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CBT
ASSESSMENT RESOURCES - INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT:
All files with a *.doc extension are uncompressed Microsoft Word
files. To download these files, always "RIGHT-CLICK" the
hyperlink & from the popup dialog box select "Save Target
As". Left-clicking the hyperlink will open the document file in
your browser but you may experience unpredictable results depending on
your browser file associations. All other files, including those with
*.exe, *.dll & *.hlp extensions may be downloaded by clicking either
the left or right mouse button over the hyperlink. Files that should be
right-clicked are marked: RIGHT-CLICK
CANDIDATE
ASSESSMENT MODULES
Each
assessment module is provided as a compressed, self-extracting zip file.
Download the file to a nominated download or temporary directory on your
hard disk drive. DO NOT download it to the course directory. Next, using
the Windows RUN command, execute the dowloaded file. A dialog box will
appear asking you for a target directory; the file will automatically
extract to the directory that you nominate. The default target directory
is set to C:\IQTEMP but you should edit the filepath so that the file is
extracted into the appropriate course directory on your hard disk drive.
If you do not nominate a course directory, the file will extract to
C:\IQTEMP & you must then use Windows Explorer to move it to the
appropriate course directory. Note that the assessment modules will not
run unless they are located in the same directory as the relevant course
files.
USING
THE ASSESSMENT MODULES
The
assessment modules are run as separate standalone applications; they
cannot be started from within the course. They can be launched from the
Windows RUN menu, from Windows Explorer, or you can create a shortcut
& an icon on your Windows desktop using standard Windows
conventions. Note that the assessment modules executable files require
other runtime file to be present in the same directory. They must
therefore be located in the appropriate course directory.
Each
time a candidate opens an assessment module, they will be asked to enter
their name or some form of ID. On exit, a seesion transcript (logfile)
is automatically saved to the Logfiles subdirectory under the course
directory eg. Boiler2\Logfiles\log00002.log. A logfile file will be
saved regardless of whether the assessment session is completed or
terminated prematurely. Candidates can open the assessment module as
many times as they like using the same ID. After each session, an
additional logfile bearing their ID will be saved. Trainers or asessors
should use the last-saved logfile to conduct formal assessment. The
logfiles can be opened, viewed & printed using the Report Generator
application "Report.exe". This can be found in the course
directory. It can be started from a button on the Main Menu pages of the
boiler courses but in the case of the Pumps & Valves courses, it
must be started from the Windows RUN command or Windows Explorer.
Alternatively, you can create a shortcut & icon on your desktop
using standard Windows conventions.
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PUMPS
& VALVES BASICS ASSESSMENT MODULES
PUMP
BASICS ASSESSMENT MODULES (For use with
version 2.6 only)
pp_40questions.exe
A randomised subset of 40 questions from a total question bank of 137
pp_50questions.exe
A randomised subset
of 50 questions from a total question bank of 137
pp_60questions.exe
A randomised subset of 60 questions
from a total question bank of 137
pp_NZQA_level4.exe
A randomised full set of 137 questions that meets the specific curriculum requirements of NZQA ENCHEM
unit standards at level 4
VALVE
BASICS ASSESSMENT MODULES (For use with
version 2.6 only)
vv_30questions.exe
A randomised subset of 30 questions from a total question bank of 99
vv_40questions.exe
A randomised subset of 40 questions from a total question bank of 99
vv_50questions.exe
A randomised subset of 50 questions from a
total question bank of 99
vv_60questions.exe
A randomised subset of 60 questions from a
total question bank of 99
vv_L4NZQ.exe
A randomised full set of 99 questions that meets the specific curriculum requirements of NZQA ENCHEM
unit standards at level 4
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BOILER
FUNDAMENTALS ASSESSMENT MODULES (For
use with version 1.61)
BA_NZQA.exe
Candidates for the New Zealand Boiler Attendant
Certificate download this module in addition to
R_PERSON.exe
B1_113questions.exe
Full question bank containing 113 questions. The questions are
randomized each time the assessment module is opened.
