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TRANSNATIONAL SKILL STANDARDS FOR APPAREL MADE-UPS & HOME FURNISHING INDUSTRY

Transnational Skill Standards

Sewing Machine Operator

REFERENCE ID:TOS/AMH/Q0301


Mapping for Sewing Machine Operator (AMH/Q0301) with UK

NOS’s

Link to Indian Qualification: http://www.sscamh.com/admin/app/webroot/files/ptno/Qualification%20Pack%20-%20Sewing%20Machine%20Operator%20-%20Level%204.pdf

Link to UK Qualification: Not Specified

How to Read this Document

This document has two sections - Section I and Section II.

Section I: Compares the NOS in the Indian QP -Sewing Machine Operator (AMH/Q0301)

with UK NOS

Section II: Compares the competencies in Indian NOS with those of UK NOS.

The language of the compared competencies of the two countries differs. However, the competency pointers of the described competency can be mapped. Wherever the competency pointer maps it is reported as ‘None’ under the column ‘Gap in Indian NOS’. Wherever the competency pointers do not map, it is identified as a gap and the corresponding UK competency is noted under the column ‘Gap in Indian NOS’.

Usage of Benchmarked Transnational Standards

There will be two types of users of these benchmarked standards. One type will be of

those individuals who are already trained and are certified on the corresponding Indian

QP. This set of individuals will have to undergo a bridge course comprising of the

identified gaps only. Thereafter, they will be assessed under the aegis of a UK Awarding

body through the Indian SSC on the competency portions acquired via the bridge course.

All qualifying individuals will be awarded a co-branded certificate comprising oflogo of

Skill India, Indian SSC and UK Awarding Body.

Those individuals who wish to be certified afresh will have to undergo training on both

the Indian QP and the gaps in the Indian NOS with regard to UK competencies.

Thereafter, they will be assessed under the aegis of a UK Awarding body through the

Indian SSC and they will obtain a co-branded certificate comprising of logo of Skill India,

Indian SSC and UK Awarding Body.

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Section I: NOS Mapping of Sewing Machine Operator (AMH/Q0301) with the UK NOS

NOS Mapping: A Summary Indian NOS Code

Indian NOS UK NOS Code UK NOS Remarks, if any

AMH/N0102 Maintain work area, tools and machines

SKSMSP1 Look after the work area in manufacturing sewn products

AMH/N0302 Contribute to achieve product quality in stitching operations

SKSMSP2 Contribute to achieving product quality

AMH/N0301 Carry out stitching activities using machine or by hand

SKSMSP4 Carry out the sewing process

AMH/Q0103 Maintain Health , Safety and Security at Workplace

SKSHS1 Health, safety and security at work

AMH/N0104 Comply with industry, regulatory and organizational requirements

MTP CFAM&LBB4 Ensure compliance with legal, regulatory, ethical and social requirements

AMH/N0103 Maintain health, safety and security at work place

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Section II: Compares the competencies in Indian NOS with those of UK NOS.

