AURVTN143 — Identify and repair high strength aluminium components

1 Locate OEM or authorised agency repair procedures

• 1.1Determine job requirements from workplace instructions
• 1.2Source, interpret and incorporate OEM or authorised agency repair procedures into planning process
• 1.3Identify and manage hazards associated with the work
• 1.4Select authorised repair tools, equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE) and check for serviceability
• 1.5Identify and plan work to required HSA repair methods to minimise waste and use time efficiently

2 Repair or replace HSA components

• 2.1Protect sections not subject to repair, using approved methods and equipment
• 2.2Identify HSA sections to be replaced and remove using OEM or authorised agency recommended removal methods and equipment, workplace procedures, and safety and environmental requirements
• 2.3Restore damaged surfaces to a condition required for fitting replacement HSA components
• 2.4Position vehicle measuring, or jigging equipment used in the replacement of HSA component according to OEM or authorised agency specifications
• 2.5Protect or reapply OEM or authorised agency’s surface coatings
• 2.6Align and secure replacement HSA components within OEM or authorised agency’s tolerances

3 Weld HSA components

• 3.1Locate and check recommended welding equipment for HSA for correct operation according to OEM procedures
• 3.2Conduct sample welds using recommended welding techniques, and perform inspection and destruction tests for defects according to workplace instructions
• 3.3Refit HSA components using recommended repair methods, materials and equipment, and without causing damage to other systems or components
• 3.4Follow grinding and drilling procedures according to OEM or authorised agency and weld material specifications

4 Complete work processes

• 4.1Finish repairs to HSA components to pre-paint condition according to workplace and OEM or authorised agency repair procedures
• 4.2Perform final inspection to ensure work meets workplace expectations and manufacturer specifications, and components are presented ready for painting
• 4.3Clean work area, dispose of waste and non-recyclable materials, and collect and store recyclable material
• 4.4Check tools and equipment, tag any faults, and store according to workplace procedures
• 4.5Process workplace documentation according to workplace procedures

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