Interpret an engineering drawing
There is not a lot of space on a drawing so symbols and abbreviations are used instead of text. To find the meaning of a symbol or abbreviation, use the Australian Standard AS 1100.101-1992. It defines the general principles for technical drawing and shows tables of symbols and abbreviations and their meanings. Lines on a drawing also must conform to rules, eg, for visible outlines, hidden outlines, and dimension lines.
Identify welding symbols used in engineering drawings
Basic welding symbols communicate information about the type, size and position of welds in welded joints. Welding symbols are used to reduce the number of words on an engineering drawing. Welding symbols are drawn to Australian Standard AS 1101 Part 3. The symbols are universal so they are the same all around the world.
Measurement of Geometry: Metric Units
An introduction to metric units and conversions between metric and imperial. Part 1 of the Measurement of Geometry Series.
Obtain the samples
An introduction to techniques used by scientific and
medical laboratory personnel to collect samples of material for testing. Covers the
procedures for effective on-site sample collection.
Modify work plan - Follow established work plan
An introduction to work plans required by laboratory technicians working in scientific and medical laboratories. This resource looks at modifying your work plan.
Routine cleaning schedule - Maintain the laboratory
An introduction to laboratory maintenance required by
laboratory technicians working in scientific and medical laboratories. All testing
laboratories use personal protective equipment and standard operating
procedures.
Waste disposal - Maintain the laboratory
An introduction to laboratory maintenance required by
laboratory technicians working in scientific and medical laboratories. All testing
laboratories use personal protective equipment and standard operating
procedures.
Contaminated materials management - Maintain Work Area and Equipment
An introduction to aseptic techniques used by scientific
and medical laboratory technicians to collect and test material without
contamination. Covers sterilisation of laboratory equipment, and waste disposal
procedures.
Prepare work area - Perform Microbiological Tests
An introduction to microbiological laboratory procedures
for lab technicians in scientific and medical testing laboratories. Covers the
procedures for preparing the laboratory work area and safety issues for
microbiological testing.
Analytical Balance - Perform set-up and pre-use checks of the laboratory equipment
An introduction to procedures in scientific and medical
testing laboratories for setting up an analytical balance.
Receive, label and store samples for testing
An introduction to laboratory testing required by
laboratory technicians. Covers biological, chemical and physical testing samples
provided by clients. It also looks at procedures carried out by lab technicians in
receiving, preparing, labelling and storage of samples. All testing laboratories use
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Standard Operating Procedures
(SOP).
Teams in the workplace - Working in a team
An introduction to team skills required by lab technicians working
in scientific and medical testing laboratories. Covers the different types of teams found in
the workplace.
Identification techniques - Microorganisms
An introduction to microbiological laboratory procedures
for lab technicians in scientific and medical testing laboratories. Covers the
procedures for identifying micro-organisms.
Make up a solution - Prepare Working Solutions
An introduction to procedures in scientific and medical
testing laboratories for preparing commonly used chemical solutions. Covers
procedures for preparing a solution from scratch and the associated record
keeping.
Advanced Quality Concepts: Study Guide
Study Guide. This unit is designed to help you meet the requirements of the module Advanced Quality Concepts. It has the following learning outcomes: Discuss the importance of quality, basic concepts of quality management and quality improvement and the links with productivity, economic advantage and standard of living. Discuss the characteristics and practices of customer focussed organisations. Identify and discuss various quality improvement models and apply quality improvement tools. Identif
Advanced Quality Concepts
This unit is designed to help you meet the requirements of the module Advanced Quality Concepts. It has the following learning outcomes: Discuss the importance of quality, basic concepts of quality management and quality improvement and the links with productivity, economic advantage and standard of living. Discuss the characteristics and practices of customer focussed organisations. Identify and discuss various quality improvement models and apply quality improvement tools. Identify and describ
Introducing Toshiba Net books to KS4 Business Diploma Students
Learner voice forum
used as an introduction to the learner voice
Sheffield City College Induction
Commas - an introduction
