The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Confirm design brief of new colour.
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Communicate with customer and other key stakeholders and agree on: Completed |
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colour/colour specification |
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surface finish/gloss |
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Completed |
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viewing conditions (lighting) |
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Completed |
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opacity |
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Completed |
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requirements for metameric/non-metameric match |
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other aesthetic requirements
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Determine end use of product, eg interior, exterior, automotive Completed |
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Develop and validate design brief to meet needs. Completed |
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Determine initial colour formulation.
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Analyse colour sample (where provided) using colour computer and/or eye and predict possible colour formulation Completed |
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Compare predicted formulation with company/customer preferred colourants. Completed |
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Adjust predicted formulation to use preferred colourants. Completed |
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Check that the adjusted formulation complies with design brief. Completed |
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Conduct small scale trials.
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Make/arrange for small batch to adjusted formulation Completed |
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Undertake trials to determine optimum processing conditions where relevant Completed |
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Analyse colour of sample product and compare to design brief Completed |
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Modify formulation and processing (where relevant) to have simplicity of manufacture and to meet brief. Completed |
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Assess hazards.
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Identify hazards arising from colour formulation and processing Completed |
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Assess risks arising from those hazards Completed |
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Determine appropriate action to control risks in accordance with hierarchy of control and duty of care Completed |
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Take required action before proceeding to trial. Completed |
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Trial new colour formulation through the process.
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Design trial to procedure to deliver required information Completed |
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Ensure OHS and environmental requirements are stringently observed Completed |
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Coordinate the trialing of the new product Completed |
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Interpret colour trial results and guide colour trial process Completed |
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Adjust formulation, and if appropriate tune process, to optimise production of new colour. Completed |
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Coordinate evaluation and testing.
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Determine colour testing and evaluation regime required to meet end use requirements, including regulatory/industry code requirements Completed |
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Arrange for testing and evaluation of trial colour Completed |
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Interpret colour trial results Completed |
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Modify formulation and conduct new trials as required Completed |
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Determine final formulation and processing specifications. Completed |
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Implement procedures for new colour.
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Monitor initial production and adjust process, conditions and formulation to make the process a smooth operation Completed |
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Ensure process specifications reflect the optimised operation developed Completed |
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Ensure quality standards and procedures meet requirements of design brief Completed |
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Ensure procedures are correct for the new colour Completed |
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Ensure project records are complete and all required reports have been completed and submitted Completed |
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Archive records according to procedure. Completed |
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