MEM234039 — Provide technical support for prototyping in large engineering and fabrication projects

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33 assessable components: 4 elements (19 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 6 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 Review prototyping schedule requirements

1.1Review prototyping schedule for timelines, milestones, and inter-relationships between prototyping activities
1.2Identify area allocations for prototyping activities and flow of work
1.3Identify own area of responsibility in terms of process, area, prototyping objectives and work team
1.4Develop a schedule for own and team prototyping responsibilities

2 Provide systems technical support to prototyping team

2.1Identify features and controls for project enterprise resource planning (ERP) system
2.2Interpret design and scheduling information for other employees
2.3Provide support to employees interacting with the ERP system and other IT systems during prototyping
2.4Ensure data related to required prototyping activities is correctly captured and entered into ERP and other systems

3 Monitor materials used during area or team prototyping activities

3.1Check received materials meet design and prototyping schedule specifications
3.2Ensure data related to material faults and other non-conformances is captured and reported
3.3Assist in identifying root cause of non-conformances
3.4Assess performance of materials during prototyping and suggest specification variations where appropriate
3.5Participate in capability studies of suppliers during prototyping

4 Monitor and support prototyping work processes

4.1Review allocated prototyping activities for suitability to area allocation and schedule
4.2Calculate materials, required employee hours, machines and machine hours for allocated prototyping work processes
4.3Ensure calculations are consistent with broader prototyping plan and schedule
4.4Monitor prototyping work against allocated hours
4.5Monitor workflow and transfer operations and report any space or area conflicts or bottlenecks
4.6Identify any design, process and scheduling changes for later engineering and/or fabrication stages

Performance evidence

identify typical commands and features of ERP systems
interrogate design information from CAD/CAM and other systems
interpret design information according to own technical specialisation (mechanical, electrical, electronic etc,) and communicate relevant design information to other prototyping employees including:  assisting employees with correct engineering and/or fabrication project nomenclature  classifying tasks and components and components to align with design and schedule nomenclature
identify suppliers for prototyping materials and services including:  matching each supplier to design specifications  identifying delivery date and time in prototyping master schedule  identifying supplier specification or delivery non-conformances and communicating non-conformance according to standard operating procedures
analyse a site and/or work area and determine any constraints to the prototyping process
analyse prescribed work tasks or processes and calculate required machine and employee hours
identify nonconformances in standard materials and processes used in engineering and/or fabrication and determine the root cause.
Note: Where a volume and/or frequency is not specified, demonstration must be provided at least once.

Knowledge evidence

work characteristics for large engineering and/or fabrication projects including:  the concept of work in place i.e. work is conducted around the object or artifact being fabricated rather than being transferred along a production line  stages and transfers being few and large  design being more iterative and able to occur along the value chain  prototyping covering more than design verification
the difference between single fabrication and modular construction methods for large fabrication projects
for modular construction, the relationship of each module stage to the next, including the design, prototyping and final assembly and commissioning stages
the role as the interpreter between design information and skills and work methods used by major trades and the trade requirement for detailed drawings
ERP systems and their use
project scheduling processes and concepts including master schedules vs. sub-schedules, charting including Gantt charts, and schedule variations.

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