UPDATED: 2/19/2019
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All state contests will follow the SkillsUSA Championship Technical Standards as much as possible. Contestants should check the National Contest Updates page often for the latest information. Any variations to national technical standards and/or national contest updates at the State Leadership and Skills Conference due to time or limited resources will be posted below.
Advisors:
State Contest Exams The SkillsUSA Tennessee State Association will not be hosting or requiring any exams to be given prior to the state conference. Currently the contests that will have a written exam for 2019 are Related Technical Math, Medical Math, Medical Terminology, and Quiz Bowl. The Quiz Bowl exam will be given on Monday afternoon April 1 as part of the contest orientation session. Additionally, SkillsUSA Tennessee will provide our gold medalists with either a copy of our old exam to study and/or voucher for the SkillConnect exam related to their contest to assist with preparing for national competition. We are confident this will provide our contestants with the opportunity to prepare for the written exam portion at nationals that may not be included at state level due to our time constraints. The SkillsUSA competition theme for the 2019 year is: SkillsUSA: Champions at Work Career-Ready Starts Here The topic to be addressed by contestants in the Chapter Display, Prepared Speech and Promotional Bulletin Board competitions is how our theme addresses the SkillsUSA national program of work in the area of professional development. |
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Additive Manufacturing
Answer to question 0
Advertising design
Contestants will need to bring their own drawing table if preferred, as we can only provide standard tables and chairs.
american spirit
The American Spirit portfolio must be received by Samantha Childress no later than March 15, 2019. This is NOT a postmark date. Please note: American Spirit team must have a minimum total score of 650 points to receive the gold medal at state and advance to Nationals.
Mail to:
Lawrence County High School
Attn: Samantha Childress
1906 Springer Road
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
Contestants must email or call Samantha Childress by March 15, 2019 to set up a time for a one-on-one interview at the State Leadership and Skills Conference.
Contact Information:
931-762-9412 ext. 4102
schildress@lcss.us
Mail to:
Lawrence County High School
Attn: Samantha Childress
1906 Springer Road
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
Contestants must email or call Samantha Childress by March 15, 2019 to set up a time for a one-on-one interview at the State Leadership and Skills Conference.
Contact Information:
931-762-9412 ext. 4102
schildress@lcss.us
AUDIO/RADIO PRODUCTION
Skills Talent: Must write and edit the script, conduct interviews, show proper mic technique, have proper diction, and assist with editing.
Engineer: Must show proper technique in obtaining proper level-to-recorder, mic choice, show proper level and balance in mix, and edit the project.
Requirements: The project must be submitted in MP3 format on a USB Flash Drive Labeled with the team’s contestant number.
Judging: The contestants will be judged on all criteria shown on the SkillsUSA competition score sheet. No copyrighted material can be used in the production per SkillsUSA.
Engineer: Must show proper technique in obtaining proper level-to-recorder, mic choice, show proper level and balance in mix, and edit the project.
Requirements: The project must be submitted in MP3 format on a USB Flash Drive Labeled with the team’s contestant number.
Judging: The contestants will be judged on all criteria shown on the SkillsUSA competition score sheet. No copyrighted material can be used in the production per SkillsUSA.
Automated manufacturing technology
Answer to question 4
Automotive Computer Estimating and Total Loss Evaluation
Contestant Advisors need to contact a CCC representative at 877-208-6155 to request school copy of the CCC Touch software to be used in contest. Contestants will need to bring a device with software installed for the competition.
