tailieunhanh - National Certificate in Furniture (Restoration and Recovery Upholstery)

Accessible space: For each surface of the object, we assign a corre- sponding accessible space (see Figure 5(b)). We define aik to be the center coordinates of accessible space k of object i. The diagonal of the region is measured by adik, which is used to measure how deep other objects can penetrate into the space during optimization. The size of the accessible space is set from available examples or given as input related to the size of a human body. If the space is very close to the wall in all the examples, the corresponding surface need not be accessible; otherwise, we set it to be the. | NQF Ref 0623 Version 3 Page 1 of 6 National Certificate in Furniture Restoration and Recovery Upholstery Level 4 Level 4 Credits 158 This qualification is expiring. The last date to meet the requirements is 31 December 2014. Purpose People who are awarded this qualification are competent trade s people with a wide skill and knowledge base across the spectrum of upholstery skills. This certificate indicates on-job competence in the restoration and recovery of furniture. Restoration and recovery upholstery refers to the restoration and refurbishment of a variety of furniture that can be modern or old and to the manufacture of one-off upholstered items to order. It differs from manufacturing upholstery in that it mainly involves single unit jobs with unique specifications. It often requires the restoration of furniture to a client s customised requirements. The restoration and recovery upholsterer needs to be multi-skilled and knowledgeable in a wide variety of furniture types. This qualification can lead on from the National Certificate in Furniture Manufacturing Upholstery Level 2 Ref 0621 the National Certificate in Furniture Manufacturing Upholstery Cutting Level 3 Ref 0619 and the National Certificate in Furniture Manufacturing Upholstery Sewing Level 3 Ref 0620 . Replacement Information This qualification the National Certificate in Furniture Finishing Level 4 Ref 1181 and the National Certificate in Furniture Making Level 4 Ref 0091 have been replaced by the National Certificate in Furniture Level 4 with strands in Furniture Design and Markets Craft Finisher Machine Setter Furniture Maker Advanced Upholstery and Computer Numerical Controlled Machinery CNC Ref 1504 . Credit Range Compulsory Elective Level 1 credits 7 - Level 2 credits 24 0-48 Level 3 credits - 0-60 Level 4 or above credits 16 24-102 Minimum totals 47 111 Forest Industries Training and Education Council New Zealand Qualifications Authority 2009 FITEC SsB Code 102030 NQF Ref 0623 Version 3 Page 2

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