TSBT02 Disassemble and reinstall SBT assemblies
  • Type Validation
  • Level Foundational
Additional Details

TSBT02 Disassemble and reinstall SBT assemblies

Issued by Connected Competence

The candidate has demonstrated the knowledge, skills and ability to safely and accurately identify faults and defects with SBT assemblies, disassemble SBT assemblies, rectify faults and defects and reinstall SBT assemblies by selecting and using the correct materials, tools, fittings, clamps and supports in accordance with the P&ID and specification sheet.

  • Type Validation
  • Level Foundational
Additional Details

Skills

  • Assuring Continuing Competence
  • Correct Tool Useage
  • Depressurise/bleed
  • Disassemble Small Bore Tubing Assemblies
  • Identify Faults And Defects With Small Bore Tubing
  • Practical Skills
  • Re-assemble Tube Supports
  • Reinstall Small Bore Tubing
  • Use Of Gap Inspection Gauges
  • Working Safely

Earning Criteria

  • The candidate has successfully completed and demonstrated the following:
  • Importance of health and safety in the workplace and understands relevant aspects of current health and safety legislation and always demonstrated this understanding
  • Observes any specific safety requirements relating to the preparation and correct use of the materials, tools, equipment and methods of working
  • Prepare the work area for the specified work activities and determine activity for SBT Assembly from P&ID and specification sheet.
  • Identify SBT assembly faults and determine remedial actions
  • Selection and correct use of tooling and correct use of Gap Inspection Gauges.
  • Correctly depressurise/bleed assembly to in accordance with approved procedures prior to disassembly.
  • Correctly disassemble SBT assembly in accordance with approved procedures and good practices.
  • Select correct tubing, fittings, ferrules and components as required in the rectification of faults.
  • Re-tighten fittings ready for testing, and re-assemble tube supports
  • Assembly pressure test
  • Correctly store tools and equipment and reinstate work area after completion of activity

Standards

Maintaining Plant and Systems - Instrumentation and Control
National Occupational Standards (NOS) are statements of the standards of performance individuals must achieve when carrying out functions in the workplace with specifications of the underpinning knowledge and understanding. NOS are developed by Standard Setting Organisations who consult with employers and stakeholders across each of the UK nations.