Automotive mlr & Automotive Service Technology
MLR Contest – Contestants entered in the MLR contest will perform tasks related to the standards for MLR as listed below:
AST Contest –
- explore career opportunities and requirements of a professional service technician; content emphasizes beginning transportation service skills and workplace success skills; safety, tools, equipment, shop operations, basic engine fundamentals, and basic technician skills
- automotive general electrical systems, starting and charging systems, batteries, lighting, and electrical accessories
- service suspension and steering systems and brake systems
- service automotive HVAC systems, engine performance systems, automatic and manual transmission/transaxle systems, and workplace soft skills
- MLR Scorecard
AST Contest –
automotive refinishing technology
Required Items for contestants:
Materials will be supplied:
A couple of rules to be aware of:
Schedule:
If you have questions please contact the Contest Coordinator – Rob Ashby at 423-667-2934
- Hand Tools
- Air Tools
- Multiple air fittings
- Welding shield, gloves, sleeves
- NIOSH approved Respirator for refinishers (required to compete!!!). We will not have respirators available for borrowing.
Materials will be supplied:
- Body filler, spreaders, razor blades, masking tape, plastic repair materials, dust masks, scuff pads, dry guide coat
- DA Paper will be 6″ adhesive backed
- File paper will be adhesive backed
- Paint for the refinish contest will be Axalta waterborne / urethane clearcoat
- Sprayguns will be loaned, no need to bring your own
A couple of rules to be aware of:
- Instructors are absolutely not allowed in the shop area during contest hours
- Mobile phone use is prohibited during the contest
- No communicating with people outside the contest area
- Safety glasses must be worn at all times in the shop area
Schedule:
- Monday – interviews
- Tuesday – collision repair/welding, refinishing, estimating
If you have questions please contact the Contest Coordinator – Rob Ashby at 423-667-2934
Barbering
The winner of the barbering will advance the the national event. Please note the changes to the contest as a model is no longer part of this competition. At the state level contestants must bring their own manikins and stand. There is no minimum length for the manikins, however it has to be uncut. Brush on color for the Pompadour design is allowed.
Barbering SkillsUSA Tennessee Contest
Barbering SkillsUSA Tennessee Contest
Carpentry
Contestants must bring following equipment: all tools listed in the technical standards, personal protective equipment including safety glasses and leather gloves, 4 foot ladder, and Saw Horses. (Only exception is the Cut-resistant Level 3 gloves are not required)
Contestants in construction contests must bring and wear hardhats at all times while in the competition area.
Contestants in construction contests must bring and wear hardhats at all times while in the competition area.
CNC Milling & turning
The information available through the link below will help contestants prepare for the SkillsUSA machining contests. The link gives access to both the mill and lathe programming manuals. Competitors who study these manuals will be better prepared to perform tasks given at the SkillsUSA state conference.
https://diy.haascnc.com/user-guide
Click here for a screenshot of the manuals contestants should access based on their contest.
Contestants are allowed to use any non-programmable calculator or the Machinist Calc Pro calculator during the competition. Contestants must bring the calculator they prefer as one will not be provided. Additional practice materials can be accessed online.
https://diy.haascnc.com/user-guide
Click here for a screenshot of the manuals contestants should access based on their contest.
Contestants are allowed to use any non-programmable calculator or the Machinist Calc Pro calculator during the competition. Contestants must bring the calculator they prefer as one will not be provided. Additional practice materials can be accessed online.
Collision repair technology
Required Items for contestants:
Materials will be supplied:
A couple of rules to be aware of:
Schedule:
If you have questions please contact the Contest Coordinator – Rob Ashby at 423-667-2934
- Hand Tools
- Air Tools
- Multiple air fittings
- Welding shield, gloves, sleeves
- NIOSH approved Respirator for refinishers (required to compete!!!). We will not have respirators available for borrowing.
