Major Work Activity C – Installs air and material handling systems

Task C-9 Prepares installation site

Task Descriptor

Sheet metal workers need to confirm field measurements and prepare the site prior to installation of air and material handling systems to ensure safe, smooth and efficient installation.

C-9.01 Performs on-site measurements

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Document Use, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-9.01.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements and manufacturers’ specifications

C-9.01.02P

measure and verify work area dimensions

work area dimensions are measured, verified on-site and compared to drawings and specifications for discrepancies

C-9.01.03P

identify obstructions and problems

obstructions and problems to be resolved are identified

C-9.01.04P

identify penetrations and sleeve locations

penetrations and sleeve locations for duct fittings are identified according to drawings

C-9.01.05P

verify location and size of penetrations and sleeves

location and size of penetrations and sleeves are verified on-site according to drawings and job specifications

C-9.01.06P

mark penetrations

penetrations are marked according to drawings and specifications

C-9.01.07P

determine position of hangers, braces and brackets

position of hangers, braces and brackets are determined according to regulations and job specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: laser levels, tape measures, scale rulers, ductulators

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-9.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedure to perform on-site measurements and the associated tools and equipment

identify, select and use measuring tools and equipment and describe their application, limitations and procedures for use

 

 

identify types of obstructions that could prevent installation

C-9.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of calculations required to measure a work area

calculate orientation, alignment and projections

C-9.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret drawings and identify specifications for positioning of air and material handling systems

 

 

verify duct design to achieve airflow capacity

C-9.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of trade standards and specifications pertaining to installation of hangers, braces and brackets

identify trade standards and specifications related to the installation of hangers, braces and brackets

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: laser levels, tape measures, scale rulers, ductulators

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, AHJ, NFPA, CSA, NBC, Underwriters Laboratories of Canada (ULC), Health Canada

C-9.02 Performs demolitions for renovations

Essential Skills

Oral Communication, Thinking, Working with Others

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-9.02.01P

prepare removal plan for material and equipment

removal plan for material and equipment is prepared considering factors and according to job requirements, site conditions and sequence

C-9.02.02P

identify materials and equipment to be removed

materials and equipment to be removed are identified according to plans and demolition drawings

C-9.02.03P

arrange for containment of demolition area

demolition area is contained according to site conditions, potential hazards and regulations

C-9.02.04P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to removal plan

C-9.02.05P

place barricades

barricades are placed to isolate demolition site according to job and safety requirements

C-9.02.06P

dismantle and remove materials and equipment

materials and equipment are dismantled and removed according to removal plan and regulations

C-9.02.07P

recycle or dispose of waste materials and equipment

waste materials and equipment are recycled or disposed of according to job and safety requirements, and jurisdictional regulations

Range of Variables

factors include: containment of particles, hazardous materials, noise levels, biohazards, radiation

tools and equipment include: grinders, hammers, saws, hoisting equipment, drills, specialized PPE

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-9.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of dismantling materials and equipment and the associated tools and equipment

describe the process to plan the removal of material

 

 

describe demolition methods and procedures

 

 

identify, select and use tools and equipment and describe their application, limitations and procedures for use

 

 

describe process and factors for sorting material to be removed

 

 

identify waste materials and equipment which can be reused or recycled

C-9.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to the dismantling and removal of materials and equipment

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures when dismantling materials and equipment

 

 

list factors to consider when analyzing the integrity of waste materials and equipment

C-9.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulations and specifications pertaining to the disposal of waste materials

identify waste disposal regulations and specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: grinders, hammers, saws, hoisting equipment, drills, specialized PPE

C-9.03 Installs penetrations and sleeves

Essential Skills

Thinking, Working with Others, Oral Communication

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-9.03.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to material to be cut

C-9.03.02P

measure penetrations

penetrations are measured to ensure accuracy

C-9.03.03P

identify obstructions and hidden hazards in surrounding area

obstructions and hidden hazards in surrounding area are identified for safety and architectural reasons

C-9.03.04P

isolate cutting area

cutting area is isolated before beginning to cut to prevent damage to equipment, property and injury to people

C-9.03.05P

coordinate installation with other trades

work is coordinated with other trades

C-9.03.06P

perform cut

cut is performed according to markings, drawings and job specifications

C-9.03.07P

install sleeves

sleeves are installed according to drawings and job specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hole saws, snips, reciprocating saws, grinders, power tools

obstructions and hidden hazards include: electrical, structural members, plumbing, hazardous materials (asbestos)

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-9.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures used to cut penetrations and their associated tools and equipment

identify tools and equipment and describe their application, limitations and procedures for use

 

 

describe cutting methods using manual and mechanical processes

 

 

describe the procedures of cutting material of various thicknesses

C-9.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures used to install sleeves

identify codes and regulations pertaining to sleeves

 

 

describe installation procedures

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hole saws, snips, reciprocating saws, grinders, power tools

C-9.04 Installs supports and bases

Essential Skills

Document Use, Thinking, Numeracy

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-9.04.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-9.04.02P

verify drawings and specifications of equipment

drawings and specifications of equipment to be installed are verified according to manufacturers’ and job specifications

C-9.04.03P

determine anchor positions

anchor positions are determined according to drawings and manufacturers’ and job specifications

C-9.04.04P

select and use anchors and fasteners

anchors and fasteners to support load are selected and used according to manufacturers’ and job specifications

