MEM24039 — Apply materials technology principles to non-destructive tests
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What an assessment for MEM24039 must cover
27 assessable components: 3 elements (11 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 13 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 Apply general principles of non-destructive testing to materials and products
- 1.1Check that specified non-destructive testing method, access and set-up requirements will leave material and product usable after NDT
- 1.2Review general principles of calibration and uncertainty of measurement for implications for NDT request
- 1.3Identify safety and environmental considerations of test methods
- 1.4Comply with work health and safety requirements (WHS)
2 Review the properties of products and materials specified for non-destructive testing
- 2.1Identify provided materials and products for consistency with specifications
- 2.2Review material physical and mechanical properties and identify properties relevant to specified NDT
- 2.3Review the implications of the manufacturing processes and use and operating conditions of provided products for NDT strategy
3 Determine test strategy and techniques for a product
- 3.1Apply knowledge of material and product properties to predict the most likely failure modes, discontinuities and defects present and their significance
- 3.2Identify an appropriate test strategy from standards, codes and standard operating procedures
- 3.3Select appropriate test techniques to provide reliable data to confirm product integrity or detect degradation
- 3.4Report findings including the methodology used and the advantages and limitations of the recommended test strategy and techniques
Performance evidence
- select and document an NDT strategy and techniques for a specified NDT method for at least three manufactured products to confirm integrity or detect degradation with details of methodology used and advantages and limitations of possible options and with supporting arguments for preferred NDT strategy
- assess the materials present in at least three manufactured products and relate the structure and composition of each product to its physical and mechanical properties
- report on the effects of manufacturing processes, product use, and operating conditions on the structure, integrity and physical/mechanical properties of at least two manufactured products.
Knowledge evidence
- requirements of all applicable industry standards, national/Australian standards, Safe Work Australia guidelines, and state/territory regulatory codes of practice/standards relevant to NDT used in job role
- principles of solidification and crystal structures in metals including: o classification of materials o structure of atoms o process of solidification and defects formed during solidification o crystal structures and modification of crystal structure o heat treatment processes and defects formed during heat treatment
- information contained in equilibrium diagrams representative of a range of metals including aluminium, iron, steel and common nonferrous alloys: o alloy systems o solid and liquid solubility o basic equilibrium diagrams for common alloys
- principles of fusion welding relevant to NDT
- defects in fusion welding
- processing and service defects
- grinding, pickling, heat treatment, fatigue, corrosion and stress corrosion cracks
- principles of casting and common defects in castings
- principles of forging and common defects in forging
- principles of fabrication of composites/plastics and common defects in composites/plastics
- principles of mechanical, tensile, impact, hardness and fatigue testing
- standard recording and reporting formats and procedures for reporting test results, job records, routine reports
- hazards, health, safety and environment requirements relevant to job role
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What does an assessment tool for MEM24039 need to cover?
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