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Award in Gypsum Installation

Courses > Award in Gypsum Installation

540.00

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Code
TRTRT-208-2503
MQF Level
2
Credits
8
Duration
100 hours
Schedule
TBC
Time
TBC
Mode of Delivery
MCAST Paola

We are currently gathering expressions of interest for this accredited programme. If you wish to indicate your interest in enrolling, please click on ‘Express Your Interest’. Individuals who submit their interest will be contacted at least two weeks prior to the start of the course. Please note that payment of fees and formal registration will only take place once the programme is scheduled and confirmed to commence.

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Course Description

In this unit, the learners will be provided with foundational knowledge of gypsum board installation: a construction process used to create partition walls, ceilings, and other structural elements. The objective of this process is to achieve a smooth, durable surface that offers structural integrity, insulation, and an aesthetically pleasing finish.

The unit also develops learners’ understanding of different types of plaster, including gypsum plaster. In addition, learners will explore painting as the final stage of surface finishing. Painting plays a vital role in enhancing visual appeal, protecting surfaces from wear, and improving the overall durability of walls and ceilings. Learners will be equipped with knowledge of various types of paints and the correct procedures for their application.

This unit also focuses on the application of safe procedures and safe work practices during gypsum installation. Individuals undertaking this work are required to possess the appropriate knowledge and skills to ensure that their activities do not pose health and safety risks to themselves or others. Emphasis is placed on the identification of risks and hazards associated with the work environment, tools and equipment, and the materials and substances used.

 

Overall Learning Outcomes

LO1 Follow health, safety, and environmental standards in relation to the trade of gypsum boards whilst also communicating effectively on site

LO2 Identify handling and caring procedures for tools specific to the trade of gypsum board installation.

LO3 Apply prescribed material supplier mixing and application methods while calculating the required areas and volumes for gypsum board materials.

LO4 Construct flat walls, partitions, flat ceilings and bulkheads, including plastering materials and steel reinforcement needed, for gypsum board installation.

 

 

  • Applicants are required to have a valid EID account
  • Certification is obtained upon attending at least 70% of the course

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