MEM29003Apply CAD and CAM technologies in an Industry 4.0 workplace

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What an assessment for MEM29003 must cover

47 assessable components: 5 elements (26 performance criteria), 10 performance evidence and 11 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 Identify current CAD and CAM workplace environment

  • 1.1Review products and manufacturing processes and establish the extent of CAD and CAM use in current production systems
  • 1.2Identify CAD and CAM equipment and software being used
  • 1.3Establish extent of current networking and file transfer between design, prototyping and production processes
  • 1.4Establish extent of CAD and CAM links to supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and software

2 Assess CAD system through creation of drawings and 3D models

  • 2.1Review features and functions of CAD system
  • 2.2Import data from other software applications into CAD system
  • 2.3Use CAD functions to create technical drawings and 3D models
  • 2.4Check and validate technical drawings and 3D models against job requirements, standard operating procedures and imported data
  • 2.5Save and output CAD files in the required format for job requirements
  • 2.6Identify the range of data currently captured by CAD system
  • 2.7Evaluate current CAD system for ease of use, data importing and exporting, and modification and customisation features

3 Assess CAM system through creation of 3D code files

  • 3.1Import models from CAD system using appropriate file formats
  • 3.2Manipulate 3D models in accordance with job requirements
  • 3.3Link 3D model entities to database attributes to suit job requirements
  • 3.4Develop manufacturing data from the 3D model and verify for logical sequencing and correct manufacturing procedures
  • 3.5Save and output 3D CAM code files in the required format for post processing
  • 3.6Identify the range of data currently captured by CAM system
  • 3.7Evaluate current CAM system for ease of use, data importing and exporting capability, and modification and customisation features

4 Test component production using 3D CAM code files

  • 4.1Identify and follow workplace health and safety procedures (WHS) procedures for producing components on manufacturing equipment
  • 4.2Check material is consistent with job and machine requirements
  • 4.3Transfer files from computer to specified manufacturing equipment in accordance with organisational procedures, operating instructions and job requirements
  • 4.4Ensure equipment is set and adjusted ready for production
  • 4.5Produce components using digital manufacturing equipment and check against specification
  • 4.6Identify production data captured and exported by the component manufacturing equipment

5 Assess CAD, CAM and manufacturing equipment for Industry 4.0 integration

  • 5.1Evaluate potential for improved networking, data capture and reporting by CAD, CAM, and linked manufacturing equipment and systems
  • 5.2Prepare recommendation for improvements to CAD and CAM workplace systems to facilitate integration into wider Industry 4.0 workplace systems and technologies

Performance evidence

  • source required information for at least two CAD 3D models from technical drawings, job specifications and other computer programs
  • test features and functions of a CAD system by: - creating, modifying and deleting attributes using drawing tools for at least two products, components or parts - creating specified geometrical shapes comprising points, lines and arcs - retrieving, saving and outputting at least two products, components or parts files in appropriate formats
  • check and validate accuracy of required information for at least one technical drawing and two 3D CAD models
  • test features and functions of a CAM system by: - linking at least two 3D models to database in accordance with job requirements - developing manufacturing data from at least two 3D models - saving and outputting 3D code files in required format from manufacturing data for at least two 3D models
  • identify and map workplace data flow from CAD job requirements to subtractive or additive manufacturing equipment including flows to and from ERP and SCADA systems if present
  • produce products, components, or parts using digital additive or subtractive manufacturing equipment to test CAM code files
  • assess extent that current CAD operations use CAD system and software capability
  • assess extent that current CAM operations use CAM system and software capability
  • identify options to improve data flow and networking of CAD and CAM hardware and software.
  • Note: Where a volume and/or frequency is not specified, demonstration must be provided at least once.

Knowledge evidence

  • types and uses of drawings and models commonly used in manufacturing, including the relationship between the views contained in drawings
  • terms and conventions used in technical drawings and modelling
  • basic navigation procedures for CAD and CAM systems including: - system operations including start, shut down, access and security, updating, display adjustments - creating and manipulating 3D models - modifying existing 3D models - saving drawing files - extracting data with respect to the physical properties of models created in 3D space
  • formats in which CAD drawing files can be saved and reasons for using different formats when saving drawing files
  • workplace drawing protocols
  • principles of computer aided manufacturing (CAM) for manufacturing processes including for: - additive manufacturing (metallic and non-metallic) - subtractive manufacturing (laser cutting, plasma cutting)
  • methods for importing and exporting data and files to and from CAD and CAM systems
  • operating procedures for additive or subtractive manufacturing equipment sufficient to test CAM code files
  • actual and potential data integration between CAD and CAM systems and other Industry 4.0 systems
  • purpose of SCADA and ERP systems and methods of importing and exporting data to and from these systems
  • advantages of increased networking and data including: faster prototyping, increased speed to market, increased data capture.

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