C-9.04.05P

install isolators

isolators are installed to isolate system from vibration according to manufacturers’ and job specifications

C-9.04.06P

install supports and bases

supports and bases are installed according to manufacturers’ and job specifications

C-9.04.07P

install seismic restraints

seismic restraints are installed, as required, according to specifications and trade standards

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hammer drills, drills, welding equipment, hand tools, hoisting, rigging and positioning equipment, powder-actuated

fasteners include: screws, inserts, rivets, glue, welds, anchors

supports and bases include: gussets, riser clamps, inertia bases, housekeeping pads, equipment rails

trade standards include: SMACNA, CWB, NBC, AHJ, NFPA

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-9.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of procedures used to install supports and bases and associated tools and equipment

identify and describe tools and equipment , their application, limitations and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install supports and bases

C-9.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret drawing to determine the positioning of equipment and anchors

C-9.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of trade standards and regulations pertaining to supports and bases

identify trade standards pertaining to supports and bases

 

 

identify codes and standards related to seismic restraints

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hammer drills, drills, welding equipment, hand tools, hoisting, rigging and positioning equipment, powder-actuated

trade standards include: SMACNA, CWB, NBC, AHJ, NFPA

C-9.05 Installs hangers, cables, braces and brackets

Essential Skills

Thinking, Reading, Numeracy

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-9.05.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-9.05.02P

verify drawings and specifications

drawings and specifications of equipment to be installed are verified

C-9.05.03P

determine anchor positions

anchor positions are determined according to drawings and job specifications

C-9.05.04P

select materials

materials to be used are selected according to job requirements and regulations

C-9.05.05P

measure and cut material

material to fabricate hangers, cables, braces and brackets is measured and cut according to job requirements

C-9.05.06P

secure anchors and fasteners

anchors and fasteners to support load are secured according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-9.05.07P

install seismic restraints

seismic restraints are installed according to manufacturers’ specifications and trade standards

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hammer drills, chop saws, grinders, hand tools, measuring tools, welding equipment, hoisting, rigging and positioning equipment

materials include: anchors, braces, cables and locks, brackets, inserts, epoxy, structural shapes, threaded rod

trade standards include: SMACNA, CWB, NBC, AHJ, NFPA

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-9.05.01L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to install materials and associated tools and equipment

identify and describe tools and equipment , their application, limitations and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedure used to install materials

C-9.05.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret drawing to determine the positioning of equipment and anchors

C-9.05.03L

demonstrate knowledge of trade standards and specifications pertaining to hangers, cables, braces and brackets

identify trade standards related to hangers, cables, braces and brackets

 

 

identify codes and standards related to seismic restraints

Range of Variables

materials include: anchors, braces, cables and locks, brackets, inserts, epoxy, structural shapes, threaded rod

tools and equipment include: hammer drills, chop saws, grinders, hand tools, measuring tools, welding equipment, hoisting, rigging and positioning equipment

trade standards include: SMACNA, CWB, NBC, AHJ, NFPA

Task C-10 Installs and connects chimneys, breeching and venting to exhaust appliances and mechanical equipment

Task Descriptor

Chimneys are the vertical section used to vent gases, smoke and other products of combustion to the atmosphere. Breeching is the section of venting that connects one or more appliances or mechanical equipment to the chimney. Proper installation methods are important to ensure indoor and outdoor air quality and safety. Additional certification may be required by some jurisdictions to install products.

C-10.01 Installs chimney

Essential Skills

Document Use, Numeracy, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-10.01.01P

select and size chimney systems

chimney systems are selected and sized according to jurisdictional regulations, codes and manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.01.02P

plan location of chimney

location of chimney is planned to minimize interference and conflicts while ensuring the most direct path according to jurisdictional regulations, codes , drawings, and job and manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.01.03P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-10.01.04P

assemble and fasten sections

sections are assembled and fastened according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.01.05P

flash and seal roof penetration

roof penetration is flashed and sealed to weatherproof according to job specifications

C-10.01.06P

install clean-out

clean-out at base of chimney is installed for removal of debris

C-10.01.07P

seal chimney

chimney is sealed according to manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables

codes include: B149, B139, NBC

tools and equipment include: drills, saws, levels, caulking guns, hand tools, measuring tools

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-10.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for chimneys and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with chimneys

 

 

identify tools and equipment relating to the installation of chimneys and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

identify types of chimney systems and their components , and describe their applications

 

 

describe the procedures used to install chimneys

 

 

identify flashing requirements pertaining to chimneys

 

 

describe the procedures used to connect chimneys to the appliance

C-10.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to the installation of chimneys found on drawings, and job and manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to the installation of chimneys

identify codes and standards related to the installation of chimneys

 

 

describe and perform calculations related to the installation and sizing

C-10.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to the installation of chimneys

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to the installation of chimneys

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: drills, saws, levels, caulking guns, hand tools, measuring tools

types of chimney systems include: B-vent, BW-vent, A-vent, special venting systems, combustion air

codes include: B149, B139, NBC

calculations related to the installation and sizing include: combustion air, vent calculations, run, rise, equivalent length, equipment requirements

C-10.02 Connects appliances or mechanical equipment to chimney and breeching

Essential Skills

Thinking, Document Use, Numeracy

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-10.02.01P

select appliance and mechanical equipment

appliance and mechanical equipment to connect to chimney are selected according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.02.02P

select venting materials

venting materials are selected according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.02.03P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-10.02.04P

plan location of breeching for appliance or mechanical equipment

location of breeching for appliance or mechanical equipment is planned according to manufacturers’ specifications, jurisdictional regulations and codes

