MEM05067Establish and maintain a welding procedure management system

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What an assessment for MEM05067 must cover

27 assessable components: 4 elements (13 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements. 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 Determine welding procedure management system requirements

  • 1.1Establish capability requirements of weld procedure management system in conjunction with relevant stakeholders
  • 1.2Determine general record keeping requirements including traceability, system access, security and privacy requirements
  • 1.3Determine scope of weld procedure records and parameters required to be recorded in weld procedure management system
  • 1.4Investigate available weld procedure management system formats and recommend appropriate format for approval

2 Establish welding procedure management system

  • 2.1Establish identification system for new and revised weld procedure specifications
  • 2.2Establish procedures for record data entry, approval or verification before entry
  • 2.3Establish access and security procedures for storing, retrieving, issuing, amending, backing up and deleting records

3 Establish system for maintaining welder qualifications against standards and codes

  • 3.1Identify standards and codes used in enterprise that require qualification of welders
  • 3.2Identify requalification periods and requirements for welders under each standard
  • 3.3Establish welder logs for welders working against standards requiring logs as method of requalification

4 Maintain the weld procedure management system

  • 4.1Establish procedures to maintain accuracy, completeness and availability of records in weld procedure management system
  • 4.2Ensure that each new and revised WPS in procedure management system is linked to supporting procedure qualification record (PQR)
  • 4.3Maintain welders’ logs and make available for welder continuity audits or certification

Performance evidence

  • establish privacy, backup and security procedures for a weld record management system
  • make recommendations on the scope and format of a weld procedure management system for a fabrication enterprise
  • interpret welder qualification and requalification requirements in at least three Australian or international welding standards
  • establish a numbering system that allows for identification of each welding procedure specification (WPS) and links to the matching procedure qualification record (PQR) and other weld records
  • issue correct weld procedure specifications for three workplace fabrication designs
  • check and/or maintain welder log entries across at least three fabrication projects involving three or more welding processes.

Knowledge evidence

  • welding parameters and processes
  • technical drawings, welding symbols and weld joint identification
  • Australian and international welding related standards and codes
  • processes for approving new and revised WPS
  • processes for establishing welder qualifications and welder continuity against WPS and welding standards and codes
  • privacy procedures and regulations
  • formats for weld procedure management systems
  • relationship between designs, standards and codes, WPS, PQRs and welder qualification in the fabrication process.

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