The Organic Law of 19 June, of Qualifications and Vocational Training, aims at the organisation of an integral 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 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.

Article 5.3 of the Organic Law of 19 June, gives the National Qualifications Institute the responsibility to define, develop and maintain the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, in its quality of technical organ of support to the General Council of Vocational Training, whose regulatory development is set out in Article 9.2 of Royal Decree 1128/2003 of 5 September, which regulates the National Catalogue of Qualifications Professionals, in accordance with Article 9.4, the obligation to maintain permanently updated by its periodic review which, in any case, shall be carried out within a period of not more than five years from the date of inclusion of the qualification in the catalogue.

Therefore, this order is issued in application of Royal Decree 817/2014 of 26 September 2014 laying down specific aspects of professional qualifications for the purposes of which it is amended, Article 7.3 of the Organic Law of 19 June 2002 on qualifications and vocational training, which was obtained by the Council of State of the Council of State 618/2014 of 23 July 2014, is applicable to the approval and effects of the legislation.

Thus, in this order, three professional qualifications of the professional family Edification and Civil Work, which have an age in the National Catalogue of Professional qualifications equal to or greater than five years, to which Royal Decree 817/2014 applies, of 26 September. In addition, certain professional qualifications are partially modified by the replacement of certain cross-cutting competence units and their associated training modules, including up-to-date professional qualifications. listed in the attachments of this order.

In the process of drafting this order, the Autonomous Communities have been consulted and the General Council of Vocational Training and the State School Council have issued a report.

Under the joint proposal of the Minister for Education, Culture and Sport and the Minister for Employment and Social Security, I have:

Article 1. Object and scope of application.

This ministerial order aims to update three professional qualifications corresponding to the professional family Building and Civil Work, with the replacement of the corresponding annexes, and modify (a) in the case of certain professional qualifications by the replacement of certain competitive units and associated training modules, in application of Royal Decree 817/2014 of 26 September 2014 laying down Point (a) of Article 4 (1) of Directive the procedure for approval and effects is applicable to Article 7.3 of the Organic Law of 19 June 2002 on qualifications and vocational training.

Updated and partially modified professional qualifications are valid and are applicable throughout the national territory, and do not constitute a regulation of professional practice.

Article 2. Updating of certain professional qualifications of the professional family Building and Civil Work, established by Royal Decree 872/2007 of 2 July, supplementing the National Catalogue of Professional qualifications, through the establishment of four professional qualifications corresponding to the Professional Family Building and Civil Work.

As set out in the single additional provision of Royal Decree 872/2007 of 2 July 2007, the updating of professional qualifications, the specifications of which are contained in the Annexes CCLXXI, is appropriate, CCLXXII and CCLXXIII of the aforementioned royal decree:

One. A new wording is given to Annex CCLXXI, Professional Qualification "Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers". Level 1. EOC271_1, which is listed as Annex I to this order.

Two. A new wording is given to Annex CCLXXII, Professional Qualification "Auxiliary operations of continuous coatings under construction". Level 1. EOC272_1, which is listed as Annex II to this order.

Three. A new wording is given to Annex CCLXXIII, Professional Qualification "Project Control and Construction Works". Level 3. EOC273_3, which is listed as Annex III to this order.

Article 3. Partial modification of certain professional qualifications of the professional family Edification and Civil Work established by Royal Decree 295/2004 of 20 February establishing certain professional qualifications which are include in the national catalogue of professional qualifications, as well as their corresponding training modules which are incorporated into the modular vocational training catalogue.

As set out in the single additional provision of Royal Decree 295/2004 of 20 February 2004, the updating of professional qualifications, the specifications of which are contained in Annexes LI and LII, is to be updated. of the aforementioned royal decree:

One. The professional qualification established as "Annex LI: Concrete Operations" is amended. Level 1. EOC051_1 "replacing, respectively, the unit of competence" UC0276_1: Performing auxiliary works in construction works "and the associated training module" MF0276_1: Labor auxiliary workers (120 h) "by the unit of competence" UC0276_1: Carrying out ancillary work on construction sites "and the associated training module MF0276_1: Labour auxiliaries (90 h)", as well as replacing the "UC0869_1" competition unit respectively: Manufacture of pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes "and the associated training module" MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and Concretes (30 h) "by the competence unit" UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes "and the associated training module" MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h) ", corresponding to Annex I" Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers. Level 1. EOC271_1 " of this order, also modifying the total duration of the training associated with the qualification from 390 hours to 360 hours.

Two. The professional qualification established as ' Annex LII: Masonry factories is amended. Level 2. EOC052_2 "replacing, respectively, the competition unit" UC0142_1: Building factories for coating "and the associated training module" MF0142_1: Factory works to take (120 h) "by the competition unit" UC0142_1: Building factories to cover "and the associated training module" MF0142_1: Factory works to be covered (90 h) ", as well as replacing the" UC0869_1: Elaborate Pastes, Mortars, Adhesives and Revenant " competition unit and the associated training module, respectively "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)" by the unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture of pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)", corresponding to Annex I " Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers. Level 1. EOC271_1 " of this order, also modifying the total duration of the training associated with the qualification from 540 hours to 510 hours.

Article 4. Partial modification of a professional qualification of the professional family Building and Civil Work established by Royal Decree 1179/2008 of 11 July, supplementing the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, by means of the the establishment of 17 professional level 1 qualifications for certain professional families.

As set out in the single additional provision of Royal Decree 1179/2008 of 11 July 2008, it is necessary to update the professional qualification whose specifications are contained in the CDIX Annex to that Regulation. royal decree:

The professional qualification established as " Annex CDIX: Auxiliary operations of rigid finishes and urbanization is modified. Level 1. EOC409_1 'replacing, respectively, the unit of competence' UC0276_1: carrying out ancillary work on construction sites 'and the associated training module' MF0276_1: Labour auxiliaries (120 h) 'by the unit of competence' UC0276_1: Carrying out ancillary work on construction sites "and the associated training module MF0276_1: Labour auxiliaries (90 h)", as well as replacing the "UC0869_1" competition unit respectively: Manufacture of pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes "and the associated training module" MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and Concretes (30 h) "by the competence unit" UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes "and the associated training module" MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h) ", corresponding to Annex I" Auxiliary operations (a) the construction of a factory and a roof " of the present order. In addition, the "UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for construction coating" and the associated training module "MF0871_1: Treatment of construction coating supports (60 h)" is replaced by the "UC0871_1" competition unit: Sanitary and regularizing supports for construction coating "and the associated training module MF0871_1: Treatment of support for cladding under construction (60 h)", corresponding to Annex II " Coating auxiliary operations Continuous construction. Level 1. EOC272_1 " of this order, also modifying the total duration of the training associated with the qualification from 360 hours to 330 hours.

Article 5. Partial modification of a professional qualification established by Royal Decree 1956/2009 of 18 December 2009 supplementing the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications through the establishment of eight qualifications Professional Family Professional Family professionals.

As set out in Royal Decree 1956/2009's only one of 18 December 2009, the professional qualification whose specifications are contained in Annex CDXXVII to the Royal Decree of 18 December 2009 is updated. Quoted royal decree:

The professional qualification established as " Annex CDXXVII: Natural Stone Placement. Level 2. IEX427_2 'replacing, respectively, the' UC0869_1 'competition unit: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes' and the associated training module 'MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)' by the competition unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)", corresponding to Annex I " Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers. Level 1. EOC271_1 " of this order.

Article 6. Partial modification of certain professional qualifications established by Royal Decree 1548/2011 of 31 October, supplementing the National Catalogue of Professional Qualifications, by the establishment of 13 professional qualifications of the Professional Family Building and Civil Work, and certain professional qualifications are updated as set out in Royal Decree 1958/2009 of 18 December 2009.

As set out in the unique additional provision of Royal Decree 1548/2011 of 31 October 2011, the professional qualifications whose specifications are contained in the Annexes are updated. DLXXVIII, DLXXX, DLXXXII, DLXXXIV, DLXXXVI, DLXXXVII, DLXXXXVIII, DLXXXIX and DLXC of the aforementioned royal decree:

One. The professional qualification established as " Annex DLXXVIII: Basic operations of light and technical coatings under construction is amended. Level 1. EOC578_1 "replacing, respectively, the unit of competence" UC0276_1: Perform auxiliary works on construction sites "and the associated training module" MF0276_1: Labor auxiliary workers (120 h) "by the unit of competence" UC0276_1: Carrying out auxiliary work on construction sites "and the associated training module MF0276_1: Labour auxiliary workers (90 h)", corresponding to Annex I "Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers" of this order; replacing, respectively, the unit of competence " UC0871_1: Healing and regularisation supports for construction coating "and the associated training module" MF0871_1: Treatment of support for cladding under construction (60 h) "by the unit of competence" UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for cladding in construction "and the associated training module" MF0871_1: Processing of support for construction coating (60 h) ", corresponding to Annex II" Auxiliary operations of continuous coatings under construction. Level 1. EOC272_1 " of this order, also modifying the total duration of the training associated with the qualification from 360 hours to 330 hours.

Two. The professional qualification set out in Annex DLXXX is amended: Covers. Level 2. EOC580_2 "replacing, respectively, the" UC0869_1 "competition unit: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)" by the competition unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)", as well as replacing the competition unit "UC0870_1: Building missing covers" and the Associated training module "MF0870_1: Fovers of covers (120 h)" by the unit of 'UC0870_1: Build faldons for covers' and the associated training module 'MF0870_1: Fäldons of covers (90 h)' corresponding to Annex I ' Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and decks. Level 1. EOC271_1 " of this order, also modifying the total duration of the training associated with the qualification from 690 hours to 660 hours.

Three. The professional qualification established as " Annex DLXXXII: Impermeable through membranes formed with sheets is modified. Level 2. EOC582_2 'replacing, respectively, the' UC0869_1 'competition unit: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes' and the associated training module 'MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)' by the competition unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)" corresponding to Annex I " Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers. Level 1. EOC271_1 " of this order.

Four. The professional qualification established as " Annex DLXXXIV: Installation of technical systems of pavements, empanelates and bulkheads is modified. Level 2. EOC584_2 'replacing, respectively, the unit of competence' UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for construction 'and the associated training module' MF0871_1: Processing of media for coating under construction (60 h) ' by the unit of competence "UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for cladding under construction" and the associated training module "MF0871_1: Processing of support for cladding under construction (60 h)", corresponding to Annex II " Operations auxiliary of continuous coatings under construction. Level 1. EOC272_1 " of this order.

Five. The professional qualification established as "Annex DLXXXVI: Pavements and masonry of urbanisation" is amended. Level 2. EOC586_2 'replacing, respectively, the' UC0869_1 'competition unit: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes' and the associated training module 'MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)' by the competition unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)" corresponding to Annex I " Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers. Level 1. EOC271_1 " of this order.

Six. The professional qualification established as "Annex DLXXXVII: decorative painting under construction" is amended. Level 2. EOC 587_2 'replacing, respectively, the unit of competence' UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for construction 'and the associated training module' MF0871_1: Processing of media for construction coating (60 h) ' by the competition unit 'UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for cladding under construction' and the associated training module 'MF0871_1: Processing of support for cladding under construction (60 h)'; as well as replacing respectively, the unit of competence " UC0873_1: Apply prints and paints The invention relates to a method for the production of protective materials and paints in construction, and the associated training module "MF0873_1: Painting and printing materials and protective materials in construction (150 h)" by the competition unit " UC0873_1: Associated training module "MF0873_1: Painting and printing and protective materials under construction (90 h)", corresponding to Annex II " Auxiliary operations of continuous coatings under construction. Level 1. EOC272_1 " of this order, also modifying the total duration of the training associated with the qualification of 630 hours at 570 hours.

Seven. The professional qualification established as "Annex DCLXXXVIII: Industrial Painting Construction" is amended. Level 2. EOC588_2 'replacing, respectively, the unit of competence' UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for construction 'and the associated training module' MF0871_1: Processing of media for coating under construction (60 h) ' by the unit of competence "UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for cladding under construction" and the associated training module "MF0871_1: Processing of supports for cladding under construction (60 h)"; as well as replacing respectively, the competition unit " UC0873_1: Apply prints and paints The invention relates to a method for the production of protective materials and paints in construction, and the associated training module "MF0873_1: Painting and printing materials and protective materials in construction (150 h)" by the competition unit " UC0873_1: Associated training module "MF0873_1: Painting and printing and protective materials under construction (90 h)", corresponding to Annex II " Auxiliary operations of continuous coatings under construction. Level 1. EOC272_1 " of this order, also modifying the total duration of the training associated with the qualification of 630 hours at 570 hours.

Eight. The professional qualification established as " Annex DLXXXIX: Coatings with pastes and mortars under construction is amended. Level 2. EOC589_2 'replacing, respectively, the competition unit' UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes 'and the associated training module' MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h) ' by the competition unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)", corresponding to Annex I "Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers" of the present order. Also, the "UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for construction coating" and the associated training module "MF0871_1: Processing of media for coating under construction (60 h)" is replaced by the unit of 'UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for construction coating' and the associated training module 'MF0871_1: Processing of media for cladding under construction (60 h)' as well as the unit of competence ' UC0872_1: Perform "In good view" and the associated training module " MF0872_1: "In good view" (60 h) ", by the unit of competence" UC0872_1: Carry out and keep in good view "" and the associated training module "MF0872_1: Enfocados and guarnados" in good view "(60 h)", corresponding to the Annex II ' Auxiliary operations of continuous coatings under construction. Level 1. EOC272_1 " of this order.

Nine. The professional qualification established as "Annex DXC: Coatings with rigid parts by adhesion under construction" is amended, respectively, the competition unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module "MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concretes (30 h)" by the competition unit "UC0869_1: Manufacture pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes" and the associated training module " MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives and concrete (30 h) ", corresponding to Annex I" Auxiliary operations of masonry of factories and covers "of the present order; as well as replacing" UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for construction "and the associated training module" MF0871_1: Processing of supports for Construction coating (60 h) "by the competition unit" UC0871_1: Sanear and regularisation supports for cladding under construction "and the associated training module" MF0871_1: Processing of media for construction coating (60 h) ", corresponding to Annex II ' Auxiliary operations of continuous coatings in construction. Level 1. EOC272_1 " of this order.

Final disposition first. Competence title.

This order is dictated by the powers conferred on the State by Article 149.1.1. and the 30th of the Constitution, on the regulation of the basic conditions that guarantee the equality of all Spaniards in the exercise of rights and in the fulfilment of constitutional duties, and for the regulation of the conditions for obtaining, issuing and approval of academic and professional qualifications.

Final disposition second. Entry into force.

This ministerial order shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the "Official State Gazette".

Madrid, July 23, 2015. -Government Vice President and Minister of the Presidency Soraya Saenz de Santamaria Anton.

ANNEX I

Professional qualification: Factory and covered masonry auxiliary operations

Professional Family: Building and Civil Work

Level: 1

Code: EOC271_1

General Competition

Lifting factory construction elements to cover, build factory cover supports for sloping covers, and perform auxiliary work on work, complying with the requirements laid down in the safety and health and environmental protection for each specific work.

Competition Units

UC0276_1: Perform auxiliary jobs on building works

UC0869_1: Elaborate pastes, mortars, adhesives, and concretes

UC0142_1: Build Factories to take

UC0870_1: Build missing covers for covers

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its activity in the area of dedicated production/or auxiliary operations in works of factories and covers, in entities of a private nature, in small or micro-sized enterprises, with legal form of society commercial, but also as a self-employed person. It develops its activity depending on its case, functional and/or hierarchically of a superior. The principles of universal accessibility are applied in the development of professional activity in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the construction sector, in the subsector related to works of closures and factory partitions, both for new work and for rehabilitation.

Relevant occupations and jobs

The terms of the following relationship of occupations and jobs are used with a generic and omnicomprensivo character of women and men.

Tabioso Albanians

Factory Bricklayer Helpers

Inclined cover mason helpers

Building construction peons

Public Works Peons

Associated Training (300 hours)

Training Modules

MF0276_1: Labor auxiliary workers (90 hours)

MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives, and concretes (30 hours)

MF0142_1: Factory works to take (90 hours)

MF0870_1: Covered (90 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: PERFORM AUXILIARY JOBS ON BUILDING WORKS

Level: 1

Code: UC0276_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the spaces and work teams within their field of competence to achieve the performance and quality required in the performance of the auxiliary works entrusted, fulfilling the instructions and the measures of established health and safety.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each auxiliary work and concrete activity are selected from the available, according to quality, safety and health criteria, and performance optimization.

CR 1.2 Individual protective equipment for the auxiliary work to be carried out, is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of the concrete pit, checking that they are certified, adapt to the needs of the activity and that they are in a good state of conservation and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.3 The auxiliary and collective protection means installed by third parties, which are necessary in the fields where the work is to be carried out, are found to be available in the locations necessary to fulfil their function and which are operational, detecting obvious defects in installation and maintenance, and avoiding modification without proper authorization.

CR 1.4 The operations of assembly, maintenance and disassembly of elements and parts of the auxiliary means and means of collective protection are carried out according to the formation received to the effect, fulfilling the instructions of the higher or responsible in terms of mode, layout, time and conditions of safety and health.

CR 1.5 Hand ladders are used by checking that the support points are stable, resistant and non-sliding, fixing the locking mechanisms to prevent the opening or movement of their parts, and preventing both transport. heavy/bulky loads such as performing tasks that hinder support and reduce worker stability.

CR 1.6 The health and safety measures for the auxiliary work to be carried out were requested by requesting instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, in consultation with the documentation of the manufacturer of the equipment.

CR 1.7 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and in their case communicate them to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially Those that compromise safety and health or third parties, in particular in the face of gaps and unprotected edges.

CR 1.8 The cleaning of the tajos is carried out using the means of evacuation indicated and complying with the established frequency, depositing the waste and debris in the specified containers for each type of waste, and immediately remove any objects and wastes that may cause injury.

CR 1.9 Maintenance operations on lock and work signage are performed, according to instructions, by checking that they limit the accesses other than those specified and ensuring the visibility of the signals.

CR 1.10 The end-of-day maintenance operations assigned to you apply to the different work equipment used, complying with the instructions received and the manufacturer's instructions.

RP 2: Manipulate and transport loads to supply and order tajos and acopios, complying with the instructions and the established safety and health measures.

CR 2.1 The lifting and lowering of loads with manual means are performed according to the instructions on ergonomics received, without exceeding the set load values that correspond to each case.

CR 2.2 The distribution of materials is carried out following established itineraries, respecting the signs of work and avoiding the hindering of other works.

CR 2.3 The materials are made in compliance with the maximum layout and height indicated by the manufacturer and the materials that need it are being heated.

CR 2.4 The required supplies are delivered on foot of the garlic in compliance with the requested characteristics, quantities and deadlines.

CR 2.5 The indications to operators of lifting and transport machinery are provided by remaining outside the load-acting radius, and adjusting to the available space for the displacement of the load and the manoeuvring of the load. handling equipment.

CR 2.6 The slings, tapes, chains and other fastening accessories are used by selecting them according to the instructions for loading and transporting, sharpening them at the points indicated, in a sufficiently high way. secure and drive lock mechanisms on hooks and strobes.

CR 2.7 The lifting operations of materials with machinillos and elevators are performed in compliance with established procedures, performance and safety and health measures.

RP 3: Carry out aid to manual trades and excavations to prepare and complete the corresponding tajos, operating with the required light tools and machinery and complying with the instructions and safety and health measures set.

CR 3.1 The machines are visually checked for their state of preservation and installation, verifying the condition of the connecting pins and the insulation of the cables in the electrical machinery, as well as having the Guards and operator protection houses, and in their case by mounting them to the effect.

CR 3.2 The cutting operations of materials with cutters and ingletators are performed in compliance with the procedures, performance and safety and health measures indicated.

CR 3.3 Partial demolition operations with breaker hammers are performed in compliance with the procedures, performance and safety and health measures indicated.

CR 3.4 Roza and drill operations with rovers and drills are performed in compliance with the indicated procedures, performance and safety and health measures.

CR 3.5 The placement of protective tubes of tenses and boxes of installations, and the subsequent filling of the cracks and hollows are performed using the materials and procedures indicated.

CR 3.6 The ditches and wells that are excavated present the dimensions in plant adjusted to the repose guides and the depth indicated in relation to the reference level.

