Skills Competition 2024 - Carpentry (Team of 2)
Thu, Feb 29
|St. Lawrence College (Structures Lab)
Provide competitors with the opportunity to demonstrate, both through practical and theoretical application, their skills and knowledge in the industry relevant to: Accuracy, Safety, General Carpentry Knowledge, Best Carpentry Practices


Time & Location
Feb 29, 2024, 9:00 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. EST
St. Lawrence College (Structures Lab), 100 Portsmouth Ave, Kingston, ON K7L 5A6, Canada
Scope
Committee members: Geoff Petznick
Limestone Skills Competition Chair: Pat Healey
Judges: TBD
Location: St. Lawrence College, Structures Lab
Maximum Participants: 6 Teams of 2
9:00am - 9:30am Competitor Registration & Welcome
9:30am - 12:30pm Competition
12:30pm - 1:00pm Lunch
1:00pm - 3:30pm Competition
3:30pm - 4:00pm Clean up
4:00pm - 5:00pm Pizza & Results Submitted
5:30pm - 6:30pm Awards
6:30pm - 7:30pm Open House & Collect Projects/Tools
Purpose of the Contest:
To provide competitors with the opportunity to demonstrate, both through practical and theoretical application, their skills and knowledge in the industry relevant to:
Accuracy
Safety
General Carpentry Knowledge
Best Carpentry Practices
Ability to accurately read plans and specifications
Safe use of hand and power tools
Housekeeping (clean up is required upon completion of the project)
Able to work within the timeframe given.
Effective use of materials
Knowledge of both Imperial and Metric measure will be required (plans could be both)
Ability to use given measurements and angles to complete calculations for missing parts
(Competition must be minimum- 5 hours of activity)
Planning 10%
Ability to read drawings and specifications.
Time management
Material use
Calculations 10%
Accuracy of measurement
Calculations for missing dimensions and angles
Safety 10%
Overall safety for self and others
Cleanliness of workspace
Use of personal protective equipment
Teamwork 10%
Communication ability
Time management
Sharing of workload
Shared vision
Overall skill level
Equipment Use 10%
Proper use of tools
Proper use of PPE • Proper use of materials e Confidence in use of tools
Finished Product 50%
Fit and finish
Sanding
Edges
Quality of joinery
Squaring
Accuracy
Additional design features
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY
P.P.E. required — Competitors must supply and wear the appropriate clothing and protective gear: CSA hard hat, CSA- approved safety boots, safety glasses, long hair must be tied back and hearing protection.
(Eyewear and hearing protection must be worn at all times within the competition area)
Safe work procedures
Basic hazard awareness
*Contest drawings will be available the day of the competition
NO CELL PHONES ARE ALLOWED IN THE CONTEST AREA!
No Interview required at this competition!
Clothing Requirements:
The competitor must supply and wear the appropriate clothing and protective gear:
Safety eye wear (must include side shields) and hearing protection
Long pants and T-shirt (NO muscle shirts or long, oversized shirts)
No loose baggy clothing
No inappropriate slogans or messages
No jewelry
No Hats or Caps
No Cell phone or texting
No school identification to be worn
Work boots, steel toe mandatory
** Please note: Failure to wear personal protective equipment in an appropriate manner will result in loss of marks. More than one warning may result in competitor being disqualified from contest.
Equipment and Materials:
Supplied by Committee:
All lumber needed for the project
All screws, nuts and bolts needed for the project
All cuts must be made with a circular saw
Provided by the Competitor:
All P.P.E.
Carpenter's belt
Calculator preferably with fraction functions (not programmable)
Measuring tape
Pencils and erasers
Carpenter's hammer
Framing Square
Speed Square
Chalk line
Cordless Circular saw - Extra Batteries/ Charger
2 quick clamps 5" minimum
Cordless driver
Cordless Drill
2- #2 Robertson bits
2 – Sawhorses
Sandpaper
Contestants may bring other tools not listed but they must be approved by Committee Chair in advance.
Please ensure that all tools the students are bringing are labeled with competitor names or school name.
SAFETY:
Safety is a priority at all skills competitions. Judges and Committee Members have the discretion to remove any competitor from the competition site for not having the proper safety equipment or for not acting in a safe manner.
REMINDER: Competitors must bring the following safety equipment to be worn during the contest:
CSA approved eyewear (including side shields for prescription eyewear). *
CSA approved work boots
CSA approved hard hat (to be worn at all times during the competition)
Hearing protection
*Competition judges will have final authority on matters of safety.
Notes to teacher / adviser: Please ensure any tools or equipment that is used for the purpose of the event is checked before the student arrives.
Clean-up of the entire work area is mandatory for all competitors and will take place after the judged portion of the competition.
No student will be excused until clean-up activities are complete.
Evaluation:
Judging Criteria /Evaluation Scoring
Safety /10
Planning /10
Calculations /10
Teamwork /10
Equipment Use /10
Finished Project /50
Total: /100
A minimum score of 60% will be required to receive any ribbon or medal or to be eligible to advance to the Skills Ontario Regional Competition.
As the rules state, there are no ties. If the score is even after the contest, Competition Chairs from team of 2 carpentry competition will be called to evaluate final projects. Instructions for student participation in the Regional Event will be given at this time.
Should you have any questions about this scope please contact the competition chair: Healpat@alcdsb.on.ca
