Performance indicators
1. Familiarises themselves with the technical drawings and ensures that they have the instructions for the planned operation and that the instructions are clear and comprehensible (with the necessary parameters being defined and achieved). Asks for additional information, if necessary.
2. Ensures that the immediate vicinity of the workstation is safe and in order. Checks that the necessary personal protective equipment (glasses, gloves, etc.) is available and in good order.
3. Visually checks the machine to ensure that it is in good order, clean and configured before commencing work.
4. Checks that they have all the necessary documents (work order, waybills, error and problem reports, etc.) and fills them in on an ongoing basis.

Performance indicators
1. Starts the machine and monitors for deviations in its work. If a deviation occurs, reacts quickly and appropriately according to their authorisation and notifies a specialist or their line manager of the problem, if necessary.
2. If necessary, makes a sample of the product to ensure that the configured parameters of the machine and the work order are compatible. Adjusts the parameters, if required.

Performance indicators
1. Regularly maintains and cleans the machine pursuant to the prescribed order and using the prescribed tools. Cleans the immediate vicinity of their workstation and the machine after finishing work. Checks that the machine is in working order throughout the work period. If problems arise, implements measures to eliminate the malfunction based on their authorisation or notifies their line manager or specialist.
2. Registers all problems and repair data in the manner prescribed.
3. Conducts small repairs on and technical maintenance of the machine within the limits of their authorisation. Calls a technician and informs other appropriate people, if necessary.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on water-cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on water-cutting machines;
2) specific nature of water-cutting technology and its operating principles;
3) areas of application of water-cutting technology.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on mechanical cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on metal cutting machines;
2) specific nature of metal cutting technologies and their operating principles;
3) areas of application of metal cutting technologies.

Performance indicators
1. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator places importance on client satisfaction and makes high-quality products that comply with the agreed standards. They pay heed to deadlines and stages.
2. They use their time efficiently, work in a systematic and organised way and follow all instructions, procedures and safety requirements.
3. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator uses all acquired field-specific knowledge and the possibilities offered by technology to achieve their professional goals. They share their knowledge and the nature of the field with colleagues and further their professional knowledge through constant professional development.
4. They think fast and quickly grasp new information. Performing new duties and acquiring new methods and techniques is not difficult for them. They are oriented towards results and achieving personal work-related objectives.
5. They analyse their activity in the course of their work and present ideas and suggestions to improve their work, if necessary.
6. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator is a team player. They have a clear understanding of the work and functions of the departments in the organisation and communicate with people at all levels, stating their opinion clearly and not hiding information. They can handle conflict situations, if required.
7. They respond to criticism reasonably and can draw conclusions and learn from it.
8. They speak Estonian at the B2 level and one foreign language of their choice (preferably English) at the A2 level.
9. They use a computer at the required level in accordance with the basic modules: basic aspects of a computer; basic aspects of the Internet; word processing; and table processing. Has basic knowledge of CAD/CAM programmes.

Knowledge:
1) professional terminology, definitions, symbols and markings used in technical documentation;
2) operating principles of machines, programmes and operating modes and their technical capabilities;
3) most common control systems of CNC machines;
4) the methodology and methods of monitoring machine operations, display symbols indicating malfunction;
5) instructions on what to do in the event of a malfunction (knowledge of how to stop the machine or operation in a way that minimises damage, e.g. technical condition of the machine and consumption of raw materials);
6) general technical safety rules, security measures arising from the use of the machine and personal protective equipment;
7) most common malfunctions and ways of preventing and eliminating them;
8) the need to archive technical repairs for future work, requirements of formatting documents;
9) other documents required for work (work orders, reports, etc.) and the requirements for filling in and formatting them;
10) basic knowledge of metal-processing (locksmith work, mechanical processing of materials, etc.);
11) measuring instruments needed to process sheet metal (calliper, instrument for measuring angles, measuring tape, etc.) and their operating principles;
12) sheet metal materials and identifiers for differentiating them visually and by product marking;
13) most common EN and ISO material standards for sheet metal.

Assessment method(s):
Recurring competences are evaluated as part of the assessment of the other competences listed in the occupational qualification standard.