CR 3.7 The funds and surfaces of the hollowed out present the required cleaning, levelling and inclination conditions.

CR 3.8 Land compaction operations with vibrating trays and piss are performed in compliance with the indicated procedures, performance and safety and health measures.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Cleaning tools. Lifting and transporting tools: buckets, doors and containers, hand trucks, slings, cables, ribbons, strobes, hooks. Geometrical control tools and tools: levels, plumes, squads and tape. Tools and assembly tools: tongs, pliers. Tools and tools for manual excavation: shovels, peaks, hoes. Demolition, roza and filling tools: corks, hammers and mugs, palettes. Light machinery: machine tools and load lifts, cutting tables and amolors, breaker hammers, rovers and drills, trays and vibrant pissons. Pastes and mortars for filling of cracks and hollows. Protective tubes and boxes of installations. Personal protective equipment, means of collective protection, auxiliary means and temporary installations.

Products and results:

Ready spaces and work teams. Garlic conditioned and supplied. Aid for manual trades and excavations executed.

Information used or generated:

Working Parties, Incident Parts, Order Parts, and Material Receipt. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Product safety and technical data sheets. Verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Work signage.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: MAKE PASTES, MORTARS, ADHESIVES AND HORMIGONES

Level: 1

Code: UC0869_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the work teams within their field of competence to achieve the performance and quality required in the manufacture of the mixtures, complying with the instructions and the safety and health measures set.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each mixture to be elaborated and specific activity are selected among the available, according to criteria of quality, safety and health, and optimization of the performance.

CR 1.2 The individual protection equipment for the manufacture of the mixtures is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of each particular elaboration, checking that they are certified, that are adapted to the needs of the activity and that they are in good conservation status and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.3 The health and safety measures for the preparation of the mixtures were requested by requesting instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, in consultation with the documentation of the manufacturer of the equipment.

CR 1.4 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and in their case communicate them to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially those that compromise safety and health or third parties.

CR 1.5 The generated waste is dumped or accumulated in the spaces destined for this purpose, and complying with the established safety and health and environmental protection requirements.

CR 1.6 The end-of-day maintenance operations assigned to you apply to the different work equipment used, complying with the instructions received and the manufacturer's instructions.

RP 2: Develop all types of works and pre-dosed mixtures-pastes, mortars, concretes, adhesives and rejointed material-with both manual and mechanical means to perform masonry and coating work, complying with the both the instructions and the established safety and health and environmental protection measures.

CR 2.1 The products to be used are used in the safety and health conditions indicated or recommended by the manufacturer as regards handling, storage and storage.

CR 2.2 The components used are specified according to the types, sizes and forms of the arid, class of the ant, class of additives, environmental conditions and conditions of placing-manual, projection, pumping or other-.

CR 2.3 The components and volume of water are added to the mixture according to the specifications established according to the required consistency and strength, and to the adjustments that are required for workability.

CR 2.4 Cementitious adhesives are mixed with the volume of water fixed, using drinking water or with no organic matter or other foreign materials, pouring the dry product on the water in the proportion indicated by the water. manufacturer and in case of partial or total replacement of water by emulsions, also complying with the replacement ratio indicated by the manufacturer.

CR 2.5 Reaction resin rejointing adhesives and materials are obtained by mixing the components and using the entirety of the contents of the respective containers.

CR 2.6 The kneading is developed in compliance with the specifications regarding the equipment, speed, agitation time, adjustability times to add more quantity of some component, pre-reamasado waiting time, and Suitable environmental conditions.

CR 2.7 Mixtures are prepared with due homogeneity and in the quantities demanded.

CR 2.8 The mix is delivered, within the specified time frame respecting the stated conditions of workability, the maturation period-or previous reaction time-and the useful life.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Revenant, mixer and mixer. Palettes, shovels, forklifts, cedars, gavetas, doors, cubes, cuffs, items, pastes. Before: lime, plaster and cement. Aggregates: gravel, sand, expanded clay. Water. Additives. Components of the pre-dosed mixtures. Cementitious adhesives and resins of reaction and dispersion. Rejointed material for coatings with rigid pieces. Personal protective equipment.

Products and results:

Work teams prepared. Pastes, mortars, adhesives, reed materials and concrete concrete, with application in: factories, coatings, sealing, reinforcement, pasting, waterproofing, rejoining, filling, levelling, anchoring.

Information used or generated:

Working Parties, Incident Parts, Order Parts, and Material Receipt. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Technical and product safety sheets of products verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Verbal and written instructions from team leader. Work signage.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: BUILD FACTORIES TO COAT

Level: 1

Code: UC0142_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the work spaces and teams, within their scope of competence, as well as the materials to be placed, to achieve the performance and quality required in the execution of factories to coat, instructions and the established health and safety measures.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each factory to be constructed and concrete activity are selected among the available, according to criteria of quality, safety and health, and optimization of the performance.

CR 1.2 Individual protective equipment for the construction of factories for coating is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of the concrete pit, checking that they are certified, that they are adapted to the needs of the activity and are in a good state of conservation and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.3 The auxiliary and collective protection means installed by third parties, which are necessary in the field of factories to cover, are found to be available in the locations necessary to fulfil their function and which are operational, detecting obvious defects in installation and maintenance, and avoiding modification without proper authorization.

CR 1.4 The safety and health measures, for the work to be carried out, requested instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, consulting in their case the documentation of the equipment manufacturer and products.

CR 1.5 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and in their case communicate them to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially Those that compromise safety and health or third parties, in particular in the face of gaps and unprotected edges.

CR 1.6 The cutting operations of parts-large-format bricks, loaders, precerks or other-by means of cutting tables or radial cutters are made by checking that the machines have the protective housings and that the disc is in good use condition, making the cut without subjecting the disc to excessive pressure or side or torsion superstresses, holding the element to cut and controlling its mobility during the cut.

CR 1.7 The bricks and blocks are wetted in the collection or in their case it is proven that they have been conveniently moistened, prior to their placement, according to the technical recommendations of the manufacturers.

CR 1.8 The generated waste is dumped or accumulated in the spaces destined for this purpose, and complying with the established safety and health and environmental protection requirements.

CR 1.9 The end-of-day maintenance operations assigned to you apply to the different work equipment used, complying with the instructions received and the manufacturer's instructions.

RP 2: Lift brick-clad factories, to obtain the resilient elements, enclosures and partitions defined in the project, complying with the instructions and the established health and safety measures.

CR 2.1 The elements are constructed with bricks of the specified type, using the special pieces that have been indicated to you for the resolution of singular points.

CR 2.2 The first spun is spread by following the repose that has been defined in terms of alignment and gaps, disposing of dry parts and getting the lock and gear that have been indicated to minimize the trimming of parts.

CR 2.3 Small or medium-format bricks are always placed in restregon, disposing of the set grip mix.

CR 2.4 Large-format bricks used in non-resistant cloths are placed with the intended adhesive on edges and testas, pressing to ensure the grip between the pieces and, if necessary, temporarily sharpening them. in the eye.

CR 2.5 The sores and tendeles obtained during the placement are filled with a grip mixture, adjusting to the indicated thicknesses and, if necessary, the reinforcement armor in tendeles.

CR 2.6 The element is constructed with the specified rigging, flatness and aplomb, maintaining the specified slack between forged and upper hirl, and in the case of the partitions maintaining also the discontinuity over the structural joints that have been reposed to you.

CR 2.7 The encounters between brick factory elements are executed by locking the cloths in all their thickness and in the number of rows set.

CR 2.8 The closure of the enclosures is performed having verified that the insulation has been applied and the inside face of the outer sheet has been cooled, obtaining the indicated thickness of air chambers, and locking the encounters between cloths and mochets.

CR 2.9 The mochets with which you avoid the encounter of the backhanded with pillars are executed by maintaining the thickness of the air chamber without leaving bridges-termicos/acoustics-.

RP 3: Lift block-clad factories to obtain the resilient elements, enclosures, and partitions defined in the project, complying with the instructions and the established health and safety measures.

CR 3.1 The first spun is spread by following the repose that has been defined in terms of alignment and gaps, disposing of dry parts and getting the lock and gear that have been indicated to minimize the trimming of parts.

CR 3.2 The blocks are placed with the contact surface with the mortar conveniently moistened, and so that the perforations match the entire height of the element.

CR 3.3 The sores and tendeles obtained during the placement are filled with mortar, adjusting to the thicknesses indicated, and in their case they have the reinforcement armor in tendeles.

CR 3.4 The element is constructed with the specified rigging, planning and aplomb, maintaining the specified slack between the upper and the upper hand and, in the case of the partitions, also maintaining the discontinuity over the structural joints that have been reposed to you.

CR 3.5 The elements are constructed with blocks of the specified type, using the special pieces that have been indicated to you for the resolution of singular points.

CR 3.6 The lightened blocks are arranged according to the procedure indicated by the manufacturers, in their case assembling the machineries and disposing of the double mortar cords in the tendeles.

CR 3.7 The encounters between block factory elements are executed by complying with the specified procedure and locking, and the corresponding reinforcement frames are available.

CR 3.8 The lintels in block factories are resolved in accordance with the provisions of the constructive system as regards the special parts and armor to be placed, to the amplitude of supports and to the height, as reposed.

CR 3.9 The parts planned according to the design of the factory elements-pilasters, lintels or others-are filled with concrete, after placement of the corresponding armor, reaching the established level and compacting it by manual means.

RP 4: Place complementary elements of the factories-elastic bands, loaders, precerks, fences, insulation, enfoscations-to complete the constructive solutions defined in the project, complying with the instructions and the established health and safety measures.

CR 4.1 The soundproofing bands are placed in brick-clad factory starts and encounters, following the repose of alignments and gaps, and in compliance with the established fixation procedure and the atado of together.

CR 4.2 The reinforcement frames are placed in compliance with the instructions received regarding location, type, number, layout and procedure indicated.

CR 4.3 The anchoring of factory elements to pillars and forged is executed by complying with the instructions for location, type and number of anchorages and fixing procedure.

CR 4.4 Pre-fabricated loadings of the lintels are placed aligned, centered in the gap, with the intended deliveries and at the indicated height.

CR 4.5 The precerks and fences are placed in the locations that you have indicated, using the fixing or anchoring procedure and obtaining the required levelling, aplomb, and careening.

CR 4.6 The enfusing by hand means of the inner face of the outer sheet of double-leaf walls, is done with the intended mixture, reaching the indicated thickness and without leaving thermal bridges between both sides of the chamber.

CR 4.7 The insulation panels and blankets in walls are placed in compliance with the overlapping or atstate and set procedure.

CR 4.8 The insulation layer by means of panels is placed separately from the outer sheet by means of separation elements, or in the case of the panels on the transfer, with the edges in contact with each other. Set procedure, forming a continuous and flat surface along the entire cloth.

CR 4.9 The insulating material in the form of blankets is placed in compliance with the overlapping and established fixation procedure.

CR 4.10 The padding of the top-forged slack is effected after the indicated time frame, using the specified gasket-fill material.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Useful and geometrical control tools: levels, plumes, squares and tape, mindedness and cordels. Masonry tools and tools: pallets, shovels, saws and serruchos. Containers: forklifts, gavettes, doors and buckets. Light machinery: cutting tables, radial cutters. Mixtures of grip and filling: mortars of work and industrial, pastes of plaster. Ceramic bricks for coating: perforated, conventional hollows and large-format hollows. Concrete and ceramic blocks. Special pieces. Thermal and acoustic insulators for cross-sealing. Elastic bands for dividing walls and separators. Anchorages to structural elements. Personal protective equipment, means of collective protection, auxiliary means and temporary installations.

Products and results:

Ready spaces and work teams. Factory built elements for brick and block coating: resistant elements, enclosures, partitions. Factory built elements for coating: resistant elements, enclosures, partitions.

Information used or generated:

Work, related to masonry factories. Parts of work, parts of incidents, parts of order and receipt of materials. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Product safety and technical data sheets. Verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Work signage.

COMPETITION UNIT 4: BUILD FALDONS FOR COVERS

Level: 1

Code: UC0870_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare work spaces and teams within their field of competence, as well as the materials to be placed, to achieve the performance and quality required in the execution of factory faldons for sloping covers, complying with the established safety and health instructions and measures.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each faldon to be constructed and concrete activity are selected among the available, according to criteria of quality, safety and health, and optimization of the performance.

CR 1.2 Individual protective equipment for the construction of factory faldons is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of the concrete pit, checking that they are certified, adapt to the needs of the activity and that they are in a good state of conservation and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.3 The auxiliary and collective protection means installed by third parties, which are necessary in the covers of the covers, are found to be available in the locations necessary to fulfil their function and which are operational, detecting obvious defects in installation and maintenance, and avoid modifying them without proper authorization.

CR 1.4 The health and safety measures for the work to be carried out, they were requested to ask for instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, consulting in their case the documentation of the manufacturer of the equipment and products.

CR 1.5 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and in their case communicate them to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially Those that compromise safety and health or third parties, in particular in the face of gaps and unprotected edges.

CR 1.6 The cutting operations of parts-bars, concrete plates or others-by cutting tables or radial cutters are accompanied by checking that the machines have the protective housings and that the disc is in good shape. conditions of use, making the cut without subjecting the disc to excessive pressure or side or torsion superstresses, holding the element to cut and controlling its mobility during the cut.

CR 1.7 The bricks and rods are wetted in the collection or in their case it is proven that they have been conveniently moistened, prior to their placement, according to the technical recommendations of the manufacturers.

CR 1.8 The generated waste is dumped or accumulated in the spaces destined for this purpose, and complying with the established safety and health and environmental protection requirements.

CR 1.9 The end-of-day maintenance operations assigned to you apply to the different work equipment used, complying with the instructions received and the manufacturer's instructions.

RP 2: Lift brick palomere partitions to obtain the project-defined inclined cover board supports, complying with the established safety and health instructions and measures.

CR 2.1 The first spun is spread by following the repose that has been defined in terms of alignment and gaps, disposing of dry parts and getting the lock and gear that have been indicated to minimize the trimming of parts.

CR 2.2 The bricks are always placed in restregon, disposing of the established grip mixture.

CR 2.3 The partitions are constructed with the specified rigging, planning and aplomb, reaching the slope of the indicated upper cord and, if necessary, maintaining the discontinuity on the structural joints that have reposed.

CR 2.4 The matches between partitions are executed by locking the cloths in all their thickness and in the number of rows set.

CR 2.5 The elements that emerge from the cover and the gaps are protected during the execution of the work allowing them to maintain their functionality.

RP 3: Build panels on ceramic and concrete plates, to obtain the faldons of sloped decks defined in the project, complying with the instructions and the established safety and health measures.

CR 3.1 The prefabricated concrete plates and plates are arranged on the palomere partitions in a stable manner, and with the parallel pieces together, leveled and reassembled, and in their case machined.

CR 3.2 The load-sharing mallazo of the compression layer is predisposed to the pouring of the concrete, with the separators necessary to lift it in relation to the level of the board, and occupying the entire surface to be receded.

CR 3.3 The compression layer is executed by watering or maestering, where the load-sharing mallazo is available, and its surface reaches the thickness and planning.

CR 3.4 The elements that emerge from the cover and the gaps are protected during the execution of the work allowing them to maintain their functionality.

RP 4: Place the thermal/acoustic insulating material of inclined covers to complete the constructive solutions defined in the project, complying with the instructions and the established safety and health measures.

CR 4.1 The insulating material on forged blankets extends covering the entire surface between the palomere partitions, with the part constituting the vapor barrier facing the inside of the building.

CR 4.2 The insulating material in the form of blankets is placed covering the entire surface between palomere partitions and retracing the perimeter deliveries until reaching the indicated overlap height.

CR 4.3 The insulation layer by means of panels is positioned by disposing of the panels with the edges in contact with each other or with the rastrels-if they are interspersed between them-, and the rows to the matajuntas, forming a continuous surface and flat along the entire deck.

CR 4.4 The isolation panels are attached to the inclined boards or forges, according to the instructions received as to the type of fixation-mechanical or adhesive-, and to the number of fixations per panel or envelope Adhesive to be applied.

CR 4.5 The elements that emerge from the cover and the gaps are protected during the execution of the work allowing them to maintain their functionality.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Useful and geometrical control tools: levels, plumes, squares and tape, mindedness and cordels. Masonry tools and tools: pallets, shovels, tongs, pliers, hammers, mugs. Mechanical fixing equipment and elements: nail gun by drive, drill-striker, screwdriver, nails, screws, studs. Containers: forklifts, gavettes, doors and buckets. Light machinery: cutting tables, radial cutters. Grab and fill mixes: work and industrial mortars, gypsum pastes, lightened mortars. Single and double hollow bricks, bars and armchairs, precast concrete plates. Insulating materials: blankets and panels. Personal protective equipment, means of collective protection, auxiliary means and temporary installations.

Products and results:

Ready spaces and work teams. Constructed palomere partitions. Cover boards inclined in ceramic and precast concrete, constructed. Cover thermal insulation layers inclined by means of blankets or panels, placed.

Information used or generated:

Work drawings, related to inclined covers. Parts of work, parts of incidents, parts of order and receipt of materials. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Product safety and technical data sheets. Verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Work signage.

TRAINING MODULE 1: AUXILIARY WORK TASKS

Level: 1

Code: MF0276_1

Associated with UC: Perform Auxiliary Jobs on Construction Works

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe occupational hazards in construction sites, identifying basic prevention criteria, rules for the correct use of work equipment and collective protective means, and interpreting the work.

CE1.1 Identify the most frequent occupational hazards in construction sites, associating prevention and protection measures related to construction sites.

CE1.2 Interpret the rates of frequency and incidence of total and particular occupational accidents in the construction sector, based on actual statistics presented.

CE1.3 Put in relation the causes and consequences of accidents in the construction sector, differentiating according to the classes of injuries: mild, severe, very serious and fatal.

CE1.4 List the causes of fatal and very serious accidents in the construction sector recently, using the published statistics of the last period.

CE1.5 Interpret the signaling of works by identifying it in different situations presented.

C2: Apply techniques for mounting and maintaining the usual auxiliary and collective protection means in construction works, which are specific to their competence, in compliance with the established safety conditions.

CE2.1 Describe function, composition and use-installation, testing, maintenance, removal and storage-of the auxiliary and collective protection means required in a given activity, specifying the relationship between both types of media.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a particular pit representative of a building work, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and collective protection and drawing them on paper.

CE2.3 In a practical scenario of a particular pit representative of a work of urbanization, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and collective protection and drawing them on paper.

CE2.4 In a practical scenario of a representative construction pit, check the status of the auxiliary and collective protection means installed, detecting defects and dysfunctions and applying maintenance operations required.

CE2.5 In a practical scenario of a representative pit of construction, mounting and dismounting the necessary auxiliary and collective protection means, acting under supervision and observing the instructions received.

C3: Manipulate and carry loads, respecting the instructions received in terms of work methods and safety conditions.

CE3.1 Relate the usual supply forms for each type of work material, specifying the recommended download, transport and collection processes for the same.

CE3.2 Interpret the order and receipt parts of materials, estimating the volume and weight of a quantity of enunciated material.

CE3.3 Lift loads manually by applying procedures to prevent injury from overefforts.

CE3.4 In a practical supply of a construction pit, supply materials and equipment in compliance with the requested requirements of type, quantity, location, disposition and time, selecting the work equipment and of required individual protection, and applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the activity is completed.

CE3.5 In a practical load displacement scenario, indicate to the lifting machinery operator the required manoeuvres, with the necessary clarity and precision and in compliance with the established safety measures.

C4: Operate with tools and light machines in the work of help to trades, fulfilling the instructions received in terms of working methods and safety conditions.

CE4.1 In a practical scenario of forming different materials, make cuts by selecting, using and maintaining the required individual work and protection equipment, and meeting the requested requirements as soon as possible. method, geometry and time frame.

CE4.2 In a practical manual demolition scenario, perform partial demolitions of constructive elements by selecting, using and maintaining the required individual work and protective equipment, and complying with the requested requirements regarding method, surface, fragmentation and time frame.

CE4.3 In a practical scenario of aid to installations, carry out rozas on constructive elements, selecting, using and maintaining the necessary equipment of work and protection, and fulfilling the requirements requested in terms of method, geometry and time frame.

CE4.4 In a practical scenario of land movement by manual means:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams.