Materials will be supplied:
- Body filler, spreaders, razor blades, masking tape, plastic repair materials, dust masks, scuff pads, dry guide coat
- DA Paper will be 6″ adhesive backed
- File paper will be adhesive backed
- Paint for the refinish contest will be Axalta waterborne / urethane clearcoat
- Sprayguns will be loaned, no need to bring your own
A couple of rules to be aware of:
- Instructors are absolutely not allowed in the shop area during contest hours
- Mobile phone use is prohibited during the contest
- No communicating with people outside the contest area
- Safety glasses must be worn at all times in the shop area
Schedule:
- Monday 12pm until 4pm – Interviews
- Tuesday 8am until 2pm collision repair/welding, refinishing, estimating
If you have questions please contact the Contest Coordinator – Rob Ashby at 423-667-2934
commercial baking
The 2019 SkillsUSA Culinary Arts, Commercial Baking, and Restaurant Service contests will take place in Chattanooga during the State Leadership and Skills Conference. While the intent was to have a qualifying event to ease the burden on the Chattanooga locations, the communication did not receive all schools and advisors. Due to this, we felt that is in the best interest of the students to hold the events in Chattanooga with the other state level contests this year. Please see the attached documents for updates on the Culinary Arts and Commercial Baking competitions. SkillsUSA Tennessee apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please reach out to us with any questions.
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information.
Community Service and Community Action Project
Answer to question 13
computer programming
Contestants must bring a laptop or desktop with Windows 7 or higher operating system, RJ 45 connection, WiFi connectivity, administrator privileges, updated virus protection, and all installed software must be licensed.
cosmetology
Contestants can use a synthetic hair mannequin for the long hair design at the state conference. Please note that this is NOT the type of manikin used at the national conference. Cosmetology contestants cannot bring their long hair manikin set with rollers and/or preset/pre-arranged. For example the hair cannot be crimped before contest starts. Long hair manikin can only be pre-colored, washed, and dried in preparation for the competition.
2019 Cosmetology Hair Designs
2019 Cosmetology Hair Designs
crime scene investigation
Note that the CSI holding room at our state event is a secured location for contestants ONLY. The use of electronic devices and/or assistance provided to contestants from others who have viewed the crime scene is strictly prohibited. Contestants will be disqualified for violation of this rule.
In the past we’ve had issues with teams not being able to download their crime scene photographs to our judge’s computer. Teams need to be prepared to transfer their photographs to a jump drive to be turned into judges for review.
CSI Scoring Rubric Competitor Guide
In the past we’ve had issues with teams not being able to download their crime scene photographs to our judge’s computer. Teams need to be prepared to transfer their photographs to a jump drive to be turned into judges for review.
CSI Scoring Rubric Competitor Guide
criminal justice
The possible scenarios for criminal justice state contest are: Domestic, High Risk Stop/Felony Stop, Field Sobriety, Suicide, Child Endangerment, Suspicious Person, Warrant Service, Intoxicated Person – Not vehicle related, Burglary Suspect Interrogation, or Basic Traffic Stop – Low Risk. Contestants should bring their equipment as the interview and fingerprint portion of the contest will be completed during the Monday orientation session.
culinary arts
The 2019 SkillsUSA Culinary Arts, Commercial Baking, and Restaurant Service contests will take place in Chattanooga during the State Leadership and Skills Conference. While the intent was to have a qualifying event to ease the burden on the Chattanooga locations, the communication did not receive all schools and advisors. Due to this, we felt that is in the best interest of the students to hold the events in Chattanooga with the other state level contests this year. Please see the attached documents for updates on the Culinary Arts and Commercial Baking competitions. SkillsUSA Tennessee apologizes for any inconvenience this may have caused. Please reach out to us with any questions.
Click here for more information.
Click here for more information.
Digital cinema production
Source files and usb drive will not be provided by technical committee.
Monday – Contestants will be given their topic/theme for the video project. Upon receiving their topic, contestants will have until 9 p.m. Monday to complete pre-production (planning/storyboard), filming all source files including video/b-roll, interviews, and voice overs. Contestants will be allowed to log and transfer footage to their editing software, and render any necessary source files to begin editing at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning. Contestants should not begin editing their video until Tuesday.
Tuesday – Contestants will begin completing the production process including editing. At 12 p.m. contestants will begin to render their final video project in order to export the video in the correct format for submission. Video storyboard will be turned in to judges as soon as the final render process starts. Contestants will turn in the final video on usb thumb drive supplied by the contestant. Videos must be no less than 1 minute 30 seconds to maximum of 2 minutes of run-time length.
