CUAPRP412 — Use casting and moulding techniques to make props
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What an assessment for CUAPRP412 must cover
24 assessable components: 3 elements (10 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 8 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Determine prop requirements
- 1.1Confirm prop production requirements with required personnel and with reference to props documentation
- 1.2Decide which casting and moulding techniques are best suited to the types of props required
2 Prepare for prop construction
- 2.1Select most appropriate mould based on an analysis of how prop items are to be used and the advantages and disadvantages of different options
- 2.2Select tools, equipment and materials appropriate to the casting or moulding technique
- 2.3Calculate quantities of required materials, avoiding waste where possible
3 Construct props
- 3.1Create moulds and casts using techniques, tools and materials
- 3.2Check items produced in terms of durability, quality of finish and suitability for production requirements
- 3.3Seek feedback on work in progress from required personnel and adjust techniques as required
- 3.4Prepare items in readiness for finishing, according to production requirements
- 3.5Contribute to evaluation of prop construction processes and note ways to improve own work performance
Performance evidence
- use casting and moulding techniques to produce a range of props that meet the requirements of at least two different productions.
Knowledge evidence
- properties and applications of materials commonly used for casting and moulding
- materials and techniques used for different production requirements
- key features and uses of different types of moulds
- issues and challenges that typically arise when using casting and moulding techniques to construct props, and strategies to address them
- safety and environmental requirements associated with materials and equipment used in casting and moulding.
Foundation skills
- Learning: Improves own performance through seeking and comprehending the views of others
- Reading: Interprets production documentation
- Writing: Documents outcomes of evaluations
- Oral communication: Obtains information by listening and questioning Uses clear language to express views
- Numeracy: Calculates quantities and checks expenditure forecast using simple calculations
- Self-management: Takes responsibility for meeting health and safety requirements in constructing props within scope of own role Applies organisational procedures and meets expectations associated with own role
- Teamwork: Works collaboratively with a range of personnel to make props
- Planning and organising: Plans and organises own workload considering project timelines Considers a range of factors that impact on the process of creating casts and moulds for prop items
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What does an assessment tool for CUAPRP412 need to cover?
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