-Exdig a ditch of the indicated dimensions, leveling the bottoms and profiling the sides with manual means, and meeting the requested requirements in terms of method, geometry and time frame.

-Fill the trench with part of the excavated earth, compacting it by manual means, fulfilling the requested requirements regarding method, arrangement and composition of padding and deadline.

-Apply end-of-day operations that are directed to the equipment used.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.3, CE2.4 and CE2.5; C3 with respect to CE3.4 and CE3.5; full C4.

Other capabilities:

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

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

Interpret and execute work instructions.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanup required in the organization.

Adapt to the organization, its organizational and technological changes, as well as new situations or contexts.

Contents:

1. Basic security in construction sites

Legislation on prevention and safety and health on construction sites.

Diseases and accidents at work: types, causes, effects and statistics.

Risks and prevention measures in garlic, machines, equipment and auxiliary media.

Take action and first aid procedures in accident cases.

Personal protection equipment. Types, regulations and criteria for use.

Security in tools, tools, and material handling.

Security on signage and fencing of works.

Security in electrical installations and equipment.

Security in use of scaffolding, platforms and stairs.

Safety in operation of machinillos, hoists, cranes and conveyor belts.

Safety in light work machinery.

Security in landslides, landslides and contentions.

2. Tgarlic conditioning, supply of tajos and acopios

Cleaning, tajos maintenance, waste disposal.

Installation and withdrawal of auxiliary and collective protection media.

Materials, features, densities, and forms of supply: bulk, packaged, and palletized.

Coupling conditions: support resistance, stacking height, and environmental factors.

Download, transport, and repository recommendations, tags, and symbols.

Transport of loads in works, manual and mechanical means; lifting of loads in works, manual and mechanical means.

Equipment for the conditioning of tajos: types, functions; selection, checking and handling.

Equipment for the supply of garlic: types and functions; selection, testing and handling; maintenance, storage and storage.

Personal protective equipment, collective protection means, auxiliary means; maintenance, preservation and storage.

Interim installations of work.

Signage of works.

Specific occupational and environmental hazards of the conditioning and supply of garlic, prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

3. Operations of aid for crafts and excavation with manual means

Processes and conditions of aid with light machinery: cutting of materials with cutters and ingleters; partial demolition of elements with breaker hammers; compacting of fillers with piss and vibrating plates; drilling of elements with rözers and drills, placement of protective tubes of cables and filling of rozas.

Processes and conditions for the execution of excavations, profiles and refinements of ditches and wells: plant and depth replanting, excavation with manual means; refining of horizontal and outstanding funds, laying on layers The invention also comprises a cleaning concrete, a side profile. Equipment: types and functions; selection, checking and handling; maintenance, preservation and storage.

Specific occupational and environmental hazards of operations to assist in trades and excavation with manual means, prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of auxiliary works in construction works, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the 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: PASTES, MORTARS, ADHESIVES AND CONCRETES

Level: 1

Code: MF0869_1

Associated with UC: Elaborate pastes, mortars, adhesives, and concretes

Duration: 30 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe the processes of manufacturing mixtures of works and predosed, identifying the components, relating the different types of applications, and specifying working methods.

CE1.1 Describe the field of application of a particular mixture, knowing its composition.

CE1.2 Interpret the meaning of technical terms used in the work of making a mixture of grip, recitation and construction coating, specifying in its case the differences between different mixtures.

CE1.3 Recognize the type of a work mix presented, identifying the components-which are appreciated with the naked eye-that form it and describe its elaboration process.

CE1.4 Describe innovative materials and techniques in the manufacture of grip, recitation and construction coating mixtures, valuing their importance.

C2: Prepare work and pre-dosed mixtures, in compliance with the instructions received regarding working methods and safety and health conditions.

CE2.1 Set composition and dosage of a mixture determined by its conditions of strength, consistency, adherence and/or workability, following indicated tables and abacos.

CE2.2 Establish the correction in the dosage of a mixture of cementitious adhesive for partial or total replacement of water by a given emulsion, following the manufacturer's instructions.

CE2.3 Precise kneading, reamassing, adjustability and ripening conditions, and shelf life of a particular mixture, on the basis of the manufacturer's instructions.

CE2.4 Describe the effect of environmental conditions on the manufacture and properties of mixtures, specifying in which circumstances the elaboration will be contraindicated.

CE2.5 In a practical process of manufacturing mixtures, prepare the requested mixtures by selecting, using and maintaining the required individual work and protective equipment, and meeting the requirements established in terms of procedure, volume and time.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.5.

Other capabilities:

Interpret and execute the work instructions.

Comply with the production rules set by the organization.

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Learn new concepts or procedures and effectively leverage training, using acquired knowledge.

Habit to the organization's work rate.

Contents:

1. Mixtures of works and pre-dosed under construction

Mortars and pastes.

Predosed mortars and pastes.

Hormigones made in the pit and prepared.

Ant types: mass concretes, armed, intended and reinforced; high-strength, lightened and special concretes.

Components of the work mixtures: Additives, additives, gravel, sand, water, armor and reinforcing fibres.

Cementitious Adhesives. Dispersion resin adhesives. Adhesives and reed materials of reaction resins.

Components of the pre-dosed mixtures: Additives, additives, sands, water and emulsions.

Dosage: type, characteristic strength, consistency, maximum arid and ambient size, plasticity and strength. Applications.

Major regulatory obligations.

Essays to be performed on the work mixes.

Quality stamps and homologous marks.

2. Processes for the manufacture of mixtures of works and pre-metered under construction

Processes and conditions for making pastes and mortars: identification and control of components, weight and volume dosage, dosage corrections; kneading with manual and mechanical means, and water supply; transport containers; environmental conditions for the manufacture of mortars and pastes.

Processes and conditions for the production of concretes: identification and control of components; weight and volume dosage, dosage corrections; kneading with manual and mechanical means, and water supply; transport containers; environmental conditions for the production of concrete.

Processes and conditions for the manufacture of adhesives and rejointed materials: identification and control of components; dosage corrections; kneading with manual and mechanical means; filling of transport containers; Environmental conditions for the manufacture of adhesives and rejointing materials.

Teams: types and functions; selection, checking, and handling; individual protective equipment.

Occupational and environmental hazards; prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the manufacture of pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the 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: FACTORY WORKS TO COAT

Level: 1

Code: MF0142_1

Associated with UC: Build Factories to take

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe the processes of factory works to take, identifying types of factories and specifying materials and methods of work of these tajos.

CE1.1 Interpret the meaning of technical terms used in masonry work according to the working situation in which they are presented.

CE1.2 List the types of masonry factories to coat, classifying them according to components and functions.

CE1.3 Describe jobs required to lift a certain masonry factory to coat over a defined repose, specifying the method and sequence thereof.

CE1.4 Describe the usual defects in running factories to coat, associating their causes and effects.

CE1.5 Identify components, grip and rigging mixtures indicated for a particular factory to be coated, describing the latching on encounters and singular points.

CE1.6 Describe innovative materials, equipment and techniques in works of factories to coat, valuing their importance.

C2: Apply technical assembly and maintenance of the usual auxiliary and collective protection means in works of factories to be covered, own of their competence, in compliance with the conditions of safety and health set.

CE2.1 Describe function, composition and use-installation, testing, maintenance, removal and storage-of the auxiliary and collective protection means required in a given activity, specifying the relationship between both types of media.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a particular test representative of a factory work to coat, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and protection corresponding collective and drawing them on paper.

CE2.3 In a practical assumption of a representative pit of a factory work to take, check the status of the auxiliary and collective protection means installed, detecting defects and dysfunctions and applying the required maintenance operations.

CE2.4 In a practical assumption of a representative pit of a factory work to coat, mount and disassemble the necessary auxiliary and collective protection means, acting under supervision and observing the instructions received.

C3: Apply construction techniques for brick-and-block-clad, brick-and-block factories, complying with the instructions received regarding working methods and safety and health conditions.

CE3.1 Define the conditions of execution and quality of a certain pit of factories to coat, interpreting the instructions received.

CE3.2 In a scenario of building a brick-clad factory:

-Identify the repose references, and place the soundproofing band, proceeding to the dry cast of the first spun according to the specified rigging.

-Select the required individual work and protective equipment, justifying the choice of the cutting equipment.

-Lift the element with the determined dimensions and thicknesses, meeting the conditions and tolerances specified in the rigging, the horizontal of the rows, the planning and the aplomb.

-Perform a meeting with another factory element to be brick-clad, obtaining the specified lock.

-Place loads on a factory element by complying with the instructions received.

-Place isolation panels on a factory element over a file following the indicated and overlapping conditions.

-Apply end-of-day operations that are directed to the equipment used.

CE3.3 In a scenario of building a factory for block coating:

-Identify the repose references, and proceed to the dry cast of the first spun according to the specified rigging.

-Select the required individual work and protective equipment, justifying the choice of the cutting equipment.

-Lift the element with the determined dimensions and thicknesses, meeting the conditions and tolerances specified in the rigging, the horizontal of the rows, the planning and the aplomb.

-Perform a meeting with another factory element to be brick-clad, obtaining the specified lock.

-Place loads on a factory element by complying with the instructions received.

-Place isolation panels on a factory element over-passed in compliance with the indicated distribution and fixing conditions.

-Apply end-of-day operations that are directed to the equipment used.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.3 and CE2.4; C3 with respect to CE3.2 and CE3.3.

Other capabilities:

Habit to the organization's work rate.

Interpret and execute the work instructions.

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Demonstrate interest and concern for meeting customer needs successfully.

Identify the organization's production process.

Contents:

1. Works of factories to be masonry coated

Types of masonry factories: factories to coat, factories seen.

Constructive solutions: sections; starts; encounters; gaps; other singular points.

Relationships of factories and other work items.

Materials for factories to be coated: grip and fill mixtures; mortars for cooling; perforated and hollow ceramic bricks; ceramic blocks and large-format hollow bricks; precast concrete and lightened blocks; special parts, armor, soundproofing bands, insulation.

Quality stamps and marks approved in masonry materials.

Equipment for factories to be covered: types and functions; selection, testing and handling; personal protective equipment, auxiliary and collective protection equipment; maintenance, preservation and storage.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

2. Execution of brick-clad factories

Processes and conditions of execution of factories for brick coating: supply; preparation and wetting of parts; placement of soundproofing bands, dry cast; placement; enjarje; anchor to structure; received from Loading, cercos and precerns; provisional arrival; packing with forged joints; placing of insulation on the side; cleaning; cooling in chambers; protection against rain, frost and heat.

Quality conditions in factories for brick-clad: adjustment to repose; rigging; planning; collapse; horizontal hiladas; thickness of joints; aplomb of sores; fixing of insulation; expansion joints; enjarjes in meetings; cleaning and appearance.

Habitual execution defects in brick-clad factories: causes and effects.

Safety and health conditions under construction of factories to cover: risks and prevention measures; installation and removal of auxiliary and collective protection means.

3. Running factories for block-clad

Processes and conditions for the execution of block-clad factories: supply; preparation and wetting of parts; placement of soundproofing bands; dry-casting; placement; anchoring to structure; jenjärje; meetings, Laying of frames and massifs; execution of load-loads received from fences and precerks; provisional arrival; cleaning, rain protection, frost and heat.

Quality conditions in factories for block coating: adjustment to repose; rigging; planning; collapse; row horizontality; thickness of joints; separation of mortar lines in the same tendel; aplomb of sores; fixation Insulation joints; dilation joints; meetings; placement of massized and massizing, cleaning and appearance.

Routine execution defects in block-clad factories: causes and effects.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the construction of factories to coat, which will be accredited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the 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.

FORMATIVE MODULE 4: COVERS MISSING

Level: 1

Code: MF0870_1

Associated with UC: Build missing for covers

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe the processes of execution of works of inclined covers, specifying materials and methods of construction of different types of faldons and their components.

CE1.1 Recognize the type and components of a given cover, specifying the function of the cover.

CE1.2 Interpret the meaning of technical terms used in sloping covers according to the working situation in which they are presented.

CE1.3 Describe the jobs required to lift a palomere septum over a defined repose, specifying method and sequence thereof.

CE1.4 Identify components, grip and rigging mixtures indicated for the palomere partitions of a given deck, describing the latching on encounters and singular points.

CE1.5 Precise method and sequence of jobs required to build the inclined cover boards and place thermal insulation, differentiating according to the -ceramic, concrete-to be used.

CE1.6 Identify components, layout and fixing indicated for the boards and thermal insulation of covers, describing the latching on encounters and singular points.

CE1.7 Describe the usual execution defects in factory faldons for inclined covers, associating their causes and effects.

CE1.8 Describe innovative materials, equipment, and techniques in sloping decks, valuing their importance.

C2: Apply technical assembly and maintenance of the usual auxiliary and collective protection means in works of missing covered covers, own of their competence, in compliance with the conditions of safety and health set.

CE2.1 Describe function, composition and use-installation, testing, maintenance, removal and storage-of the auxiliary and collective protection means required in a given activity, specifying the relationship between both types of media.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a particular pit representative of a work of factory faldons, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and protection corresponding collective and drawing them on paper.

CE2.3 In a practical scenario of a test representative of a work of factory faldons, check the status of the auxiliary and collective protection means installed, detecting defects and dysfunctions and applying the required maintenance operations.

CE2.4 In a practical scenario of a work of a work of factory faldons, mount and disassemble the necessary auxiliary and collective protection means, acting under supervision and observing the instructions received.

C3: Apply construction techniques for factories to lift palomere partitions and run boards of the faldons of different types of inclined covers, disposing of the insulating material and complying with the instructions received in terms of working methods and health and safety conditions.

CE3.1 Describe the conditions of execution and quality of a given garlic, interpreting the instructions received.

CE3.2 In a scenario of building palomere partitions:

-Identify the repose references, and proceed to the dry cast of the first spun according to the specified rigging.

-Select the required individual work and protective equipment, justifying the choice of the cutting equipment.

-Lift the septum/s with the determined dimensions and thicknesses, fulfilling the conditions and tolerances specified in the rigging, the horizontal of the rows, the planning, the aplomb and the inclination of the upper cord.

-Make a meeting between palomere partitions by getting the specified lock.

-Place thermal insulation blankets on the forged between palomeres partitions performing the encounters and overlaps under the established conditions.

-Apply end-of-day operations that are directed to the equipment used.

CE3.3 In a scenario of building boards with different materials:

-Select the required individual work and protective equipment, justifying the choice of the cutting equipment.

-Build ceramic board in one of the faldons, and with concrete plate in another, fulfilling in both the established quality conditions.

-Run the compression layer on any of the previously placed boards, meeting the established quality conditions.

-Place and fix panels of thermal insulating material on any of the faldons, meeting the established quality conditions.

-Apply end-of-day operations that are directed to the equipment used.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.3 and CE2.4; C3 with respect to CE3.2 and CE3.3.

Other capabilities:

Habit to the business pace of the business.

Interpret and execute work instructions.

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Comply with the production rules set by the organization.

Respect the organization's internal procedures and rules.

Contents:

1. Factory-tipped covers faldons

Types of covers.

Constructive solutions: resilient support, starts, encounters, other singular points.

Cover item relationships and other work items.

Factory-tipped covers components: palomere partitions, boards, training layers of outstanding function, and common materials.

Materials for factory sloping covers: grip and recitation mixtures; single and double hollow bricks, bardos and rarmchairs; prefabricated concrete plates; armor for compression layer, insulation. Quality seals and marks approved in materials of skirt of factory inclined covers.

Equipment for the execution of faldons of factory inclined covers: types and functions; selection, checking and handling; personal protective equipment, auxiliary and collective protection equipment; maintenance, conservation and storage.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

2. Execution of factory-inclined covers faldons

Processes and conditions for the execution of palomere partitions: supply; preparation and wetting of parts; dry casting; placing; jenjjes in meetings; placement of insulation blankets on forged; protection against rain, frost and heat.

Processes and conditions of execution of factory boards: supply; preparation and wetting of parts; placement of reinforcement armor, execution of master and master of the compression layer; placement of panels of insulation on the finished board; rain, frost and heat protection.

Placement of thermal insulation: preparation of parts; placement; fixation.

Quality conditions: adjustment to repose, slope of the upper cord; planning; collapse and horizontality of rows of partitions; plan of the board and layer of compression, distribution of isolation blankets, distribution and fixing of isolation panels.

Routine execution defects: causes and effects.

Safety and health conditions in works of faldons from factory-tipped decks: risks and prevention measures; installation and removal of auxiliary and collective protection means.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the construction of missing covers, which will be accredited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the 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 II

Professional qualification: Auxiliary operations of continuous coatings under construction

Professional Family: Building and Civil Work

Level: 1

Code: EOC272_1

General Competition

Prepare the supports to make coatings with mortars, pastes and paints, perform "in good view", enfoscados and guarnados, apply primers and protective paints, and perform auxiliary tasks in work, complying with the technical instructions received and the requirements laid down for safety and health.

Competition Units

UC0276_1: Perform auxiliary jobs on building works

UC0869_1: Elaborate pastes, mortars, adhesives, and concretes

UC0871_1: Healing and regularizing media for building cladding

UC0872_1: Perform enfoscated and saved "in good view"

UC0873_1: Apply protective prints and paints under construction

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its activity in the area of production, dedicated to auxiliary operations in works of continuous coatings, in entities of a private nature, in small or micro-sized enterprises, with legal form company, but also as a self-employed person. It develops its activity, depending on its case, functional and/or hierarchically of a superior. The principles of universal accessibility in accordance with applicable regulations apply in the development of their professional activity.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the construction sector, mainly in the subsectors of conventional finishes and finishes with special features in construction, both for new work and for rehabilitation.

Relevant occupations and jobs

The terms of the following relationship of occupations and jobs are used with a generic and omnicomprensivo character of women and men.

Continuous coating masons helpers

Construction Painters Helpers

Building construction peons

Public Works Peons

Associated Training (330 hours)

Training Modules

MF0276_1: Labor auxiliary workers (90 hours)

MF0869_1: Pastas, mortars, adhesives, and concretes (30 hours)

MF0871_1: Build-coating media treatment (60 hours)

MF0872_1: Enfoked and saved "in good view" (60 hours)

MF0873_1: Painting and primer and protective materials under construction (90 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: PERFORM AUXILIARY JOBS ON BUILDING WORKS

Level: 1

Code: UC0276_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the spaces and work teams within their field of competence to achieve the performance and quality required in the performance of the auxiliary works entrusted, fulfilling the instructions and the measures of established health and safety.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each auxiliary work and concrete activity are selected from the available, according to quality, safety and health criteria, and performance optimization.

CR 1.2 Individual protective equipment for the auxiliary work to be carried out, is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of the concrete pit, checking that they are certified, adapt to the needs of the activity and that they are in a good state of conservation and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.3 The auxiliary and collective protection means installed by third parties, which are necessary in the fields where the work is to be carried out, are found to be available in the locations necessary to fulfil their function and which are operational, detecting obvious defects in installation and maintenance, and avoiding modification without proper authorization.

CR 1.4 The operations of assembly, maintenance and disassembly of elements and parts of the auxiliary means and means of collective protection are carried out according to the formation received to the effect, fulfilling the instructions of the higher or responsible in terms of mode, layout, time and conditions of safety and health.

CR 1.5 Hand ladders are used by checking that the support points are stable, resistant and non-sliding, fixing the locking mechanisms to prevent the opening or movement of their parts, and preventing both transport. heavy/bulky loads such as performing tasks that hinder support and reduce worker stability.

CR 1.6 The health and safety measures for the auxiliary work to be carried out were requested by requesting instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, in consultation with the documentation of the manufacturer of the equipment.

CR 1.7 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and in their case communicate them to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially Those that compromise safety and health or third parties, in particular in the face of gaps and unprotected edges.

CR 1.8 The cleaning of the tajos is carried out using the means of evacuation indicated and complying with the established frequency, depositing the waste and debris in the specified containers for each type of waste, and immediately remove any objects and wastes that may cause injury.

CR 1.9 Maintenance operations on lock and work signage are performed, according to instructions, by checking that they limit the accesses other than those specified and ensuring the visibility of the signals.

CR 1.10 The end-of-day maintenance operations assigned to you apply to the different work equipment used, complying with the instructions received and the manufacturer's instructions.

RP 2: Manipulate and transport loads to supply and order tajos and acopios, complying with the instructions and the established safety and health measures.