Monday – Contestants will be given their topic/theme for the video project. Upon receiving their topic, contestants will have until 9 p.m. Monday to complete pre-production (planning/storyboard), filming all source files including video/b-roll, interviews, and voice overs. Contestants will be allowed to log and transfer footage to their editing software, and render any necessary source files to begin editing at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning. Contestants should not begin editing their video until Tuesday.
Tuesday – Contestants will begin completing the production process including editing. At 12 p.m. contestants will begin to render their final video project in order to export the video in the correct format for submission. Video storyboard will be turned in to judges as soon as the final render process starts. Contestants will turn in the final video on usb thumb drive supplied by the contestant. Videos must be no less than 1 minute 30 seconds to maximum of 2 minutes of run-time length.
electrical construction wiring
Electrical Construction Wiring contestants will need to bring their own hand tools for the contest including a 1/2″ conduit bender and safety glasses. Contestants will not be allowed to use a box-cutter during the contest. Contestants can use either 2011 or 2014 NEC code book for their contest. There will be a mandatory debrief session for contestants on Tuesday from 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Contestants in construction contests must bring and wear hardhats at all times while in the competition area.
Contestants in construction contests must bring and wear hardhats at all times while in the competition area.
entrepreneurship
Please send your notebooks to the contest chair below by March 15, 2019. This is an in-hand date, not a postmark date.
Tennessee Small Business Development Center
ATTN: Lynn Chesnutt – SkillsUSA – Entrepreneurship
100 Cherokee Blvd.
Suite 202
Chattanooga, TN 37405
Tennessee Small Business Development Center
ATTN: Lynn Chesnutt – SkillsUSA – Entrepreneurship
100 Cherokee Blvd.
Suite 202
Chattanooga, TN 37405
Esthetics
The Fantasy Theme for the 2019 Esthetics Contest is “Optical Illusion”.
Click here to learn more.
Click here to learn more.
firefighting
Competitors must bring IAFF approved firefighter turnout PPE as listed in technical standards and bottled water. Advisor or adult must accompany competitor to off-site location with a copy of emergency contact medical form.
first aid/cpr
Contestants must bring an adult and infant mask.
HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION (HVACR)
Competitors should bring a tool bag with hand tools, and should bring appropriate personal protective equipment/clothing.
industrial motor control
In addition to tool list on technical standards contestants must bring 1/2 inch conduit bender, battery powered drill with screw bits, personal protective equipment (no hard hats required), multi-meter, and contest will use some metal clad cable so be prepared to install with appropriate equipment.
information technology services
Contestants must bring a laptop or desktop with Windows 7 or higher operating system, RJ 45 connection, WiFi connectivity, administrator privileges, updated virus protection, and all installed software must be licensed.
JOB INTERVIEW & EMPLOYMENT APPLICATION
Contestants in both Job Interview & Employment Application contests must complete a job application on site and turn in one copy of their resume with the application. Contestants should also bring three copies of their resume for the interview portion of the contest held during state conference. Contestants should be “applying” for a position that is within their training program. We will not post a specific position title for this contest.
mechatronics
In addition to the equipment required in the technical standards, high school contestants will need to bring a Windows laptop, safety equipment, and basic mechatronics hand tools. College contestants need to bring PLC, computer with PLC programming software, safety equipment, and basic mechatronics hand tools.
medical assisting
Contestants will need to bring at least two pairs of sterile gloves in their size, and a pair of safety glasses.
Tips from the judges: Allied Health competitors, hair must be up off of shoulders during contest (no bangs handing down or loose hair) if need be hairspray it back or use clips or bobby pins. Uniform pants cannot touch the floor. Only one small pair of earrings. No fake nails or bright nail polish. Shoes must be white, clean no open back shoes.
Tips from the judges: Allied Health competitors, hair must be up off of shoulders during contest (no bangs handing down or loose hair) if need be hairspray it back or use clips or bobby pins. Uniform pants cannot touch the floor. Only one small pair of earrings. No fake nails or bright nail polish. Shoes must be white, clean no open back shoes.