Performance indicators
1. Familiarises themselves with the technical drawings and ensures that they have the instructions for the planned operation and that the instructions are clear and comprehensible (with the necessary parameters being defined and achieved). Asks for additional information, if necessary.
2. Ensures that the immediate vicinity of the workstation is safe and in order. Checks that the necessary personal protective equipment (glasses, gloves, etc.) is available and in good order.
3. Visually checks the machine to ensure that it is in good order, clean and configured before commencing work.
4. Checks that they have all the necessary documents (work order, waybills, error and problem reports, etc.) and fills them in on an ongoing basis.

Performance indicators
1. Starts the machine and monitors for deviations in its work. If a deviation occurs, reacts quickly and appropriately according to their authorisation and notifies a specialist or their line manager of the problem, if necessary.
2. If necessary, makes a sample of the product to ensure that the configured parameters of the machine and the work order are compatible. Adjusts the parameters, if required.

Performance indicators
1. Regularly maintains and cleans the machine pursuant to the prescribed order and using the prescribed tools. Cleans the immediate vicinity of their workstation and the machine after finishing work. Checks that the machine is in working order throughout the work period. If problems arise, implements measures to eliminate the malfunction based on their authorisation or notifies their line manager or specialist.
2. Registers all problems and repair data in the manner prescribed.
3. Conducts small repairs on and technical maintenance of the machine within the limits of their authorisation. Calls a technician and informs other appropriate people, if necessary.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on flame-cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on flame-cutting machines;
2) specific nature of flame-cutting technology and its operating principles;
3) areas of application of flame-cutting technology.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on plasma-cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on plasma-cutting machines;
2) specific nature of plasma-cutting technology and its operating principles;
3) areas of application of plasma-cutting technology.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on mechanical cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on metal cutting machines;
2) specific nature of metal cutting technologies and their operating principles;
3) areas of application of metal cutting technologies.

Performance indicators
1. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator places importance on client satisfaction and makes high-quality products that comply with the agreed standards. They pay heed to deadlines and stages.
2. They use their time efficiently, work in a systematic and organised way and follow all instructions, procedures and safety requirements.
3. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator uses all acquired field-specific knowledge and the possibilities offered by technology to achieve their professional goals. They share their knowledge and the nature of the field with colleagues and further their professional knowledge through constant professional development.
4. They think fast and quickly grasp new information. Performing new duties and acquiring new methods and techniques is not difficult for them. They are oriented towards results and achieving personal work-related objectives.
5. They analyse their activity in the course of their work and present ideas and suggestions to improve their work, if necessary.
6. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator is a team player. They have a clear understanding of the work and functions of the departments in the organisation and communicate with people at all levels, stating their opinion clearly and not hiding information. They can handle conflict situations, if required.
7. They respond to criticism reasonably and can draw conclusions and learn from it.
8. They speak Estonian at the B2 level and one foreign language of their choice (preferably English) at the A2 level.
9. They use a computer at the required level in accordance with the basic modules: basic aspects of a computer; basic aspects of the Internet; word processing; and table processing. Has basic knowledge of CAD/CAM programmes.

Knowledge:
1) professional terminology, definitions, symbols and markings used in technical documentation;
2) operating principles of machines, programmes and operating modes and their technical capabilities;
3) most common control systems of CNC machines;
4) the methodology and methods of monitoring machine operations, display symbols indicating malfunction;
5) instructions on what to do in the event of a malfunction (knowledge of how to stop the machine or operation in a way that minimises damage, e.g. technical condition of the machine and consumption of raw materials);
6) general technical safety rules, security measures arising from the use of the machine and personal protective equipment;
7) most common malfunctions and ways of preventing and eliminating them;
8) the need to archive technical repairs for future work, requirements of formatting documents;
9) other documents required for work (work orders, reports, etc.) and the requirements for filling in and formatting them;
10) basic knowledge of metal-processing (locksmith work, mechanical processing of materials, etc.);
11) measuring instruments needed to process sheet metal (calliper, instrument for measuring angles, measuring tape, etc.) and their operating principles;
12) sheet metal materials and identifiers for differentiating them visually and by product marking;
13) most common EN and ISO material standards for sheet metal.

Assessment method(s):
Recurring competences are evaluated as part of the assessment of the other competences listed in the occupational qualification standard.