C-10.02.05P

select breeching components, size, thickness and material

breeching components, size, thickness and material are selected according to codes and jurisdictional regulations

C-10.02.06P

assemble and fasten breeching

breeching is assembled and fastened according to codes and jurisdictional regulations

C-10.02.07P

fasten breeching to appliance

breeching is fastened to appliance according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.02.08P

fasten breeching to chimney

breeching is fastened to chimney according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.02.09P

sequence appliance or mechanical equipment connection

appliance or mechanical equipment connection is sequenced to breeching according to codes and jurisdictional regulations

C-10.02.10P

seal breeching

breeching is sealed to appliances and mechanical equipment according to specifications, codes and local authorities

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: snips, drills, levels, tape measures, caulking guns, hammers, hoisting, rigging and positioning equipment, welding equipment, access equipment

codes include: B149, B139

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-10.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for connecting appliances and mechanical equipment to chimneys and breeching and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with appliances and mechanical equipment

 

 

identify tools and equipment relating to connecting appliances and mechanical equipment and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

identify types of appliances and mechanical equipment, and describe their applications

 

 

describe the procedures used to connect appliances and mechanical equipment to chimneys and breeching

 

 

identify types of breeching and describe their applications

 

 

describe the procedures used to install breeching

C-10.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to connecting appliances and mechanical equipment to chimneys and breeching found on drawings and specifications

C-10.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to connecting appliances and mechanical equipment to chimneys and breeching

identify codes and trade standards related to connecting appliances and mechanical equipment to chimneys and breeching

C-10.02.04L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to connecting appliance and mechanical equipment to chimneys and breeching

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to connecting appliance and mechanical equipment to chimneys and breeching

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: snips, drills, levels, tape measures, caulking guns, hammers, hoisting, rigging and positioning equipment, welding equipment, access equipment

codes include: B149, B139

trade standards include: CWB, AHJ, Wood Energy Transfer Technology (WETT)

C-10.03 Installs high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Thinking, Document Use

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-10.03.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-10.03.02P

plan location of venting

location of venting is planned to minimize offsets while maintaining grade according to manufacturers’ specifications and jurisdictional regulations

C-10.03.03P

select venting size and material

venting size and material is selected according to current applicable codes , jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.03.04P

assemble and fasten sections

sections are assembled and fastened according to current applicable codes , jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.03.05P

connect high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment

high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment are connected to the venting according to current applicable codes , jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.03.06P

install exterior vent termination

exterior vent termination is installed according to current applicable codes , jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

C-10.03.07P

seal and weatherproof exterior vent termination

exterior vent termination is sealed and weatherproofed according to current applicable codes , jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: drills, saws, levels, caulking guns, cutters

codes include: B149, B139

sections include: pipe, elbows (45°, 90°), fittings, termination kits, couplings

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-10.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

identify types of high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment, and describe their applications

C-10.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment found on drawings and specifications

C-10.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to installing high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment

identify codes related to installing high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment

C-10.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to connecting high efficiency appliances and mechanical equipment to breeching

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to connecting high efficiency appliances or mechanical equipment to breeching

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: drills, saws, levels, caulking guns, cutters

codes include: B149, B139

Task C-11 Installs air handling system components

Task Descriptor

Sheet metal workers install air handling systems to ensure comfort, air quality and efficiency. There are many components manufactured to be installed in air handling systems. They can be used for climate control, humidity control, indoor air quality, security, noise attenuation and fire prevention.

C-11.01 Installs air handling equipment

Essential Skills

Working with Others, Document Use, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.01.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.01.02P

assemble air handling equipment components

air handling equipment components are assembled according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.01.03P

place and secure air handling equipment

air handling equipment is placed and secured to base/structure according to manufacturers’ and job specifications, and drawings

C-11.01.04P

install flexible connections

flexible connections are installed according to job and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.01.05P

remove shipping brackets

shipping brackets are removed prior to unit start-up

C-11.01.06P

verify tightness and alignment of pulleys and belts, and direction of fan rotation

tightness and alignment of pulleys and belts, and direction of fan rotation are verified according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.01.07P

attach condensate drain

condensate drain is attached according to manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: See Appendix B

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for air handling equipment and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with air handling equipment

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing air handling equipment and describe their application and procedures for use

 

 

identify types of air handling equipment and describe their applications

 

 

describe the procedures used to prepare for installation of air handling equipment

 

 

identify considerations and requirements for installing air handling equipment

 

 

describe the procedures used to install air handling equipment

C-11.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing air handling equipment found on drawings and specifications

C-11.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing air handling equipment

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing air handling equipment

 

 

identify hazards and describe safe work practices pertaining to working on or around electrical equipment and sources

 

 

identify hazards and describe safe work practices pertaining to air quality management

C-11.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of the basic concepts of electricity

define terminology associated with electricity

 

 

explain the basic principles of electricity

 

 

identify electrical devices and describe their purpose

C-11.01.05L

demonstrate knowledge of air quality management

define terminology associated with air quality management

 

 

identify considerations and requirements associated with air quality management

 

 

identify areas requiring special air quality ventilation

 

 

identify methods of improving or correcting problems with air quality

 

 

identify the methods used to determine air quality relating to humidity and temperature

 

 

identify air quality problems and describe the procedures used to prevent or correct them

 

