MSFFDM5002Coordinate and optimise workplace maintenance programs

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What an assessment for MSFFDM5002 must cover

48 assessable components: 6 elements (27 performance criteria), 7 performance evidence and 12 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. 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 Clarify maintenance requirements

  • 1.1Check equipment specifications, service requirements and workplace procedures for recommended maintenance intervals and processes
  • 1.2Separate special requirements for maintenance from normal lubrication, adjustment and maintenance schedules
  • 1.3Compare information with previous experience, future equipment use, production requirements and standard operating procedures
  • 1.4Identify and develop an outline plan for maintenance and a related work schedule that meets workplace needs

2 Establish maintenance systems

  • 2.1Identify costing for process based on maintenance requirements
  • 2.2Identify workplace health and safety maintenance system requirements
  • 2.3Document and record required production interruptions, processes and procedures
  • 2.4Identify maintenance providers
  • 2.5Analyse maintenance systems options and recommend process to management
  • 2.6Obtain approvals for the maintenance systems concepts and resources

3 Organise maintenance activities

  • 3.1Identify suitable times for maintenance processes and shutdowns as needed from production schedules and staff rosters
  • 3.2Obtain permission from management for timing of maintenance to optimise the maintenance process and production
  • 3.3Develop detailed work plans based on production schedules, covering the availability of expertise and scheduling of resource availability
  • 3.4Identify employees with the required competencies and, where necessary, facilitate appropriate training and assessment
  • 3.5Obtain approvals for production schedule in accordance with organisational requirements
  • 3.6Refine work plan to ensure the maintenance program will maintain workplace outputs in terms of workplace policy

4 Resource maintenance requirements

  • 4.1Establish maintenance and reliable supply of required consumables
  • 4.2Confirm availability of externally sourced equipment

5 Complete maintenance procedures

  • 5.1Complete maintenance work schedule in accordance with the work plan
  • 5.2Take readings, measurements and recordings and compare with equipment, product and other relevant specifications
  • 5.3Identify areas requiring further testing and recommend appropriate procedures for testing to management
  • 5.4Adjust work schedule plan based on experience and complete documentation
  • 5.5Complete maintenance records and forward to appropriate personnel

6 Optimise operations

  • 6.1Note areas where changes to equipment operation or routine maintenance are required to maintain optimum work output and equipment life
  • 6.2Compare production potential of components and equipment with actual outputs using cost–benefit analysis techniques, and analyse reasons for differences
  • 6.3Identify and analyse opportunities for equipment and systems integration to ascertain the optimal integration model
  • 6.4Recommend improvements to maintenance operations to management, based on cost–benefit analysis and integration opportunities

Performance evidence

  • establish the maintenance program for one significant production operation that includes:
  • at least one computer numerically controlled operation
  • coordination of maintenance within the context of production schedules
  • identification of resource requirements for maintenance, including skills of employees involved
  • recording and reporting requirements to provide system visibility and accountability potential
  • identification of opportunities for optimisation across the operation, including for automated processes
  • complete one cost–benefit analysis of an existing and significant maintenance program and suggest improvements to maintenance operations and, where authorised, negotiate changes.

Knowledge evidence

  • contemporary equipment maintenance theories covering benefits and costs
  • the effects of production schedules, time and resource requirements when scheduling the maintenance process
  • risk analysis processes
  • workplace operating procedures, including procedures for maintenance
  • operation requirements of equipment and work systems in the work area, including:
  • computer numerically controlled (CNC) operations
  • competency requirements of the maintenance work activities
  • workplace health and safety maintenance system requirements
  • work instructions, operating procedures and inspection processes to:
  • minimise the risk of injury to self or others
  • prevent damage to goods, equipment and products
  • maintain required production output and product quality.

Foundation skills

  • Numeracy skills: to interpret technical information.
  • Writing skills: to record and report on workplace maintenance programs.

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