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AssessmentRemove stains from soft coverings

Unit standard 01576 Version 7Level 3 Credits 4

Learner information

Your name:

Your workplace:

Your date of birth:

Your national student number (if known):

Declaration

I was told about and understand the assessment requirements. I have prepared my answers myself. Any evidence I have provided as my own, I produced myself. I understand that this assessment may be used for moderation and quality control purposes. I understand that when I achieve this unit standard my result will be registered with the

New Zealand Qualifications Authority.

I confirm the above declaration: Yes No Date:

Assessment result (assessor use only)

Assessment result Achieved More evidence required Date:

Reassessment result Achieved More evidence required Date:

Feedback to the learner:

The requirements have been met to demonstrate competency in this unit standard.

Assessor name:

Assessor number: Date:

To demonstrate competency, you must be able to: Outcomes Tasks

demonstrate knowledge of stain types, removal methods, and fabric and material styles.

1 1

conduct a risk assessment of the worksite. 2 2

prepare equipment and worksite for stain removal. 3 3

remove an identifiable stain. 4 4

remove an unidentifiable stain. 5 5

complete job-related tasks. 6 6

Instructions Your answers may be written (either electronically or by hand) or spoken. For the practical aspects of this assessment you will be observed doing the listed tasks by your assessor. Once you have completed your assessment, you must read and confirm the declaration on the cover.Filled in or written answers If there are open white spaces on a page because you have written shorter answers, this is acceptable.

You don’t have to fill the space. Use a pen to write your answers. If you need to change an answer, write your initials beside any

corrections you make. If you need more space, attach extra pages with your answer. Add your name and task number to all extra pages you use.

Verbal answers If you answer verbally, your assessor will write your answer(s), or may use a voice recorder.Evidence Label all your evidence with your name and the appropriate task number. Highlight relevant information on your evidence. Arrange your evidence in same order as this assessment.

Definitions The trainee is you, the person being assessed. You may also be referred to as the learner, student,

candidate or employee in some instances. The assessor is the person who will assess you. The verifier is a workplace supervisor, team leader, manager or assessor who understands the

assessment, works closely with you and can confirm that you have completed a task competently. Industry best practice refers to any enterprise and/or establishment requirements, practices, policy,

procedures, methods and protocols which are in accordance with applicable legislation, regulations and New Zealand Standards.

A fabric is defined as a cloth or textile made from yarn or fibre. A material is made from non-woven fabrics eg leather, vinyl, and suede. A spot is defined as a concentrated substance which sits on the surface of the fabric or material and

changes the texture or appearance of that fabric or material. A stain is defined as foreign material (soil, liquid, etc) on a fabric or material that is not removable by

standard cleaning methods. This also includes discolouration occurring in or on a fabric or material or any colour other that the natural colour of the fabric or material (ie, red stain, black stain).

Sequence of best practice is determined by the procedure for the removal of spots and stains. PPE Personal protective equipment.

US 01576 version7 – Assessment – Upholstery stain removal© Careerforce 2015 – Issue 3.3 – August 2015 2

Important notes The trainee must complete unit standard 25918 or demonstrate equivalent knowledge and skills of safe

work practices in carpet cleaning before starting this unit standard. Competence demonstrated during assessment against this standard must comply with the requirements of:

- Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.- Employment Relations Act 2000.- Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996.- Health and Safety in Employment Act 1992.- Resource Management Act 1991.- AS/NZS 4849.1:2003 Upholstery cleaning – Fabric upholstery; S300 Standard and Reference Guide for

Professional Upholstery Cleaning – 2000 (IICRC Publications).

ResourcesThis is an open book assessment. The following learning resources may be useful when completing this assessment: the Careerforce learning resource for this unit standard. learning materials, books, the internet and your workplace’s policies and procedures.