B1_40questions.exe
A randomised subset of 40 questions from a total question bank of 113
B1_50questions.exe
A randomised subset of 50 questions from a total question bank of 113
B1_60questions.exe
A randomised subset of 60 questions from a total question bank of 113
Trainer
aide: text transcript of full Boiler1 question bank showing
correct/incorrect answers & answer weightings
RIGHT-CLICK
B1_113questions.doc
( Word document)
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PACKAGED
BOILER OPERATION ASSESSMENT MODULES (For
use with version 1.61)
R_PERSON.exe
Candidates for the New Zealand Certificate "Responsible Person –
Unattended Plant" download this module only. Candidates for the New
Zealand Boiler Attendant Certificate download this module in addition to
BA_NZQA.exe
Note: all questions relating to Control Systems Fundamentals have been
removed because they exceed the NZQA assessment requirements for
Responsible Person certification.
B2_97questions.exe
Full question bank containing 97 questions. The questions are randomized
each time the assessment module is opened.
B2_30questions.exe
A randomised subset of 30 questions from a total question bank of 97
B2_40questions.exe A
randomised subset of 40 questions from a total question bank of 97
B2_50questions.exe
A randomised subset of 50 questions from a total question bank of 97
B2_us97.doc
( Word document) currently
not available - under revision
Trainer
aide: text transcript of full Boiler2 question bank showing
correct/incorrect answers & answer weightings
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CANDIDATE
ASSESSMENT GUIDES
The
"Candidate Assessment Guides" are provided for NZQA unit
standards candidates to help prepare for the "On-Job"
practical component of the competency assessment relating to specific
unit standards. Note that they are provided for the use of candidates
preparing for assessment by I.Q Technology or our nominated workplace
assessors. Where assessment is to be performed by other training
providers, their procedures may differ & you should discuss specific
requirements with your nominated provider. International customers are
free to download & use these guides but you should be aware that
they may not be appropriate for use in your locality.
NZQA candidates must
successfully complete the "Off-Job" computer or text-based
assessment (minimum 85% grade) to demonstrate that they have achieved
the required level of competence with regard to the core generic
knowledge before they can proceed to the "On-Job" practical
assessment. The objective of the "On-Job" assessment is to
demonstrate that you have the necessary confidence, ability &
experience to meet the practical "hands-on" requirements of
the unit standard. The Candidate Guides will provide you with a list of
the key tasks you are expected to perform & the topics on which you
will be expected to express a clear understanding. The ability to
complete the list with confidence prior to the assessment will enhance
your prospect of being judged competent & awarded the qualification.
All guides are in MS Word format.
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a_guide.doc
Assessment
procedures & instructions for I.Q. Technology candidates (New
Zealand only)
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s_16295.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #16295: Operate Boiler House Fire & Safety Systems
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s_16296.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #16296: Supervise & Monitor an Unattended Boiler
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s_16297.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #16297: Basic Principles of Equipment Used for Steam
Generation
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s_16298.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #16298: Basic Auxiliary Equipment & Systems Used for
Steam Generation
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s_16299.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #16299: Operate & Monitor a 1.2 to 6MW Boiler &
Auxiliary Plant
RIGHT-CLICK
s_16308.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #16308: Use Permit to Work Procedures
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s_3057.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #3057: Monitor Downstream User Requirements
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s_3059.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #3059: Inspect & Monitor Plant in an Energy-Chemical
Environment
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s_3061.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #3061: Maintain Record Management in an Energy-Chemical
Environment
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s_3062.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #3062: Identify, Handle & Store Chemicals
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s_3067.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #3067: Operate Personnel safety Systems Applying to
Hazardous Areas
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s_4553.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #4553: Operate Common Pumps, Compressors & Fans (Level
2)
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s_4554.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #4554: Operate Fired Pressure Equipment Under 20MW
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s_4555.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #4555: Operate Steam Generation Equipment Under 20MW
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s_4557.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #4557: Operate Boiler Feedwater Treatment Systems Under
20MW
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s_4559.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #4559: Operate Common Valves (Level 2)
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s_5868.doc
ENCHEM
Unit Standard #5868: Operate 2-Way Communication Equipment
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