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(latest NCVER data)Commercial work, approached through MSFGG3036 Install commercial glazing products, requires glaziers to install flat and curved glass in shopfronts, doors and windows where hardware, sealing and finish must meet Australian Standards. RTOs offering glass and glazing qualifications can use it to prepare learners for commercial sites, with MSFGG3036 RTO learning materials supporting each installation stage.
Learners develop skills in estimating materials, inspecting sites, removing glass, assessing and preparing frames and openings, preparing fixing and sealing materials, fitting glass with suitable hardware and checking work against customer requirements and AS 1288.
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This package of MSFGG3036 RTO training materials provides a prepared foundation for installing commercial glazing products. Purchase RTO materials to reduce development time and start with MSFGG3036 training resources structured around commercial site work.
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MSFGG3036 Install commercial glazing products covers identifying work requirements, preparing tools and materials and installing flat and curved glazing products in commercial environments such as shopfronts, doors and windows. It applies to people who install these products and may also fabricate them.
The unit addresses five core areas:
Learners complete two commercial project installations covering at least two of the following: a combined window and door project, frameless commercial windows, a shopfront and door, or a shopfront and door using sub-head and sub-sill.
Yes. Content addresses the qualities and characteristics of glass and framing materials, including curved glass, along with the hardware and techniques used in commercial installations.
Yes. The unit recognises that installers may also fabricate products, and the editable files let your team add fabrication examples relevant to your workplace.
The Session Plan and Learner Guide support theory delivery, while the assessment tasks guide workplace evidence collection. Learners also need general construction induction certification to access sites.
Yes, they are developed as compliant learning resources, though no guarantee of compliance is made. Your RTO should review and validate them before delivery.
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