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MTK 1012 Safety Practice and Procedures
MTK 1012 Safety Practice and Procedures
MTK 1012 Safety Practice and Procedures
COURSE INFORMATION
PRE-REQUISITE : -
CORE REQUISITE : -
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course is designed to provide the student with a thorough technical understanding of the purpose for welding health and safety
practices that are essential for safe work condition in arc welding practices. Students are required to carry out workshop safety practices using
workshop layout plan, cleaning material, safety signage, fire extinguisher and first aid kit so that workshop layout complies to standard;
workshop house-keeping and safety rule carried out; and basic first aid treatment performed according to the Occupational Safety and Health
(OSH) Act.
CONTACT HOURS
CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
12 hours 1. COMPLY WITH RELATED KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(3 weeks) WORKSHOP AND
EQUIPMENT SAFETY 1.1 Identify proper work 1.1.1 Identify general workshop rule and regulation
Lecture: 3 hours RULES attire and practice safety according to Occupational Safety and Health Act.
(1 hour x 3 weeks) etiquette. 1.1.2 Identify Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE) used
in welding work.
Practical: 9 hours 1.1.3 Identify safety equipment used in welding workshop.
(3 hours x 3 weeks)
1.2 Adhere to safety 1.2.1 Determine safety requirements related to handling
procedure in welding equipment according to safety rule.
handling welding 1.2.2 Explain ergonomic risk factor associated with welding
equipment. activities.
1.2.3 Identify proper workshop arrangement and cleaning,
handling and storing equipment, tools and materials
according to SOP.
1.2.4 Identify materials used for electrical conductor.
1.2.5 Identify testing procedure on electrical equipment
such as continuity test meter; clip on meter according
to SOP.
1.2.6 Explain electrical connection of welding set according
to manufacturer recommendation.
1.2.7 Explain faulty and non-faulty of electrical connections
according manufacturing standard.
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RELATED SKILLS
1.3 Ensure that all 1.3.1 Practice checking procedure of welding set electrical
conductors use for connection according to manufacturer
electrical appliances are recommendation.
in good condition. 1.3.2 Practice connections testing on electrical faulty and
non-faulty according manufacturer recommendation.
1.3.3 Practice safety consciousness, cautious and proper
working etiquette according to OSHA.
1.4 Prepare and regulate 1.4.1 Practice general workshop rule and regulation
safe work site condition according to safety rules.
in the work area. 1.4.2 Practice good housekeeping and orderly workshop
layout.
1.4.3 Perform care and maintenance of tools and
equipment according to manufacturer
recommendation.
1.4.4 Detect defective safety equipment in welding
workshop.
1.4.5 Practice safety consciousness, cautious and proper
working etiquette according to OSHA.
1.5 Follow safety measures 1.5.1 Provide proper maintenance inventory of tools and
and precaution in equipment according to manufacturer
workplace. recommendations.
1.5.2 Perform safe working habits in workshop according to
OSHA.
CONTACT HOURS
CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
ATTITUDE/ SAFETY/
ENVIRONMENTAL
1.10 Transparent in
reporting to relevant
authority.
CONTACT HOURS
CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
2.3 Ensure safety practices 2.3.1 Describe safety precaution to be taken while working
and procedures in open in open area according to safety and health rules.
space. 2.3.2 Explain the importance of walkways, floor, stairs, exit
doors and etc to keep the worksite safe.
RELATED SKILLS
2.4 Apply safety practices 2.4.1 Practice safety precaution to be taken at work site
and procedures in according to OSHA
worksite.
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CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
ATTITUDE / SAFETY /
ENVIRONMENTAL
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CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
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CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
8 hours 3 EXTINGUISH FIRE RELATED KNOWLEDGE ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(2 weeks) DURING FIRE BREAK
OUT 3.1 Identify fire and 3.1.1 Explain fire/ spark/ heat protection, elements of fire,
Lecture :2 hours explosion hazard. flammable hazard (ex: painting, oil, gas, etc) and fire
(1 hours x 2 weeks) watcher.
Practical :6 hours 3.2 Identify various type 3.2.1 Identify type and use of fire extinguishers according to
(3 hours x 2 weeks) and use of fire manufacturer recommendation.
extinguishers. 3.2.2 Differentiate various causes of fire according to OSHA.
3.3 Identify type of material 3.3.1 Identify location of fire extinguishers in the workshop
and equipment use to according to OSHA.
extinguish fire. 3.3.2 Describe procedure and perform action to be taken
when there is fire according to OSHA.
