PMBPROD393EProduce composites using vacuum bagging

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What an assessment for PMBPROD393E must cover

44 assessable components: 5 elements (29 performance criteria), 1 performance evidence and 11 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 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 Plan work requirements

  • 1.1Identify materials required, including additives, from job specifications
  • 1.2Identify equipment and processes required for production and upstream and downstream operations from job specifications
  • 1.3Perform pre-operational checks including checking for and controlling hazards
  • 1.4Identify and check emergency stops, guards and controls
  • 1.5Identify checks and testing processes required for equipment, materials, quality and production management to meet job specifications
  • 1.6Identify housekeeping needs to prepare and support production
  • 1.7Identify waste management strategies to collect excess, discarded or nonconforming materials to be disposed of, recycled or reprocessed according to workplace procedures

2 Perform pre-production tasks

  • 2.1Verify equipment, raw material and mould requirements against job specifications
  • 2.2Set production process according to equipment and workplace specifications, and adjust process to optimise output based on selected materials
  • 2.3Set up and adjust vacuum bagging production line settings according to equipment and job specifications
  • 2.4Verify materials, resins and fibres are correct against job specifications
  • 2.5Set up date, batch and materials markings according to workplace procedures
  • 2.6Undertake other pre-startup checks according to equipment specifications and workplace procedures

3 Operate vacuum bagging process

  • 3.1Start up and operate composites-forming equipment, and make adjustments to settings to meet job specifications
  • 3.2Ensure process is operating according to equipment specifications and workplace procedures
  • 3.3Follow checking and testing process to confirm if output meets job specifications and quality standards, and apply strategies to manage non-conforming outputs
  • 3.4Maintain continuity of process to support production
  • 3.5Work efficiently to minimise scrap and trim according to workplace procedures
  • 3.6Clean, adjust and lubricate equipment according to equipment instructions

4 Shut down machinery

  • 4.1Determine type of shutdown and process to be followed from equipment instructions and workplace procedures
  • 4.2Shut down equipment according to equipment instructions and workplace procedures
  • 4.3Clean equipment efficiently and effectively, using appropriate methods and materials according to equipment instructions
  • 4.4Put guards, locks and notices in place to prevent inadvertent startup
  • 4.5Accurately complete relevant documentation
  • 4.6Clean and clear work area after shutdown in readiness for next startup

5 Anticipate and solve process control variances

  • 5.1Recognise existing or potential process control variances and their causes
  • 5.2Determine, prioritise and implement remedial and preventative actions based on identified issues and causes
  • 5.3Monitor process control variances and corrective actions taken until resolved
  • 5.4Accurately maintain records and logbooks

Performance evidence

  • produce composites using vacuum bagging at least once to meet job specifications.

Knowledge evidence

  • the function and principles of the operation of vacuum bagging equipment
  • vacuum bagging manufacturing process and phases of the cycle
  • characteristics of materials, including raw materials, and their behaviour in relation to process conditions, equipment operation and stages of production
  • mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical and electronic principles that affect machine operation and product development
  • the criteria for overall process/equipment readiness for the process or equipment being used
  • typical quality standards required at each stage of production
  • key variables that may affect product quality and production output, including: vacuum bag conditions, temperature, cycle time, output rate, surface finish and condition, product weight, product integrity and general conformance to specification
  • typical and atypical process and product problems, including early warning signs, possible causes and corrective actions
  • the distinguishing characteristics of causes of problems as being either based on the properties of materials or caused by process variables
  • organisational procedures relevant to the work environment or job role
  • hazards that may arise in the job or work environment, and: their possible causes, potential consequences, appropriate risk controls.

Foundation skills

  • Numeracy: Numeracy skills to monitor equipment readings and production outputs.
  • Reading: Reading skills to interpret job and equipment specifications and workplace procedures.
  • Writing and oral communication: Writing and oral communication skills to record and report on equipment shutdown and process control variances.

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What does an assessment tool for PMBPROD393E need to cover?

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