NOS MappingDescriptions

Indian QP Title Sewing Machine

Operator UK Qualification Not Specified

Indian QP Code AMH/Q0301 UK Qualification Code Not Specified

Indian NOS Code AMH/N0102 UK NOS Code SKSMSP1

Indian NOS Maintain work area,

tools and machines UK NOS Look after the work

area in manufacturing

sewn products

Scope Maintain the work

area, tools and

machines

Overview Organising,

cleaning and

maintaining the

work area

Organising the

work to ensure it

flows effectively

through the work

area

Carrying out on-

going routine

maintenance of

tools and

equipment

Helping to achieve

production targets

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Competency Mapping

Performance Criteria - Indian NOS

Performance Criteria - UK NOS Gaps in Indian NOS

To be competent, the user/individual on the job must be able to-


None

PC1. Handle materials,

machinery, equipment and

tools safely and correctly

P1 Handle materials,

machinery, equipment and

tools safely and correctly

None

PC2. Use correct lifting and

handling procedures P2 Use correct lifting and

handling procedures None

PC3. Use materials to minimize

waste P3 Use materials to minimise

waste None

P4 Prepare and organise work

PC4. Maintain a clean and

hazard free working area P5 Maintain a clean and hazard

free working area None

P6 Deal with work interruptions

P7 Move about the workplace

with care

PC5. Maintain tools and

equipment P8 Maintain tools and

equipment None

PC6. Carry out running

maintenance within agreed

schedules

P9 Carry out running

maintenance within agreed

schedules

None

PC7. Carry out maintenance

and/or cleaning within one’s

responsibility

P10 Report the need for

maintenance and / or cleaning

outside your responsibility

None

PC8. Report unsafe equipment

and other dangerous

occurrences

P11 Report unsafe equipment

and other dangerous

occurrences

None

PC9. Ensure that the correct

machine guards are in place P12 Ensure the correct machine

guards are in place None

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PC10. Work in a comfortable

position with the correct

posture

P13 Work in a comfortable

position with the correct

posture

None

PC11. Use cleaning equipment

and methods appropriate for

the work to be carried out

P14 Use cleaning equipment

and methods appropriate for

the work to be carried out

None

PC12. Dispose of waste safely in

the designated location P15 Dispose of waste safely in

the designated location None

PC13. Store cleaning equipment

safely after use P16 Store cleaning equipment

safely after use None

PC14. Carry out cleaning

according to schedules and

limits of responsibility

P17 Carry out cleaning

according to schedules and

limits of responsibility

None

P18 Complete and store

accurate records and

documentation

Knowledge & Understanding: Knowledge & Understanding:

KB1. Work instructions and

specifications and interpret

them accurately

K1 How to receive work

instructions and specifications

and interpret them accurately

None

KB2. Method to make use of

the information detailed in

specifications and instructions

K2 How to make use of the

information detailed in


None

KB3. Relation between work

role and the overall

manufacturing process

K3 How the work role fits in

with the overall manufacturing

process

None

K4 The importance of good

time keeping and attendance

K5 The importance of

minimised production costs

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KB4. The importance of taking

action when problems are

identified

K6 The importance of taking

action when problems are

identified

None

KB5. Different ways of

minimizing waste K7 Different ways of minimising

waste None

KB6. The importance of running

maintenance and regular

cleaning

K8 The importance of running

maintenance and regular

cleaning

None

KB7. Effects of contamination

on products i.e. Machine oil,

dirt

K9 Effects of contamination on

products i.e. machine oil, dirt None

KB8. Common faults with

equipment and the method to

rectify

K10 Common faults with

equipment and how they can

be rectified

None

KB9. Maintenance procedures K11 Maintenance procedures None

KB10. Hazards likely to be

encountered when conducting

routine maintenance

K12 Hazards likely to be

encountered when conducting

routine maintenance

None

KB11. Different types of

cleaning equipment and

substances and their use

K13 Different types of cleaning

equipment and substances and

their use

None

KB12. Safe working practices

for cleaning and the method of

carrying them out

K14 Safe working practices for

cleaning and how they are

carried out

None

KA1. Personal hygiene and duty

of care K15 Personal hygiene and duty

of care None

KA2. Safe working practices and

organizational procedures K16 Safe working practices and

organisational procedures None

KA3. Limits of your own responsibility

K17 Limits of your own responsibilities

None

KA4. Ways of resolving with

problems within the work area K18 Ways of resolving with

problems within the work area None

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KA5. The production process

and the specific work activities

that relate to the whole process

K19 The production process

and how your specific work

activities relate to the whole

process

None

KA6. The importance of

effective communication with

colleagues

K20 The importance of effective

communication with colleagues None

KA7. The lines of

communication, authority and

reporting procedures

K21 The lines of



None

KA8. The organization’s rules,

codes and guidelines (including

timekeeping)

K22 The organisation’s rules,


timekeeping)

None

KA9. The company’s quality

standards K23 The companies quality

standards None

K24 The types of records kept, how are they completed and the importance of keeping them accurate


complying with written

instructions



instructions

None

KA11. Equipment operating

procedures / manufacturer’s

instructions

K26 Equipment operating


instructions

None

K27 Statutory responsibilities under Health, Safety and Environmental legislation and regulations

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Section II:Compares the competencies in Indian NOS with those of UK NOS.

