

-Drive/base communication

CE4.6 Identify transmission techniques in the use of broadcasters and other media.

CE4.7 In a practical scenario of transmitting and receiving information, through broadcasters and other media, to use the procedures and operations fluently in each case.

C5: Interpret the attention and information techniques to the traveler, describing different types of travelers, their characteristics, and the procedures for resolving conflicts.

CE5.1 Describe the guidelines of conduct and positive attitudes in the general process of attention and information to the traveler.

CE5.2 To differentiate the motivations, needs, and expectations of travelers in transportation services.

CE5.3 Distinguished traveler typologies, identifying characters of difficult travelers or difficult situations and behaviors to adopt in front of them.

CE5.4 List the aspects or variables that define the traveler's satisfaction in a transport service.

CE5.5 Identify and relate, in specific cases, the existing regulations on complaints and conflict resolution raised by travellers.

CE5.6 Explain the management of possible conflicts between safe driving and other driver's own functions, as well as interaction with travelers by ensuring the safety of the traffic.

C6: Apply behavior guidelines and positive attitudes in the overall care process, information to the traveler, and collection and handling of complaints or complaints, with the required accuracy.

CE6.1 Identify the main procedures regarding conflict resolution.

CE6.2 Select the rules applicable to specific cases, identifying whether or not the proposed claim is in compliance with the regulations.

CE6.3 Complaint claims sheets in specific case scenarios, identifying the structure of the case.

CE6.4 In a case of attention or management of a claim or incident:

-Collect and listen carefully to the traveler's complaint or incident, adopting a positive attitude.

-accurately define the nature and context of the incident.

-Rate the provenance or provenance of the claim.

-Rigorously delimit personal capacity for resolution.

-Communicate the traveler in an intelligible form and precise the alternatives and procedures for its resolution.

-Provide the book or claim sheets, if any.

-Concise and concretely transmit the incident to the business.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

Other capabilities:

Adapt to the specific organization of the company integrating into the system of technical-labor relations.

Interpret and execute the instructions you receive and take responsibility for the work you do, communicating effectively with the right person at any time.

Habit to the business rate of your company by meeting the daily performance goals defined in your own organization.

Show at all times an attitude of respect towards the company's peers, procedures and internal rules.

Contents:

1. The passenger transport service

Stop and parking.

Opening and closing doors.

Travelers upload and download.

Specific groups of travelers.

Transport of specific groups.

Security teams.

Seatbelts.

Passenger transport fares: Rate classes. General notions of application. Liberalised and authorized services.

2. Loading and unloading operations in the transport of passengers. Incidents in driving

Forces applied to moving vehicles.

Changes box relationships.

Useful load and volume: overload.

Vehicle stability: center of gravity.

Delivery of the load.

3. Communication techniques in passenger transport

Elements of the communication.

Communication processes.

Obstacles in communication.

Oral and non-verbal communication.

Attitudes and techniques favoring communication: empathy and listening.

4. Information and communication systems in passenger transport

Information and communication services.

Videotex.

Email.

Broadcasters.

The onboard computer.

Systems utilization protocols.

5. Customer support techniques in passenger transport

Client types; motivations, needs, and expectations.

Customer knowledge techniques.

Customer service and phases of the service.

Personal characteristics.

Travelers ' claims and rights.

6. Handling complaints and complaints in passenger transport

Collection and transmission of information.

Traveler treatment systems and systems.

Service improvement plans.

Attention to the traveler

Treatment of objections, complaints, and complaints.

Conflicts between driving and other functions.

Interaction with travelers.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

Multipurpose Classroom of at least 2 m² per pupil or pupil.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of the attention and information activities to the passengers of the bus or coach, which will be accredited by one of the following forms:

-Academic training of Superior Technician or other higher-level technicians related to this professional field.

-Professional experience of a minimum of 3 years in the field of competencies related to this training module.

2. Accredited pedagogical competence, in accordance with what is established by the competent administrations.