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Traditional Basic Hard Metal Craft

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Aim: This course is designed to develop the skill level and knowledge requirted to qualify for the Traditional Basic Hard Metal Craft which develops more intricate hard metal skills for the experienced hard metal worker.

Objective: The practical training of the course is 5 day's duration and on siccessful completion of the training & assessment, will allow the candidate to enrol on to the Intermediate course run by the LSTA.  A certificate of competence will be issued and presented to the successful candidate with both the LSTA & City & Guilds endorsement.

Assessment method & criteria: Assessment will be by practical workshop simulation, all work is assessed & marked against the criteria provided on the task sheets.

Delivery method:
Delivery of the course is by workshop demonstration followed by practical training and assessment by the candidate.  There is a formal procedure involving counselling, assessment and verification whereby a protfolio of evidence is accumulated for examination by an assessor.

Outline

Practical:
Dog ear corner
Soldered Joints
External corner soldered
Clipping
Stabding seam welted end
Saddle piece
Dog tooth end
Swept end

Assessment:
Pinched seam
Swept abutment
Welted verge
Neoprene expansion joint
Double lock welt
Single lock welt
Riveted joint
Eaves apron trim

Speaker/s

Simon Wood - Training Manager
Paul Brewer - Trainer
Sean Benwell - Trainer
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The Leadsheet Training Academy has been in existance for over 85 years and is at the forefront of technical training and expertise for those working in construction using lead and hard metals.

We have created a state of the art, purpose built training facility in East Peckham, Kent.  This includes full scale training rigs and resources as well as providing a well-equipped enviroment in which to lern as it recreates real-life situations.

We will guide you through the vocational course and qualifications tht are available for those wanting to improve their skills and expertise.  We have developed our range of courses over the years in response to the needs of installers and employers, offering a flexible approach to allow participants to get the most out of their training.

If you have little or no experience of working with lead, candidates as first introduced to the basic welding and bossing techniques enabling them to then develop their skills through the four modules that make up the City & Guilds Accreditation Certificate.  This can then be supplemented by the Advanced level Module 5.

The LSA has also introduced a 18 month courses the Specialsit Applied-Skills Programme. (SAP). This leads to a QCF Level 2 Qualification and combines training in the workshop and on site assessment.  ...
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