CR 2.1 The lifting and lowering of loads with manual means are performed according to the instructions on ergonomics received, without exceeding the set load values that correspond to each case.

CR 2.2 The distribution of materials is carried out following established itineraries, respecting the signs of work and avoiding the hindering of other works.

CR 2.3 The materials are made in compliance with the maximum layout and height indicated by the manufacturer and the materials that need it are being heated.

CR 2.4 The required supplies are delivered on foot of the garlic in compliance with the requested characteristics, quantities and deadlines.

CR 2.5 The indications to operators of lifting and transport machinery are provided by remaining outside the load-acting radius, and adjusting to the available space for the displacement of the load and the manoeuvring of the load. handling equipment.

CR 2.6 The slings, tapes, chains and other fastening accessories are used by selecting them according to the instructions for loading and transporting, sharpening them at the points indicated, in a sufficiently high way. secure and drive lock mechanisms on hooks and strobes.

CR 2.7 The lifting operations of materials with machinillos and elevators are performed in compliance with established procedures, performance and safety and health measures.

RP 3: Carry out aid to manual trades and excavations to prepare and complete the corresponding tajos, operating with the required light tools and machinery and complying with the instructions and safety and health measures set.

CR 3.1 The machines are visually checked for their state of preservation and installation, verifying the condition of the connecting pins and the insulation of the cables in the electrical machinery, as well as having the Guards and operator protection houses, and in their case by mounting them to the effect.

CR 3.2 The cutting operations of materials with cutters and ingletators are performed in compliance with the procedures, performance and safety and health measures indicated.

CR 3.3 Partial demolition operations with breaker hammers are performed in compliance with the procedures, performance and safety and health measures indicated.

CR 3.4 Roza and drill operations with rovers and drills are performed in compliance with the indicated procedures, performance and safety and health measures.

CR 3.5 The placement of protective tubes of tenses and boxes of installations, and the subsequent filling of the cracks and hollows are performed using the materials and procedures indicated.

CR 3.6 The ditches and wells that are excavated present the dimensions in plant adjusted to the repose guides and the depth indicated in relation to the reference level.

CR 3.7 The funds and surfaces of the hollowed out present the required cleaning, levelling and inclination conditions.

CR 3.8 Land compaction operations with vibrating trays and piss are performed in compliance with the indicated procedures, performance and safety and health measures.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Cleaning tools. Lifting and transporting tools: buckets, doors and containers, hand trucks, slings, cables, ribbons, strobes, hooks. Geometrical control tools and tools: levels, plumes, squads and tape. Tools and assembly tools: tongs, pliers. Tools and tools for manual excavation: shovels, peaks, hoes. Demolition, roza and filling tools: corks, hammers and mugs, palettes. Light machinery: machine tools and load lifts, cutting tables and amolors, breaker hammers, rovers and drills, trays and vibrant pissons. Pastes and mortars for filling of cracks and hollows. Protective tubes and boxes of installations. Personal protective equipment, means of collective protection, auxiliary means and temporary installations.

Products and results:

Ready spaces and work teams. Garlic conditioned and supplied. Aid for manual trades and excavations executed.

Information used or generated:

Working Parties, Incident Parts, Order Parts, and Material Receipt. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Product safety and technical data sheets. Verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Work signage.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: MAKE PASTES, MORTARS, ADHESIVES AND CONCRETES

Level: 1

Code: UC0869_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the work teams within their field of competence to achieve the performance and quality required in the manufacture of the mixtures, complying with the instructions and the safety and health measures set.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each mixture to be elaborated and specific activity are selected among the available, according to criteria of quality, safety and health, and optimization of the performance.

CR 1.2 The individual protection equipment for the manufacture of the mixtures is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of each particular elaboration, checking that they are certified, that are adapted to the needs of the activity and that they are in good conservation status and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.3 The health and safety measures for the preparation of the mixtures were requested by requesting instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, in consultation with the documentation of the manufacturer of the equipment.

CR 1.4 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and in their case communicate them to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially those that compromise safety and health or third parties.

CR 1.5 The generated waste is dumped or accumulated in the spaces destined for this purpose, and complying with the established safety and health and environmental protection requirements.

CR 1.6 The end-of-day maintenance operations assigned to you apply to the different work equipment used, complying with the instructions received and the manufacturer's instructions.

RP 2: Develop all types of works and pre-dosed mixtures-pastes, mortars, concretes, adhesives and rejointed material-with both manual and mechanical means to perform masonry and coating work, complying with the both the instructions and the established safety and health and environmental protection measures.

CR 2.1 The products to be used are used in the safety and health conditions indicated or recommended by the manufacturer as regards handling, storage and storage.

CR 2.2 The components used are specified according to the types, sizes and forms of the arid, class of the ant, class of additives, environmental conditions and conditions of placing-manual, projection, pumping or other-.

CR 2.3 The components and volume of water are added to the mixture according to the specifications established according to the required consistency and strength, and to the adjustments that are required for workability.

CR 2.4 Cementitious adhesives are mixed with the volume of water fixed, using drinking water or with no organic matter or other foreign materials, pouring the dry product on the water in the proportion indicated by the water. manufacturer and in case of partial or total replacement of water by emulsions, also complying with the replacement ratio indicated by the manufacturer.

CR 2.5 Reaction resin rejointing adhesives and materials are obtained by mixing the components and using the entirety of the contents of the respective containers.

CR 2.6 The kneading is developed in compliance with the specifications regarding the equipment, speed, agitation time, adjustability times to add more quantity of some component, pre-reamasado waiting time, and Suitable environmental conditions.

CR 2.7 Mixtures are prepared with due homogeneity and in the quantities demanded.

CR 2.8 The mix is delivered, within the specified time frame respecting the stated conditions of workability, the maturation period-or previous reaction time-and the useful life.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Revenant, mixer and mixer. Palettes, shovels, forklifts, cedars, gavetas, doors, cubes, cuffs, items, pastes. Before: lime, plaster and cement. Aggregates: gravel, sand, expanded clay. Water. Additives. Components of the pre-dosed mixtures. Cementitious adhesives and resins of reaction and dispersion. Rejointed material for coatings with rigid pieces. Personal protective equipment.

Products and results:

Work teams prepared. Pastes, mortars, adhesives, reed materials and concrete concrete, with application in: factories, coatings, sealing, reinforcement, pasting, waterproofing, rejoining, filling, levelling, anchoring.

Information used or generated:

Working Parties, Incident Parts, Order Parts, and Material Receipt. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Technical and product safety sheets of products verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Verbal and written instructions from team leader. Work signage.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: CLEAN AND REGULARISE MEDIA FOR BUILDING CLADDING

Level: 1

Code: UC0871_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the work spaces and teams, within their field of competence, to achieve the performance and quality required in the treatment of coating supports, complying with the instructions and regulations applicable for safety and health and environmental protection.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each support to be treated and specific activity are selected from the available, according to criteria of quality, safety and health, and optimization of the performance.

CR 1.2 The individual protection equipment for the treatment of supports, is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of the concrete pit, checking that they are certified, that they are adapted to the needs of the activity and that they are in good conservation status and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.3 The auxiliary and collective protection means installed by third parties, which are necessary in the lining tajos, are found to be available in the locations necessary to fulfil their function and which are operational, detecting obvious defects in installation and maintenance, and avoiding modification without proper authorization.

CR 1.4 The health and safety measures for the work to be carried out, they were requested to ask for instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, consulting in their case the documentation of the equipment manufacturer.

CR 1.5 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and in their case communicate them to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially Those that compromise safety and health or third parties, in particular in the face of gaps and unprotected edges.

CR 1.6 The generated waste is dumped or accumulated in the spaces destined for this purpose, and complying with the established safety and health and environmental protection requirements.

CR 1.7 The end-of-day maintenance operations are applied to the different work equipment used, complying with the information received and the manufacturer's instructions.

RP 2: Protect the elements, both from the support and in your environment, to prevent them from being affected during the treatment and subsequent coating work, complying with the instructions and safety and health measures set.

CR 2.1 The instructions regarding the protection of the elements of the support and their surroundings are recused, specifying the elements to be dismantled and/or removed, as well as the temporary storage places for the same, elements and perimeters to mask and/or protect, masking and protection material, signaling and beacon means or others.

CR 2.2 Non-detachable elements that limit the surfaces to be treated and coated, or which may be affected during the work, are protected and masked with the indicated products, adjusting to the contours accurately, to the instructions received and without damaging them.

CR 2.3 The detachable elements that interfere with the support treatments and their coating, are disassembled and stored, and are reassembled in their initial state upon completion of the coating works, according to the invention. instructions received and without damaging them.

CR 2.4 The treated media and applied coatings are protected both during the execution of the works and during the subsequent curing of the coatings, according to the instructions received.

RP 3: Apply sanitation and cleaning treatments to the supports and their environment to obtain the required conditions for the subsequent coating, complying with the instructions and the established safety and health measures.

CR 3.1 The instructions for cleaning and cleaning treatments are prescribed, specifying the treatments and products to be applied, equipment to be used or others, requesting confirmation that the problems have been solved. -condensations, leakages, loss of nets or other type-that have produced the stains and corrosions to be treated, consulting the superior or responsible and checking it visually or to the touch.

CR 3.2 The stains produced by fatty products, moulds, wetties, saline efflorescences and particles deposited on the surfaces are detected by washing with detergent, brushing, sanding or other products. techniques, according to the instructions received, until the required conditions are obtained.

CR 3.3 The remains of paints, glues and papers are detected by means of chopping, thermal or chemical pickling, brushing, sanding, squirting or other techniques, according to the instructions received, until obtaining the required conditions.

CR 3.4 The concentrations of oxides, rust and squid are detected by the application of neutraliser products of the oxide, brushing, sanding, squirting or other techniques, without affecting the welding cords of metal structures and proceeding to a final cleaning of the surface according to the instructions received, until the required conditions are obtained.

CR 3.5 The adhesion of the existing rigid coatings that constitute the support of new coatings are checked, extracting the unstable and leveling the remaining hollow with a similar piece or by filling with the product indicated, according to the instructions received, until the required conditions are obtained.

CR 3.6 The spaces near the support are cleaned and/or aspirant, ensuring that the coatings do not come into contact with any foreign particles that may be attached.

RP 4: Apply regularization treatments and improve the adherence of the support to obtain the conditions required for the subsequent coating, complying with the instructions and the established safety and health measures.

CR 4.1 The instructions regarding the treatment of regularization and improvement of adherence were prescribed, specifying the treatments and products to be applied, equipment to be used or others.

CR 4.2 The ridges and wound wounds, as well as spot irregularities are detected, chopped, scraped, or lijan, and are replayed, according to the instructions received, until the required conditions are obtained.

CR 4.3 The cracks, cracks, holes and/or discontinuities of the support are detected and covered with the indicated products, respecting the structural joints, according to the instructions received, until obtaining the conditions required.

CR 4.4 The dilation joints filled with material not suitable for the coatings to be executed are emptied and replaced by the indicated product, according to the instructions received, until the conditions are obtained. required.

CR 4.5 The adhesion on the support is improved by applying the physical or chemical treatments indicated, such as chopping, sanding, meshing, splashing, application by manual means of bonding bridges, or other techniques similar, according to the instructions received, until the required conditions are obtained.

CR 4.6 The level of leveling in interior floors is performed with the indicated autonivellant material, covering the specified space and respecting the movement joints in all its length and width, according to the instructions received, until the required thickness, horizontality and planning conditions are obtained.

CR 4.7 The cavers are aplowed and firmly received, according to the instructions received, until the required conditions are obtained.

CR 4.8 The deliveries to singular elements and other constructive elements are executed when the superior or responsible, following the instructions of the same, have the necessary conditions.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Useful and geometric control tools: levels, plumes, squads and tape. Masonry tools and tools: pallets, talochas, plains, rules, frats, pots, pointers, chisels, rubber maces, piquettes, martilins. Supports and tools for the treatment of supports: scrapes, scrapers, spatulas, lijas, cutters, cleaning brushes. Containers: gavetas, doors, cubes, cubles, items, pastes. Support treatment products: decapants, detergents, hydrofuges, fungicides, masillas and descalants, meshes, adhesive bandages, blankets, adhesive tapes, rags. Brushes, brushes, rollers. Light machinery: sanders, pickling guns, hydrolimpers. Portable jet machines, abrasive. The invention relates to a mixture of gripping and filling: plastate products, mortars and pastes, pre-dosed mixtures, pre-made and autoniving. Guardivos and slats. Personal protective equipment, auxiliary and collective protection equipment, temporary installations.

Products and results:

Media for coating of different composition-plaster, mortar, concrete, brick, wood, metal or other, with or without previous coatings-, treated by cleaning, sanitising, gushing, pickling, levelling, masking, scraped, sanded, plastened, chopped, splattered with slurry or cement mortar, mesh and bandage placement, application of adhesion bridges and guardkeeping placement.

Information used or generated:

Working Parties, Incident Parts, Order Parts, and Material Receipt. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Product safety and technical data sheets. Verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the job. Work-related.

COMPETITION UNIT 4: PERFORM ENFOSCATIONS AND SAVE "TO GOOD VIEW"

Level: 1

Code: UC0872_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the work spaces and teams within their field of competence to achieve the performance and quality required in the execution of the enfoscados and guarnados, fulfilling the instructions and the measures of established health and safety.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each coating to be executed and concrete activity are selected among the available, according to criteria of quality, safety and health, and optimization of the performance, and in It is established that the rules are right and do not have deformations.

CR 1.2 The selected projection machines are the ones intended for each type of mixture according to the manufacturer's instructions, avoiding especially the use of machines of projecting plaster in the projection of mortars, for avoid an insufficient mixture of the components.

CR 1.3 Individual protection equipment for the execution of the enfoscations and guarnados, are selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of the concrete pit, checking that they are certified, which are adapted to the needs of the activity and which are in good conservation status and within the useful life period, requesting, where appropriate, their replacement.

CR 1.4 The auxiliary and collective protection means installed by third parties, which are necessary in the enfoscated and protected tajos, are found to be available in the locations necessary to fulfil their function and which are operational, detecting obvious defects in installation and maintenance, and avoiding modification without proper authorization.

CR 1.5 Hand ladders are used by checking that the support points are stable, resistant and non-sliding, fixing the locking mechanisms to prevent the opening or movement of their parts, and preventing both transport. heavy/bulky loads such as performing tasks that hinder support and reduce worker stability.

CR 1.6 The scaffolding of borrítes and towers of reduced height work are installed in compliance with the established safety conditions in terms of width, stability, immobilization of the base, separation of the parament over the work and the need for perimeter protection, while respecting the regulatory requirements for work equipment in temporary work at a height.

CR 1.7 The health and safety measures for the work to be carried out, they were requested to ask for instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, consulting in their case the documentation of the equipment manufacturer and products.

CR 1.8 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence, and where appropriate they are communicated to the superior or responsible with the necessary promptness to enable their supervision and resolution, especially Those that compromise safety and health or third parties, in particular in the face of gaps and unprotected edges.

CR 1.9 The generated waste is dumped or accumulated in the spaces destined for this purpose, and complying with the established safety and health and environmental protection requirements.

CR 1.10 The end-of-day maintenance operations are applied to the different work equipment used, following the information received and the manufacturer's instructions, and in particular cleaning the Hoses of the projection machines to both the termination of the day and after prolonged stops in the pit.

RP 2: Understand "to gain and in good view" to cover non-pissile paraments, complying with the instructions and the established health and safety measures.

CR 2.1 The humidity of the support is checked before the execution of the enfoscate, in its case to the superior or responsible and, if necessary, wetting it to the effect.

CR 2.2 The rules or sights are placed in edges and corners, and are applied and received with mortar, until the required stability and verticality is achieved.

CR 2.3 The coating layer is executed in the intended time, projecting with manual and/or mechanical means, respecting the structural joints and the received of the facilities, until reaching the required thickness.

CR 2.4 The cool surface is scratched by regleding until the required planning is reached.

CR 2.5 The cooled surface is fratformed according to the instructions received, until the required texture is obtained.

CR 2.6 The waterings to prevent premature drying of the coating correspond to those indicated for the existing environmental conditions and do not produce dewashing, applying according to the instructions received.

CR 2.7 The splicing between the successive days ' tadles is done by cutting and removing the leftover material.

CR 2.8 The splicing between the successive days ' tadles is retaken by wetting the joint and without mounting the part performed.

RP 3: Guarantee with black plaster paste "to win and in good view", to cover non-pissile paraments, complying with the instructions and the established safety and health measures.

CR 3.1 The humidity of the support is checked for the execution of the keeper, consulting the superior or responsible in his case and, if necessary, wetting it to the effect.

CR 3.2 The rules or sights are placed in edges and corners, and are applied and received with mortar, until the required stability and verticality is achieved.

CR 3.3 The coating layer is executed in the intended time, projecting with manual and/or mechanical means, to the required thickness.

CR 3.4 The coating layer is executed with respect to the structural joints and the received of the installations, the orthogonality of the register boxes being maintained at the completion thereof, and the material of the masking that protects them.

CR 3.5 The garbled surface is scratched by regleado until the required planning is reached.

CR 3.6 The garnish surface is scraped or textured according to the instructions received, until the required texture is obtained.

CR 3.7 The structural joints are protected by tapajunts attached to one of their sides, so as not to coartar the movement of the same.

CR 3.8 The splicing between the successive days ' tadles is done by cutting and removing the leftover material.

CR 3.9 The splicing between the successive days ' tadles is retaken by wetting the joint and without mounting the part performed.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Useful and geometric control tools: levels, plumes, squads and tape. Masonry tools and tools: palettes, talochas, plains, rules, frats, sights and twine, shovels, forklifts. Machines for projecting mortars and pastes. Containers: gavetas, doors, cubes, cubles, items, pastes. The invention relates to a mixture of gripping and filling: plastened products, mortars and pastes, pre-dosed and pre-made mixtures. Personal protective equipment, auxiliary and collective protection equipment, temporary installations.

Products and results:

Enfocados and dens executed in good view.

Information used or generated:

Working Parties, Incident Parts, Order Parts, and Material Receipt. Operation and maintenance manuals for machines and equipment supplied by manufacturers. Product safety and technical data sheets. Verbal and written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Work signage.

COMPETITION UNIT 5: APPLY PROTECTIVE PRINTS AND PAINTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Level: 1

Code: UC0873_1

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Prepare the work spaces and teams within their field of competence to achieve the performance and quality required in the application of protective prints and paints, complying with the instructions and the measures of established health and safety.

CR 1.1 The machines, tools and tools to be used for each printing or painting to be applied and each specific activity are selected among the available, according to criteria of quality, safety and health, and optimization of the performance.

CR 1.2 Selected application brushes, rollers or other useful brushes, as well as projection equipment, are intended for each type of mixture/emulsion according to the manufacturer's instructions.

CR 1.3 Individual protection equipment for the application of mixtures/emulsions is selected according to the indications of the superior or responsible and the risks of the concrete pit, checking that they are certified, that they are adapted to the needs of the activity and are in a good state of conservation and within the useful life period, requesting in their case their replacement.

CR 1.4 The auxiliary and collective protection means installed by third parties, necessary in the paint tajos, are proven to be available in the locations necessary to fulfill their function and which are operative, detecting obvious defects in installation and maintenance, and avoid modifying them without proper authorization.

CR 1.5 Hand ladders are used by checking that the support points are stable, resistant and non-sliding, fixing the locking mechanisms to prevent the opening or movement of their parts, and preventing both transport. heavy/bulky loads such as performing tasks that hinder support and reduce worker stability.

CR 1.6 The scaffolding of borrítes and towers of reduced height work are installed in compliance with the established safety conditions in terms of width, stability, immobilization of the base, separation of the parament over the work and the need for perimeter protection, while respecting the regulatory requirements for work equipment in temporary work at a height.

CR 1.7 The health and safety measures for the work to be carried out, they were requested to ask for instructions-verbal and written-and confirming their understanding, consulting in their case the documentation of the equipment manufacturer and products.

CR 1.8 The contingencies detected in the pit are resolved within their scope of competence and, where appropriate, are communicated to the superior or responsible with the necessary prompt to enable their supervision and resolution, especially (a) which compromise the safety and health of the worker himself or third parties, in particular in the case of inadequate or poorly installed auxiliary means, without protection, poor ventilation conditions and the absence of fire extinguishers in the warehouse of chemicals.