MOBILE ROBOTICS TECHNOLOGY - VEX ROBOTICS CONTEST
Variation for the Tennessee state contest: MRT teams will need to bring their completed robot, and engineering notebook for state competition. The teams will be able to run trials, and will compete on the scoring field per contest guidelines published by national contest update. VEX Competition Kits will NOT be provided at state level, and teams will NOT be required to build their robot on first day of contest. Teams must bring their engineering notebook to the contest on Monday to turn in for scoring.
mock trial
nail care
Contestants must provide at orientation on Monday 1 p.m. a digital copy of their nail art on usb thumb drive, and a printed copy, on a 8.5×11 inch size card stock paper, of the nail art image for audience display. During orientation judges will go over the rules, contest layout, expectations, oral assessment, and the contestants will turn in their resume and artwork with descriptive theme.
notebook event instructions
The following notebooks must be received by Estle Muncy by March 15, 2019 . This is NOT a postmark date. Please note the following notebook contests must have a minimum total score of 650 points to receive the gold medal at state and advance to Nationals.
Anderson County Career and Technical Center
Attn: Estle Muncy
140 Maverick Circle
Clinton, TN 37716
Contestants will be assigned a time for an one-on-one interview between 12-4 p.m. on Monday, April 1, 2019 at the State Leadership and Skills Conference after registration has closed. An email will be sent to the adviser listed in registration with the appointed interview time on April 1, 2019.
- Health Occupations Professional Portfolio
- Outstanding Chapter
- Occupational Health and Safety - Single
- Occupational Health and Safety - Multiple
Anderson County Career and Technical Center
Attn: Estle Muncy
140 Maverick Circle
Clinton, TN 37716
Contestants will be assigned a time for an one-on-one interview between 12-4 p.m. on Monday, April 1, 2019 at the State Leadership and Skills Conference after registration has closed. An email will be sent to the adviser listed in registration with the appointed interview time on April 1, 2019.
NURSE ASSISTING
Contestants will need to bring at least two pairs of sterile gloves in their size, and a pair of safety glasses.
Tips from the judges: Allied Health competitors, hair must be up off of shoulders during contest (no bangs handing down or loose hair) if need be hairspray it back or use clips or bobby pins. Uniform pants cannot touch the floor. Only one small pair of earrings. No fake nails or bright nail polish. Shoes must be white, clean no open back shoes.
Tips from the judges: Allied Health competitors, hair must be up off of shoulders during contest (no bangs handing down or loose hair) if need be hairspray it back or use clips or bobby pins. Uniform pants cannot touch the floor. Only one small pair of earrings. No fake nails or bright nail polish. Shoes must be white, clean no open back shoes.
Outstanding chapter
The Outstanding Chapter portfolio must be received by Samantha Childress no later than March 15, 2019. This is NOT a postmark date. Please note: Outstanding Chapter team must have a minimum total score of 650 points to receive the gold medal at state and advance to Nationals.
Mail to:
Lawrence County High School
Attn: Samantha Childress
1906 Springer Road
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
Contestants must email or call Samantha Childress by March 15, 2019 to set up a time for a one-on-one interview at the State Leadership and Skills Conference.
Contact Information:
931-762-9412 ext. 4102
schildress@lcss.us
Mail to:
Lawrence County High School
Attn: Samantha Childress
1906 Springer Road
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
Contestants must email or call Samantha Childress by March 15, 2019 to set up a time for a one-on-one interview at the State Leadership and Skills Conference.
Contact Information:
931-762-9412 ext. 4102
schildress@lcss.us
plumbing
Contestants should bring tools listed on technical standards. Only exception the snap, chain, or battery-operated cutters suitable for cast-iron soil pipe will be provided. Competitors also need to bring gloves, safety glasses and protective clothing.
practical nursing
Contestants will need to bring at least two pairs of sterile gloves in their size, and a pair of safety glasses.
