Significant changes between versions
| Q1 | What is the main purpose of the Blade Repair Standard update? | Reference: |
| The Blade Repair module has been updated to include comprehensive safety training for handling of chemical substances (epoxy, polyester and others) that meets or exceeds any kind of supranational legislation (such as EU legislation). This includes introduction of a new lesson (Lesson 2) on the theoretical framework of relevant legislation as well as subsequent practical application. More broadly, a new section 7.1 defines the scope of national and supranational legislation on chemical substances | Blade Repair Standard V6: Section 7.1 Lesson 2 | |
| Q2 | How should activities in the Blade Repair Standard be aligned with supranational legislation? | Reference: |
Throughout the Blade Repair module activities are aligned with core objectives and key principles of relevant supranational legislation. All practical exercises are maintained but framed in the context of relevant legislation and relevant theoretical lessons to bridge the gap between knowledge and relevant skills. This includes:
| Blade Repair Standard V6: Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 Lesson 8 Lesson 11 | |
| Q3 | What has changed in relation to application of Work Instruction? | Reference: |
| An extra Work Instruction has been included as standard annex for inspiration on how to align theoretical knowledge with practical exercises. Some lessons specify minimum requirements for the Work Instruction applied. Besides compliance with these requirements Training Providers are free to use their own Work Instruction template. | Blade Repair Standard V6: Annex 4 | |
| Q4 | Which other changes are included in the update? | Reference: |
A number of additional changes are found in the Blade Repair standard. These include.
| Blade Repair Standard V6: Lesson 21 Lesson 23 Changelog: Overall Changes | |
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