CR 1.9 The generated waste is dumped or accumulated in the spaces destined for this purpose, and complying with the established safety and health and environmental protection requirements.

CR 1.10 The end-of-day maintenance operations are applied to the different work equipment used, following the information received and the manufacturer's instructions, and in particular cleaning the Hose of the projection equipment to both the end of the day and after long stops in the pit.

RP 2: Manipulate the various products to be used-such as the components of the mixtures/emulsions, the diluents, the plastened and the preparations already made-to dispose of the same under the conditions of quality and security required, storing, mixing and preserving them after use, in compliance with both the instructions laid down and the safety and health measures and the environmental protection measures.

CR 2.1 The components of mixtures/emulsions-bases, pigments, catalysts, diluents or other-, their quantities and their conservation status, are asked to confirm that they are suitable for obtaining the required.

CR 2.2 The discharge, collection, mixing and storage of packaging of the prepared products and mixtures/emulsions is performed according to the instructions received and the manufacturer's requirements.

CR 2.3 The mixtures/emulsions are made by complying with the instructions received in terms of removal and prior reaction time, with environmental conditions within those recommended by the manufacturer.

CR 2.4 The dosage of the mixtures/emulsions is in accordance with the environmental conditions and the type of application-manual or by pistol-, using viscosimeters if necessary, according to the instructions received.

CR 2.5 The mix/emulsion produced presents the due homogeneity and responds to the quantity demanded.

CR 2.6 The mix/emulsion is delivered within the allotted time period respecting the lifetime or the pot-life period.

RP 3: Apply primers, background hands and paints or related protection products, both to the paraments and other supports of various materials under construction, to obtain the conditions required for the application of finishes and to protect them, in compliance with both the established instructions and the safety and health measures and the environmental protection measures.

CR 3.1 Environmental conditions, and the temperature and humidity of the support, existing at the time of application of the treatment or in the curing period, are asked for confirmation that they allow the application to be carried out before proceeding to the same.

CR 3.2 The cleaning of the support and in its case the degree of drying reached in the hands applied before is asked for confirmation that they allow a new application before proceeding to the same.

CR 3.3 Background prints and hands are applied with manual means or projection equipment, according to the instructions received and the manufacturer's requirements.

CR 3.4 The paints and related protective products-waxes, brighteners or others-are applied with manual means or projection equipment, according to the instructions received and the manufacturer's requirements.

CR 3.5 The performance obtained in the application of the products is within the tolerances of the optimal performance or performance recommended by the manufacturer.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Spatulas, brushes, paletins, brushes, rollers, elongators. Containers: mixers, dispensers, items, buckets and buckets. Projection equipment: atomizing guns by air, without air and mixed, and electrostatic. Products of plasteed, solvents. Components for paintings to be mixed in work. Prepared mixtures/emulsions of paints. Primers: sealants, reactive, anti-corrosive and others. Special protection paints and related products: waterproofing, hydroleakage, flame retardants, fungicides, antigraffiti, brighteners and others. Personal protective equipment, means of collective protection, auxiliary means, temporary installations, signalling and beacon equipment.

Products and results:

Ready spaces and work teams. Mixed paintings. Primers, background hands and protective paints, applied on all types of supports and finishes under construction.

Information used or generated:

Working Parties, Incident Parts, Order Parts, and Material Receipt. Technical and product safety sheets, quality certificates, product manufacturer's instructions. Manuals for the operation and maintenance of light machines and equipment, supplied by manufacturers. Verbal or written instructions of team leader, superior or responsible. Risk assessments at the workplace. Work signage.

TRAINING MODULE 1: AUXILIARY WORK TASKS

Level: 1

Code: MF0276_1

Associated with UC: Perform Auxiliary Jobs on Construction Works

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe occupational hazards in construction sites, identifying basic prevention criteria, rules for the correct use of work equipment and collective protective means, and interpreting the work.

CE1.1 Identify the most frequent occupational hazards in construction sites, associating prevention and protection measures related to construction sites.

CE1.2 Interpret the rates of frequency and incidence of total and particular occupational accidents in the construction sector, based on actual statistics presented.

CE1.3 Put in relation the causes and consequences of accidents in the construction sector, differentiating according to the classes of injuries: mild, severe, very serious and fatal.

CE1.4 List the causes of fatal and very serious accidents in the construction sector recently, using the published statistics of the last period.

CE1.5 Interpret the signaling of works by identifying it in different situations presented.

C2: Apply techniques for mounting and maintaining the usual auxiliary and collective protection means in construction works, which are specific to their competence, in compliance with the established safety conditions.

CE2.1 Describe function, composition and use-installation, testing, maintenance, removal and storage-of the auxiliary and collective protection means required in a given activity, specifying the relationship between both types of media.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a particular pit representative of a building work, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and collective protection and drawing them on paper.

CE2.3 In a practical scenario of a particular pit representative of a work of urbanization, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and collective protection and drawing them on paper.

CE2.4 In a practical scenario of a representative construction pit, check the status of the auxiliary and collective protection means installed, detecting defects and dysfunctions and applying maintenance operations required.

CE2.5 In a practical scenario of a representative pit of construction, mounting and dismounting the necessary auxiliary and collective protection means, acting under supervision and observing the instructions received.

C3: Manipulate and carry loads, respecting the instructions received in terms of work methods and safety conditions.

CE3.1 Relate the usual supply forms for each type of work material, specifying the recommended download, transport and collection processes for the same.

CE3.2 Interpret the order and receipt parts of materials, estimating the volume and weight of a quantity of enunciated material.

CE3.3 Lift loads manually by applying procedures to prevent injury from overefforts.

CE3.4 In a practical supply of a construction pit, supply materials and equipment in compliance with the requested requirements of type, quantity, location, disposition and time, selecting the work equipment and of required individual protection, and applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the activity is completed.

CE3.5 In a practical load displacement scenario, indicate to the lifting machinery operator the required manoeuvres, with the necessary clarity and precision and in compliance with the established safety measures.

C4: Operate with tools and light machines in the work of help to trades, fulfilling the instructions received in terms of working methods and safety conditions.

CE4.1 In a practical scenario of forming different materials, make cuts by selecting, using and maintaining the required individual work and protection equipment, and meeting the requested requirements as soon as possible. method, geometry and time frame.

CE4.2 In a practical manual demolition scenario, perform partial demolitions of constructive elements by selecting, using and maintaining the required individual work and protective equipment, and complying with the requested requirements regarding method, surface, fragmentation and time frame.

CE4.3 In a practical scenario of aid to installations, carry out rozas on constructive elements, selecting, using and maintaining the necessary equipment of work and protection, and fulfilling the requirements requested in terms of method, geometry and time frame.

CE4.4 In a practical scenario of land movement by manual means:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams.

-Exdig a ditch of the indicated dimensions, leveling the bottoms and profiling the sides with manual means, and meeting the requested requirements in terms of method, geometry and time frame.

-Fill the trench with part of the excavated earth, compacting it by manual means, fulfilling the requested requirements regarding method, arrangement and composition of padding and deadline.

-Apply end-of-day operations that are directed to the equipment used.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.3, CE2.4 and CE2.5; C3 with respect to CE3.4 and CE3.5; full C4.

Other capabilities:

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

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

Interpret and execute work instructions.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanup required in the organization.

Adapt to the organization, its organizational and technological changes, as well as new situations or contexts.

Contents:

1. Basic security in construction sites

Legislation on prevention and safety and health on construction sites.

Diseases and accidents at work: types, causes, effects and statistics.

Risks and prevention measures in garlic, machines, equipment and auxiliary media.

Take action and first aid procedures in accident cases.

Personal protection equipment. Types, regulations and criteria for use.

Security in tools, tools, and material handling.

Security on signage and fencing of works.

Security in electrical installations and equipment.

Security in use of scaffolding, platforms and stairs.

Safety in operation of machinillos, hoists, cranes and conveyor belts.

Safety in light work machinery.

Security in landslides, landslides and contentions.

2. Tgarlic conditioning, supply of tajos and acopios

Cleaning, tajos maintenance, waste disposal.

Installation and withdrawal of auxiliary and collective protection media.

Materials, features, densities, and forms of supply: bulk, packaged, and palletized.

Coupling conditions: support resistance, stacking height, and environmental factors.

Download, transport, and repository recommendations, tags, and symbols.

Transport of loads in works, manual and mechanical means; lifting of loads in works, manual and mechanical means.

Equipment for the conditioning of tajos: types, functions; selection, checking and handling.

Equipment for the supply of garlic: types and functions; selection, testing and handling; maintenance, storage and storage.

Personal protective equipment, collective protection means, auxiliary means; maintenance, preservation and storage.

Interim installations of work.

Signage of works.

Specific occupational and environmental hazards of the conditioning and supply of garlic, prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

3. Operations of aid for crafts and excavation with manual means

Processes and conditions of aid with light machinery: cutting of materials with cutters and ingleters; partial demolition of elements with breaker hammers; compacting of fillers with piss and vibrating plates; drilling of elements with rözers and drills, placement of protective tubes of cables and filling of rozas.

Processes and conditions for the execution of excavations, profiles and refinements of ditches and wells: plant and depth replanting, excavation with manual means; refining of horizontal and outstanding funds, laying on layers The invention also comprises a cleaning concrete, a side profile. Equipment: types and functions; selection, checking and handling; maintenance, preservation and storage.

Specific occupational and environmental hazards of operations to assist in trades and excavation with manual means, prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of auxiliary works in construction works, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the 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: PASTES, MORTARS, ADHESIVES AND CONCRETES

Level: 1

Code: MF0869_1

Associated with UC: Elaborate pastes, mortars, adhesives, and concretes

Duration: 30 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe the processes of manufacturing mixtures of works and predosed, identifying the components, relating the different types of applications, and specifying working methods.

CE1.1 Describe the field of application of a particular mixture, knowing its composition.

CE1.2 Interpret the meaning of technical terms used in the work of making a mixture of grip, recitation and construction coating, specifying in its case the differences between different mixtures.

CE1.3 Recognize the type of a work mix presented, identifying the components-which are appreciated with the naked eye-that form it and describe its elaboration process.

CE1.4 Describe innovative materials and techniques in the manufacture of grip, recitation and construction coating mixtures, valuing their importance.

C2: Prepare work and pre-dosed mixtures, in compliance with the instructions received regarding working methods and safety and health conditions.

CE2.1 Set composition and dosage of a mixture determined by its conditions of strength, consistency, adherence and/or workability, following indicated tables and abacos.

CE2.2 Establish the correction in the dosage of a mixture of cementitious adhesive for partial or total replacement of water by a given emulsion, following the manufacturer's instructions.

CE2.3 Precise kneading, reamassing, adjustability and ripening conditions, and shelf life of a particular mixture, on the basis of the manufacturer's instructions.

CE2.4 Describe the effect of environmental conditions on the manufacture and properties of mixtures, specifying in which circumstances the elaboration will be contraindicated.

CE2.5 In a practical process of manufacturing mixtures, prepare the requested mixtures by selecting, using and maintaining the required individual work and protective equipment, and meeting the requirements established in terms of procedure, volume and time.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.5.

Other capabilities:

Interpret and execute the work instructions.

Comply with the production rules set by the organization.

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Learn new concepts or procedures and effectively leverage training, using acquired knowledge.

Habit to the organization's work rate.

Contents:

1. Mixtures of works and pre-dosed under construction

Mortars and pastes.

Predosed mortars and pastes.

Hormigones made in the pit and prepared.

Ant types: mass concretes, armed, intended and reinforced; high-strength, lightened and special concretes.

Components of the work mixtures: Additives, additives, gravel, sand, water, armor and reinforcing fibres.

Cementitious Adhesives. Dispersion resin adhesives. Adhesives and reed materials of reaction resins.

Components of the pre-dosed mixtures: Additives, additives, sands, water and emulsions.

Dosage: type, characteristic strength, consistency, maximum arid and ambient size, plasticity and strength. Applications.

Major regulatory obligations.

Essays to be performed on the work mixes.

Quality stamps and homologous marks.

2. Processes for the manufacture of mixtures of works and pre-metered under construction

Processes and conditions for making pastes and mortars: identification and control of components, weight and volume dosage, dosage corrections; kneading with manual and mechanical means, and water supply; transport containers; environmental conditions for the manufacture of mortars and pastes.

Processes and conditions for the production of concretes: identification and control of components; weight and volume dosage, dosage corrections; kneading with manual and mechanical means, and water supply; transport containers; environmental conditions for the production of concrete.

Processes and conditions for the manufacture of adhesives and rejointed materials: identification and control of components; dosage corrections; kneading with manual and mechanical means; filling of transport containers; Environmental conditions for the manufacture of adhesives and rejointing materials.

Teams: types and functions; selection, checking, and handling; individual protective equipment.

Occupational and environmental hazards; prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the manufacture of pastes, mortars, adhesives and concretes, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education) or other higher level education related to the 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: HANDLING MEDIA FOR BUILDING CLADDING

Level: 1

Code: MF0871_1

Associated with UC: Healing and regularizing media for building cladding

Duration: 60 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe the treatment processes of coating supports, identifying elements and materials to be coated, relating the different types of treatments and their properties, and specifying working methods.

CE1.1 Explain the function of the media treatments for construction coating, specifying the conditions to be obtained.

CE1.2 Recognize the material of a support presented -appreciable to the naked eye-, identifying the type of treatment that would require depending on the coating to be applied on it and describing the conditions of sanitation and regularisation to be obtained.

CE1.3 Interpret the meaning of technical terms used in the treatment of coating supports, specifying in their case the differences between the different techniques to be applied.

CE1.4 Describe the preparation operations of a known type and status support on which a particular coating will be applied, specifying the preconditions for the media, and the method and sequence of jobs.

CE1.5 Describe the usual defects in the treatment of coating supports, associating their causes and effects.

CE1.6 Describe innovative materials, equipment and techniques in coating media treatment, valuing their importance.

C2: Apply techniques for assembling and maintaining the usual auxiliary and collective protection means in construction coating works, which are specific to their competence, in compliance with the conditions of safety and health set.

CE2.1 Describe function, composition and use-installation, testing, maintenance, removal and storage-of the auxiliary and collective protection means required in a given activity, specifying the relationship between both types of media.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a certain representative pit of coating works, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and collective protection and drawing them on paper.

CE2.3 In a practical assumption of a representative pit of a coating work, check the status of the installed auxiliary and collective protection means, detecting defects and dysfunctions and applying the operations of required maintenance.

CE2.4 In a practical assumption of a representative pit of a coating, mounting and dismounting the necessary auxiliary and collective protection means, acting under supervision and observing the instructions received.

C3: Apply cleaning and cleaning techniques to various media on which coatings will be applied, meeting the quality and safety and health conditions established.

CE3.1 Define the conditions of execution, quality and environmental protection in the execution of water-jet or mixed-water treatments, interpreting the instructions received.

CE3.2 In a scenario of rehabilitation of a facade with carpenters:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams, applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the execution is complete.

-Apply a protection treatment by masking and/or covering surfaces in contact or next to items to be treated.

-Apply a cleaning treatment by squirt with air, scraping, brushing and/or degreasing, to mortar elements with oil and grease stains.

-Apply a cleaning treatment, by abrasive jet, to painted and/or wallpaper.

-Remove loose paint and oxides from metal carpeners.

-Remove paints and varnishes from woodpeckers.

C4: Apply regularisation and adhesion improvement techniques to various media on which coatings will be applied, meeting the quality and safety and health conditions established.

CE4.1 Describe the conditions of execution, quality and environmental protection of a set of regularization and improvement of adherence.

CE4.2 In a scenario of rebuilding a building:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams, applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the execution is complete.

-Apply regularisation treatment by plastened and bandaged to irregular and degraded factory elements, following the instructions received and identifying the structural joints present.

-Apply a treatment of adhesion by chopping, meshing and/or peppered with cement to smooth concrete.

-Lijar and plastate the woodpeckers.

-Run a leveling layer for an inner pavement.

-Dispose save on the edges of items to be covered, following the instructions received.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.3 and CE2.4; C3 with respect to CE3.2; C4 with respect to CE4.2.

Other capabilities:

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Interpret and execute the work instructions.

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Learn new concepts or procedures and effectively leverage training using acquired knowledge.

Respect the organization's internal procedures and rules.

Contents:

1. Treatment of media for coating

Types of coatings according to the material: continuous, discontinuous, in sheets, paints.

Types of coatings according to the use of the support: pisables and non-pissables.

Composition of surfaces for coating: blocks and elements of concrete in situ or prefabricated, brick factories, enfoscates, plaster and plaster, laminated plaster plates, metals, wood, other Previous coatings.

Relations of the coatings with other elements and work tajos.

Previous support conditions: stability, resistance, tightness, temperature.

Conditions to be obtained for coating: sanitation, cleaning, regularity and adherence.

Contour treatment: protection, masking, and covering.

Sanitation treatments: fungicides and waterproofing.

Cleaning treatments: washing, brushing, scraping, sanding, hot air jet, water jet, mixed water-abrasive jet, pickling.

Regularization treatments: scraping, sanding, plastating, bandage, floorization, placement of guardiors.

Adherence treatments: chopped, meshes, peppered with cement slurry.

Equipment for coating media treatments: types and functions; selection, checking and handling.

Personal protective equipment, collective protection means, auxiliary means; maintenance, preservation and storage.

2. Execution of sanitation treatments and cleaning of media for coating

Support status and conditions: humidity, cleaning, pre-existing finishes, contours, facilities.

Pathology of the supports: stains, humidity, moulds, efflorescences, oxides, rust, squid.

Contour treatment execution: masking, covering.

Materials for sanitation and cleaning treatments: types, functions, and properties.

Execution of sanitation treatments: fungicides, waterproofing.

Execution of cleaning treatments: washing, brushing, scraping, sanding, hot air jet, water jet, pickling.

Execution of sand, granallados, and mixto-abrasives.

Processes and conditions of handling and treatment of waste.

Routine execution defects: causes and effects.

Occupational and environmental risks. Prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

3. Execution of regularization treatments and adherence of media for coating

Support status and conditions: continuity, regularity, planning, horizontality, aplomb and verticality, roughness, previous finishes.

Conditions for the adhesion and grip of the mixtures.

Pathology: cracks and fissures, decongers, parts take-off (tiles, plates, or others).

Materials for regularization and adherence treatments: types, functions, and properties.

Execution of regularisation treatments: scraping, sanding, plastened, bandaged, soil levelling, putting of guardivivos.

Execution of adherence treatments: chopped, meshes, peppered with cement slurry.

Processes and conditions of handling and treatment of waste.

Routine execution defects: causes and effects.

Occupational and environmental risks. Prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the consolidation and regularization of media for construction coating, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Qualifications Framework for Higher Education) or higher education 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 4: ENFOSCATED AND SAVED "IN GOOD VIEW"

Level: 1

Code: MF0872_1

Associated with UC: Perform enfoscated and saved "in good view"

Duration: 60 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe the processes of execution of coatings with pastes and mortars on non-pissable paraments, identifying the treatment needs of different types of supports, relating the different types of materials to be applied and their properties, and specifying working methods for these garlic.

CE1.1 Explain the function of the various coatings on non-pissile parts, valuing their importance.

CE1.2 Identify the type of mixture that forms a particular coating, describing the properties of the coating.

CE1.3 Relate the different types of coatings with existing pastes and mortars, specifying their field of application.

CE1.4 correctly interpret the meaning of technical terms used in coatings with pastes and mortars, specifying in their case the differences between the different techniques to be applied.

CE1.5 Describe method and sequence of jobs required to perform enfoscations and/or dens, specifying preconditions and support.

CE1.6 Describe the preparation operations of a particular type and status support, required to apply an enfoscate or save.

CE1.7 Describe the usual defects in the execution of enfoscations and are "in good view", associating their causes and effects.

CE1.8 Describe the technological innovation factors in the works of continuous cluster coatings, valuing their importance.

C2: Apply technical assembly and maintenance of the usual auxiliary and collective protection means in the works of coatings with pastes and mortars on non-pissile parts, their own competence, complying with the established health and safety conditions.

CE2.1 Describe function, composition and use-installation, testing, maintenance, removal and storage-of the auxiliary and collective protection means required in a given activity, specifying the relationship between both types of media.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a certain representative pit of coating works on non-pissile parts, characterized by schemes or plans, to locate the main occupational risks, proposing measures of corresponding prevention and collective protection and drawing them on paper.