 

describe the impact improper system or component installation can have on air quality

 

 

explain the importance of indoor air quality

C-11.01.06L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements

identify codes and trade standards pertaining to air quality management

 

 

identify codes and trade standards pertaining to air handling equipment

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: See Appendix B

types of air handling equipment includes: heat recovery ventilator (HRV), ERV, air handlers, make-up air unit (MUA), roof top unit (RTU), unit heaters, air curtains, fans, furnaces, fan coils

procedures used to prepare for installation of air handling equipment include: determining equipment requirements, determining penetration locations, performing site measurements, demolishing and removing existing systems and components, performing on-site coordination, staging (storing material), planning, distributing (material to installation area), sectioning (pre-assembling on-site), erecting, performing final inspection (completing)

considerations and requirements for installing air handling equipment include: manufacturers’ specifications, isolators, building materials, environmental conditions, field design modifications, LEED requirements, indoor air quality, seismic requirements

electrical devices include: circuit breakers, disconnects, overload heaters, ground fault interrupters (GFI), fuses, programmable logic controllers (PLC), motors, capacitors

considerations and requirements associated with air quality management include: environmental conditions, intake locations, exhaust locations

areas requiring special air quality ventilation include: clean/sterile rooms, industrial/commercial settings

methods of improving or correcting problems with air quality include: heating/cooling, ventilation, conditioning (filtration, sterilization, purification, humidification/dehumidification), noise attenuation

air quality problems include: contamination, humidity, temperature (hot/cold zones), air motion

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, NFPA, CSA, ULC, AHJ

C-11.02 Installs sheet metal ducts and fittings

Essential Skills

Thinking, Document Use, Working with Others

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.02.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.02.02P

select and lay out fittings and components

fittings and components are selected and laid out according to drawings and sequence to be installed

C-11.02.03P

connect and seal joints

joints are connected and sealed to ensure integrity according to job specifications and trade standards

C-11.02.04P

secure ducts

ducts are secured to support system according to job specifications and trade standards

C-11.02.05P

align ductwork with building lines

ductwork is aligned with building lines to ensure uniformity and aesthetics, and according to job specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, NFPA, CSA, ULC, AHJ

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for sheet metal ducts and fittings and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with sheet metal ducts and fittings

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing sheet metal ducts and fittings, and describe their application and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install sheet metal ducts and fittings

C-11.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing sheet metal ducts and fittings found on drawings and specifications

C-11.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing sheet metal ducts and fittings

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing sheet metal ducts and fittings

C-11.02.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to the installation of sheet metal ducts and fittings

identify codes and trade standards related to the installation of sheet metal ducts and fittings

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, NFPA, CSA, ULC, AHJ

C-11.03 Installs dampers

Essential Skills

Document Use, Thinking, Working with Others

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.03.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.03.02P

select dampers

dampers are selected according to size, use and job specifications

C-11.03.03P

determine damper positions and access

damper positions and access are determined according to air direction, shaft access, duct orientation, environmental conditions and job specifications

C-11.03.04P

prepare ductwork

ductwork is prepared using processes to receive dampers

C-11.03.05P

prepare sectional dampers

sectional dampers are prepared using methods to allow blades to move in unison and according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.03.06P

measure dampers

dampers are measured to verify that they are true

C-11.03.07P

secure dampers and control mechanisms

dampers and control mechanisms are secured using fasteners according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.03.08P

mark or slot shafts

shafts are marked or slotted to identify blade direction

C-11.03.09P

cycle dampers

dampers are cycled to ensure free movement of parts

C-11.03.10P

set dampers

dampers are set according to job specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

dampers include: iris, balancing, control, motorized, shutoff, smoke, explosion-proof

processes include: installing retaining brackets, slotting ductwork, sleeving dampers

methods include: bolting sections together, adding stiffeners to damper frames, adding brackets to damper blades, connecting brackets to linkages, installing motors

fasteners include: screws, rivets, bolts, welds

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for dampers and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with dampers

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing dampers and describe their application and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install dampers

 

 

describe purposes for installation of dampers

C-11.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing dampers found on drawings and specifications

C-11.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing dampers

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing dampers

 

 

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to working on or around electrical equipment and sources

C-11.03.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to the installation of dampers

identify codes and trade standards related to the installation of dampers

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

dampers include: iris, balancing, control, motorized, shutoff, smoke, explosion-proof

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, NFPA, CSA, ULC, AHJ

C-11.04 Installs fire and fire/smoke dampers

Essential Skills

Thinking, Working with Others, Document Use

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.04.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.04.02P

select fire and fire/smoke dampers

fire and fire/smoke dampers with fusible links are selected according to size, duct orientation, application and job specifications

C-11.04.03P

select and prepare sleeves

sleeves are selected and prepared according to requirements for installation of fire and fire/smoke dampers, codes, jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.04.04P

measure fire and fire/smoke dampers

fire and fire/smoke dampers are verified to be true

C-11.04.05P

prepare sectional fire and fire/smoke dampers

sectional fire and fire/smoke dampers are prepared by bolting sections together and adding stiffeners to the fire and fire/smoke damper frames, according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.04.06P

secure fire and fire/smoke dampers

fire and fire/smoke dampers are secured using fasteners and retaining angles according to codes, jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.04.07P

test fire and fire/smoke dampers

fire and fire/smoke dampers are tested to ensure free movement of parts according to job specifications