NOS Mapping Descriptions





Indian NOS Contribute to achieve

product quality in

stitching operations

UK NOS Contribute to

achieving product

quality

Scope Contribute to

achieving the

product quality in

stitching

operations

Overview Inspecting

materials and

products during

the production

process

Meeting product

specifications

Identifying

problems and

irregularities

Finding the cause

of faults in

materials and

products

Taking appropriate

corrective action

Using quality

approved systems

and reporting

procedures

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Competency Mapping





None

PC1. Identify and use materials

required based on the job card/

work ticket

P1 Ensure materials and

component parts meet

specification

None

PC3. Report and replace

identified faulty materials and

component parts which do not

meet specification

P2 Report faulty materials

and component parts which do

not meet specification

None

PC2. Take the necessary action

when materials do not conform

to company quality standards

P3 Replace identified faulty

materials and component parts

which do not meet specification

None

P4. Set up and test equipment

to meet quality standard

PC8. Carry out quality checks at

specified intervals according to

instructions

P5 Carry out quality checks at

agreed intervals and in the

approved way

None

PC7. Test, sort, track feed and

examine work in progress P6 Ensure the quality of the

product meets specification

during production

None

PC9. Apply the allowed

tolerances P7 Apply the allowed

tolerances None

PC6. Report to the responsible

person when the work flow of

other production areas disrupts

work

P8 Identify process problems

that effect product quality and

report them promptly to

appropriate people

None

PC14. Maintain the required

productivity and quality levels P9 Maintain the continuity of

production with minimum

interruptions and downtime

None

P10 Identify faults and

irregularities in equipment and

machinery and take action

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within the limits of your

responsibility

PC12. Fault-find materials and

components for creased,

stained, damage and

incorrectly made-up

component parts

P11 Identify faults in finished

products and trace their causes None

PC10. Identify faults and take

appropriate action for

rectification

PC13. Report faults in other

processes to the appropriate

person

P12 Follow reporting

procedures where the cause of

faults cannot be identified

None

PC14. Maintain the required

productivity and quality levels P13 Maintain the required

productivity and quality levels None

PC15. Complete and maintain

documentation P14 Complete and store


documentation

None




work ticket

K1 How to receive work

instructions and specifications

and interpret them accurately

None



work ticket

K2 How to make use of the

information detailed in


None

K3 The types of faults in

equipment and machinery and

the action to be taken when

they occur

KB1. Different types of faults

that are likely to be found and

how to put them right

K4 The types of faults in

materials and components

which need replacing and the

None

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KA5. Types of problems with

quality and how to report them

to appropriate people

action to be taken

KB6. Types of faults which may

occur, how they are identified

and methods to deal with it

KB2. Different techniques and

methods used to detect faults K5 How to identify materials

which do not conform to

requirements and how to

report them to appropriate

people

None

K6 Care and fabric content

labels / symbols

KB7. Different types of defects K7 The types of problems that

occur during processing None

KB6. Types of faults which may

occur, how they are identified

and methods to deal with it

K8 Potential solutions to help

rectify faults None

KB13. Appropriate inspection

methods that can be used K9 Inspection methods and

techniques None

KB10. Inspect stitched products

against specifications

KB16. The types of adjustments

suitable for specific types of

faults

K10 The types of adjustments

suitable for specific types of

faults

None

K11 Handling techniques for

different materials

K12 Awareness of material /

fabric / yarn types

KB18. Own quality and

production targets and the

effect of not meeting these on

K13 Quality control procedures

and how to follow them None

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self and/or the team

manufacturer’s instructions

KB7. Different types of defects K14 The types of problems

with quality and how to report

them to appropriate people

None

KB15. The consequences of not

rectifying problems K15 The consequences of not

rectifying problems

