Launder Guests Clothes
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Launder linen & guest clothes
An optional resource for Learners, Trainers and Assessors
to support the
Tourism, Hospitality & Caravan Training Packages
THT02, THH02 & THC03
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Contents
Introduction 1
Who Could Use this Resource 2
How to Use this Resource 3
Competency Checklist 4
Knowledge summary 6
Information for Learners 7
Training 7
Assessment 8
Recognising skills already learnt 8
Tips for learners 9
Workplace Examples 10
Launder linen and guest clothes 10
Fact Sheets 11
Fact Sheet 1: Requirements of a good laundry 12
Fact Sheet 2: The laundering process 15
Fact Sheet 3: Removing stains 19
Fact Sheet 4: Storing linen 21
Fact Sheet 5: Quality control 22
Fact Sheet 6: Providing guest services 24
Activities 25
Questions 40
Sample Assessment Activities 41
Assessment 1 41
Assessment 2 41
INTRODUCTION
This Training Resource will help you develop skills and knowledge for the unit of competency THHBH05B Launder linen and guest clothes.
It deals with the skills and knowledge required to work in an Ð''on-premises' laundry in a commercial accommodation establishment.
This unit must be assessed with or after the following unit which describes skills and knowledge essential to this unit of competence:
 THHGHS01B Follow workplace hygiene procedures.
There is also a link between this unit the following unit and combined training and assessment may be appropriate:
 THHGGA06B Receive and store stock.
WHO COULD USE THIS RESOURCE
This a flexible delivery resource and is designed to be used by learners, trainers and assessors. It contains fact sheets, activities, questions and sample assessment items which can be used in a variety of training situations. Training may be undertaken on or off the job or a combination of both. These materials may also be adapted for delivery in distance mode.
Learners undertake their training in different situations and may be known as students, trainees or participants. They may be beginners in the industry or have some or considerable industry experience.
Trainers, similarly, may be teachers, facilitators, supervisors, managers or mentors and be working in the industry or in a training organisation.
Assessors who undertake the formal assessment must be qualified or accredited assessors.
Trainers and assessors should read the Companion Guide for further advice on using this resource and must refer to the Training Package and the individual competency standard.
LEARNERS
Learners could use this resource to:
 Study at their own pace
 Review topics covered by their trainer
 Prepare for assessment. TRAINERS
Trainers could use this resource to:
 Plan and deliver training
 Provide learners with additional information
 Set practical activities for training
 Keep a record of the training that has been done. ASSESSORS
Assessors could use this resource to:
 Plan assessments
 Show learners where improvement is needed
 Keep a record of evidence used in the assessment.
HOW TO USE THIS RESOURCE
As a Trainer you could:
 Use
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