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S.L. 594.8 · Manufacture Of Jewellery And Gold And (S.L. 594.8)

S.L. 594.8 Art. 5Processes to be learnt. 2 [

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Employers engaging apprentices under this scheme shall undertake to teach them and to grant them facilities to learn the following processes by hand:

(1) Jeweller

(a) Polishing;

(b) Use of files, saw frame, blow pipes, drills and other tools;

(c) The use of rules, dividers and scribers, and tracing designs on metals;

(d) Rol1ing and wire drawing;

(e) Use and treatment of alloys and solder;

(f) Forming simple and fancy shapes in metal;

(g) Making of brooch and earring fittings, joints, catches, shanks, rail claws and spring parts; soldering; doming and shaping; making of simple and fancy galleries;

(h) Adjusting metal to suit precious stones;

(i) Forming, moulding and casting of rings; making of simple stone and cluster rings, brooches, earrings, and bracelets (except work); chenier

(j) Safety precautions in the workshop.

(2) Jewel Setter S.L.594.08 SILVER WARE SCHEME- SCHEME NO. 10

(a) Use of drills, scrapers and other tools;

(b) Adjusting metals to suit gems;

(c) Setting of gems on mount using claw, flush millegrain or cup type of setting;

(d) Safety precautions in the workshop.

(3) Goldsmith

(a) Polishing;

(b) The use of files, sawframe, blow-pipes, drills and other tools;

(c) The use of rules, dividers and scribers, and tracing designs on metals;

(d) Rolling and wire drawing;

(e) Making cheniers;

(f) Forming simple and fancy shapes in metal;

(g) Use and treatment of alloys and solder;

(h) Making of brooch and earring fittings, joints, catches, shanks, rail claws spring parts and clip frames; soldering, doming shaping; making of simple and fancy galleries;

(i) Forming, moulding and casting of gold objects, making of rings, brooches, earrings and bracelets;

(j) Finishing and colour processing;

(k) Safety precautions in the workshop;

(l) At the option of the employer the apprentice may also be instructed in silver work.

(4) Silversmith

(a) Polishing;

(b) Use of files, sawframe, blow-pipes, drills, hammers, burnishers and other tools;

(c) Use of rules, dividers and scribers, tracing designs on metals,

(d) Use and treatment of alloys and solder;

(e) Cutting out designs with piercing saw; shaping, raising, embossing and chasing;

(f) Making of articles in silver by beating or cutting out from sheet metal; assembling and soldering together cast, pressed, stamped or other parts;

(g) Safety precautions in the workshop.

(5) Filigree Worker

(a) Use of files, blow-pipes and other tools;

(b) Use of rules, dividers and gauges;

(c) Rolling, wire drawing and twisting. Forming simple and ornamental designs by metal according to different patterns; SILVER WARE SCHEME- SCHEME NO. 10 [

(d) Making of brooches, earrings, bracelets and other objects;

(e) Finishing; colour processing (if gold is used);

(f) Gilding (if such process is used by the employer);

(g) Safety precautions in the workshop.