KB9. The importance of

marking and segregating rejects

KB5. Effect of seams/hems not

sewn to specifications

KA10. Importance of

documentation K16 The importance of keeping

accurate quality records None

KA6. Methods to present any

ideas for improvement to line

manager

K17 How to present any ideas

for improvement to line

manager

None

K18 The causes of lost

production and material

wastage

K19 How to maintain the flow

of production

KB18. Own quality and

production targets and the

effect of not meeting these on

self and/or the team

manufacturer’s instructions


achieving quality and its

relation to the end user

/customer

None

K21 The importance of team work

KA1. Safe working practices and

organizational procedures K22 Safe working practices and

organisational procedures None

KB17. Own responsibilities at

work during production K23 Limits of your own

responsibility None

KA8. Limits of personal

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responsibility

KB14. Acceptable solutions for

particular faults K24 Ways of resolving with

problems within the work area

None

KB17. Own responsibilities at

work during production K25 The production process

and how your specific work

activities relate to the whole

process

None


effective communication with

colleagues

KA5. Types of problems with

quality and how to report them

to appropriate people

K27 The lines of



None

KA9. Reporting procedure in

case of faults in own/ other

processes

KA2. The organization's procedures and guidelines

K28 The organisation’s rules,


timekeeping)

None

KA3. Quality systems and

sewing processes practiced in

the organization

K29 The companies quality

standards None

K30 The types of records kept,

how are they completed and

the importance of keeping

them accurate



instructions



instructions

None

KA4. Equipment operating


instructions

K32 Equipment operating


instructions

None

13




K33 Statutory responsibilities

under Health, Safety and

Environmental legislation and

regulations

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Indian NOS Carry out stitching

activities using

machine or by hand

UK NOS Carry out the sewing

process

Scope Prepare for

stitching

operations

Stitch

components to

produce apparels

Overview Preparing the

machine and work

area

Identifying and

sorting

components

Organising the

work to ensure it

flows effectively

through the work

area

Sewing materials

to specification

Meeting

production targets

Completing

documentation

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Competency Mapping





None

PC2. Follow the instructions on

the work ticket/ job card in line

with the responsibilities of

respective job role

P1 Organise work in accordance

with instructions None

PC3. Ask questions to obtain

more information on tasks

when the instructions you have

are unclear

P2 Identify and report difficulties in carrying out instructions

None

PC45. Report risks/ problems

likely to affect services to the

relevant person promptly and

accurately

PC6. Check that equipment is

safe and set up in readiness for

use

P3 Prepare equipment for use according to instructions

None

KB16. Knowledge of bobbins

and its part and procedures to

adjust bobbins

KB14. Knowledge of

attachments used on the M/C

KB13. Knowledge about

adjusting the top tension

KB11. Procedures to set the

stitch size

KB10. Setting up and adjusting

machine controls

PC26. Thread the needle in the

machine and adjust the needle

as per the requirements

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PC25. Cut the thread

appropriately

PC24. Set machine controls for

the materials being stitched

PC23. Set up machine (Apparel

Sewing machine) according to

manufacturers’ instructions and

production requirements

P4 Carry out emergency stop procedures on machinery

PC17. Follow company

reporting procedures about

defective tools and machines

which affect work and report

risks/ problems likely to affect

services to the relevant person

promptly and accurately

P5 Identify, rectify and report

machine faults and take the

relevant action within the limits

of responsibility

None

KB19. The typical faults of

stitching machines and

methods to rectify them

KB20. The actions to take in the

event of a machine ceasing to

function correctly

PC44. Carry out basic

maintenance of own machines

PC28. Report defective

machines, tools and/or

equipment to the responsible

person

PC19. Leave work area safe and

secure when work is complete P6 Keep the work area clean and tidy

None

PC1. Make sure the work area

is free from hazards

PC7. Select the correct P7 Identify components that None

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component parts for the style

