Rubber Lining – Level 2 – Code # RLQ-2

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Rubber Lining Level 2 (Code #: RLQ-2) aims to provide consistent and reliable outcomes for all stakeholders in the delivery of Rubber Lining projects both in a workshop and site setting. Establish training needs of a given Rubber Lining Technician, whether a new starter or an experienced tradesman. The training program will run based on peer review evaluation of the current skills of the Rubber Lining Technician, verification of competency and setting achievable training and development targets as required.

 

Key drivers of RLQ-2 are:

 

Consistent Outcomes: tangible benefits regarding project assignment of personnel to specific tasks that match their level of competency. Leading to predictable, efficient, quality outcomes with built-in SOPs.

 

Skills Verification and Verifiable Records: Project Stakeholders can verify via Training Records that the Rubber Lining technicians meet the skill requirements for the type of Rubber Lining Project and complexity level.

 

Development of Personnel: Rubber Lining Technicians develop further skills and confidence in their own ability leading to increased job satisfaction and improved quality workmanship conducted in a safe manner – a “Win Win” for all stakeholders.

 

Sharing of Knowledge and Innovation: the training will lead to greater cohesion in the Rubber Lining Industry where all Stakeholders work to a consensus based on industry best practice and shared knowledge leading to innovation.

 

Scalable benefits: as the training program comes online, over time there will be scale benefits through targeted training needs based on individual skills assessments leading to career development opportunities for the trainee and accelerated growth efficiencies for Employers and Project Stakeholders.
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What Will You Learn?

  • RLQ-2 aims to build on learning from RLQ-1.
  • Learn Intermediate to Advanced Rubber Lining Techniques.
  • Safely and consistently conduct rubber lining for chutes, pulleys, and straight pipes.
  • Work on pipes less than 1m in diameter and those over 200mm in diameter with precision and quality.
  • Learn Intermediate Skive Cutting and Template Preparation.
  • Safely use a push knife for both basic and intermediate skive cutting techniques.
  • Prepare and work with shaped templates to ensure proper lining application.
  • Chemical Patch Repairs: Independently conduct chemical patch repairs without the need for supervision.
  • Reading and Understanding Work Packs: Interpret method statements and technical drawings of intermediate complexity to guide your work.
  • Contribution to Safety Documentation: Actively contribute to the development of safety documents such as JSAs and permits within group discussions.

Course Content

Rubber Lining – Level 2 – Code # RLQ-2
Level 2 Rubber Lining Competencies

  • 1. Wear Protection Rubber Lining Application
    00:00
  • 2. Types of Joints used for Wear Protection Rubber Lining
    00:00
  • 3. Corrosion Protection Rubber Lining Application
    00:00
  • 4. Types of Joints used for Corrosion Protection Rubber Lining
    00:00
  • Quiz 1
  • 5. Templates for Rubber Lining
    00:00
  • 6. Rubber Lining Straight Pipes
    00:00
  • 7. Rubber Lining Chutes
    00:00
  • 8. Rubber and Ceramic Lagging of Conveyor Pulleys
    00:00
  • Quiz 2
  • 9. Repair Techniques for Rubber Lined Vessels
    00:00
  • 10. Use of Cutting Tools and Skive-Cutting Techniques
    00:00
  • 11. Understanding Job Packs for Rubber Lining
    00:00
  • Quiz 3
  • 12. Use of Technical Drawings for Rubber Lining
    00:00
  • 13. Geometry and Lining Plans for Floors of Vessels and Tanks
    00:00
  • 14. Geometry and Lining Plans for Walls of Vessels and Tanks
    00:00
  • 15. Offer Input and Actively Engage in Safety Meetings
    00:00
  • Quiz 4
  • 16. Further Activity – Practical
    00:00

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