CE2.3 In a practical case of a test representative of a coating work on non-pissile parts, check the condition of the auxiliary and collective protection means installed, detecting defects and dysfunctions and applying the required maintenance operations.

CE2.4 In a practical assumption of a representative pit of a coating work on non-pissile parts, mounting and disassembling the necessary auxiliary and collective protection means, acting under supervision and observing the instructions received.

C3: Apply the technique of "in good view" to the realization of enfoscados and guarnados, fulfilling the conditions of quality and safety and health established.

CE3.1 Define the conditions of execution and quality of a given garlic, interpreting the instructions received.

CE3.2 Describe the treatment to be carried out on the joints between successive days, specifying the conditions to be obtained.

CE3.3 Describe the treatment to be performed on structural joints affected by enfoscations and/or guarnados, specifying the conditions to be obtained.

CE3.4 Explain the effect of environmental conditions on the execution of the enfoscados and guarnados, valuing their importance.

CE3.5 In a convenient execution scenario of an enfoscate in a parament:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams, applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the execution is complete.

-Perform manual or mechanical projection, adjusting to the required thickness.

-Rusing and frogging, properly treating the edges and corners.

-Apply a first curing irrigation.

CE3.6 In a scenario of execution of a guarnement on a parament:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams, applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the execution is complete.

-Perform manual projection on a part of the same, or mechanical, adjusting to the required thickness.

-Perform the mechanical projection on the remaining part of it, adjusting to the required thickness.

-Rasit it properly by treating the edges and corners.

-Raspen a part of the parament.

-Apply a first curing irrigation.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.3 and CE2.4; C3 with respect to CE3.5 and CE3.6.

Other capabilities:

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Interpret and execute the work instructions.

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Learn new concepts or procedures and effectively leverage training using acquired knowledge.

Respect the organization's internal procedures and rules.

Contents:

1. Cool and garnish "in good view"

Coatings under construction: generic types-continuous, discontinuous, in sheets, pines-; functions.

Types of continuous, cluster coatings: enfoscates, revoces, stucts, sgrafted, garnishes, plaster-laying, lucid, synthetic coatings, monolayer and bilayer coatings.

Properties and functions of the continuous cluster coatings.

Adapting the enfoscates to different types of media.

Relationships of the enfoscations and garnishes with other elements and work tajos.

Previous support conditions: stability, resistance, tightness, temperature.

Environmental conditions for the construction of continuous cluster coatings.

2. Processes of execution of enfoscados and garnishes "in good view"

Process of execution of enfoscations "in good view": supply, control of moisture of the support; placement of rules or vision; projection of the mass; extended; scraping; treatment of joints; splicing; fratasado; curing.

A good view's execution process "in good view": supply; support humidity control; placement of rules or sights; projection of the paste; extended; scraping; treatment of joints; texturization; splicing.

Quality conditions of the enfoscated and garnishing: thickness; flatness; collapse, texture.

Processes and conditions of handling and treatment of waste.

Teams for running and saving: types and functions; selection, checking, and handling.

Personal protective equipment, collective protection means, auxiliary means; maintenance, preservation and storage.

Routine execution defects: causes and effects.

Occupational and environmental risks. Prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the performance of enfoscations and "in good view", which will be accredited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Qualifications Framework for Higher Education) or higher education 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: PAINTING AND PRINTING AND PROTECTIVE MATERIALS UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Level: 1

Code: MF0873_1

Associated with UC: Apply protective prints and paints under construction

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Describe the processes of application of paints and related products under construction, identifying the treatment needs of different types of supports, relating the different types of paints and their properties, and specifying working methods for these tajos.

CE1.1 Explain the function of the paintings under construction, valuing differences with other types of coatings.

CE1.2 Relate the different types of protection prints and paints existing in the construction sector, associating their application field.

CE1.3 Relate the different types of finishing paints existing in the construction sector, associating their field of application.

CE1.4 Describe method and sequence of jobs required to apply paintings under construction, specifying prerequisite and required support.

Ce1.5 Correctly interpret the meaning of technical terms used in construction painting works, specifying in their case the differences between the different techniques to be applied.

CE1.6 Describe the preparation operations of a given type and status support, on which a given type painting will be applied.

CE1.7 Describe the usual defects in priming and protective paint prior to paint finishes, associating causes and effects.

CE1.8 Describe the technological innovation factors in construction painting, valuing their importance.

C2: Apply techniques for assembling and maintaining the usual auxiliary and collective protection means in construction painting works, which are specific to their competence, in compliance with the conditions of safety and health set.

CE2.1 Describe function, composition and use-installation, testing, maintenance, removal and storage-of the auxiliary and collective protection means required in a given activity, specifying the relationship between both types of media.

CE2.2 In a practical scenario of a certain representative pit of painting works, characterized by schemes or plans, locating the main occupational risks, proposing measures of prevention and collective protection and drawing them on paper.

CE2.3 In a practical assumption of a representative pit of a painting in construction, check the status of the auxiliary and collective protection means installed, detecting defects and dysfunctions and applying the required maintenance operations.

CE2.4 In a practical assumption of a representative pit of a painting, mount and disassemble the necessary auxiliary and collective protection means, acting under supervision and observing the instructions received.

C3: Apply handling techniques for products used in paint works in the construction of paints, varnishes and plasters, complying with the instructions for preparation and the safety and health conditions set.

CE3.1 Classifying the components of the paints (binders, diluents, pigments and additives) according to their function, describing the same and distinguishing the evolution of these elements in the interval between the mixture and drying.

CE3.2 Describe the generic conditions that indicate the bad status of the mixtures and stored products, specifying how to proceed with them.

CE3.3 Explain the generic conditions of handling and storage of the mixtures, specifying the negative consequences of not respecting them.

CE3.4 Describe the effect of environmental conditions on the manufacture and properties of mixtures.

CE3.5 In a practical product mix scenario for paint jobs:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams, applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the execution is complete.

-Determine the useful life of the required mixtures, the time of rest prior to their placing on the site and the necessary quantity of the same to cover a given surface and nature support, according to the technical information sheet of the manufacturer.

-Develop the required volume and time-to-date mixtures.

C4: Define and apply protective prints and paints using a gun, roller, or brush technique.

CE4.1 Describe the conditions of execution, quality and environmental protection of a given garlic, interpreting the instructions received.

CE4.2 Define the effect of environmental conditions on the application of primers and paints, and according to the equipment used.

CE4.3 In a scenario of applying primers or protective paints of certain elements or supports:

-Select the required individual protection and work teams, applying the maintenance tasks that are indicated to you after the execution is complete.

-Perform the treatment or application of a part of the element or support by means of brush or roller, complying with the instructions received as regards the means of application and performance.

-Perform the treatment or application on the remaining part of the element or support, by means of a pistol, in compliance with the instructions received regarding the means of application and performance.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C2 with respect to CE2.2, CE2.3 and CE2.4; C3 with respect to CE3.5; C4 with respect to CE4.3.

Other capabilities:

Comply with the production rules set by the organization.

Maintain the work area with the degree of order and cleanliness required by the organization.

Interpret and execute the work instructions.

Take responsibility for the work you are developing.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Learn new concepts or procedures and effectively leverage training using acquired knowledge.

Contents:

1. Printing and protective treatments using paints and products and related products

Types of paints used under construction: aqueous paints (al mettle; lime; cement; silicate; plastic-vinyl and acrylic); non-aqueous paints (synthetic grasses; translucent; nitrocellus; polyurethane) -monocomponent-; chlorocaucho); resinous paints (epoxy and polyurethane-bicomponents).

Special treatments: waterproofing, flame retardants, facade protectors, bituminous plants.

Print.

Components, pigments, catalysts, diluents for paints to be worked out.

Properties of the paintings.

Appropriate media types: Application field of different types of paintings under construction.

Relationships of the paintings with other elements and work tajos.

Previous support conditions: stability, resistance, tightness, temperature.

Composition and dosing according to manufacturers ' applications and recommendations.

Quality stamps and marks approved in building components and paintings.

2. Application of primer and protective treatments

Processes and conditions of handling and storage of paints and mixtures: identification and control of components; dosage by weight and volume, dosage corrections; agitation; mixed with manual and mechanical means; filling of transport containers; storage and handling of packaging; environmental conditions for the preparation and manufacture of mixtures; processes and conditions for handling and treatment of waste.

Processes and conditions of application of protective paints and primers: supply; control of moisture of the support; application by gun, roller or brush; drying; thickness of the film; regularity; conditions environmental for the application of primers and protective paints.

Equipment for primer and protective treatments: types and functions; selection, checking and handling.

Personal protective equipment, means of collective protection, auxiliary means; maintenance, preservation and storage. Personal protective equipment, means of collective protection, auxiliary means; maintenance, preservation and storage.

Routine execution defects: causes and effects.

Occupational and environmental risks. Prevention measures.

Recent innovative materials, techniques, and equipment.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the application of protective prints and paints under construction, which will be accredited by one of the following two forms:

-Level 1 academic training (Spanish Qualifications Framework for Higher Education) or higher education 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.

ANNEX III

Professional qualification: Project control and construction works

Professional Family: Building and Civil Work

Level: 3

Code: EOC273_3

General Competition

Perform tasks of elaboration, tracking and updating, of planning, cost control and documentary control systems applied to projects and construction sites, throughout all phases of the process.

Competition Units

UC0874_3: Track the build schedule

UC0875_3: Process cost control under construction

UC0876_3: Manage Build Project Documentation Systems

Professional Environment

Professional Scope

Develops its professional activity in technical works offices, and in technical departments whose function is the management of projects, dedicated to the control of planning, costs and documentation related to projects of different types, as well as construction works, in entities of a private nature, mainly in small and medium-sized enterprises, both self-employed and non-profit, regardless of their legal form. It develops its activity depending at all times, functional and/or hierarchically, of a superior. The principles of universal accessibility are applied in the development of professional activity in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Productive Sectors

It is located in the construction sector, in the sub-sector related to building, urbanization and civil work, mainly in promoting and construction companies, as well as in companies specialized in project management.

Relevant occupations and jobs

The terms of the following relationship of occupations and jobs are used with a generic and omnicomprensivo character of women and men.

Technical Office Chief Helpers

Scheduler Helpers

Cost Control Technician Helpers

Documentary Control Technicians

Technical works auxiliaries

Associated Training (510 hours)

Training Modules

MF0874_3: Planning under construction (270 hours)

MF0875_3: Cost control under construction (150 hours)

MF0876_3: Documentary control under construction (90 hours)

COMPETITION UNIT 1: TRACK THE BUILD SCHEDULE

Level: 3

Code: UC0874_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Propose an initial plan/program of the study, project, or project to establish your Base Plan/Program, performing basic performance calculations.

CR 1.1 The starting position is analyzed according to an established model of the processes (phases and sub-phases), detecting the necessary information for the complete definition of the same.

CR 1.2 Subprocess performance data (activities), are determined from databases or estimates indicated by the person responsible or higher.

CR 1.3 The calculations of durations are made using the starting data, using the formulas provided by the model or those indicated.

CR 1.4 The calculations of the relationships between the sections of the initial plan/program, are developed without errors or mistakes, respecting the logic of the design and/or construction process proposed by the model or those indicated.

CR 1.5 The initial plan/program is generated by specific computer application, incorporating the model's sections or subprocesses and introducing the results of durations and relationships.

CR 1.6 The resulting plan/program is presented together with the supporting calculations to the responsible or superior, according to the established formats.

CR 1.7 The Base Plan/Program is generated by incorporating the modifications raised and agreed upon by all the responsible agents involved in this phase, archiving with the established format and coding.

RP 2: Concrete the Design Plan/Program to allow control of the project's writing phase, keeping correspondence with the initial plan.

CR 2.1 The starting position is analyzed according to the established delivery and hiring strategies, detecting the necessary information for the complete definition of the sequence of activities and establishing the coding required according to the associated guidelines.

CR 2.2 The durations are set by adjusting to the established standard and reference calendars, or in their case by replacing them.

CR 2.3 The relationships between the activities are developed respecting the logic-or their possible groupings-of the design phase, and between them with those of the procurement phase, of the processes to be developed.

CR 2.4 Design Plan/Program proposals are generated by specific computer application, incorporating the activities-and their possible groupings-identified by the established coding.

CR 2.5 The resulting proposals and the Design Plan/Program are collated with the corresponding section of the Base Program, presenting to the responsible or superior according to the established format.

CR 2.6 The Plan/Program of Final Design that is obtained, incorporates the modifications proposed and agreed by all the responsible agents involved in this phase, archiving with the format and coding set.

RP 3: Concrete the Contract Plan/Program to allow control of the process of hiring the works, following the guidelines regarding the hiring strategy.

CR 3.1 The baseline situation is analysed according to the established procurement strategy, detecting the information required for the complete definition of the sequence of activities for each procurement lot, and by setting the required encoding according to the associated guidelines.

CR 3.2 The Recruitment Programme is developed, if necessary, in more detail than included in the initial programme for the construction phase, including facilities and interim access needs.

CR 3.3 The durations are in accordance with the established standard and the reference calendars, or are replaced by those indicated, removing from each batch any activities that are not necessary.

CR 3.4 The relationships between the activities are developed in a way that respects the logic-or its possible groupings-of the contracting phase, and between them with the phases of design and execution of the processes develop.

CR 3.5 The Plan/Contract Program proposals are generated by specific computer application, incorporating the activities and their possible groupings identified by the established coding.

CR 3.6 The resulting proposals and the resulting Plan/Program are collated with the corresponding section of the Base Program, presenting to the responsible or superior according to the established format.

CR 3.7 The Procurement Plan/Program, which is obtained as definitive, incorporates the modifications proposed and agreed by all the responsible agents involved in this phase, filing with the format and coding set.

RP 4: Develop a draft of the Plan/Program of Execution to proceed to review by the planning officer, performing the data collection and identifying activities, estimating resources and durations and establishing relationships, according to the direction of project/work execution.

CR 4.1 Data collection is done by verifying that sources are responsible for the management of project/work execution.

CR 4.2 The data collection is carried out by determining the specific conditions and the own scheme of the project/work in progress based on previous experiences in projects and similar works, and is plasma using formats set.

CR 4.3 Activity data collection is discretized in the subdivisions established according to project/work criteria (geographic, organizational, typological, and other).

CR 4.4 The activities are suggested, determined and agreed with the implementing officer, according to the characteristics of the project/work, following planning guidelines regarding the definition of the project/work.

CR 4.5 Durations are calculated, determined, and agreed with the execution officer, according to the measurements, estimated returns, and expected resources for each activity.

CR 4.6 The relationships between the activities are developed respecting the logic-or their possible groupings-of the contracting phase, and between them with the phases of design and execution of the processes to be developed.

CR 4.7 The definition of the schedule schema is completed by setting the required encoding and applying it to the defined activities, following the established subdivisions and the unit tracking needs criticisms.

CR 4.8 The planning scheme is introduced into the specific IT application, incorporating the activities and their possible groupings identified by the established coding, as well as the resources provided for their execution and the cost associated with each activity.

RP 5: Concrete the Plan/Program of Execution to allow control of the work phase, starting from the draft established from the data collection and incorporating the adjustments required by the planning officers of the project/work.

CR 5.1 The activities that are performed are those determined by the draft or those indicated after the adjustment, applying the encoding set for the draft.

CR 5.2 The durations that are estimated are those determined by the draft or those indicated after the adjustment meeting the objectives set in the Base Program.

CR 5.3 The relationships between the activities-or their possible groupings-of the implementation phase, and between them with those of the procurement phase, are determined by the draft or those indicated after the adjustment, considering in this The shared use of resources by different activities.

CR 5.4 The Plan/Program of Execution is generated by specific computer application, incorporating the activities and their possible groupings identified by the established coding, as well as the resources provided for their execution and the cost associated with each activity.

CR 5.5 The resulting proposals and the Plan/Program of Execution are collated with the corresponding section of the Base Program, being presented to the responsible or superior according to the established format.

CR 5.6 The Implementation Plan/Program, which is implemented as a definitive, incorporates the modifications proposed and agreed upon by all the responsible actors involved in this phase, and includes a forecast of cost curve for the project, archiving with the established format and encoding.

RP 6: Track the work in the different phases to perform the periodic update of the schedule by issuing reports on the progress of the activities and their impact on the expected dates.

CR 6.1 The departure form for tracking is generated in established format, adjusting it to the activities of the current plan/program and the established time horizon.

CR 6.2 The departure form is sent to the enforcement officers to allow the monitoring of the tasks under their command, incorporating the intended start and end dates of the activities and their slack.

CR 6.3 The actual start and end dates of the activities, as well as the percentage/degree of their progress, are held by the implementing officers of each phase, or by other indirect interveners, periodically and at the end of the time interval set for tracking, adjusting to the instructions received.

CR 6.4 The tracking forms that are used, serve as a basis for updating the plan/program by collecting additional information regarding the remaining duration of the activities in progress.

CR 6.5 The form is completed with the data collected and the progress of the activities-and their groupings-is analyzed in the established time interval, detecting deviations from the plan/program forecasts, and from the actual resources in work with those envisaged, quantifying their impact on the deadlines established by the Base Programme.

CR 6.6 The results of the follow up are reported to the responsible or higher, generating the necessary reports according to the established formats.

RP 7: Perform the update of the schedule in the different phases to match the plan/program to the actual progress of the work, starting from the periodic follow-up done and issuing reports of the deviations produced and its impact on the deadlines established by the Base Program.

CR 7.1 The update is undertaken after the established number of follow-up intervals has been met, in the face of the potential risk of significant deviations, or by indication of the person responsible or higher, extracting the information generated after the most recent tracking interval.

CR 7.2 The plan/program is updated by the same computer application as it is generated, incorporating the actual start and end data of the activities, or their possible groupings, as well as the remaining duration of the activities. ongoing activities and the economic certification associated with each activity or project total.

CR 7.3 Plan/program consistency is parsed, detecting logical failures of the process, and proceeding to debug.

CR 7.4 The proposals and the debugged plan/program are collated with the data from the previous update, presenting to the responsible or superior according to the format set.

CR 7.5 The definitive version of the plan/program that is updated, incorporates the modifications raised and agreed upon by all the responsible agents involved, archiving with the format and encoding established.

CR 7.6 The result of the update is concrete by generating the required reports according to the formats established and incorporating the analysis of the controller or higher.

RP 8: Concrete the revision of the schedule in the different phases to meet the new needs arising from changes or unforeseen, incorporating the necessary modifications and issuing graphical and/or written about changes made.

CR 8.1 The new situation generated after the changes suffered, is analyzed based on the indications of the responsible or superior, identifying the changes to be made to the plan/program.

CR 8.2 Changes to activities, durations, relationships, and coding are incorporated into the plan/program using the same computer application where it is generated.

CR 8.3 The new relationships between the activities that are maintained and the new ones are analyzed by checking that the established execution processes are being respected.

CR 8.4 The revised proposals and plan/program are collated with the Base Program, presenting to the responsible or superior according to the established format.

CR 8.5 The definitive version of the plan/program that is reviewed, incorporates the modifications proposed and agreed by all the responsible agents involved in this phase, archiving with the format and coding set.

CR 8.6 The revised version of the plan/program is presented as a result of the process-periodic or extraordinary-post-review update.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Yields databases under construction. Internet sites related to construction. Computer equipment and networks. Generic and build-specific scheduling/scheduling applications. Specific applications and environments for measurements and budgets. Office applications.

Products and results:

Initial Proposal for a Plan/Base Program for studies, projects, or projects. Proposal for Plan/Program of Design. Proposal for a Plan/Recruitment Programme. Draft, data collection and proposal for the Plan/Program of Execution. Track the progress of the work and the proposal to update the planning. Reports of follow-up, verbal, written and graphic. Proposal to review the schedule.

Information used or generated:

Studies and projects documents. Process models: studies, projects, works. Performance of activities and sub-processes. Duration of activities. Relations between activities. Follow-up forms. Process plans/programs under construction. Verbal and written instructions for team leader.

COMPETITION UNIT 2: PROCESS CONSTRUCTION COST CONTROL

Level: 3

Code: UC0875_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Generate a Reference Budget-Initial Estimate of Costs-to understand the economic scope of the project/work, completing and shaping the information of chapters and headings and applying the system of set encoding.