C-11.04.08P

install access door on ductwork

access door on ductwork is installed for easy access to perform tests and visual inspections and to reset fire and fire/smoke dampers

C-11.04.09P

install breakaway joints

breakaway joints are installed according to jurisdictional regulations, codes and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.04.10P

seal fire and fire/smoke dampers

fire and fire/smoke dampers are sealed at the retaining angles to maintain fire separation according to jurisdictional regulations and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: See Appendix B

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.04.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for fire and fire/smoke dampers and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with fire and fire/smoke dampers

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing fire and fire/smoke dampers and describe their application and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install fire and fire/smoke dampers

C-11.04.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing fire and fire/smoke dampers found on drawings and specifications

C-11.04.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing fire and fire/smoke dampers

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing fire and fire/smoke dampers

 

 

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to working on or around electrical equipment and sources

C-11.04.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to the installation of fire and fire/smoke dampers

identify codes and trade standards related to the installation of fire and fire/smoke dampers

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: See Appendix B

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, NFPA, CSA, ULC, AHJ

C-11.05 Installs registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

Essential Skills

Document Use, Thinking, Numeracy

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.05.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.05.02P

select registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers are selected according to drawings and job specifications

C-11.05.03P

connect registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers to ductwork

registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers are connected to ductwork using flex and rigid connections, placing in ceiling grid/wall/floor, and taking directional considerations into account

C-11.05.04P

align registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers are aligned for aesthetic reasons

C-11.05.05P

assemble registers, grilles, diffusers, louvers and their components

registers, grilles, diffusers, louvers and their components are assembled according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.05.06P

install access doors

access doors are installed according to jurisdictional regulations and job specifications

C-11.05.07P

seal grilles, diffusers and louvers

grilles, diffusers and louvers are sealed according to job requirements

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.05.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers, and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers, and describe their application and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

C-11.05.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers found on drawings and specifications

C-11.05.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

C-11.05.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to the installation of registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

identify codes and trade standards related to the installation of registers, grilles, diffusers and louvers

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, NFPA, CSA, ULC, AHJ

C-11.06 Installs terminal boxes

Essential Skills

Document Use, Numeracy, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.06.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.06.02P

determine terminal box position

terminal box position is determined according to airflow direction marked on box, and access to connections and shafts

C-11.06.03P

install access doors on ductwork

access doors on ductwork are installed for testing and cleaning purposes according to drawings, and job and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.06.04P

secure and seal terminal boxes

terminal boxes are secured and sealed to ductwork, plenums or units using mechanical fasteners

C-11.06.05P

determine duct inlet straight length requirements

duct inlet straight length requirements are determined prior to connection to main ductwork for optimal operation according to job and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hand tools, portable power tools

mechanical fasteners include: S-cleats, drive cleats, screws

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.06.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for terminal boxes and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with terminal boxes

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing terminal boxes, and describe their application and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install terminal boxes

C-11.06.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing terminal boxes found on drawings and specifications

C-11.06.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing terminal boxes

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing terminal boxes

C-11.06.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to the installation of terminal boxes

identify codes and trade standards related to the installation of terminal boxes

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hand tools, portable power tools

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, CSA, ULC, AHJ

C-11.07 Installs coils

Essential Skills

Thinking, Document Use, Numeracy

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.07.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.07.02P

verify coil sizing

sizing is verified according to load

C-11.07.03P

determine coil position

coil position is determined according to airflow direction marked on coil, access to connections and for easy removal and service, and drawings and job requirements

C-11.07.04P

install access doors on ductwork

access doors on ductwork are installed for testing and cleaning purposes according to drawings, and job and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.07.05P

place, secure and seal coils

coils are placed, secured and sealed to ductwork, plenums and units by installing channels, drain pans and blanking using mechanical fasteners

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hand tools, portable power tools

mechanical fasteners include: S-cleats, drive cleats, screws, bolts

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.07.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for coils and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with coils

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing coils, and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install coils

C-11.07.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing coils found on drawings and specifications

C-11.07.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing coils

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing coils

 

 

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to air quality management

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hand tools, portable power tools

C-11.08 Installs system component accessories

Essential Skills

Thinking, Document Use, Numeracy

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.08.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.08.02P

determine installation requirements for component accessories

installation requirements for component accessories are determined according to drawings and job and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.08.03P

determine location of component accessories

location of component accessories is determined according to accessibility, and job and manufacturers’ specifications

C-11.08.04P

secure component accessories

component accessories are secured using mechanical fasteners according to job requirements and manufacturers’ specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: hand tools, portable power tools

component accessories include: air balancing test ports, burglar bars, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, spark arrestors, air, noise and odour filtration systems, access doors, airflow sensors, temperature sensors, controls

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.08.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for system component accessories , and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with system component accessories

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing system component accessories , and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install system component accessories

C-11.08.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing system component accessories found on drawings and specifications

C-11.08.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing system component accessories

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing system component accessories

 

 

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to air quality management

 

 

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to working on or around electrical equipment and sources

Range of Variables

component accessories include: air balancing test ports, burglar bars, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, spark arrestors, air, noise and odour filtration systems, access doors, airflow sensors, temperature sensors, controls

tools and equipment include: hand tools, portable power tools

C-11.09 Installs plenums

Essential Skills

Thinking, Document Use, Working with Others

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-11.09.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-11.09.02P

select and lay out plenums and components

plenums and components are selected and laid out according to drawings and installation sequence

