MSFDG3002 — Prepare and install architectural engineered leadlight and stained glass

1 Identify work requirements

• 1.1Identify and follow work health and safety, legislative and organisational requirements
• 1.2Identify, confirm and clarify work requirements with appropriate personnel
• 1.3Identify the process for preparing and installing architecturally engineered leadlight and stained glass

2 Prepare for installation

• 2.1Determine work sequence in a logical order to suit the job
• 2.2Select and check tools, equipment and materials for suitability, serviceability and safety prior to use
• 2.3Check components of the leadlight and stained glass against specifications or job order
• 2.4Select leadlight and stained glass fixing method
• 2.5Prepare frame or opening to receive leadlight and stained glass using appropriate techniques
• 2.6Accurately measure and prepare fixing and sealing materials following manufacturer recommendations

3 Identify site conditions and constraints

• 3.1Recognise site safety hazards and take corrective action to reduce risk of injury to self and others
• 3.2Identify and address on-site difficulties in accordance with regulations and enterprise agreements
• 3.3Identify special characteristics of the leadlight and stained glass aperture in relation to the effect of the fitting process on the finished job
• 3.4Apply covering material to protect existing fixtures and fittings in accordance with workplace procedures

4 Fit leadlight and stained glass

• 4.1Fix leadlight and stained glass to the frame or opening using the selected method
• 4.2Apply solvents and sealants in accordance with manufacturer instructions
• 4.3Clean leadlight and stained glass and/or frame after fixing using appropriate cleaning agents

5 Finalise the installation

• 5.1Check completed installation to ensure compliance
• 5.2Check completed installation for compliance with customer requirements and specifications
• 5.3Clean and store tools, equipment and materials in accordance with workplace procedures
• 5.4Clean work area and leave in a safe condition and dispose of or recycle waste in accordance with workplace protocols
• 5.5Accurately complete required workplace documentation

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