being worked on meet specification and are free from defects and faults

PC8. Check that the materials

to be used are free from faults

PC39. Respond accordingly

where stitched items do not

meet production specification

P8 Identify, rectify and report deviations from specification

None

PC16. Report any damaged

work to the responsible person

PC14. Report faults in the

materials

PC15. Conform to company

quality standards

PC12. Check if fabric /

Component is correctly marked

and pieces cut as required

PC9. Ensure the materials used

meet the specification

matching within a product and

between a pair of products

when applicable

PC9. Ensure the materials used meet the specification matching within a product and between a pair of products when applicable

P9 Ensure the quantity of cut items to meet specifications

None

PC13. Fabric pieces and linings

are pinned or sewn together as

required, and appropriately

hung in readiness for assembly.

P10 Organize and prepare components for sewing

None

PC10. Carry out test sews P11 Carry out test sews None

PC27. Perform a test run to ensure machine is operating correctly

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PC32. Stitch the correct materials in the right sequence as required by the production specification

P12 Sew cut items to specifications and in the correct sequence

None

PC33. Ensure stitched product

conforms to shape and size

requirement

P13 Ensure sewn product conforms to shape and size requirements

None

PC34. Ensure stitched products

meets specification in terms of

labels and trimmings

P14 Ensure sewn product

meets specification in terms of

labels and trimmings

None

PC5. Use the correct tools and equipment’s

P15 Operate machine safely

and correctly according to

instructions

None

PC11. Check needles, awls and threads regularly PC43. Clean and make safe machines after use KB8. Broken needle procedure

KB9. Thread thickness, shade and sizes and parts of needles KB15. Increase and decrease the foot pressure as applicable KB17. Procedures to use bobbin winder KB18. Knowledge to use treadle

KB28. Knowledge of the sewing machine parts and its application PC35. Inspect stitched products

against specifications P16 Inspect sewn products against specification

None

PC36. Identify mark and place

rejects in the designated

locations

P17 Identify, mark and place rejects in the designated location

None

PC29. Operate machines safely

and in accordance with

guidelines

P18 Use tools and equipment correctly, efficiently and safely

None

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PC18. Sort and place work to assist the next stage of production and minimize the risk of damage

P19 Prepare sewn work for transfer on to the next stage of the process

None

PC38. Pass the stitched item to the next stage in the manufacturing process after validation PC20. Complete forms, records

and other documentation P20 Complete and store


documentation

None

Knowledge statements identified

Knowledge statements

identified




respective job role

K1 How to receive and read work instructions and specifications and interpret them accurately

None

KA5. Protocol to obtain more

information on work related

tasks

K2 How to make use of the information detailed in specifications and instructions

None




respective job role

KA5. Protocol to obtain more

information on work related

tasks

K3 The importance of reporting and resolving any problems with instructions

None

KA4. Potential hazards

associated with the machines

and the safety precautions that

must be taken

K4 Equipment faults which may occur, how they are identified and how they should be dealt with

None

PC10. Carry out test sews K5 When to carry out test sews and the reasons for them

None

KB1. Knowledge of

fabrics/apparels and garments

and types of fabrics/apparels

K6 Characteristics of different materials

None

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that require stitching by hand

or machine stitching

KB33. Safety precautions to be

taken when stitching K7 The importance of having a clean, clear work area

None

KB8. Broken needle procedure K8 Continuous work preparation i.e. spool / bobbin fill whilst sewing, all components to hand

None

PC31. Check the equipment prior to making the stitching, including:

PC30. Optimize the positioning and layout of materials to ensure a smooth and rapid throughput

K9 How to organize work to help meet required quality and quantity levels

None

PC32. Stitch the correct materials in the right sequence as required by the production specification

K10 Production targets and methods including piece rate and competitive rate systems

None

KB12. The importance of machine, needle, foot needle guard and spool checks

K11 The importance of machine, needle, foot, needle guard and spool checks

None

K12 Consequences of lubricants or debris being left on or around the machine and work surface