C-11.09.03P

assemble plenums and components

plenums and components are assembled according to labelling, tagging and drawings

C-11.09.04P

connect and seal joints

joints are connected and sealed to ensure integrity according to job specifications and trade standards

C-11.09.05P

place and secure plenums

plenums are placed and secured to support system according to job specifications and trade standards

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

components include: coils, fans, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, flexible connections, filters, louvers, dampers, drains, drain pans, doors

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, CWB, NFPA, AHJ

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-11.09.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for plenums and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with plenums

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing plenums, and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

describe the procedures used to install plenums

C-11.09.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to installing plenums found on drawings and specifications

C-11.09.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing plenums

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing plenums

C-11.09.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to the installation of plenums

identify codes and trade standards related to the installation of plenums

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, ANSI, NBC, CWB, NFPA, AHJ

Task C-12 Installs material handling system components

Task Descriptor

Material handling system components have specific applications such as dust collection, product separation and conveyance, and handling materials. These components may be installed for convenience, safety, cleanliness and cost-saving.

C-12.01 Installs pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

Essential Skills

Document Use, Numeracy, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-12.01.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-12.01.02P

determine location of components

location of components is determined according to specifications and job requirements

C-12.01.03P

assemble ductwork, fittings and components

ductwork, fittings and components are assembled according to tagging, drawings and job requirements

C-12.01.04P

complete transverse connections

transverse connections are completed by welding or fastening to limit protrusions according to job requirements

C-12.01.05P

secure ducts and fittings

ducts and fittings are secured to support systems according to job specifications and trade standards

C-12.01.06P

select and install components

components are selected and installed to ensure a smooth passage of materials through system by minimizing angle and direction changes

C-12.01.07P

select and install material handling lining

material handling lining is selected and installed

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

components include: chutes, explosion ducts, blast gates, relief vents, explosion dampers, blowers, separating devices (bag houses, cyclones), air locks, isolators, hoppers, bins

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, NBC, ANSI, CSA, NFPA, CWB

material handling lining includes: ceramic, UHMW, polyurethane, composite

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-12.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for pneumatic and gravity material handling system components, and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing pneumatic and gravity material handling system components and procedures for use

 

 

identify types of pneumatic and gravity material handling system components, and describe their applications

 

 

describe the procedures used to prepare for installation of pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

 

 

identify considerations when installing pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

 

 

describe the procedures used to install pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

C-12.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawings and job specifications

interpret information pertaining to installing pneumatic and gravity material handling system components found on drawings and job specifications

C-12.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

C-12.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

identify trade standards pertaining to pneumatic and gravity material handling system components

Range of Variables

components include: chutes, explosion ducts, blast gates, relief vents, explosion dampers, blowers, separating devices (bag houses, cyclones), air locks, isolators, hoppers, bins

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

procedures used to prepare for installation of pneumatic and gravity material handling system components include: determining equipment requirements, verifying duct sizing, determining penetration locations, performing site measurements, demolishing and removing existing systems and components, performing on-site coordination, staging (storing material), planning, distributing (material to installation area), sectioning (pre-assembling on-site), erecting, completing final inspection

considerations when installing pneumatic and gravity material handling system components include: manufacturers’ specifications, building materials, environmental conditions, field design modifications, site conditions, equipment requirements, design limitations

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, NBC, ANSI, CSA, NFPA, CWB

C-12.02 Installs mechanized material handling system components

Essential Skills

Document Use, Numeracy, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-12.02.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-12.02.02P

determine location of mechanized material handling system components

location of mechanized material handling system components is determined according to specifications and job requirements

C-12.02.03P

assemble mechanized material handling system components

mechanized material handling system components are assembled according to tagging, drawings and job specifications

C-12.02.04P

complete connections

connections are welded and fastened according to job requirements and specifications

C-12.02.05P

secure mechanized material handling system components

mechanized material handling system components are secured to supports, bases or hanging systems according to job specifications

C-12.02.06P

select and install fittings and components

fittings and components are selected and installed according to job requirements

C-12.02.07P

select and install material handling lining

material handling lining is selected and installed

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

material handling lining includes: ceramic, UHMW, polyurethane, composite

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-12.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of installation procedures for mechanized material handling system components, and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with mechanized material handling system components

 

 

identify tools and equipment used for installing mechanized material handling system components and procedures for use

 

 

identify types of mechanized material handling system components and describe their applications

 

 

describe the procedure to complete a connection

C-12.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawings and specifications

interpret information pertaining to installing mechanized material handling system components found on drawings and specifications

C-12.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures related to installing mechanized material handling system components

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures pertaining to installing mechanized material handling system components

C-12.02.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to mechanized material handling system components

identify trade standards pertaining to mechanized material handling system components

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: see Appendix B

types of mechanized material handling system components include: chutes, slides, conveyors, augers

safe work practices and procedures include: lock-out and tag-out, identifying pinch points, working around moving equipment

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, NBC, ANSI, CSA, NFPA

Task C-13 Applies thermal insulation, lagging, cladding and flashing

Task Descriptor

Sheet metal workers apply insulation, lagging, cladding and flashing to prevent condensation, limit operating costs, increase the efficiency of equipment through the conservation of energy, and to protect insulation and ductwork from damage due to environmental exposure. For this task, application may include on-site fabrication.

