MEM09201 — Work effectively in an engineering drafting workplace

1 Identify the work context and setting

• 1.1Identify key products and services and the scope and nature of the organisation
• 1.2Identify legislation, organisational procedures and industry standards relevant to the workplace
• 1.3Identify key aspects of the workflow in the organisation and its application to own work
• 1.4Identify key personnel and their role and relationship to own work
• 1.5Evaluate impact of trends on work practices

2 Examine role of drafting

• 2.1Identify roles and key responsibilities in drafting work, including processes involved in detail and design drafting work
• 2.2Identify stakeholders of drafting projects and their information and service needs
• 2.3Read, interpret and use industry terminology
• 2.4Determine the needs and features of drafting work undertaken for different engineering disciplines
• 2.5Determine the role of computer programs in design and detail drafting work

3 Accept responsibility for own work

• 3.1Identify own work responsibilities, obligations, employment conditions and role within work group or area
• 3.2Determine work priorities and deadlines and plan work activity accordingly
• 3.3Apply organisational work health and safety (WHS) procedures when conducting work and ensure quality standards are met
• 3.4Access and use work information, technology and resources to complete work
• 3.5Apply time-management skills and communicate if timelines are compromised
• 3.6Identify skill development needs and seek assistance
• 3.7Minimise impact of work on the environment and conduct housekeeping to maintain workplace

4 Work with others

• 4.1Identify roles of team members
• 4.2Participate in the development and review of team goals and activities and contribute to continuous improvements
• 4.3Contribute to team meetings using effective communication skills and show for varying opinions and differences
• 4.4Address work conflicts professionally using effective communication skills and refer to appropriate personnel if necessary

5 Apply safe and sustainable work practices

• 5.1Apply workplace health and safety (WHS) procedures and practices at all times
• 5.2Collaborate with others and contribute to positive work environment
• 5.3Minimise resource use in own work and contribute to efficiency improvements
• 5.4Comply with enterprise environmental regulations and report breaches and environmental hazards to designated personnel

What does an assessment tool for MEM09201 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MEM09201 needs to address all 49 unit components: 5 elements with 25 performance criteria, 10 performance evidence requirements, 14 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for MEM09201?

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