ApprenticeshipTraining Standard

Schedule of Training

Tool and Gauge Inspector

Trade Code: 239B

Development Date: February 2000

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A.DESCRIPTION/DUTIES

A Tool and Guage Inspector:inspects, tests, and adjusts new an reworked tools, dies, gauges, jigs,and fixtures.

Please Note: The Prerequisite for this trade is Tool & Die Maker – 430A

Is knowledgeable in:

• Technical Math• OHSA• Applied physics• Metallurgy• Precision measuring and checking technology• Tooling fabrication, assembly, and dissassembly techniques

Benchmark/Guideline Total Training TimeFrames: (On-The-Job and In-School) (Min/Max)

4, 000 hours

Company/Sector/IC Name:

Originating TC/IC/PDSU

________________________

Date: ________________________

District Manager/ PDSU Manager:

_________________________

Date: _________________________

HEAD OFFICE USE

Program Standards Approval

By

Date

Director's Approval

By

Date

AssignedTrade Code

239B

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B. ON-THE-JOB TRAINING:

Unit PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES (ON-THE-JOB SKILL SETS)

239B-1

239B-2

239B-3

239B-4

239B-5

Safety

Verify Dimensions of Tooling

Read an interpret blueprints, charts and tables or study sample parts to determine machinngoperation to be performed

Verify dimensions of machineed parts or tooling using micrometers, vernier callipers, heightgauges, optical comparators or other specialized measuring instruments.

Computes angles, radii and other dimensions not given in specifications, using algebra,geometry and trigonometry. Measures angular dimesnsions, radii, contours, clearances,thread lead, and other specifications, using precision measuring instruments, such asmicrometer, gauge blocks, dial indicators, height gauges, bevel protractor, comparator andco-ordinate measuring machine.

Test moving parts and mechanical funtionings

Tests units for fit of moving parts and mechanical functioning. Tests parts for hadrdness andflaws. Compares projected silhouette of form of tools, gears and other curved or irregularsurfaces with enlarged drawings of parts, using optical comparator, or measures directlyusing co-ordinate measuring machine. May draw enlarged part details for sue oncomparators. Determines accuracy of gauges and measuring instruments and makesadjustments to inaccurate instruments.

Analyzes defective Parts

Determines salvagability of defective items from knowledge of material costs and machining.Analyses defective parts to determine cause of defect and recommednds correction.Prepares reports listing defects and other inspection data. May inspect first run parts andassemblies.

Maintain precission measuring and gauging equipment

Maintain, repair and calibrate precision measuring instruments such as dial indicators, fixedgauges, height gauges and other measuring devices

Report deviations from specifications and tolerances to supervisor

Maintain inspection records and complete inspection reports.

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C. OFF-THE-JOB INSTRUCTIONAL LEARNING OUTCOMES1. CONTENT: (To be written in learning outcomes and benchmark timeframes). On successful

completion on in-school (off-the-job) training, the apprentice will demonstrate the ability to:

Advanced Technical Math

Applied Physics

Measuring & Checking Technologies

Quality Assurance Standards

Science of Metalurgy

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C. OFF-THE-JOB INSTRUCTIONAL LEARNING OUTCOMES

2. Source & Type (Specify in detail: block or day release; night school; correspondence).

In-Plant

3. Benchmark/Guideline Time-frames of In-School/Off-The-Job Learning Outcomes:

170 hours

4. Funding

Performance Objectives and Knowledge Learning Outcomes reached:

Date

Sponsor/Trainer/Employer Signature:

Apprentice Signature:

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