KB21. Common hazards in the

work area and workplace

procedures for dealing with

them

K13 Hazards likely to be encountered in the workplace and how they can be avoided

None

K14 Consequences of sewing components out of sequence and how to prevent it occurring

KB3. Range of techniques most suited to the different types of apparel

K15 Types of seams / hems / finish used and purposes they serve

None

KB4. Different apparels and their parts

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K16 Effect of seams / hems not sewn to specification

KB26. The problems

encountered when stitching

different types of apparels

K17 Types of faults which may occur, how they are identified and how they should be dealt with

None

KB27. Different types of defects

K18 Why sewn items should be kept free of contamination

K19 Storage requirements of different types of sewn items

PC36. Identify mark and place rejects in the designated locations

K20 The importance of marking and segregating rejects

None

KA1. The organization’s policies and procedures

K21 The organization’s rules, codes, guidelines and standards

None

KA3. Guidelines for storage and disposal of waste materials PC46. Carry out Operations at a rate which maintains workflow and meets production targets

K22 Quality and quantity including compliance with specifications and timescales

None

PC15. Conform to company quality standards

K23 Quality systems and procedures

None

K24 Personal hygiene and duty of care

KB33. Safety precautions to be taken when stitching

K25 Safe working practices and organizational procedures

None

KA4. Potential hazards associated with the machines and the safety precautions that must be taken KA7. Details of the various job roles and responsibilities

K26 Limits of your own responsibility

None

KA10. Protocol and format for

reporting work related risks/

problems

K27 Ways of resolving with

problems within the work area None

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KB25. Assembling different

garment parts to make the final

product

K28 The production process and how your specific work activities relate to the whole Process

None

KA12. Importance of team work

and harmonious working

relationships

K29 The importance of effective communication with colleagues

None

KA9. Work target and review

mechanism with your

supervisor

K30 The lines of communication, authority and reporting procedures

None

KA7. Details of the various job

roles and responsibilities

KA6. Contact person in case of

queries on procedure or

products and for resolving

issues related to defective

machines, tools and/or

equipment

KA1. The organization’s policies and procedures

K31 The organization’s rules, codes and guidelines (including timekeeping)

None

PC15. Conform to company quality standards

K32 The companies quality

standards None

KA8. Documentation and

reporting formats K33 The types of records kept,

how are they completed and

the importance of keeping

them accurate

None

PC2. Follow the instructions on the work ticket/ job card in line with the responsibilities of respective job role

K34 The importance of complying with written instructions

None

KB30. The manufacturer’s

instructions for setting up,

adjusting and operating the

equipment

K35 Equipment operating procedures / manufacturer’s instructions

None

KB31. The manufacturer’s


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for maintenance of equipment

KA2. Responsibilities under health, safety and environmental legislation

K36 Statutory responsibilities under Health, Safety and Environmental legislation and Regulations

None

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Indian QP Title Quality Executive-Sewing Line UK Qualification Not Specified


Indian NOS Code AMH/N0103 UK NOS Code SKSHS1

Indian NOS Maintain Health , Safety and

Security at Workplace UK NOS Health, safety and

security at work

Scope Comply with health,

safetyandsecurityrequirements

atwork

•Hazards and Risks/ threats

•Medical Emergencies

•Evacuation process

Overview contributing to

the safety and

security in the

workplace

taking action in

the event of an

incident

raising the alarm

following correct

procedures for

shut down and

evacuation

using emergency

equipment

correctly and

safely

monitor the

workplace for

hazards

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Competency Mapping





None

PC13. carry out periodic

walk-through to keep work

area free from hazards and

obstructions, if assigned

P1 identify the location and

type of accident/incident None

KA10. Actions to take in the

event of a mock drills/

evacuation procedures or

actual accident, emergency or

fire

P2 recognise the sound/s of

alarms None

P3 raise the alarm(s)

