MEAAVI0039 — Modify and repair aircraft component single-layer printed circuit boards
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What an assessment for MEAAVI0039 must cover
41 assessable components: 5 elements (23 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Inspect single- layer printed circuit boards and associated components
- 1.1Interpret required maintenance documentation, including component defect reports, and match parts and serial numbers
- 1.2Prepare work area and circuit board assemblies in accordance with standard enterprise procedures to allow for detailed inspection of all substrate, circuit tracks, edge connectors and attached components, taking into account any static discharge procedures
- 1.3Visually or physically inspect circuit board assemblies for physical integrity of substrate, circuit tracks, edge connectors and attached components in accordance with maintenance documentation while observing all relevant work health and safety (WHS) requirements
- 1.4Establish modification status to assist in determining repair requirements
- 1.5Identify and report defects in accordance with standard enterprise procedures
2 Test or adjust single- layer printed circuit boards and associated components
- 2.1Prepare and connect circuit board assemblies to the appropriate test facility or in situ to allow required test procedures to be performed in accordance with approved procedures
- 2.2Perform functional testing on circuit board assemblies for evidence of serviceability or malfunction in accordance with normal trade practice and maintenance documentation
- 2.3Electronically or physically adjust or align circuit board assemblies, attached hardware and electronic components in accordance with maintenance manuals or other prescribed procedures
3 Troubleshoot single- layer printed circuit boards and associated components
- 3.1Use required maintenance documentation, physical inspection and test results to assist in fault determination
- 3.2Troubleshoot using maintenance manual fault diagnosis guides, logical processes and test equipment
- 3.3Locate component faults and identify and record causes of faults in required maintenance documentation
- 3.4Determine required for rectification of faults
4 Dismantle single- layer printed circuit boards and associated components
- 4.1Remove conformal or protective coatings from the circuit board assembly to the extent required to effect necessary repairs and in accordance with maintenance manuals and industry or enterprise standards as applicable
- 4.2Observe WHS requirements at all times during maintenance procedures and use required material safety data sheets (MSDS) and personal protective equipment (PPE)
- 4.3Dismantle circuit board assembly to the extent necessary to allow repair of all identified faults
- 4.4Tag and dispatch parts for processing in accordance with specified procedures
- 4.5Package and store parts for retention and refitment in accordance with standard enterprise procedures to avoid physical and electrostatic damage
- 4.6Pack and process parts for disposal in accordance with statutory requirements pertaining to dangerous goods
5 Assemble single- layer printed circuit boards and associated components
- 5.1Collect parts removed for access and replacement parts, ensuring appropriate modification status, component tolerances and assembly configuration is maintained
- 5.2Assemble printed circuit board and associated components in accordance with maintenance manuals, and ensure all electrical joints meet the required standard of the equipment manufacturer or industry standard
- 5.3Rework circuit substrate material, circuit tracks, edge connectors and through-hole eyelets as required to restore printed circuit board to a serviceable condition
- 5.4Replace removed conformal or protective coatings to the required standard of the equipment manufacturer or industry standard
- 5.5Ensure rework techniques are in accordance with industry approval procedures, observe required WHS precautions and use required MSDS and PPE
Performance evidence
- modify or repair aircraft component single- layer printed circuit boards comprising at least eight of the following substrate materials and components and using approved repair procedures and processes relating to single- layer circuit board: capacitors: resistors wires semiconductors inductors transformers switches connectors multi-pin ICs terminal posts heat-sink materials electrostatic sensitive devices
- recognise the following on the circuit boards being maintained: unacceptable soldered connections damaged circuit board components circuit tracks integrity substrate damage edge connector condition
- rework unacceptable printed circuit board soldered connections via acceptable de-soldering and soldering techniques on the circuit board being maintained
- follow substrate abrasion and rebuilding techniques and precautions associated with handling and assembly of electrostatic and temperature sensitive devices and safety precautions associated with beryllium materials and use of fluxes and solvents for the circuit boards being modified or repaired.
Knowledge evidence
- component operation
- basic principles and functions relating to electrical and electronic components on printed circuit boards
- types of substrate materials and their application in single- layer printed circuit boards
- types of conformal coating and their application in single- layer printed circuit boards
- types of soldering equipment and solders used in track repair and component assembly
- how to obtain material safety data sheets (MSDS)
- normal trade practices for functional testing of circuit board assemblies
- work health and safety (WHS) procedures for modifying or repairing single-layer printed circuit boards
- maintenance manuals for modifying or repairing single- layer printed circuit boards
- relevant regulatory requirements and standard procedures as defined by equipment manufacturers, regulatory authorities and the enterprise
- procedures and standards for repair of printed circuit board assemblies, including the range of required general engineering hand skills in addition to specific high-reliability soldering skills.
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: to interpret workplace procedures and MSDS.
- Writing skills: to record and report on defects.
- Numeracy skills: to interpret technical information.
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What does an assessment tool for MEAAVI0039 need to cover?
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