MEM234032 — Manage fluid power-related technologies in an organisation

1 Identify scope of fluid power related systems installation, commissioning or modification task

• 1.1Review machine and equipment drawings, manufacturer manuals and other technical data for fluid power systems specifications
• 1.2Determine performance and production requirements expected from fluid power equipment
• 1.3Determine if any commissioning or modification of fluid power systems is required
• 1.4Determine relevant regulatory requirements
• 1.5Inspect site and equipment to confirm or determine suitability, availability of other services and control requirements
• 1.6Produce or review fluid power management schedule, including any required installation, commissioning, modification or maintenance requirements

2 Brief team on fluid power work requirements

• 2.1Distribute and discuss drawings, schedules, and major materials and equipment with team
• 2.2Arrange for request for further information (RFIs) with designers, where required
• 2.3Brief team on key compliance and risk factors, including regulatory, work health and safety (WHS) and environmental sustainability requirements
• 2.4Agree with team on critical control points and reporting requirements

3 Commence installation, commissioning, modification or maintenance tasks

• 3.1Supervise machine and equipment shutdowns required for task
• 3.2Confirm availability of equipment components and materials for scheduled fluid power tasks
• 3.3Check and determine that supply of services to work is adequate for task commencement
• 3.4Ensure all tradespersons have correct drawings

4 Monitor progress and deal with contingencies

• 4.1Establish procedures to ensure assembly and connections meet drawing specifications
• 4.2Ensure electrical, fluid power and control systems and circuits are consistent with specifications and regulations
• 4.3Identify problems and contingencies and establish and rectify root cause

5 Finalise fluid power installation, commissioning, modification or maintenance tasks

• 5.1Conduct final check to ensure completed work is consistent with drawings, manufacturer manuals and any regulatory requirements
• 5.2Conduct test run of equipment and system
• 5.3Identify and correct any malfunctions or errors in required output

6 Conduct handover and finalise documentation

• 6.1Brief client and operators on machine or equipment operation after completion of work
• 6.2Prepare and submit any required reports on installation, commissioning or modification in accordance with organisational procedures

What does an assessment tool for MEM234032 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for MEM234032 needs to address all 49 unit components: 6 elements with 22 performance criteria, 10 performance evidence requirements, 17 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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