RIIARO307 — Activate and deactivate autonomous systems

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What an assessment for RIIARO307 must cover

42 assessable components: 4 elements (25 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 10 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 and prepare to activate and deactivate autonomous system

1.1Obtain, interpret, confirm and clarify work instructions
1.2Identify and confirm autonomous systems and components involved in work activity
1.3Access, interpret and apply documentation required to activate and deactivate autonomous systems and confirm work activity is compliant
1.4Identify and confirm own role and responsibility in autonomous operations value chain according to organisational requirements
1.5Select and wear personal protective equipment according to site requirements
1.6Select and obtain tools and equipment required for work activity in proximity to autonomous systems and components
1.7Obtain permits and clearances according to job and site requirements
1.8Identify potential risks and hazards, implement control measures within scope of own role, and escalate where required
1.9Obtain and interpret emergency procedures and identify steps required to respond to emergencies
1.10Communicate and coordinate planned activities with others with other personnel in work area according to site requirements

2 Deactivate autonomous system

2.1Enter designated work area according to autonomous systems and component manufacturer specifications and site requirements
2.2Identify requirements for, and implement personal protective zone according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements
2.3Monitor risks and hazards, implement control measures within scope of own role, and escalate where required
2.4Check and confirm the autonomous system is safe to approach according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements
2.5Monitor alert systems and alarms according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements
2.6Deactivate autonomous system according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements.
2.7Confirm deactivation of autonomous system according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements and escalate where required
2.8Carry out required work activity involving autonomous system within scope of own role and according to manufacturer specifications and job and site requirements

3 Activate autonomous system

3.1Activate autonomous system according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements
3.2Confirm normal operation of autonomous systems is restored according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements, and escalate where required
3.3Exit designated work area according to autonomous systems and component manufacturer specifications and site requirement

4 Conduct housekeeping activities

4.1Complete records and documentation according to site requirements
4.2Report potential risks and hazards according to site requirements and escalate where required
4.3Identify autonomous system and component malfunctions and failures, address within scope of own role and report according to site requirements
4.4Identify opportunities to optimise safety, efficiency and effectiveness of autonomous operations within scope of own role, and escalate where required

Performance evidence

deactivate and activate the autonomous mode of a system and its components on at least two occasions.
locate and apply legislation, documentation, policies and procedures required to activate and deactivate autonomous systems
implement the requirements, procedures and techniques to activate and deactivate the autonomous mode of a system and its components, including: responding to or reporting on monitoring systems and alarms, checking and confirming safe approach of autonomous system and components, checking and confirming the mode of an autonomous system, identifying and confirming autonomous systems and components involved in work activity, identifying, monitoring and reporting risks and hazards, interpreting and applying work health and safety requirements and work instructions
work with others to activate and deactivate the autonomous mode of a system and its components in a way that meets required outcomes, including: communicating with others to receive and clarify work instructions and convey work progress, coordinating work activity with others using multiple communication devices.

Knowledge evidence

legislation required to activate and deactivate autonomous systems
policies, procedures and documentation required to work in and around autonomous systems, including those relating to: Australian and international standards for autonomous systems, activating and deactivating autonomous mode, autonomous system and component manufacturer specifications, confirming the safe approach of autonomous systems, entering and exiting autonomous operating zones, functional safety standards, hazard, incident and emergency response procedures, hierarchy road rules, obtaining permits and clearances, personal protective zones including roles and responsibilities, risk management, site requirements, site safety signage, alarms and systems, work areas, work health and safety, workplace recording and reporting requirements
types, characteristics, technical capabilities and limitations of autonomous systems and components, including: digital communications, emergency signals and procedures, key operational states of autonomous equipment, operating procedures, malfunctions and failures, exclusion zones, remote stop functionality, safe distances for work activity, system perception and control functionalities
key aspects of autonomous equipment interactions in different environmental conditions and load states, including braking and stopping functions
different environmental conditions
principles and techniques for risk and hazard management in autonomous environments, including those relating to: adverse operating conditions for autonomous systems and components, risk management, including risks relating to operator and human machine interface (HMI) fatigue, limitations of electrical sensory and digital communication systems, personal protective zones including roles and responsibilities
techniques for activating and deactivating autonomous systems, including those for: determining safe approach and access of autonomous control systems, identifying abnormal operations of autonomous systems and components, identifying and safely crossing autonomous system paths, identifying and verifying safe approach of autonomous systems and components, monitoring and verifying safe, effective and efficient system operations, monitoring and using human-machine- interface (HMI), testing and confirming the system mode, using global positioning systems
roles and responsibilities of personnel in the autonomous environment value chain, including those relating to: budget, product quality, productivity, safety, interdependencies with other roles
key terminology for autonomous systems, components and operations, including those specific to relevant sector, organisation and manufacturer
techniques for coordinating and communicating work activities with others.

Foundation skills

Oral communication: Uses listening and questioning to clarify and confirm understanding
Self-management: Monitors and minimises own and others’ exposure to worksite risks and hazards during work activities
Technology: Uses digital technologies and applications to access, organise and share information

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What does an assessment tool for RIIARO307 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for RIIARO307 needs to address all 42 unit components: 4 elements with 25 performance criteria, 4 performance evidence requirements, 10 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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