C-13.01 Applies thermal insulation to components

Essential Skills

Thinking, Document Use, Numeracy

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-13.01.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-13.01.02P

select insulation

insulation is selected according to job specifications and trade standards

C-13.01.03P

identify location to be insulated

location to be insulated is identified according to drawings, job specifications and trade standards

C-13.01.04P

measure, lay out and cut insulation pieces

insulation pieces are measured, laid out and cut according to job requirements

C-13.01.05P

secure insulation

insulation is secured by applying fasteners and components

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: knives, end cutters, pin spotters, banders, snips

trade standards include: SMACNA, NFPA, NBC

fasteners and components include: pins, z-bars, glue, insulation washers, bands

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-13.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to apply thermal insulation to components and the associated tools and equipment

identify types and properties of thermal insulation used for insulating components

 

 

identify tools and equipment used to apply thermal insulation to components, and describe their applications, limitations and procedures for use

C-13.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawings and specifications

interpret information pertaining to the insulation of components found on drawings and specifications

C-13.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures pertaining to applying thermal insulation to components

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures associated with applying thermal insulation to components

C-13.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of regulatory requirements pertaining to insulating components

identify trade standards pertaining to insulating components

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: knives, end cutters, pin spotters, banders, snips

safe work practices and procedures include: using PPE, elevating devices, well-ventilated areas

trade standards include: SMACNA, NFPA, NBC

C-13.02 Applies lagging and cladding to components

Essential Skills

Document Use, Numeracy, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-13.02.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-13.02.02P

select material and fasteners

material and fasteners are selected according to drawings and job requirements

C-13.02.03P

measure, lay out, cut and form material

material is measured, laid out, cut and formed to ensure fit according to drawings and job requirements

C-13.02.04P

select seams and joints

seams and joints are selected according to job requirements and specifications

C-13.02.05P

form seams and joints for lagging and cladding

seams and joints are formed according to job requirements and specifications

C-13.02.06P

overlap seams and joints and slope material

seams and joints are overlapped and material is sloped to shed moisture according to job requirements

C-13.02.07P

secure and seal material

material is secured and sealed using fasteners

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: snips, brakes, rollers, roll forming machines, banding tools, tape measures, trammel points, button punches, portable power tools

material includes: metal (copper, aluminum, stainless steel), plastic, composite

fasteners include: banding, screws, sealants, adhesives, expansion springs

seams and joints include: slip-lock, lapped, pittsburgh

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-13.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to apply lagging and cladding to components and the associated tools and equipment

identify types and properties of lagging and cladding used to apply to components

 

 

identify tools and equipment used to apply lagging and cladding to components, and describe their applications, limitations and procedures for use

 

 

identify the methods used to secure and seal material , and seams and joints

 

 

demonstrate layout methods

C-13.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawings and specifications

interpret information pertaining to the application of lagging and cladding to components found on drawings and specifications

C-13.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of calculations required to apply lagging and cladding to components

calculate measurements of materials before cutting

 

 

calculate seam and joint allowances

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: snips, brakes, rollers, roll forming machines, banding tools, tape measures, trammel points, button punches, portable power tools

material includes: metal (copper, aluminum, stainless steel), plastic, composite

seams and joints include: slip-lock, lapped, pittsburgh

C-13.03 Applies flashing to components

Essential Skills

Document Use, Numeracy, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-13.03.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-13.03.02P

select material

material is selected according to requirements, drawings and specifications

C-13.03.03P

measure and modify flashing

flashing is measured and modified to fit on-site conditions

C-13.03.04P

complete seams and joints

seams and joints are completed in order to shed moisture

C-13.03.05P

secure and seal material

material is secured and sealed using fasteners to ensure a weather-tight seal

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: button punch, seamers, flat screw driver, rubber mallet, set square, caulking gun, snips, portable power tools, soldering equipment

fasteners include: screws, sealants, adhesives, rivets

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-13.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to apply flashing to components and the associated tools and equipment

identify types and properties of flashing used to apply to components

 

 

identify tools and equipment used to apply flashing to components and describe their applications, limitations and procedures for use

 

 

identify the methods used to apply flashing

 

 

identify considerations when installing flashing to components

C-13.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawing interpretation

interpret information pertaining to the application of flashing to components found on drawings and specifications

C-13.03.03L

demonstrate knowledge of calculations required to apply flashing

calculate measurements of flashing before installing

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: button punch, seamers, flat screw driver, rubber mallet, set square, caulking gun, snips, portable power tools, soldering equipment

considerations include: isolators, building materials, environmental conditions, field design modifications

Task C-14 Performs leak testing, air balancing and commissioning

Task Descriptor

Sheet metal workers perform testing, adjusting, balancing and leak testing to ensure that the system operates efficiently at its specified performance level. Sheet metal workers also participate in the commissioning of building systems.