Task 1: Stain types, removal methods, fabric and material stylesA Describe how the following contribute to identifying a stain:

Appearance

Client input

Colour

Feel

Location

Odour


B Describe how the following potential problems relate to specific fabrics. Over wetting causing shrinkage

Dye-runs or discolouration

Delamination (when the surfaces of the fabric separate)

Fibre or yarn discolouration

C Describe the following methods of removing stains: Extraction


Absorption

Agitation

Enzyme digestion

Chemical action (water-based, solvent based or co-solvent)


D Identify the type of fabric or material that will be treated from the pictures below by completing the sentence. You may choose from:

woven. tufted.

flocked. leather.

knitted.

This is fabric. This is fabric.

This is fabric.

This is fabric. This is fabric.

Assessor comments (for assessor use only):

Task 1 result: Achieved More evidence required


Task 2: Conduct a risk assessmentA Prior to removing the stain, carry out a risk assessment of the worksite and identify the immediate and

secondary risks and write them below:

Definition An immediate risk might be fumes from chemicals; opening a window for fresh air could cause a secondary risk of a security concern. A secondary risk occurs as a result of a risk response.

B Communicate the results of the risk assessment to the client in writing and attach the written acceptance of the assessment here.

Verification formTo be completed by your verifier and/or assessor

Trainee name:

Trainee organisation:

Comment on each of the stated criteria and give examples of the trainee’s performance (where this applies).Sign and date this verification once you are satisfied the trainee has achieved the stated criteria.

I have evidence the trainee wrote to the client advising of the risk assessment and received acceptance from the client in writing.

Verifier comment: Date achieved:

Verifier name: Position:




Task 3: Preparation for stain removal


Trainee name:



I observed the trainee select the following equipment in preparation for removing the stain:

stain removal kit. stain removal chart. cloths.

respirator or air mover. gloves.


I observed the trainee display one of the following warnings.

signs. cordons. barriers.


I observed the trainee meet the following conditions for safe stain removal practice.

adequate ventilation. absence of naked flames.

avoidance of inhalation and contact with skin and eyes.


I confirm that this document is valid and authentic. Date:





Task 4: Removal of an identifiable stain


Trainee name:



I observed the trainee use PPE in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations and industry best practice.


I observed the trainee use a method of stain removal which was consistent with the requirements of the fabric and was in accordance with industry best practice.


I observed the trainee minimise the risk to the fabric by applying the removal agent to an inconspicuous area to test for both of the following: Colour bleeding/fastness. A change in texture.


I observed the trainee apply one of the following removal agents in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations:

water-based cleaning agent. dry cleaning solvent. chemical based process.



I observed the trainee apply and remove the stain treatment without damage to the fabric leaving the surface dry and mark free.


I observed the trainee gain approval for the appearance of the finished article from a supervisor or the client.


I observed the trainee dispose of any soiled solutions and waste appropriately and in accordance with the Resource Management Act 1991.







Task 5: Remove unidentified stain


Trainee name:



I observed the trainee spot test one of the following removal agents prior to treatment:

water-based cleaning agent. dry cleaning solvent. chemical based process.


I observed the trainee minimise the risk to the fabric by applying the removal agent to an inconspicuous area to test for both of the following: Colour bleeding/fastness. A change in texture.


I observed the trainee apply and remove the effective removal agent in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.


I observed the trainee treat the unidentified stain in the sequence of best practice until there is evidence of soil or colour transfer and the surface is left dry and mark free.



I observed the trainee gain approval for the appearance of the finished article from a supervisor or the client.


I observed the trainee dispose of any soiled solutions and waste appropriately and in accordance with the Resource Management Act 1991.







Task 6: Complete job related tasks


Trainee name:



I have evidence the trainee documented and reported the outcome(s) of stain treatment including the following details:

source of stains. unsuccessfully treated stains.

stain prevention. explanation of reoccurrence of some stains.

first aid treatment for upholstery when stain occurs.


I observed the trainee check, clean and store equipment and cleaning materials in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations


I observed the trainee secure the premises in accordance with client requirements or instructions.







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