MEM48024Plan and complete metallurgical projects

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What an assessment for MEM48024 must cover

78 assessable components: 6 elements (26 performance criteria), 34 performance evidence and 18 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 job requirements

  • 1.1Follow standard operating procedures (SOPs)
  • 1.2Comply with work health and safety (WHS) requirements at all times
  • 1.3Interpret the client’s requirements for a metallurgical application
  • 1.4Develop the project requirements and parameters with client
  • 1.5Research the context and parameters of the metallurgical project including the planning, design and problem-solving process
  • 1.6Prepare a report on the commercial and metallurgical context and parameters of the metallurgical project

2 Prepare concept proposal for metallurgical solution

  • 2.1Generate different approaches to achieve project objectives
  • 2.2Check feasibility of metallurgical solutions against project parameters
  • 2.3Assess metallurgical solutions for conformity to WHS and environmental requirements
  • 2.4Seek opinions of colleagues and technical experts from other disciplines
  • 2.5Prepare plan and concept proposal that includes results of feasibility study consideration including calculations and modelling
  • 2.6Review concept proposal with client to improve outcomes and overcome possible problems

3 Implement the planning, design or problem-solving process for metallurgical project

  • 3.1Select and manage resources and processes to develop the plan or design
  • 3.2Document management processes
  • 3.3Incorporate appropriate components and systems in the planning and design process
  • 3.4Use appropriate calculations and assumptions in implementing the planning and design process
  • 3.5Use appropriate computing hardware and software and programming techniques in the planning and design process
  • 3.6Apply appropriate metallurgical and other scientific, engineering and commercial principles and knowledge to implement planning and design process
  • 3.7Review concept proposal for metallurgical solution against planning and design process in order to prepare firm metallurgical solution for client

4 Review metallurgical solution with client and prepare implementation plan

  • 4.1Review solution to ensure conformity with current specification, contract and organisational procedures, WHS and regulatory standards
  • 4.2Present and explain metallurgical solution and implementation plan to client including presentation of supporting documentation
  • 4.3Achieve and document client acceptance of the design and implementation plan

5 Implement metallurgical project

  • 5.1Complete all implementation documentation associated with project implementation in accordance with organisational and statutory requirements
  • 5.2Participate in implementation process and provide metallurgical oversight

6 Review metallurgical project outcomes

  • 6.1Review project outcomes in terms of the intended and actual outcomes
  • 6.2Prepare the report in accordance with organisational requirements

Performance evidence

  • following work instructions, standard operating procedures (SOPs) and safe work practices
  • researching and reporting context and parameters of the planning process for metallurgical applications
  • planning and implementing a significant metallurgical application within a market and industrial context and in conformance with project parameters including financial, legal, resource and scheduling
  • documenting and confirming an internal or external client’s requirements in accordance with organisational procedures and practices
  • informing the client of known work health and safety (WHS), regulatory, ethical, environmental, physical and cost limitations
  • writing specifications to meet project requirements on at least two occasions
  • documenting and agreeing on acceptance criteria with a client
  • reviewing different approaches to technical feasibility, innovation and acceptance to client
  • documenting possible metallurgical product or process concepts on at least two occasions
  • analysing, comparing and contrasting the relative merits of possible metallurgical processes or products
  • documenting an objective analysis of each approach
  • discussing proposals with colleagues and specialists
  • documenting concept proposal in accordance with organisational procedures
  • establishing the planning and implementation team in accordance with organisational procedures
  • identifying resources and establish management procedures
  • selecting components and systems
  • negotiating, documenting and monitoring outcomes and performance measures
  • developing work instructions
  • monitoring and correcting project progress
  • performing risk analysis and corrective action
  • evaluating assumptions and calculations for implementation of metallurgical processes
  • preparing design diagrams and calculations
  • applying metallurgical principles and knowledge in the implementation of the plan and design process
  • selecting metallurgy-related materials
  • selecting metallurgical methods and processes
  • creating demonstration models
  • confirming a metallurgical solution and plan on at least two occasions
  • authorising modifications to the metallurgical specification in accordance with organisational procedures
  • incorporating corrections and improvements to the design into the revised design solution and plan
  • applying WHS and environmental requirements and regulatory standards
  • completing documentation
  • obtaining and reviewing feedback from the commissioning process
  • monitoring the project outcomes or performance in the implementation environment on at least two occasions
  • addressing deficiencies in project outcomes or performance as measured against specifications

Knowledge evidence

  • safe work practices and procedures and use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • planning process for metallurgical applications
  • market and industrial context and parameters of the planning and design process for a significant metallurgical application including financial, legal, resourcing and scheduling
  • procedures for documenting and confirming client requirements
  • codes, standards, specifications and legislative and regulatory requirements
  • implications for sustainability and options for improved environmental outcomes
  • constraints and risks associated with the development and implementation of metallurgical processes
  • process of analysis, comparison and contrasting
  • concept proposal review process
  • metallurgical fundamentals affecting selection of components and systems
  • metallurgy-related hardware and software
  • properties of metal and alloys
  • significance of the document control process
  • procedures for initiating and gaining approval for changes to metallurgy- related processes
  • metallurgy-related tests and testing schedules
  • reasons for selecting tests and schedules
  • corrective actions to return metallurgy-related processes to specification
  • report requirements

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