Performance indicators
1. Familiarises themselves with the technical drawings and ensures that they have the instructions for the planned operation and that the instructions are clear and comprehensible (with the necessary parameters being defined and achieved). Asks for additional information, if necessary.
2. Ensures that the immediate vicinity of the workstation is safe and in order. Checks that the necessary personal protective equipment (glasses, gloves, etc.) is available and in good order.
3. Visually checks the machine to ensure that it is in good order, clean and configured before commencing work.
4. Checks that they have all the necessary documents (work order, waybills, error and problem reports, etc.) and fills them in on an ongoing basis.

Performance indicators
1. Starts the machine and monitors for deviations in its work. If a deviation occurs, reacts quickly and appropriately according to their authorisation and notifies a specialist or their line manager of the problem, if necessary.
2. If necessary, makes a sample of the product to ensure that the configured parameters of the machine and the work order are compatible. Adjusts the parameters, if required.

Performance indicators
1. Regularly maintains and cleans the machine pursuant to the prescribed order and using the prescribed tools. Cleans the immediate vicinity of their workstation and the machine after finishing work. Checks that the machine is in working order throughout the work period. If problems arise, implements measures to eliminate the malfunction based on their authorisation or notifies their line manager or specialist.
2. Registers all problems and repair data in the manner prescribed.
3. Conducts small repairs on and technical maintenance of the machine within the limits of their authorisation. Calls a technician and informs other appropriate people, if necessary.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on laser-cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on laser-cutting machines;
2) specific nature of laser-cutting technology and its operating principles;
3) areas of application of laser-cutting technology.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on mechanical cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on metal cutting machines;
2) specific nature of metal cutting technologies and their operating principles;
3) areas of application of metal cutting technologies.

Performance indicators
1. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator places importance on client satisfaction and makes high-quality products that comply with the agreed standards. They pay heed to deadlines and stages.
2. They use their time efficiently, work in a systematic and organised way and follow all instructions, procedures and safety requirements.
3. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator uses all acquired field-specific knowledge and the possibilities offered by technology to achieve their professional goals. They share their knowledge and the nature of the field with colleagues and further their professional knowledge through constant professional development.
4. They think fast and quickly grasp new information. Performing new duties and acquiring new methods and techniques is not difficult for them. They are oriented towards results and achieving personal work-related objectives.
5. They analyse their activity in the course of their work and present ideas and suggestions to improve their work, if necessary.
6. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator is a team player. They have a clear understanding of the work and functions of the departments in the organisation and communicate with people at all levels, stating their opinion clearly and not hiding information. They can handle conflict situations, if required.
7. They respond to criticism reasonably and can draw conclusions and learn from it.
8. They speak Estonian at the B2 level and one foreign language of their choice (preferably English) at the A2 level.
9. They use a computer at the required level in accordance with the basic modules: basic aspects of a computer; basic aspects of the Internet; word processing; and table processing. Has basic knowledge of CAD/CAM programmes.

Knowledge:
1) professional terminology, definitions, symbols and markings used in technical documentation;
2) operating principles of machines, programmes and operating modes and their technical capabilities;
3) most common control systems of CNC machines;
4) the methodology and methods of monitoring machine operations, display symbols indicating malfunction;
5) instructions on what to do in the event of a malfunction (knowledge of how to stop the machine or operation in a way that minimises damage, e.g. technical condition of the machine and consumption of raw materials);
6) general technical safety rules, security measures arising from the use of the machine and personal protective equipment;
7) most common malfunctions and ways of preventing and eliminating them;
8) the need to archive technical repairs for future work, requirements of formatting documents;
9) other documents required for work (work orders, reports, etc.) and the requirements for filling in and formatting them;
10) basic knowledge of metal-processing (locksmith work, mechanical processing of materials, etc.);
11) measuring instruments needed to process sheet metal (calliper, instrument for measuring angles, measuring tape, etc.) and their operating principles;
12) sheet metal materials and identifiers for differentiating them visually and by product marking;
13) most common EN and ISO material standards for sheet metal.

Assessment method(s):
Recurring competences are evaluated as part of the assessment of the other competences listed in the occupational qualification standard.