C-14.01 Performs leak tests

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Document Use, Thinking

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Evidence of Attainment

C-14.01.01P

select and use tools and equipment

tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-14.01.02P

seal and cap test section using materials

test section is sealed and capped using materials according to job requirements and specifications

C-14.01.03P

determine allowable system leakage rate

allowable system leakage rate is determined by comparing leakage test results to trade standards and job specifications

C-14.01.04P

pressurize ductwork to predetermined pressure

ductwork is pressurized to predetermined pressure by attaching blower to duct according to trade standards and job specifications

C-14.01.05P

identify and mark leaking areas

leaking areas are identified and marked when leakage is higher than allowable leakage rate

C-14.01.06P

reseal and retest leaking areas

leaking areas are resealed and retested once sealant has cured according to manufacturers’ specifications

C-14.01.07P

document test results

test results are documented according to job specifications

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: testing and monitoring equipment, snips, drills, electrical testing devices, smoke bombs

materials include: end caps, polyethylene, tape, sealers, gaskets

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, AHJ

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-14.01.01L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to perform leak tests and the associated tools and equipment

define terminology associated with leak tests

 

 

identify tools and equipment used in performing leak tests and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

identify requirements and limitations pertaining to performing leak tests

 

 

identify problems pertaining to air and material handling systems and describe the procedures used to prevent and correct them

 

 

identify types of tests relating to air and material handling system components and describe the procedures used to perform them

C-14.01.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawings and specifications

interpret information pertaining to performing leak tests found on drawings and specifications

C-14.01.03L

demonstrate knowledge of safe work practices and procedures pertaining to performing leak tests

identify hazards and describe safe work practices and procedures associated with performing leak tests

C-14.01.04L

demonstrate knowledge of codes and regulations pertaining to performing leak tests

identify trade standards pertaining to performing leak tests on air and material handling systems

Range of Variables

tools and equipment include: testing and monitoring equipment, snips, drills, electrical testing devices, smoke bombs

problems pertaining to air and material handling systems include: lack of or excessive air pressure, improper installation (duct sizing, noise)

types of tests include: pressure test, smoke test

trade standards include: SMACNA, ASHRAE, AHJ

C-14.02 Performs testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB)

Essential Skills

Numeracy, Writing, Thinking

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-14.02.01P

select and use tools and testing equipment

tools and testing equipment are selected and used according to job requirements

C-14.02.02P

verify dampers, filters and coils

dampers are verified to ensure they are open, and filters and coils are verified for cleanliness

C-14.02.03P

perform duct traverse

duct traverse is performed by creating test ports in ductwork by drilling holes, to determine volume and velocity of system

C-14.02.04P

perform calculations

calculations are performed to determine airflow and compare to design specifications

C-14.02.05P

adjust equipment and components

equipment and components are adjusted to achieve required airflow at the unit

C-14.02.06P

test and adjust main, zone and branch ducts and individual outlets

main, zone and branch ducts and individual outlets are adjusted to meet design specifications

C-14.02.07P

document balancing results

balancing results are documented according to job specifications

Range of Variables

tools and testing equipment include: drills, velometers, flow hoods, multimeters, thermometers, anemometers, psychrometers, pitot tubes, manometers, tachometers

equipment and components include: motor pulleys, dampers, blower pulleys, three-stage fans, variable speed drives, test port

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-14.02.01L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to perform testing, adjusting and balancing (TAB) on air handling systems, and the associated tools and testing equipment

define terminology associated with TAB

 

 

identify tools and testing equipment used in TAB, and describe their applications and procedures for use

 

 

identify requirements and limitations pertaining to TAB

 

 

identify problems pertaining to air handling systems and describe procedures used to prevent and correct them

 

 

explain the importance of TAB to ensure optimal system performance

 

 

describe the procedures and techniques used to perform balancing on air handling systems

 

 

describe the procedures used to adjust air handling system equipment and components to optimize performance

 

 

identify types of tests relating to air handling system equipment and components and describe the procedures used to perform them

C-14.02.02L

demonstrate knowledge of drawings and specifications

interpret information pertaining to performing TAB found on drawings and specifications

C-14.02.03L

demonstrate knowledge of codes and regulations pertaining to performing TAB

identify trade standards pertaining to performing TAB on air handling systems

Range of Variables

tools and testing equipment include: drills, velometers, flow hoods, multimeters, thermometers, anemometers, psychrometers, pitot tubes, manometers, tachometers

equipment and components include: motor pulleys, dampers, blower pulleys, three-stage fans, variable speed drives, test port

types of tests include: airflow, pressure, velocity, volume

trade standards include: Testing, Adjusting and Balancing Bureau (TABB), SMACNA

C-14.03 Participates in the commissioning of air and material handling systems

Essential Skills

Oral Communication, Working with Others, Writing

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Performance Criteria

Evidence of Attainment

C-14.03.01P

meet with commissioning agent throughout project

meetings with the commissioning agent are held throughout the project to verify work completed so far

C-14.03.02P

provide documentation to commissioning agent

documentation is provided to commissioning agent according to job specifications

C-14.03.03P

perform walk-around with commissioning agent

walk-around with commissioning agent is performed to identify locations of equipment and deficiencies

C-14.03.04P

address deficiencies cited on commissioning report

deficiencies cited on commissioning report are addressed

C-14.03.05P

label equipment

equipment is labelled according to job specifications for the purpose of identification, commissioning and maintenance

C-14.03.06P

educate building manager or owner on system operation and maintenance

system operation and maintenance information is contained in the turnover documents

Range of Variables

documentation includes: equipment shop drawings, as-built drawings, test results

 

Knowledge

 

Learning Outcomes

Learning Objectives

C-14.03.01L

demonstrate knowledge of commissioning and its purpose

define terminology associated with commissioning

 

 

explain the purpose of commissioning and identify the types of air and material handling systems and components

 

 

interpret documentation pertaining to commissioning

C-14.03.02L

demonstrate knowledge of the procedures used to commission air and material handling systems and components

describe the procedures used to commission air and material handling systems and components

Range of Variables

documentation includes: equipment shop drawings, as-built drawings, test results

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