Tips from the judges: Allied Health competitors, hair must be up off of shoulders during contest (no bangs handing down or loose hair) if need be hairspray it back or use clips or bobby pins. Uniform pants cannot touch the floor. Only one small pair of earrings. No fake nails or bright nail polish. Shoes must be white, clean no open back shoes.
Tips from the judges: Allied Health competitors, hair must be up off of shoulders during contest (no bangs handing down or loose hair) if need be hairspray it back or use clips or bobby pins. Uniform pants cannot touch the floor. Only one small pair of earrings. No fake nails or bright nail polish. Shoes must be white, clean no open back shoes.
quiz bowl
Quiz Bowl allows two options for contest dress:
- Class A: SkillsUSA Official Dress (with blazer) or
- Class E: Business Casual (with the white polo)
restaurant service
Restaurant Service competitors should be prepared to perform all tasks as outlined in the Contest Guidelines section of the national Technical Standards.
Click here to learn more.
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ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION CONTEST - THIS IS NOT VEX ROBOTICS
Contestants need to review new score sheet for updates to standards covered by the contest. Students to recruit for this contest could be from Electro-Mechanical, Industrial Maintenance, and/or Mechatronics programs or those that are completing the Industrial Specialty in Electronics Technology program.
Competitors must have an understanding of:
Competitors must have an understanding of:
- PLCs
- Pneumatics
- Circuit Set-up for PLC Automation
- Sensor integration including: press, position, proximity, and photo
- SCORBASE Software (used at Nationals)
- Siemens PLC Software
- Fanuc Robots
ROBOTICS: URBAN SEARCH & RESCUE
This contest is an open platform competition. Other manufacturers’ kits/components may be used in addition or in place of TETRIX. There are restrictions outlined in the technical standards for overall size, number of motors, number of servos, battery pack voltage, etc. The Robotics: Urban Search & Rescue Challenge: enables students to create a mobile robot like those employed by emergency service personnel (fire, police, military). The robot is designed to secure an area where it is unsafe for emergency service personnel to enter. The demand for designers, skilled technicians, and manufacturing workers who are fluent in mechanical design and electrical systems and highly skilled in troubleshooting and maintenance of robotic systems is projected to continue to grow. The current generation of students is expected to take artificial intelligence and robotics into the evolving world of emergency services, finding new ways to help trained personnel react more quickly and effectively. Therefore, it is imperative that our future labor force be on the leading edge of current and emerging technologies and possess the technical and team skills necessary to maintain industry leadership in design, manufacture, maintenance, and operation of life-saving robotic equipment.
We were recently made aware of the DCD status of the current camera that we include in the TETRIX USAR set is being discontinued. However, any single wireless camera with a power supply of 9V or less can be used. So long as there is only 1 camera on the robot with a power supply of 9V maximum.
Click here to learn more.
We were recently made aware of the DCD status of the current camera that we include in the TETRIX USAR set is being discontinued. However, any single wireless camera with a power supply of 9V or less can be used. So long as there is only 1 camera on the robot with a power supply of 9V maximum.
Click here to learn more.
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Suitcase display occupational
team engineering challenge
Team Engineering Challenge Contest Guidelines *New – Middle School Contestants Only
To learn more about this new contest for middle school please visit their SkillsUSA TEC YouTube Channel.
To learn more about this new contest for middle school please visit their SkillsUSA TEC YouTube Channel.
TEAMWORKS
Teams will need to bring tools to complete the project. Contestants must not bring any gas powered equipment.
Sample project from 2016 TeamWorks State Contest
Both the instructor and the contestants certify by agreeing to enter this contest that the contestants have received instructions and have satisfactorily passed an examination on the safe use of portable electric power tools (including cordless) and all hand tools. All team members are required to have an OSHA Certification prior to competition. To take the OSHA Certification test, go to: www.careersafeonline.com
Tips from judges:
Contestants in construction contests must bring and wear hardhats at all times while in the competition area.