Performance indicators
1. Familiarises themselves with the technical drawings and ensures that they have the instructions for the planned operation and that the instructions are clear and comprehensible (with the necessary parameters being defined and achieved). Asks for additional information, if necessary.
2. Ensures that the immediate vicinity of the workstation is safe and in order. Checks that the necessary personal protective equipment (glasses, gloves, etc.) is available and in good order.
3. Visually checks the machine to ensure that it is in good order, clean and configured before commencing work.
4. Checks that they have all the necessary documents (work order, waybills, error and problem reports, etc.) and fills them in on an ongoing basis.

Performance indicators
1. Starts the machine and monitors for deviations in its work. If a deviation occurs, reacts quickly and appropriately according to their authorisation and notifies a specialist or their line manager of the problem, if necessary.
2. If necessary, makes a sample of the product to ensure that the configured parameters of the machine and the work order are compatible. Adjusts the parameters, if required.

Performance indicators
1. Regularly maintains and cleans the machine pursuant to the prescribed order and using the prescribed tools. Cleans the immediate vicinity of their workstation and the machine after finishing work. Checks that the machine is in working order throughout the work period. If problems arise, implements measures to eliminate the malfunction based on their authorisation or notifies their line manager or specialist.
2. Registers all problems and repair data in the manner prescribed.
3. Conducts small repairs on and technical maintenance of the machine within the limits of their authorisation. Calls a technician and informs other appropriate people, if necessary.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from various materials on CNC sheet-processing machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) stamps, matrices and wear parts used in stamping;
2) types of stamping and their operating principles;
3) stamping parameters and determining them.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on various punch press machines (eccentric, hydraulic, servo-electric press, etc.) based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) stamps, matrices and wear parts used in stamping;
2) types of stamping and their operating principles;
3) stamping parameters and determining them.

Performance indicators
1. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator places importance on client satisfaction and makes high-quality products that comply with the agreed standards. They pay heed to deadlines and stages.
2. They use their time efficiently, work in a systematic and organised way and follow all instructions, procedures and safety requirements.
3. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator uses all acquired field-specific knowledge and the possibilities offered by technology to achieve their professional goals. They share their knowledge and the nature of the field with colleagues and further their professional knowledge through constant professional development.
4. They think fast and quickly grasp new information. Performing new duties and acquiring new methods and techniques is not difficult for them. They are oriented towards results and achieving personal work-related objectives.
5. They analyse their activity in the course of their work and present ideas and suggestions to improve their work, if necessary.
6. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator is a team player. They have a clear understanding of the work and functions of the departments in the organisation and communicate with people at all levels, stating their opinion clearly and not hiding information. They can handle conflict situations, if required.
7. They respond to criticism reasonably and can draw conclusions and learn from it.
8. They speak Estonian at the B2 level and one foreign language of their choice (preferably English) at the A2 level.
9. They use a computer at the required level in accordance with the basic modules: basic aspects of a computer; basic aspects of the Internet; word processing; and table processing. Has basic knowledge of CAD/CAM programmes.

Knowledge:
1) professional terminology, definitions, symbols and markings used in technical documentation;
2) operating principles of machines, programmes and operating modes and their technical capabilities;
3) most common control systems of CNC machines;
4) the methodology and methods of monitoring machine operations, display symbols indicating malfunction;
5) instructions on what to do in the event of a malfunction (knowledge of how to stop the machine or operation in a way that minimises damage, e.g. technical condition of the machine and consumption of raw materials);
6) general technical safety rules, security measures arising from the use of the machine and personal protective equipment;
7) most common malfunctions and ways of preventing and eliminating them;
8) the need to archive technical repairs for future work, requirements of formatting documents;
9) other documents required for work (work orders, reports, etc.) and the requirements for filling in and formatting them;
10) basic knowledge of metal-processing (locksmith work, mechanical processing of materials, etc.);
11) measuring instruments needed to process sheet metal (calliper, instrument for measuring angles, measuring tape, etc.) and their operating principles;
12) sheet metal materials and identifiers for differentiating them visually and by product marking;
13) most common EN and ISO material standards for sheet metal.

Assessment method(s):
Recurring competences are evaluated as part of the assessment of the other competences listed in the occupational qualification standard.