PC17.Take action based on

instructions in the event of fire,

emergencies or accidents

P4 take action in the event of

fire, emergencies or accidents None

PC12. Monitor the workplace

and work processes for

potential risks and threats

P5 recognise and rectify where

possible potential hazards in

the workplace

None

PC17. take action based on

instructions in the event of fire,

emergencies or accidents

PC18. Follow organization

procedures for shutdown and

evacuation when required

P6 follow the organisational

procedures for shut down and

evacuation when required

None

PC15. participate in mock

drills/ evacuation procedures

organized at the workplace

PC2. Use and maintain personal

protective equipment as per

protocol

P7 use, maintain and replace

emergency equipment and

protective clothing and

equipment

None

KB2. Personal protective

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equipment and method of use

PC12. monitor the workplace

and work processes for

potential risks and threats

P8 monitor the workplace for

hazards None

PC14. report hazards and

potential risks/ threats to

supervisors or other authorized

personnel

P9 report hazards which cannot

be rectified immediately None

KA3. Organizational

procedures for safe handling of

equipment and machine

operations

P10 use correct handling and

lifting techniques None

P11 report any security

breaches

P12 follow organisational

procedure for any loss of

property

PC9. Safely handle and move

waste and debris P13 safely handle and move

waste and debris None

KB4. Proper disposal system for

waste and by-products

PC8. store materials and

equipment in line with

manufacturer’s and

organizational requirements

P14 store materials and

equipment in line with

manufacturer’s and

organisational requirements

None

PC6. identify and correct (if

possible) malfunctions in

machinery and equipment

P15 identify and correct (if

possible) malfunctions in

machinery and equipment

None

PC7. report any service

malfunctions that cannot be

rectified

P16 recognise and report any

service malfunctions that

cannot be rectified

None

PC4. maintain a healthy

lifestyle and guard against

P17 recognise and report any

hazardous substance leaks

None

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dependency on intoxicants (contamination, spillages or

emissions)

KA8. Reporting protocol and

documentation required P18 complete all forms,

records, reports and other

documentation

None

PC1. Comply with health and

safety related instructions

applicable to the workplace

P19 work to legal requirements,

standards and regulations,

policies, procedures and

professional codes

None

PC3. carry out own activities

in line with approved guidelines

and procedures


KA6. Layout of the plant and

details of emergency exits,

escape routes, emergency

equipment and assembly points

K1 where alarms, emergency

exits, escape routes, emergency

equipment and assembly

points are located

None

KB5. Signage related to health

and safety and their meaning

KA10. Actions to take in the

event of a mock drills/

evacuation procedures or

actual accident, emergency or

fire

K2 what the alarm sounds like None

KA2. Potential hazards, risks

and threats based on nature of

operations

K3 what hazardous substances

are used in the workplace None

KA4. Potential risks due to

own actions and methods to

minimize these

K4 methods of making safe or

reducing the danger of

hazardous substances in the

event of an accident

None

PC4. Maintain a healthy

lifestyle and guard against

dependency on intoxicants

K5 how to handle and store

hazardous substances in line

with COSHH (Control of

None

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KB3. Identification, handling

and storage of hazardous

substances

substances hazardous to Health

KA7. Potential accidents and

emergencies and response to

these scenarios

K6 what the most likely

accidents and emergencies in

the workplace are and how to

respond

to them

None

KA9. Details of personnel

trained in first aid, fire-fighting

and emergency response

K7 who the nominated first

raiders are None

K8 how to respond to loss of property

KA1. Health and safety

related practices applicable at

the workplace

K9 your responsibility to health,

safety and security in the

workplace

None

KA4. Potential risks due to

own actions and methods to

minimize these

KB1. Occupational health and

safety risks and methods

PC10. minimize health and

safety risks to self and others

due to own actions

KA5. Environmental

management system related

procedures at the workplace

K10 environmental

requirements None

PC5. Follow environment

management system related

procedures

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Indian QP Title Quality Executive-

Sewing Line UK Qualification Not Specified


Indian NOS Code AMH/N0104, UK NOS Code MTP CFAM&LBB-4

Indian NOS Comply with industry,

regulatory and

organizational

requirements

UK NOS Ensure compliance

with legal, regulatory,

ethical and social

requirements

Scope Customer

Compliance

Compliance with

all national and

international laws

and regulations

Overview This standard is for

managers and

leaders with

specific

responsibility for

ensuring their

organization’s

compliance with

legal, regulatory,

ethical and social

requirements.

