abrasive blasting operator (EN)
ISCO 8122 · v1.2.1
Abrasive blasting operators use the proper equipment and machinery to smoothen rough surfaces by abrasive blasting. Abrasive blasting is commonly used in the finishing process of metal workpieces and for blasting building materials used in masonry such as bricks, stones and concrete. They operate blasters or sand cabinets which forcibly thrust a stream of abrasive material such sand, soda or water, under high pressure, propelled by a centrifigal wheel, in order to shape and smoothen surfaces.
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Source aliases (EN)
- sander operator
- sand blast operator
- sand blast operative
- sand blasting operator
- grit blaster
- sandblaster
- abrasive blasting cabinet operative
- sand mill grinder
- abrasive blasting operative
- shot blaster
- sand-blaster
- abrasive shot baster
- sander operative
- sand blaster
- sander
- sand mill blaster
- abrasive blaster
- abrasive sandblaster
Skills and knowledge
Essential (EN) · 9
Optional (EN) · 32
- operate automated process control
- abrasive blasting processes
- monitor gauge
- troubleshoot
- spot metal imperfections
- remove processed workpiece
- quality and cycle time optimisation
- ferrous metal processing
- work in a construction team
- prepare floor for terrazzo
- maintain robotic equipment
- prepare floor for underlayment
- prepare surface for painting
- follow health and safety procedures in construction
- maintain mechatronic equipment
- advise on machinery malfunctions
- supply machine
- consult technical resources
- operate sandblaster
- blast masonry
- use safety equipment in construction
- keep records of work progress
- operate sand blasting cabinet
- mechatronics
- set up the controller of a machine
- prepare surface for plastering
- robotics
- metal smoothing technologies
- tend asbestos blower
- automation technology
- abrasive machining processes
- follow safety procedures when working at heights
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