Performance indicators
1. Familiarises themselves with the technical drawings and ensures that they have the instructions for the planned operation and that the instructions are clear and comprehensible (with the necessary parameters being defined and achieved). Asks for additional information, if necessary.
2. Ensures that the immediate vicinity of the workstation is safe and in order. Checks that the necessary personal protective equipment (glasses, gloves, etc.) is available and in good order.
3. Visually checks the machine to ensure that it is in good order, clean and configured before commencing work.
4. Checks that they have all the necessary documents (work order, waybills, error and problem reports, etc.) and fills them in on an ongoing basis.

Performance indicators
1. Starts the machine and monitors for deviations in its work. If a deviation occurs, reacts quickly and appropriately according to their authorisation and notifies a specialist or their line manager of the problem, if necessary.
2. If necessary, makes a sample of the product to ensure that the configured parameters of the machine and the work order are compatible. Adjusts the parameters, if required.

Performance indicators
1. Regularly maintains and cleans the machine pursuant to the prescribed order and using the prescribed tools. Cleans the immediate vicinity of their workstation and the machine after finishing work. Checks that the machine is in working order throughout the work period. If problems arise, implements measures to eliminate the malfunction based on their authorisation or notifies their line manager or specialist.
2. Registers all problems and repair data in the manner prescribed.
3. Conducts small repairs on and technical maintenance of the machine within the limits of their authorisation. Calls a technician and informs other appropriate people, if necessary.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on mechanical cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on metal cutting machines;
2) specific nature of metal cutting technologies and their operating principles;
3) areas of application of metal cutting technologies.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from various materials on CNC bending machines (bending presses and rotary bending equipment) based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to bend simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools (stamps, matrices, rolls, etc.) and wear parts used for plastic deformation.

Performance indicators
1. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator places importance on client satisfaction and makes high-quality products that comply with the agreed standards. They pay heed to deadlines and stages.
2. They use their time efficiently, work in a systematic and organised way and follow all instructions, procedures and safety requirements.
3. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator uses all acquired field-specific knowledge and the possibilities offered by technology to achieve their professional goals. They share their knowledge and the nature of the field with colleagues and further their professional knowledge through constant professional development.
4. They think fast and quickly grasp new information. Performing new duties and acquiring new methods and techniques is not difficult for them. They are oriented towards results and achieving personal work-related objectives.
5. They analyse their activity in the course of their work and present ideas and suggestions to improve their work, if necessary.
6. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator is a team player. They have a clear understanding of the work and functions of the departments in the organisation and communicate with people at all levels, stating their opinion clearly and not hiding information. They can handle conflict situations, if required.
7. They respond to criticism reasonably and can draw conclusions and learn from it.
8. They speak Estonian at the B2 level and one foreign language of their choice (preferably English) at the A2 level.
9. They use a computer at the required level in accordance with the basic modules: basic aspects of a computer; basic aspects of the Internet; word processing; and table processing. Has basic knowledge of CAD/CAM programmes.

Knowledge:
1) professional terminology, definitions, symbols and markings used in technical documentation;
2) operating principles of machines, programmes and operating modes and their technical capabilities;
3) most common control systems of CNC machines;
4) the methodology and methods of monitoring machine operations, display symbols indicating malfunction;
5) instructions on what to do in the event of a malfunction (knowledge of how to stop the machine or operation in a way that minimises damage, e.g. technical condition of the machine and consumption of raw materials);
6) general technical safety rules, security measures arising from the use of the machine and personal protective equipment;
7) most common malfunctions and ways of preventing and eliminating them;
8) the need to archive technical repairs for future work, requirements of formatting documents;
9) other documents required for work (work orders, reports, etc.) and the requirements for filling in and formatting them;
10) basic knowledge of metal-processing (locksmith work, mechanical processing of materials, etc.);
11) measuring instruments needed to process sheet metal (calliper, instrument for measuring angles, measuring tape, etc.) and their operating principles;
12) sheet metal materials and identifiers for differentiating them visually and by product marking;
13) most common EN and ISO material standards for sheet metal.

Assessment method(s):
Recurring competences are evaluated as part of the assessment of the other competences listed in the occupational qualification standard.

Performance indicators
1. Familiarises themselves with the technical drawings and ensures that they have the instructions for the planned operation and that the instructions are clear and comprehensible (with the necessary parameters being defined and achieved). Asks for additional information, if necessary.
2. Ensures that the immediate vicinity of the workstation is safe and in order. Checks that the necessary personal protective equipment (glasses, gloves, etc.) is available and in good order.
3. Visually checks the machine to ensure that it is in good order, clean and configured before commencing work.
4. Checks that they have all the necessary documents (work order, waybills, error and problem reports, etc.) and fills them in on an ongoing basis.