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Competency Mapping





None

KA1. The importance of having

an ethical and value-based

approach to governance

P1 monitor relevant national

and international legal,

regulatory, ethical and social

requirements and the effect

they have on your organisation,

including what will happen if

you don’t meet them

None

KA3. Specific to the

industry/sector, know and

understand:

· Legal, regulatory and ethical

requirements

· Procedures to follow if

someone does not meet the

requirements

KB2.Reporting procedure in

case of deviations



understand:


requirements



requirements

P2 develop effective policies

and procedures to make sure

your organisation meets all the

necessary requirements

None

KA2. Benefits to the company

and oneself due to practice of

these procedures

P3 make sure people have a

clear understanding of relevant

policies and procedures and the

importance of putting them

into practice

None

PC2. seek and obtain

clarifications on policies and

procedures, from

the supervisor or other

authorized personnel

PC3. apply and follow these

policies and procedures within

the work practices

P4 monitor the way policies

and procedures are put into

practice and provide support,

None

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where required

PC4. provide support to the

supervisor and team members

in enforcing these

considerations

P5 support people to report

any concerns about not

meeting the requirements

None

PC5. identify and report any

possible deviation to these

requirements

P6 identify and correct any

failures to meet the

requirements

None



requirements

P7 identify reasons for not

meeting requirements and

adjust the policies and

procedures to reduce the

likelihood of failures in the

future

None


case of deviations P8 provide full reports about

any failures to meet the

requirements to the relevant

stakeholders

None





K1 the importance of having an

ethical and value-based

approach to governance and

how to put this into practice

None



understand:


requirements

K2 relevant legal requirements

governing the running of

organisations

None

SA6. Positively influence the

team members into following

procedures

K3 current and emerging social

attitudes to management and

leadership practice and the

importance of being sensitive

to these

None

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K4 ways in which other

organisations deal with current

and emerging social concerns

and expectations

None

PC1. Carry out work functions

in accordance with legislation

and regulations, organizational

guidelines and procedures

KB1.Country / customer specific

regulations for the sector and

their importance

K5 legal, regulatory and ethical

requirements in your sector,

both national and international

None

KA4. Customer specific

requirements mandated as a

part of the work process

K6 particular current and

emerging social concerns and

expectations that are relevant

to your sector

None




K7 the culture and values of

your organisation and the

effect they have on corporate

governance

None



understand:


requirements



requirements

K8 policies and procedures that

make sure people meet the

requirements

None



requirements

K9 procedures to follow if

people do not meet the

requirements

None



understand: Legal, regulatory and ethical

requirements

Procedures to follow if


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requirements


case of deviations K10 support available to enable

people to report concerns

about not meeting

requirements

None

SA1. Make a report in case

of any deviation from the

normal company norms

PC1. comply with health and

safety related instructions

applicable to the

workplace

K11 the processes for

maintaining the relevant

policies and procedures and

making sure they continue to

be effective

None

SB4. Participate and influence

the organization’s response

towards these

regulatory procedures

SB3. Plan and manage work

routine based on company

procedure

K12 the different ways in which

people may not meet the

requirements and the risks of

these actually happening

None

SA1. Make a report in case

of any deviation from the

normal company norms

K13 the procedures for dealing

with people who do not meet

the requirements, including

requirements for reporting

None

KB2. Reporting procedure in

case of deviations

*General Note: In the AMHSSC NOS, Range statement is not separated out. It is integrated

holistically into the PCs and Technical knowledge within the QPs.

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