Sample project from 2016 TeamWorks State Contest
Both the instructor and the contestants certify by agreeing to enter this contest that the contestants have received instructions and have satisfactorily passed an examination on the safe use of portable electric power tools (including cordless) and all hand tools. All team members are required to have an OSHA Certification prior to competition. To take the OSHA Certification test, go to: www.careersafeonline.com
Tips from judges:
- Include in writing, a project plan that covers who is going to do the framing, electrical, who is in charge of the crews, what do you complete first, and is there anything that can be done at the same time. Judges will give team time before they start to do this if team does not already have their project plan.
- Teams need to bring something to be able to mix the mortar for the brick.
- Don’t forget the OSHA documentation.
- Don’t forget your resumes.
- Team must bring their own PPE: hard hats, safety glasses, gloves, etc.
- Team must bring their own hand and power tools.
- Instructors/teachers should review the TeamWorks Technical Standards.
Contestants in construction contests must bring and wear hardhats at all times while in the competition area.
TELEVISION (VIDEO) PRODUCTION
Source files and usb drive will not be provided by technical committee.
Monday – Contestants will be given their topic/theme for the video project. Upon receiving their topic, contestants will have until 9 p.m. Monday to complete pre-production (planning), filming all source files including video/b-roll, interviews, and/or voice overs. Contestants will be allowed to log and transfer footage to their editing software, and render any necessary source files to begin editing at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning. Contestants should not begin editing their video until Tuesday.
Tuesday – Contestants will begin completing the production process including editing. At 12 p.m. contestants will begin to render their final video project in order to export the video in the correct format for submission. Contestants will turn in the final video on usb thumb drive supplied by the contestant.
Monday – Contestants will be given their topic/theme for the video project. Upon receiving their topic, contestants will have until 9 p.m. Monday to complete pre-production (planning), filming all source files including video/b-roll, interviews, and/or voice overs. Contestants will be allowed to log and transfer footage to their editing software, and render any necessary source files to begin editing at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning. Contestants should not begin editing their video until Tuesday.
Tuesday – Contestants will begin completing the production process including editing. At 12 p.m. contestants will begin to render their final video project in order to export the video in the correct format for submission. Contestants will turn in the final video on usb thumb drive supplied by the contestant.
WEB DESIGN
Answer to question 49
WELDING
The 2019 welding contest will be held at Dilling Group. A separate transportation shuttle will be provided for the welding off-site contest. The welding contest shuttle will leave convention center at 7 a.m. on Monday and Tuesday. Advisors there are no observation areas available at the facility, so transportation is only for contestants. Please note that contest orientation, conducted by judges from Dilling Group, will be held in morning on the bus ride over. All competitors will need to be on the bus with their tools by 6:55 a.m.
Contestants will need to bring the tools listed in the welding technical standard. Competitors must also bring gloves, hood, safety glasses and protective clothing including steel toe boot. To participate in the contest the work boot must be steel toe due to OSHA safety requirement. If the proper foot wear is not worn they will not be allowed on the bus for transport to the contest site. The assigned group/day for contestants will be emailed to advisor listed in registration on before SLSC. Group A will compete on April 1, 2019 and group B will compete on April 2, 2019.
Contestants will need to bring the tools listed in the welding technical standard. Competitors must also bring gloves, hood, safety glasses and protective clothing including steel toe boot. To participate in the contest the work boot must be steel toe due to OSHA safety requirement. If the proper foot wear is not worn they will not be allowed on the bus for transport to the contest site. The assigned group/day for contestants will be emailed to advisor listed in registration on before SLSC. Group A will compete on April 1, 2019 and group B will compete on April 2, 2019.
WELDING FABRICATION
Contestants need to bring their own:
PPE Equipment, Grinder and Pads, Center Punches, Markers / Soap Stone, and 25/64″ Drill Bit. All other material will be provided by the Technical Committee.
PPE Equipment, Grinder and Pads, Center Punches, Markers / Soap Stone, and 25/64″ Drill Bit. All other material will be provided by the Technical Committee.