APPLIED SKILLS
3.4 Perform fire drill 3.4.1 Inspect fire extinguisher to be able of service
exercise. according to OSHA.
3.4.2 Use fire extinguisher correctly according to SOP
3.4.3 Use correct type of fire extinguisher to extinguish fire.
3.4.4 Practice safety consciousness, cautious and proper
working etiquette according to OSHA.
ATTITUDE / SAFETY /
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTACT HOURS
CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
3.9 Transparent in
reporting to relevant
authority.
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(TRAINING DURATION)
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4.2 Perform first aid 4.2.1 Identify and apply first aid treatment according to
treatment procedure. OSHA
4.3 Perform minor injuries 4.3.1 Practice minor injuries, burns and cuts treating
and minor cut injuries. method according to OSHA
4.4 Perform first aid 4.4.1 Practice bone fracture treating methods in according
treatment of bone to OSHA
fracture.
4.5 Move an injured person 4.5.1 Describe and apply correct methods in moving an
to a safe suitable site. injured person to a safe suitable site according to
OSHA.
4.5.2 Practice safety consciousness, cautious and proper
working etiquette according to OSHA.
ATTITUDE / SAFETY /
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTACT HOURS
CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
4.6 Demonstrate safe
working habit and
consciousness in
workshop.
4.7 Adhere to worksite
safety requirement,
regulations.
4.8 Alert in ensuring safe
working environment.
4.9 Responsible and
accountable in
performing welding
task.
4.10 Transparent in
reporting to relevant
authority.
4.11 Ensure housekeeping.
4.12 Ensure proper PPE
worn at work site.
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CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
CONTACT HOURS
CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
(3 weeks) ARTIFICIAL
RESPIRATION 5.1 Define emergency 5.1.1 Explain welding area emergency response plan
Lecture :3 hours DURING response plan (ERP). (ERP).
(1 hours x 3 weeks) EMERGENCY. 5.1.2 Describe overall objective of the ERP.
Practical :9 hours 5.2 Define Cardio 5.2.1 Identify Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
(3 hours x 3 weeks) Pulmonary procedure for adults, children and infants according to
Resuscitation (CPR). SOP.
APPLIED SKILLS
5.3 Practice essentials of 5.3.1 Remove an electrocuted and injured person according
Cardio Pulmonary to OSHA.
Resuscitation (CPR). 5.3.2 Perform artificial respiration techniques and
procedures according to OSHA.
5.3.3 Respond an action to be taken during an emergency
according to OSHA.
5.3.4 Practice safety consciousness, cautious and proper
working etiquette according to OSHA
ATTITUDE / SAFETY /
ENVIRONMENTAL
5.5 Demonstrate safe
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CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
working habit and
consciousness in
workshop.
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(TRAINING DURATION)
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6.2 Conduct welding risk 6.2.1 Conduct risk assessment within work area.
assessment to address 6.2.2 Report unsafe act, accidents and injuries according to
proper protection within OSHA.
work area. 6.2.3 Respond to safety hazard protection, health hazard
protection, and environmental hazard protection
during emergency according to OSHA.
6.2.4 Contact relevant authorities in case of accident or fire.
6.3 Carry out welding risk 6.3.1 Produce safe working condition to control risk by
control. • Execute procedure to obtain Permit To Work
(PTW),
• Execute lock out,
• Tack out (LOTO) procedure,
• Identify welding area emergency response plan
(ERP)
6.3.2 Practice safety consciousness, cautious and proper
working etiquette according to OSHA
ATTITUDE / SAFETY /
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONTACT HOURS
CONTENT STANDARD LEARNING STANDARD ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
(TRAINING DURATION)
1. Demonstrate safe
working habit and
consciousness in
workshop.
2. Adhere to worksite
safety requirement,
regulations
3. Alert in ensuring safe
working environment
4. Responsible and
accountable in
performing welding task
5. Transparent in reporting
to relevant authority
6. Ensure housekeeping
7. Ensure proper PPE worn
at work site
8. Precise in filling welding
checklist
9. Integrity in compiling
report
CORE ABILITY
SILA RUJUK LAMPIRAN A : JADUAL PEMETAAN NOSS DAN KSKV
SILA RUJUK LAMPIRAN B : JADUAL PEMETAAN NOSS DAN CORE ABILITY
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