AURAFA103 — Communicate effectively in an automotive workplace

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What an assessment for AURAFA103 must cover

31 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Prepare to communicate

1.1Establish purpose of communication and identify required information
1.2Interpret and examine non-verbal information, as required
1.3Choose communication method to suit audience and purpose
1.4Prepare relevant information and prioritise in a logical manner

2 Participate in routine verbal communication

2.1Verbally exchange information using language, tone and pace suited to audience and purpose
2.2Use automotive terminology, including vehicle and component descriptions, accurately and according to industry conventions
2.3Conduct verbal exchanges with others in a courteous and professional manner, according to workplace communication protocols.
2.4Use active listening and questioning techniques to clarify and confirm understanding
2.5Clearly express own opinions and listen to the opinions of others without interruption

3 Carry out routine communications

3.1Use written and other non-verbal communication techniques to convey accurate and factual information according to workplace communication protocols.
3.2Clarify intended meaning with recipients
3.3Use workplace communication devices required for the task according to equipment specifications and workplace procedures

4 Contribute to workplace communication

4.1Respond to requests for information from colleagues in a timely manner
4.2Contribute to work group activities and meetings
4.3Clarify instructions from supervisor or colleagues
4.4Seek feedback from supervisor or colleagues and incorporate into own communication

Performance evidence

exchange verbal information regarding work task with colleague
exchange verbal information regarding work task with supervisor
request verbal clarification of work task from supervisor
request information from external customer using the telephone
request information from external customer using email

Knowledge evidence

common automotive technical terms and their application to an automotive workplace
active listening and questioning techniques
verbal communication techniques, including: • one-on-one • group and team interactions • collaborative and inclusive techniques for interacting with others, including techniques appropriate to differing ages, cultural backgrounds and special needs
workplace forms and documents in electronic or hard copy, including: • workplace instructions or work orders • manufacturer service, repair and equipment manuals
types of non-verbal communication techniques, including: • visual gestures and sign language • body language • signage
workplace procedures and requirements relating to: • workplace document style, format and layout • use of communication systems, including email, telephone, intercom and social media • reporting
types of communication devices in automotive workplaces
operating features of communication devices, including: • computers and tablets with email • intercoms and two-way radios • telephone systems, including mobile phones

Foundation skills

Reading: Interprets instructions and requirements in written automotive workplace material.
Digital literacy: Uses digital systems and tools to: • communicate with others • access, extract, organise and present information.

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What does an assessment tool for AURAFA103 need to cover?

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