CR 1.1 The starting information is analyzed and adapted to the established budget model, detecting the information necessary for the complete definition of the same and establishing the necessary coding according to the guidelines associated.

CR 1.2 The headings and chapters are encoded according to the adopted coding system.

CR 1.3 The budget is generated by compute or specific computing application, incorporating both headings and chapters and other possible groupings identified by the adopted encoding.

CR 1.4 The resulting budget is presented according to the formats established and accompanied by the clarifications regarding the origin of the data and the indetermination of items.

CR 1.5 The Reference Budget-or Initial Cost Estimate-is generated by incorporating the modifications that are raised and agreed by all the responsible stakeholders, archiving with the format and coding set.

RP 2: Distribute the budget units in the batches determined by the project manager to proceed with their procurement, determining the economic scope of the lots raised.

CR 2.1 The reference budget is analyzed and adapted to the established procurement strategy, determining the items and chapters that make up each batch and establishing the necessary coding according to the guidelines associated.

CR 2.2 The budget items assigned to the lots are grouped into the same computer application, applying the expected encoding associated with the batch.

CR 2.3 The composition of the batch is analysed, checking that all the consignments have batch code and that all the lots have at least one consignment, and making the necessary adjustments as indicated by the higher or responsible.

CR 2.4 The batch budget is presented in accordance with the formats established and accompanied by the clarifications concerning the criteria for the allocation of items, following their acceptance with the format and established coding.

RP 3: Prepare documentation for suppliers, contractors or subcontractors for the request for tenders (competition), generating it through established formats and presenting it to the project manager.

CR 3.1 The contacts with the contractors and suppliers are managed, preparing the invitation to tender according to the established model, directing it to those indicated by the project manager, and processing the answers for their presentation to the top.

CR 3.2 The basis of the contest is generated from the established model and by collecting the information from the project manager.

CR 3.3 Contest documents are collected and arranged, according to project manager guidelines.

CR 3.4 The document delivery letter that is made, corresponds to the confirmed contestants, adjusting to the established model and collecting the information from the project manager.

RP 4: Evaluate the offers received to perform their comparative, detecting errors and omissions and requesting the relevant clarifications to homogenize them according to the indications of the project manager.

CR 4.1 The comparison form is generated by introducing the headings and chapters of each procurement lot, and for each of them the description of the item, the intended measurement, its estimated unit price and the price expected total.

CR 4.2 The data from the received bids is entered in the form reflecting the total and unit prices offered.

CR 4.3 The tenders processed by means of the form are analysed and presented to the person responsible for their review, detecting and recording deviations from measurements, omitted or extended items and time limits. stipulated by the tender.

CR 4.4 Information/clarifications arising from the analysis of deviations from the offers are requested at the request of the project manager, according to established channels and formats and requiring a deadline for receipt.

CR 4.5 Offers that do not include certain items or chapters are removed from the form or are maintained, following the indications of the superior or responsible, and in case they are retained the comparative table, to reflect the common fraction of the bid request batch and creating a new batch with the unoffered portion.

CR 4.6 Form data is processed with the homogenized offers, making comparisons between them to determine the best according to item, chapter or global batch, and setting the deviation percentages for the initial data.

CR 4.7 The results of the comparison are presented to the responsible or superior, generating a comparative table according to the established formats and incorporating the modifications resulting from the analysis and negotiation with the contractors.

RP 5: Compose the certifications to proceed with their issuance and billing, adjusting the relationships valued to the measurements approved by the project manager and the clauses of the project.

CR 5.1 The items and chapters of the contracted scope are entered in a certification form, each of which is introduced for each of them both the description of the item and the measurements and the unit and total prices. contracted.

CR 5.2 The certification form is filled in by incorporating the measurements data of the executed work approved by the project manager.

CR 5.3 The valued relationships received from the contractors, corresponding to the certification period, are processed by means of the form, checking errors and detecting the price and price changes in relation to the contract.

CR 5.4 The certifications for the contractor are generated according to the established formats, incorporating the indications of the project manager.

RP 6: Track and update the cost of changes in the project to carry out the cost reports, by checking the formalization of the change proposals and their correspondence with the current contract.

CR 6.1 Unit prices applied to measurement changes of existing items are checked to correspond to the contract prices agreed between the contractor and project managers.

CR 6.2 Change requests or proposals that involve modification of the contract are formalized in orders/conventions, verifying their presentation and acceptance by project managers.

CR 6.3 The documentation that accompanies the modification orders or supplementary agreements is collected and ordered, generating the letters and documents that accompany the processing according to the established formats and the indications of the or higher.

CR 6.4 The system of categorization of causes conforms to the adopted changes, according to established guidelines.

CR 6.5 The items and chapters of the new contracted work scope, as well as those already in existence, are coded according to the revised coding system.

CR 6.6 The items and chapters of the new contracted scope are incorporated in the certification form, with each of them being introduced both the description of the item and the measurements and the unit and total prices. of the new procurement.

RP 7: Develop and process cost sheets to keep the project manager informed, reflecting contracting, change, and certification statuses and issuing periodic reports of the overall project cost status.

CR 7.1 The cost sheet is generated by entering into a form the chapters and groupings of items broken down by sub-contractors, and introducing the totals for each of them, relating to the budgeted, initial contracted and after review, and certificate.

CR 7.2 The cost sheet is updated, adjusting to changes and new hires.

CR 7.3 The cost sheet is configured by confronting columns for comparison between what is budgeted and contracted and between what is contracted and certified, presenting it for analysis to the project manager and applying the appropriate coding to facilitate such analysis.

CR 7.4 Cost reports are developed by computer applications, with actual and expected certification data, approved changes to the budget, subdivision of the reasons for change and/or expected procurement on real, in accordance with the established formats of curves or graphs and the indications of the person responsible or higher.

CR 7.5 The monthly cost report is generated by introducing the changes indicated in the cost information and according to the established formats and guidelines of the project manager.

CR 7.6 The monthly cost report is archived having applied the format and encoding set.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Pricing databases under construction. Internet sites related to construction. Computer equipment and networks. Specific applications and environments for measurements and budgets. Office applications.

Products and results:

Initial cost estimate. Lots of recruitment of the project. Bid request documentation. Comparison of the tenders received. Certifications of studies, projects and works. Tracking, updating, and reviewing cost sheets. Reports of tracking, updating, and reviewing costs, verbal, written, and graphics.

Information used or generated:

Studies and projects documents. Models of budgets: studies, projects, works. Prices under construction. Documentation of the basis of competitions. Valued relationships and budgets. Contract documentation, supplementary agreements, modification orders. Verbal and written instructions for team leader.

COMPETITION UNIT 3: MANAGE BUILDING PROJECT DOCUMENTATION SYSTEMS

Level: 3

Code: UC0876_3

Professional Realizations and Realization Criteria:

RP 1: Establish an index of the documents to be controlled to carry out their coding, determining and classifying the documents involved in the project/work and their relationship with the agents involved in the development of the project same.

CR 1.1 The starting position is analyzed according to the documentation model set for the type of project to be controlled, detecting the information necessary for the complete definition of the project.

CR 1.2 The definitive list of the types of documents to be referenced is determined by collecting project team information about the specific document types of the project/work in progress, and is plasma-based set.

CR 1.3 The documents in the list are classified together in three groups, those generated by the participants in the project/work, those that do not belong to the first type are managed by the team responsible for the project/work, and a third type to which documents located outside the scope of the documentation system would correspond, but to which reference is made for intervening in the project/work.

CR 1.4 The different types of documents are related by associating them with the agents responsible for their creation, approval, issuance, registration and/or use, generating or adapting an array of responsibilities.

CR 1.5 The index of document types to be archived is generated or adapted from a standard model, ensuring the referencing and physical and computer file of all documents.

CR 1.6 The classification and indexing proposals are presented to the top or responsible by following the established formats.

CR 1.7 The definitive version of the list of documents to be controlled and the file system is generated, incorporating the indications of the superior or responsible, and is issued to all the agents with responsibility in the generation, modification and file of the same.

RP 2: Establish and apply a coding system, recording all the documents involved in the project in order of priority, to enable the uniqueness and traceability of the documentation.

CR 2.1 The record of critical documentation is prioritized, applying an interim coding system adapted from a standard model for the given project/work type.

CR 2.2 The coding of the plans is reflected in the type of project and the phase of the project, establishing its application with the consensus of those responsible.

CR 2.3 The codification of text documents (meeting minutes, letters, faxes, submissions, changes, requests for information, among others) is reflected in the type of project and the phase of the project, establishing its application with the consensus of those responsible.

CR 2.4 The proposals concerning the coding system are presented to the higher or responsible by following the established formats.

CR 2.5 The definitive version of the coding system is generated, incorporating the indications of the superior or responsible, and issuing it to all the agents with responsibility for the generation and modification of the same.

RP 3: Represent the most complex management processes, required by the documents included in the documentary management system, through flow diagrams to facilitate their understanding and application by the agents interveners.

CR 3.1 The starting position is analyzed by consulting with the superior or responsible, assessing the complexity and importance of the document processing processes and concluding the need or not of their representation through diagrams.

CR 3.2 The flow diagram of the processes to represent is generated, adapting standard models of representative diagrams of processes similar to the project.

CR 3.3 The diagram is represented, including in the description of the processes, references to the responsibilities of the intervening agents, keeping correspondence with the matrix of responsibilities and collecting the changes in processes throughout the different stages of the project.

CR 3.4 Proposals regarding process diagrams are presented to the top or responsible, following the established formats.

CR 3.5 The definitive version of the processing procedures and their associated diagrams is generated, incorporating the indications of the superior or responsible and issuing to all the intervening agents in the processes of processing.

RP 4: Apply the standard formats for each document type to be generated on the system and each report required from the system, designing those that are specific to the project and not included in the standard model.

CR 4.1 The starting position is analyzed by consulting with the superior or responsible, distinguishing between the types of documents that are adapted to the standard formats of application and those that require the development of new ones. formats.

CR 4.2 The formats applicable to project documents are generated, adapting existing standard models, or designing new formats with corporate image continuity.

CR 4.3 The stamps required to use in documents are generated, adapting existing standard models, or designing new formats with corporate image continuity.

CR 4.4 The formats of those document types that need to be incorporated into the system or need to be adapted to the needs of the project are generated in the same way as the initials, transforming the available formats or if necessary, designing them with the continuity of the corporate image.

CR 4.5 Proposals regarding the formats of documents or stamps are presented to the superior or responsible for approval.

CR 4.6 The definitive version of the formats of the documents and stamps is generated, incorporating the indications of the superior or responsible, and is issued to all the agents with responsibility in the generation and/or approval of the same.

RP 5: Operate the documentary management system to ensure its implementation and validity, in accordance with established procedures and methodology.

CR 5.1 The starting position is analyzed by consulting with the superior or responsible, valuing the characteristics and power of the necessary computer equipment that supports the documentation system.

CR 5.2 Computer systems and computers are installed and configured at the user level, adjusting to the needs of the documentation system.

CR 5.3 The high of the documentation system is performed, following the guidance of the superior or responsible, ensuring the full operability of the same.

CR 5.4 The contacts and the intervening agents are encoded and introduced into the system, ensuring the uniqueness and traceability of the contacts.

CR 5.5 The documents required for proper system operation are generated and/or archived, using established procedures, encoding, and formatting.

CR 5.6 Technical plans and information are archived and transmitted, ensuring their validity at the points of use in the shortest possible time since their approval or receipt.

CR 5.7 Proposals regarding the formats of documents or stamps are presented to the superior or responsible for approval.

CR 5.8 The definitive version of the formats of the documents and stamps is generated, incorporating the indications of the superior or responsible, and is issued to all the agents with responsibility in the generation and/or approval of the same.

CR 5.9 System operation communicates to the responsible or higher, generating reports on the control aspects of the diagnostic project from the documentation system follow-up.

Professional Context:

Production media:

Computer and computer networks. Specific applications and environments for documentary control. Office-based applications. Material documentation file systems.

Products and results:

Project/project documentation index to be controlled. The coding system for the documents. Flow diagrams of the management processes. Standard formats of documents, designed and applied. System of documentary management implemented. Reports of follow-up of documents and processes, verbal, written and graphic.

Information used or generated:

Studies and projects documents. Documentation model set for the project type. Standard models of diagram representative diagrams similar to the project. Specifications of the project that defines the documents to be generated.

TRAINING MODULE 1: PLANNING UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Level: 3

Code: MF0874_3

Associated with UC: Track Planning Under Construction

Duration: 270 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Analyze the scheduling/scheduling processes, valuing their usefulness, comparing the different methods used, and performing program calculations without using specific computer applications.

CE1.1 Explain the difference between the notion of project as a technical document and as a planned and targeted action, specifying the relationship between the two notions.

CE1.2 Explain why planning on projects is useful and necessary, formulating a definition of the concept of planning adjusted to project development.

CE1.3 Explain the common elements to all planning methods, defining the following concepts: process model, subprocesses, phases, and subphases, activities, relationships.

CE1.4 Classify and compare the different types of planning methods-Gantt chart, methods of critical path-differentiating your goals, scope, and calculation procedures.

CE1.5 Explain the difference between activities (tasks), hammocks, milestones, project disaggregation structure, specifying the relationship between these concepts.

CE1.6 Explain the different types of relationships between activities, deducting what the critical path is.

CE1.7 In a practical scenario of an everyday process, calculate the network of precedence and perform its equivalent representation on Gantt chart, solving the duration of the network and its critical path without using applications Specific computer systems.

CE1.8 Explain planning needs for monitoring, updating, and reviewing, describing the changes that the project undergoes during its development.

CE1.9 Describe common planning/scheduling application defects, associating their causes and effects.

CE1.10 Describe the technological and organizational innovation factors in project and project planning work, assessing their impact.

C2: Analyze the processes associated with the development of projects and construction works, delimiting the phases that compose them and determining the activities necessary to include in their Base Program.

CE2.1 Relating the phases involved in achieving a construction project (initial definition, design, procurement, execution), determining the purpose of each phase, the result achieved (Base Program, Program of Design, Contract Program, and Execution Program respectively) and the relationships that bind them.

CE2.2 Explain the level of detail that is achieved in the previous definition of a performance, and its corresponding Base Program, identifying the intervening agents and/or consulted during their elaboration and the roles that perform.

CE2.3 In a scenario of a given project, determine the activities required to generate the Base Program, which includes all the phases that make up the same project.

CE2.4 Identify the stages (plan, study, preliminary draft, project) that may be present in the elaboration of a construction project and the documents that compose it, specifying the degree of definition that the design reaches in each one of those stages.

CE2.5 Describe the procurement or procurement process (contest and award), ordering the stages that come with it.

CE2.6 Describe the usual deviations in the temporary development of construction projects/works, associating measures to reduce them.

C3: Analyze the necessary work and procedures in the development of project design and procurement phases, describing how and when they are performed.

CE3.1 Expose the usual jobs and procedures involved in the design of a project, determining its development over time.

CE3.2 Identify the intervening and/or consulted agents in the process of drawing up a project, describing their intervention.

CE3.3 Explain what delivery and hiring strategies consist of, describing what are the usual design deliveries and procurement packages.

CE3.4 Explain how design and hiring strategies influence both design and hiring processes, describing the relationship between the two processes.

CE3.5 Expose the usual jobs and procedures involved in the hiring of project execution works, determining their development over time.

CE3.6 Identify the intervening agents and/or consulted in the process of hiring the works of execution of a project, describing their intervention.

CE3.7 In a practical scenario of a given project, determine the activities necessary to generate the Design and Contract Programs, establishing their correspondence with the work of each stage and establishing the temporary relationships between the activities of the same phase and with other phases.

CE3.8 Describe the usual deviations in the temporal development of design and procurement processes, associating measures to reduce them.

C4: Analyze the units that integrate the execution of the construction works, describing how, when, and by whom they are executed.

CE4.1 Relate the usual chapters involved in the execution of a building project and another one of urbanization, determining its development and the temporal relationships that bind them, and comparing both cases.

CE4.2 Relating the usual work units within the chapters that integrate the execution of buildings and works of urbanization, differentiating according to different types of buildings (residential, offices, commercial center and others), explaining their nature and the temporal relationships that bind them.

CE4.3 Classify civil infrastructures according to their functions, differentiating between typologies and describing their characteristics.

CE4.4 Explain the hierarchical structure that regulates the works (operatives, team leaders, foremen, managers, general manager, head of production and head of work), specifying the prevalence.

CE4.5 In a practical scenario of a construction work, identify the resources (materials, trades, and machinery) used in the execution of the units, using the description of the units.

CE4.6 Identify the temporary facilities, the auxiliary and collective protection facilities common in construction and urbanization, differentiating their types.

CE4.7 Describe the various methods and procedures of execution for the most significant units in construction and development projects, specifying the different resources used.

CE4.8 Describe the usual deviations in the temporal development of the works, associating the measures to reduce them.

C5: Determine the activities that integrate the Program of Execution of a given project, comparing with the breakdown structure and program of a type work, establishing and obtaining the necessary complementary information to define the program.

CE5.1 Relate the usual construction activities in the building and urbanization works, establishing their correspondence with the budget units and their measurements.

CE5.2 Identify the equipment involved in the execution of the construction activities and the average yields obtained, using the descriptions of the units and equipment.

CE5.3 Describe the usual content and process for completing the data-taking forms that define the Execution Program, valuing the periodicity with which they should be performed.

CE5.4 Identify sources of resource and performance information under construction, valuing their accuracy.

CE5.5 In a practical scenario of a building or simple urbanization work, you have your project documents and by comparison with another similar work whose program serves as a model:

-Determine your breakdown structure.

-Get the list of activities and code them.

-Calculate the duration of activities by allocating resources and applying standard returns.

-Set the relationships between the activities and configure the precedence network.

CE5.6 Explain the importance of reference calendars in the elaboration of a Program, describing the problems that you can raise when they are poorly defined.

C6: Describe the planning, update, and review procedures for the schedule, interpreting the available information.

CE6.1 Describe how graphic information is used (reports, plans, photographs) to show the progress of a work, valuing the differences.

CE6.2 Describe the procedure with which monitoring is carried out on projects and construction sites, describing the usual content of the follow-up forms and assessing the periodicity with which it should be performed.

CE6.3 Explain the program update on projects and construction sites, associating the causes that make it necessary and describing the procedures that apply.

CE6.4 Describe the reports and graphs used to illustrate the progress of a project/work, associating the computer applications with which they are made, and identifying the variables to represent.

C7: Operate planning and office-specific IT applications by developing and calculating project and work programs, tracking, updating and reviewing them, as well as reports on the progress status of projects or works to be controlled.

CE7.1 In a practical scenario of a simple construction or urbanization work, of which its program is known with completely established activities and relationships, and operating office-specific and office-specific software applications planning:

-Create the resource dictionaries, tags, and calendars within the specific computing application.

-Determine an intuitive identification structure (number) that facilitates the localization of the activities within the work.

-Enter the activity listing by assigning their numbers, descriptions, and codes already set in the dictionaries.

-Introduce relationships between activities.

-Assign appropriate calendars according to the specific needs and generic calendars of the industry.

-Calculate the resulting program by determining the end date, the critical path, and the total hours and the weekly average of required resources.

-Purge the program by removing non-predecessor or successor activities and coding or relationship errors until you get a program with a logical and justifiable critical path.

-Determine the critical path and expected run time.

-Nivate the resources required to avoid inefficient use of them.

-Generate the forms required to track the program in the work.

-Enter the tracking information that results from the analysis of the progress of the work.

-Purge the program and eliminate out-of-sequence progress until you get a program with a logical and justifiable critical path.

-Determine deviations and the expected new end date.

-Develop a matrix report and a forward curve.

-Enter the activities resulting from a modification to the project, reviewing the expected end date.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C1 with respect to CE1.7; C2 for CE2.3; C3 for CE3.7; C4 for CE4.5; C5 for CE5.5; C7 for CE7.1.

Other capabilities:

Transfer information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and precise manner, respecting the channels established in the organization.

Demonstrate a degree of autonomy in the resolution of contingencies related to your activity.

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

Act quickly in problematic situations and not just wait.

Adapt to the organization, its organizational and technological changes, as well as new situations or contexts.

Participate and actively collaborate on the work team.

