MEM23125 — Evaluate maintenance systems

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What an assessment for MEM23125 must cover

46 assessable components: 4 elements (21 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 19 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 scope of maintenance processes

1.1Determine parameters of maintenance management system to be evaluated
1.2Assess engineering principles, skills and techniques required by tasks
1.3Assess software and software techniques required for evaluation task
1.4Identify stakeholders to be consulted
1.5Determine compliance requirements of WHS and regulatory requirements, codes of practice, standards and risk assessment requirements for maintenance processes
1.6Investigate sustainability implications of maintenance processes

2 Identify principles and techniques required by evaluation

2.1Review trends in maintenance practice and equipment including those related to integrated management systems
2.2Review maintenance system and implementation strategies for relevance to evaluation
2.3Identify features and functions of maintenance information systems

3 Evaluate maintenance management systems

3.1Evaluate organisational maintenance safety and risk management procedures
3.2Evaluate maintenance processes for sustainability
3.3Evaluate asset reliability, maintainability and performance against lean indices, production targets and system design parameters
3.4Audit plant, facilities, services and systems for provision of parts and consumables, adequacy of labour, skills and technical support
3.5Evaluate maintenance system data generation and collection and reporting for performance analysis required for process improvement
3.6Evaluate the use of maintenance management software
3.7Evaluate manual and automated condition monitoring, testing and analysis
3.8Evaluate implementation of maintenance management systems techniques, including up-time preparations, spares availability, tooling and equipment readiness
3.9Evaluate asset categorisation, maintenance scheduling and prioritising
3.10Evaluate implementation of maintenance continuous improvement processes

4 Report results

4.1Record results of scoping, principles and techniques used and evaluation of maintenance systems
4.2Provide documentation including layouts, schedules, performance analysis and flow charts

Performance evidence

investigating sustainability implications of maintenance processes
identifying and reviewing features, functions and trends of maintenance and information systems and their associated implementation strategies and software
evaluating work health and safety (WHS), regulatory, risk management, and sustainability requirements
evaluating maintenance systems, scheduling and prioritising, and continuous improvement and implementation on at least two occasions
auditing plant, facilities and services, provision of parts and consumables, labour, skills and technical support on at least two occasions
reporting and documenting results of scoping, principles and techniques identification and evaluation of maintenance systems, layouts, schedules, performance analysis, flow charts, calculations, programs and files

Knowledge evidence

maintenance requirements of different organisations and industry trends
features of integrated management systems within organisations, and industry trends including: monitoring, adjustment, lubrication, consumables, breakdown maintenance required by typical plant equipment and facilities; labour and training requirements for typical maintenance systems; maintenance performance indices including mean time between failure (MTBF) and overall equipment efficiency (OEE), and relationship to maintenance strategies, business financial objectives and maintenance system design criteria, including life cycle cost and break-even point; maintenance management systems including terotechnology; maintenance management within integrated logistics support (ILS); sources of information, software and hardware required by maintenance systems
systems thinking in relation to maintenance, failure analysis, problem-solving and decision-making processes, constraint and contingency management
compliance requirements of WHS, regulations and standards relevant to maintenance
risk management requirements and analyses for maintenance of plant including failure mode effects analyses (FMEA)
maintainability and reliability related to life cycle costing, system design, cost predictions and break-even analysis
audit processes for plant, facilities and services, provision of parts and consumables, labour, skills and technical support
maintenance system data generation and collection, reporting and response processes
data storage and performance analysis for process improvement against performance parameters including MTBF and OEE
manual and automated condition monitoring, testing and analysis
maintenance system and implementation strategies including corrective, preventative, predictive, precision, proactive, total productive and reliability-centred maintenance
facilities and service maintenance response systems
asset categorisation and maintenance scheduling and prioritising
organisational maintenance safety procedures including: risk management procedures; WHS committees; standard operating procedures (SOPs); safe work method statements (SWMS); material safety data sheets (MSDS); permits; standards related to significant maintenance or plant modifications
terotechnology
engineering, plant, facilities and services maintenance requirements
continuous process improvement
data generation, analysis, storage and feedback
reporting techniques and documentation requirements

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