Performance indicators
1. Starts the machine and monitors for deviations in its work. If a deviation occurs, reacts quickly and appropriately according to their authorisation and notifies a specialist or their line manager of the problem, if necessary.
2. If necessary, makes a sample of the product to ensure that the configured parameters of the machine and the work order are compatible. Adjusts the parameters, if required.

Performance indicators
1. Regularly maintains and cleans the machine pursuant to the prescribed order and using the prescribed tools. Cleans the immediate vicinity of their workstation and the machine after finishing work. Checks that the machine is in working order throughout the work period. If problems arise, implements measures to eliminate the malfunction based on their authorisation or notifies their line manager or specialist.
2. Registers all problems and repair data in the manner prescribed.
3. Conducts small repairs on and technical maintenance of the machine within the limits of their authorisation. Calls a technician and informs other appropriate people, if necessary.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from sheet metal on mechanical cutting machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools and wear parts used on metal cutting machines;
2) specific nature of metal cutting technologies and their operating principles;
3) areas of application of metal cutting technologies.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts from various materials on roll-bending and roll-profiling machines based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to roll simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools (stamps, matrices, rolls, etc.) and wear parts used for plastic deformation.

Performance indicators
1. Makes parts on other sheet metal forming machines (metal spinning machines, etc.) based on the given technical drawings.
2. Makes a sample part and checks its compliance with the technical drawings.
3. Configures the machine to produce simpler parts, if necessary.

Knowledge:
1) tools (stamps, matrices, rolls, etc.) and wear parts used for plastic deformation.

Performance indicators
1. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator places importance on client satisfaction and makes high-quality products that comply with the agreed standards. They pay heed to deadlines and stages.
2. They use their time efficiently, work in a systematic and organised way and follow all instructions, procedures and safety requirements.
3. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator uses all acquired field-specific knowledge and the possibilities offered by technology to achieve their professional goals. They share their knowledge and the nature of the field with colleagues and further their professional knowledge through constant professional development.
4. They think fast and quickly grasp new information. Performing new duties and acquiring new methods and techniques is not difficult for them. They are oriented towards results and achieving personal work-related objectives.
5. They analyse their activity in the course of their work and present ideas and suggestions to improve their work, if necessary.
6. A Sheet Metal, CNC Machine Operator is a team player. They have a clear understanding of the work and functions of the departments in the organisation and communicate with people at all levels, stating their opinion clearly and not hiding information. They can handle conflict situations, if required.
7. They respond to criticism reasonably and can draw conclusions and learn from it.
8. They speak Estonian at the B2 level and one foreign language of their choice (preferably English) at the A2 level.
9. They use a computer at the required level in accordance with the basic modules: basic aspects of a computer; basic aspects of the Internet; word processing; and table processing. Has basic knowledge of CAD/CAM programmes.

Knowledge:
1) professional terminology, definitions, symbols and markings used in technical documentation;
2) operating principles of machines, programmes and operating modes and their technical capabilities;
3) most common control systems of CNC machines;
4) the methodology and methods of monitoring machine operations, display symbols indicating malfunction;
5) instructions on what to do in the event of a malfunction (knowledge of how to stop the machine or operation in a way that minimises damage, e.g. technical condition of the machine and consumption of raw materials);
6) general technical safety rules, security measures arising from the use of the machine and personal protective equipment;
7) most common malfunctions and ways of preventing and eliminating them;
8) the need to archive technical repairs for future work, requirements of formatting documents;
9) other documents required for work (work orders, reports, etc.) and the requirements for filling in and formatting them;
10) basic knowledge of metal-processing (locksmith work, mechanical processing of materials, etc.);
11) measuring instruments needed to process sheet metal (calliper, instrument for measuring angles, measuring tape, etc.) and their operating principles;
12) sheet metal materials and identifiers for differentiating them visually and by product marking;
13) most common EN and ISO material standards for sheet metal.

Assessment method(s):
Recurring competences are evaluated as part of the assessment of the other competences listed in the occupational qualification standard.