Contents:

1. Planning/scheduling construction projects

Meanings of the term project. Planning/scheduling function. Usual deviations in project and construction work deadlines. Planning/scheduling application defects. Technological and organizational innovation factors: recent organizational systems, procedures and techniques of recent implementation, applications, and newly established IT equipment.

2. Rendering and calculation methods in schedule

Concepts: tasks, hammocks, milestones, activities, path and critical path, process model, subprocesses, phases and sub-phases, project breakdown structure. Temporal relationships between activities (start-start, start-end, end-end, end-start), total and free holguras. Gantt diagram: representation, calculation, advantages and disadvantages. Critical path methods (CPM): types, network of precedence, arrow or PERT method; representation; calculation; advantages and disadvantages. Reference calendars.

3. Development of construction projects/works

Initial phase: objectives, intervening agents; relationship to design, procurement and execution phases; base program. Design phase: objectives, intervening agents; prior, simultaneous and post-phase design. Stages in the development of projects: construction (preliminary study, preliminary draft, basic project, project of implementation), civil work (plan, preliminary study, preliminary draft, projects); degree of definition; strategy of deliveries of the design lots; relationship to the procurement and implementation phases; design programme; usual deviations in terms of time (causes and effects). Procurement phase: objectives, intervening agents; procurement systems for products and services under construction; procurement strategy and lots; stages of procurement and procurement processes; relationship to design phases and implementation; the recruitment programme; usual deviations within the time limits (causes and effects). Implementation phase: objectives, actors involved; relationship to the design and implementation phases; implementation programme. Deactivation phase.

4. Track, update, and review project/construction site planning

Planning follow-up: objectives and periodicity, procedures; follow-up forms. Planning update: objectives, procedures. Planning review: modifications to the project (project scope changes, methods of execution, sequence, deadlines). Planning reports: project progress, periodic and cumulative variables; project advancement graphs (curves, space-times, matricals, color-marked planes); written reports.

5. Construction works: generalities

Difference between activity and unit of work. Resources: materials, labor, equipment. Organigrapas in works. Concepts of civil work: classes and types of works, functions; common elements with building and urbanization works.

6. Building works

Building works classes. The Technical Code of the Building: scope, structure. Breakdown structures. Common chapters in the works of Edification (demolitions and apels, movement of land, sewerage network, foundations, structures, closures and partitions, coatings and false ceilings, covers, insulation and Waterproofing, pavements, pliers and chapados, wood carpentry, aluminium carpentry and pvc, locksmith, glassware and translucent, electricity installations, lighting installations, audiovisual installations, installations of plumbing, sanitary appliances, heating installations, installations of air conditioning, gas installations, lifts, fire protection facilities, special installations, paints and finishes, rehabilitation and restoration): objectives, methods of execution according to function, means employed, systems construction and/or type of material; measurement units; temporary activities and relationships; resources, yields and databases under construction. Auxiliary and collective protection means, temporary facilities.

7. Urbanisation works

Work classes. Breakdown structures. Common chapters in urbanisation works (esplanations, drains, firm, pedestrian areas, walls and works of defence, works of the factory and structures, water supply, sanitation and purification of water, gas networks and deposits, networks electricity and processing centres, public lighting, telephone and telephone networks, irrigation and source networks, landscape gardening and treatment, urban furniture and children's games, sports facilities, signage and balization): objectives, methods of execution according to function, means employed, systems constructive and/or type of material, measuring units; temporary activities and relationships, resources, yields and databases under construction. Auxiliary and collective protection means, temporary facilities.

8. Planning computing applications under construction

Managing import and export formats. Dictionary of resources. Coding and description of activities. Calendars. Calculation functions: program debugging, end date, critical path, total hours, average weekly resource, resource leveling. Presentation functions: follow-up forms, reports, forward curves, matrix reports.

9. Ofimatic applications used in build planning

Using office-based applications: editing texts, spreadsheets, and databases. Management of import and export formats. Editing and exploitation of spreadsheets and databases. Obtaining charts. Edition of presentations. Editing reports. File.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the implementation of the planning under construction, which will be accredited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 2 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education), Technical Engineering, Technical Architecture, Diplomacy or other higher level of 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: COST CONTROL UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Level: 3

Code: MF0875_3

Associated with UC: Process cost control under construction

Duration: 150 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Analyze a company's cost control activities, valuing its utility, describing concepts, methods and procedures, and detecting the usual defects in its application.

CE1.1 Explain why cost control is useful and necessary, referring to the usual deviations in project and construction project costs and assessing their severity according to the available deadline and remaining work.

CE1.2 Explain the elements common to all cost control methods, defining the following concepts: unit and decomposed prices, classification and cost structure, cost estimate (budgets), margins and results and others.

CE1.3 Explain the difference between accounting for a company's operations and controlling the costs of a particular project/work, specifying the relationship between the two notions.

CE1.4 Classify the different types of budgets, relating them to each phase of project development and the information available at each stage.

CE1.5 Describe the cost sheets, identifying the usual content of their rows and columns and their level of detail, and explaining their usefulness for measuring compliance with the budget forecasts by comparison with the march actual project.

CE1.6 Describe the usual cost and chart reports to determine the progress of a project, associating the computer applications with which they are produced, and identifying the variables to represent.

CE1.7 Interpret the meaning of the own terms of the cost control activities, defining them precisely.

CE1.8 Describe common cost control application defects, associating their causes and effects.

CE1.9 Describe technological and organizational innovation factors in project and construction project cost control, assessing their impact.

C2: Describe the cost control process within the environment of a construction project from conception to completion, differentiating its scope according to the different phases of the project.

CE2.1 List the usual cost centers under construction in the initial and design phases of a project, specifying its importance.

CE2.2 List the usual chapters and sub-chapters in the building and urbanization works budgets, specifying the relative order in which they are presented.

CE2.3 Relate the usual work units within the chapters that integrate the execution of different types of buildings (residential, offices, shopping center and others) and of urbanization works, explaining their nature.

CE2.4 Explain why cost control should be updated during the design phase by defining the control points.

CE2.5 Explain the need for cost control during the procurement phase, describing deviations by quantity, quality, or amount of the services/products offered.

CE2.6 Identify the components necessary for the periodic closure of costs of a construction site, defining the following concepts: direct and indirect costs, depreciation, staff, equipment and other expenses general.

C3: To analyze the process of hiring works and services in the construction sector, specifying both the stages in their development and the documentation managed during the construction, and formulating criteria for comparison offers.

CE3.1 To describe the systems for the procurement of common works and services in the construction sector, specifying their differences.

CE3.2 Describe the procurement or procurement process (contest and award), ordering the stages that come with it.

CE3.3 Explain the need to divide the hiring of the work into lots, listing the usual lots in building or urbanization works.

CE3.4 Identify the documentation associated with the offer request, specifying the function of each document and its contents.

CE3.5 Describe the processing mechanics of a bid comparison form, identifying the usual content of the rows and columns.

CE3.6 Expose bid comparison criteria, describing how they are applied to raise award recommendations.

CE3.7 List the administrative documentation that a contractor must provide before the contract signature, specifying the function of each document.

CE3.8 Describe the relevant clauses of construction works contracts, valuing their importance.

C4: Explain payment procedures to suppliers in the construction sector, specifying the usual fractions and deadlines.

CE4.1 Explain the process of fractionation of the payment by certifications in the construction works, interpreting the meaning of the terms of the certification process.

CE4.2 Describe the structure of the Certificate Sheet, specifying how the included concepts are sorted.

CE4.3 Describe the billing and collection procedure, identifying the usual terms and terms.

CE4.4 Interpret the contents that make up the invoices, identifying them in examples of invoices presented.

CE4.5 Explain the deviation between the calculated certifications and the valued relationships presented by the suppliers (subcontractors), indicating the usual causes and describing how they are resolved.

CE4.6 Describe how the final work certification is formalized, indicating the usual procedure for withholding retentions.

C5: Analyze how project modifications affect the cost control system, describing the resolution procedures and associated documentation, and formulating new unit assessment criteria.

CE5.1 Refer to the usual causes for the occurrence of modifications/reforms/claims, associating the effects they cause.

CE5.2 Describe the resolution procedure at the cost control level of modifications that a project undergoes, identifying the associated documentation, and differentiating between private clients and public administrations.

CE5.3 Refer to the criteria for evaluating the usual modifications in construction, assessing their differences.

CE5.4 Describe the process of contractual formalization of modifications, specifying the risks associated with possible claims and indemnities.

C6: Generate budgets, hiring lots, comparative tables, cost sheets, certifications, and reports, operating spreadsheets and measurement computing applications.

CE6.1 In a practical scenario of a project/construction site or urbanization, defined by the available information regarding the client's needs, complementary information of ratios and databases of prices and measurements contained in specific computer application:

-Make your initial phase budget.

-Generate a spreadsheet execution budget, applying a given model and defining the encoding of the drives.

-Perform the allocation of units to the procurement batches defined to proceed to the bid request.

-Make the comparative table of simple offers presented, determining the clarification information needed to homogenize those offers, selecting the appropriate offer.

-Generate a contract line relationship.

-Generate a certification given some origin measurements and prior certification.

-Given a monthly certification, generate a cost sheet and associated report.

-Perform the usual charts for a work on costs/charges and expected/actual, monthly and cumulative certification.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C6 complete.

Other capabilities:

Transfer information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and precise manner, respecting the channels established in the organization.

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

Respect internal organization procedures and rules.

Demonstrate flexibility to understand changes.

Prove a good professional.

Finish the job based on criteria of suitability, speed, economy and effectiveness.

Contents:

1. Cost control under construction

Function. Differences between accounting and cost control. Usual deviations in the cost of projects and construction works. Notions: unit and decomposed prices, concepts and items, raised items, cost classification, cost structure, budgets, margins, results. Types of budgets: initial budget by ratios, target budget, execution budget, others. Cost sheets: function, usual structure of building cost sheets, level of detail. Cost reports: project progress, periodic and cumulative variables, curves and charts for cost control, the usual content of cost reports. Defects in the application of cost control: lack or errors of information, errors of calculation, imputation errors, unauthorized manipulations and others. Technological and organisational innovation factors: organisational systems, procedures, techniques, applications and newly established IT equipment.

2. The process of cost control in construction projects/works

Initial phase costs: management activities, feasibility studies, soils, appraisals and others. Design phase costs: cost centers; control points of the design phase. Costs in the recruitment phase. Deviations: measurement adjustments, improvements/alternatives to the specified products/services, deviations in variations on expected, low unit prices. Costs in the implementation phase: direct and indirect costs, personnel costs, materials and equipment; prices and databases under construction. Chapters, common subchapters in building works: units of work, form and units of measurement. Chapters, common subchapters in urbanisation works: units of work, form and units of measurement. Cost review: causes; resolution, conflicting pricing; modification assessment criteria; associated documentation.

3. Hiring process under construction

Systems of supply of works and services under construction: direct award, tender and auction; purchase and hire of materials and equipment; contracting and subcontracting of services, projects and works; regulations subcontracting under construction. Stages of the procurement and procurement process: conformation of lots; invitation to tender or offer; preparation of tender bases; collection and submission of tender documents/request for tenders; period of supply; clarification and evaluation of tenders, comparative table; recommendation for award; award and signature of the contract. Hiring lots: hiring strategies; common lots in building; common lots in urbanisation works. Documentation of the request for tenders: for the invitation; for the contest; for the award. Clauses in the contracts of suppliers under construction: bonuses and penalties; schedule of payments; contract termination; revision of the contract; disconformities; order of prevalence of documents; force majeure and others. Offer comparison criteria: full scope of the offer; homogeneity; separation of variants; deadlines; organization; execution systems and others.

4. Payment procedures under construction

Certifications: concepts; certificate sheet; certification deadlines; incorporation of project scope modifications, final work certification. Billing: process; invoice contents; expiration times.

5. Compute-sheet and quote-processing computing applications

Managing import and export formats. Editing of texts, charts and tables. Editing and exploitation of spreadsheets. Presentation of results. Graphical output. File.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the processing of cost control under construction, which will be accredited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 2 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education), Technical Engineering, Technical Architecture, Diplomacy or other higher level of 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: DOCUMENTARY CONTROL UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Level: 3

Code: MF0876_3

Associated with UC: Manage Building Project Documentation Systems

Duration: 90 hours

Assessment capabilities and criteria:

C1: Analyze the documentary control techniques applicable to projects of a varied nature, valuing their usefulness, describing concepts, methods and procedures, and detecting the usual defects in their application.

CE1.1 Explain why documentary control is useful and necessary, referring to the problems posed by the lack of it in projects and construction works.

CE1.2 Sequencing the stages in document creation and processing, identifying the different managers.

CE1.3 Describe the available systems of documentary control, with physical or computer support, valuing their characteristics.

CE1.4 Describe the usual physical file systems and their applications according to the type of documents and media, valuing their characteristics.

CE1.5 Describe computer file systems and structures and backups, specifying the factors that determine scope and periodicity.

CE1.6 Describe the required documentary management systems within an ISO quality system, characterizing their application in construction projects/projects.

CE1.7 Describe the usual flaws in the application of the documentary control, associating its causes and effects.

CE1.8 Describe the technological and organizational innovation factors in the documentary control of projects and construction works, assessing their impact.

C2: Determine the applications of documentary control within the environment of a project/construction site, from conception to execution, identifying the actions in each phase.

CE2.1 Describe the documentary control process during the Initial Phase, identifying the documents associated with this phase and the agents involved in its processing.

CE2.2 Describe the documentary control process during the Design Phase, identifying the control points during the design phase, the documents associated with this phase, and the agents involved in the process.

CE2.3 Describe the documentary control processes during the Recruitment Phase, identifying the documents used during the procurement and the administrative documentation that a contractor must provide before the signing of the contract.

CE2.4 Describe the documentary control processes related to the Execution Phase, identifying the critical points in their control, the documents associated with this phase, and the agents involved in their processing.

CE2.5 Rate the importance of the documents in the Execution Phase with respect to the other phases, justifying the need for their correct control.

CE2.6 Describe the documentary control processes related to an Integral Quality System, identifying the documents associated with the fields of quality, environment and risk prevention, as well as the agents involved in processing.

CE2.7 Describe the typical structure of a physical or computer file of a construction project/work, indicating the factors that condition the divisions.

CE2.8 Explain the need for the required stamps in the physical document record, identifying them in submitted project documents.

C3: Analyze and describe through flow diagrams the exchange of information and documentation involved in the various project/construction work processes.

CE3.1 Explain the usefulness of process flow diagrams referring to documentary control, assessing their need.

CE3.2 Identify the basic forms used in a process flow from presented examples.

CE3.3 In a practical scenario of a process type of a project/construction work, such as modification of the scope of a project, or a certification, defined in such a way that the agents involved are known, represent using a flowchart the process required for processing.

CE3.4 In a practical scenario of various processes type of a project/construction work, such as those set out below, characterized by the flujograms corresponding to information exchange processes, interpret them by setting the actions to be performed by certain agents:

-Sample approval process, detail plans, and specifications by the design team.

-Non-conformities process/list of remits or defects.

CE3.5 Describe the document update process and its dissemination, identifying the usual broadcast media in the works.

C4: Identify the specific formats used in construction and the essential elements of their identification and coding, describing the properties that the coding systems must meet.

CE4.1 Explain the need for constancy/continuity in the formats in the various documents of a project, valuing its importance.

CE4.2 Determine the function and presentation of the most important documents of the work (Memory, Plans, Budget, Technical Prescriptions), specifying what its contents are and what aspects of the management are own.

CE4.3 Determine the role and presentation of the most important documents specific to a System of Integral Quality (Quality, Environment and Risk Prevention), specifying what its contents are and what aspects of the management are their own.

CE4.4 To identify the essential elements that constitute the identification of the technical documentation involved in the project, assessing their need.

CE4.5 Enunciate the essential elements that constitute the identification of the non-technical documentation that intervenes in the project, assessing their need.

CE4.6 Describe the properties of an encoding system that comprises all the documents to be controlled in a work, valuing its importance.

C5: Describe the reports with which the documentation exchange and the tabular and graphical representations are controlled, valuing the role of information and communication technologies in management documentary.

CE5.1 Identify the factors that condition the need for production of reports on the state of exchange of information in construction projects/works, valuing their importance.

CE5.2 Refer to the content of the most common reports in construction projects/works related to the flow of information, identifying the variables used.

CE5.3 Describe the charts used to control the exchange of information, identifying the variables they use.

CE5.4 Analyze the minimum content of a monthly project/work report, its structure, describing how documentary control information is included with respect to cost and planning information, and how it is made in digital support.

CE5.5 Describe the use of information and communication technologies in the communication and documentary management of projects and construction works, assessing the importance of different modalities.

C6: Operate a documentary control system by performing the physical and computer file of the documents and generating basic formats and reports, using office-specific or office-specific applications.

CE6.1 In a scenario of project/work of construction or urbanization, defined by the corresponding technical and management documents, and knowing at a given moment the status of their processing:

-Perform a file index that covers all project/work needs and their corresponding folder and subfolder structure on a computer.

-Register and archive submitted documents, according to the project/work index and stamps.

-Generate, through a word processor, letter formats, fax, meeting minutes, with the required features.

-Using spreadsheet or database manager a record that contains information about project plans: general information, last plan review, to whom it was sent, and at what date.

-Perform a tabular and graphical report, showing the status of approvals, technical clarifications, and non-conformities.

-Perform a monthly report using word processing, which includes cost and schedule information in different formats for e-mail transmission in a single file.

Capabilities whose acquisition must be completed in a real workbench:

C3 with respect to CE3.3 and CE3.4; C6 complete.

Other capabilities:

Transfer information clearly, in an orderly, structured, clear and precise manner, respecting the channels established in the organization.

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

Respect internal organization procedures and rules.

Act quickly in problematic situations and not just wait.

Adapt to new situations or contexts.

Demonstrate creativity in the development of the work you do.

Contents:

1. Documentary control of projects and construction sites

Function. Usual errors associated with the lack of documentary control in projects and construction works. Stages in the creation and processing of documents: generation, review, approval, dissemination, archiving, modification/cancellation. Documentary control systems: physical media; computer media. Available physical file types. Computer file and backup systems: media; backup systems; file management methodology on computer operating systems. Application of the requirements of an ISO quality system to construction projects/works. Defects in the application of the documentary control: defects of the coding structure, lack of information, errors of identification or sequence of documents, defects of the processing process, processing errors and others. Technological and organisational innovation factors: organisational systems, procedures, techniques, applications and newly established IT equipment.

2. The process of documentary control in construction projects/works

Document classes subject to documentary control: general index of documents, documents generated by the participants in the project, documents generated outside the scope of the project and managed within it, documents Reference documents: documents of the economic nature; documents of design; management documents; legal documents; documents specific to the total quality system. Initial phase: process; documents and agents involved in their creation and processing. Design phase: process; documents and agents involved in their creation and processing; control points of the design phase. Procurement phase: procurement process; documents and agents involved in their creation and processing. Implementation phase: processes; documents and agents involved in their creation and processing, importance of documents; stamps; structure of physical and computer files. Deactivation phase. Integral Quality System: areas of application; processes; documents and agents involved in their creation and processing. Process flow diagrams: functions; basic shapes; structure and formats of flujograms; decision flujograms, certification, changes, document approval, and others. Updating of project and work documentation: objectives; dissemination process; common media in projects/construction sites. Formats used under construction: documents and project structure; identification elements by document types; technical and non-technical document coding systems. Reports produced to reflect the exchange of information: key reporting information; report types: tabular and other; information exchange status graphs; monthly project/work report.

3. Computer applications used in documentary control

Documentary management applications and office applications: generation of formats and reports, introduction of data, relationship of documents; editing and exploitation of spreadsheets and databases; editing presentations. File. Flujogram design computing applications: creation of flujograms; editing of flowcharts; presentation, file.

Training context parameters:

Spaces and installations:

The spaces and facilities will provide a response, in the form of a classroom, a workshop, a workshop of practices, a laboratory or a singular space, to the training needs, according to the Professional Context established in the Unit Partner competence, taking into account the applicable regulations of the production sector, risk prevention, occupational health, universal accessibility and environmental protection.

Professional or former trainer profile:

1. Domain of knowledge and techniques related to the management of building project documentation systems, which will be accredited by one of the following two ways:

-Level 2 academic training (Spanish Framework of Qualifications for Higher Education), Technical Engineering, Technical Architecture, Diplomacy or other higher level of 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.