Cambodian Skills Delivery Model

SEAL National Course Catalogue · MLVT / National Training Board

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Module quiz

The final inspection (PC 4.1) is performed:

From memory — experience is enoughAgainst the workplace checklist, item by itemOnly if the customer asksBy the apprentice alone

A set of Class 0 gloves fails its air test during cleanup. You should:

Keep them as backupIdentify, tag and isolate them from serviceGive them to an apprenticeTurn them inside out

Damaged lithium battery modules are:

General wasteQuarantined away from combustibles and consigned to a licensed recyclerStored under the workbenchBurned on site

The depower record should include:

Only the technician's nameThe three verification readings, time, and the meter's identity/calibrationThe fuel levelThe customer's phone number only

Why does documentation matter months after the job?

It doesn't — the job is doneIt is legal defence, warranty evidence and the next technician's historyPaper is recyclableAuditors like reading

In the SEAL system, your completed documentation and assessments for this unit attach to:

Nothing — paper onlyYour digital competency record KHU-AUT-0082 in Gibble SMSThe customer's file onlyA social media page

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