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Welding Joints Oxygen/ Acetylene practical test 
Used to evaluate students with varying capabilities. Practical test on performance of welding beads and joints.
Rubric Code: KXWA6CC
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Subject: Vocational  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Oxy/acetylene welding
  Not completed

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satisfactory

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good

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Very good

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Comments & Grade/10

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running bead- no filler

Not completed

Appearance uneven and rough.
Not consistent.
filler metal is on top of base metal, or Hole(s) in base metal.

Not welded in joint
satisfactory

Most of the weld is rough.
shows evidence of penetration in some of the weld.

Welded in an out of the joint
good

Some of the weld is rough.
shows evidence of good penetration in some of the weld.

Welded mostly in the joint and fairly correct
Very good

Weld is smooth evenly spaced.
Weld bead has sufficient buildup, and no burn through

Excellent job of weld placement
Comments & Grade/10
running bead with filler

Not completed

Appearance rough.
Not consistent.
filler metal is on top of base metal, or Hole(s) in base metal

Not welded in joint
satisfactory

Most of the weld is rough
shows evidence of penetration in some of the weld.

Welded in an out of the joint
good

Some of the weld is rough
shows evidence of good penetration in some of the weld.

Welded mostly in the joint and fairly correct
Very good

Weld is smooth and evenly spaced.
Weld bead has sufficient buildup, and no burn through

Excellent job of weld placement
Comments & Grade/10
Safety- PPE, shop rules,

Not completed

PPE:
Student does not use required PPE or
Wearing inappropriate clothing

Weld shop rules:
Little to no awareness, or practice

Student does not check equipment prior to set up, or assemble materials
satisfactory

PPE:
not wearing appropriate welding gloves, jacket, clothing or boots.

Weld shop rules:
Needs consistent reminders and supervision

Student checks equipment, but forgets materials before lighting torch
good

PPE:
Student uses most PPE appropriately

Weld shop rules:
Aware of rules, but may need a reminder.

Student checks equipment, assembles materials
Very good

PPE:
Student correctly wears all required safety equipment

Weld shop rules:
Aware of, and practices rules

Student correctly checks equipment and assembles materials prior to use
Comments & Grade/10
Setting torch, Neutral Flame, tack

Not completed

Student does not light torch correctly or cannot properly adjust to a neutral flame.
Student incorrectly shuts down cutting equipment out of sequence or leaves a valve open.
satisfactory

Student lights torch correctly but cannot adjust to a neutral flame.
Student shuts down equipment in correct sequence but fails to clear fuel/oxygen lines of all gas.
good

Required two or more attempts to safely set up and light neutral flame

Flame was slightly oxidizing.

Mostly follows correct shut down procedure
Very good

Student lights torch and adjusts for neutral flame properly.
Student correctly shuts down valves and clears all gauges and hoses of gas pressure.
Comments & Grade/10



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  • Oxy- practical test

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